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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 10McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD, ONT. Pre-Cast Concrete • Steps and Porches • Ornamental Railings • Lawn Ornaments 1111111(1111411 111N 111 Ltima *MI IP vir Your Authorized Dealer DIAL 237-3381 BEST HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES — At an assembly Friday morning, the top athletes of the year at South Huron District High School were named. Above, principal Joe Wooden presents the plaques to Dave Bogart, Paul Wareing, Janet Gielen and Helen Muller, T-A photo Tigers drubbed by Clinton, do well in Tillsonburg event Second Annual CLUB ALBATROSS GOLF TOURNAMENT SAT., JUNE 18 Starts 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. CALL 235-1521 FOR TEE-OFF TIMES Members $9.00 - Non-members $12.00 Includes Prizes, Trophies & Roast Beef Dinner "IRONWOOD Located a mile East of Exeter off Highway 83 GOLF CLUB Your Bolens dealer makes the best deal better! FREE MOWER with purchase of a new BOLENIS TRACTOR Save up to $375! NOTE! 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Page 10 Times-Advocate, June 16, 1977 Nineteen records eclipsed Sports Spotlight By Ross Haugh Special awards The annual sports awards at South Huron District High School were presented at a Friday morning assembly: The outstanding male and female athletes in junior and senior were honoured along with the most valuable players on each school team for 1976-77. The, top girls were Helen Muller and Janet Gielen while Dave Bogart and Paul Wareing were named best in the boys division. Lucy Van Esbroeck and Randy Parsons will be representing SHDHS this summer at an Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp. Paul Wareing who recently represented the school at the all-Ontario finals in track and field was named the winner in cross country and track. Dorothy and Lucy Van Esbroeck were the other cross country award winners. In football Brian Mercer and John Van Gerwen were the football winners and best in track and field in addition to Paul Wareing were Steve Pearce, Wes Abbott, Helen Muller, Claudia Jackson and Janet Gielen. The basketball awards went to Doug Brooks, Pete De Koker, Dave Holtzmann and Helen Muller. Doug Willard, Karen McAllister, Martin Van Raay, Ann Muller, Denise Byrne and Lori Rowe won in volleyball and the best wrestlers were Brian Mayer, Vince Winters, Murton Brock, Brian Clarke and Laurel Hodgert. Named in curling were Brian Clarke and Laurel Hodgert while Dave Bogart and Randy Parsons excelled in badminton. Liz Brand won the field hockey award; Kevin Hern and Gord Baird were soccer winners and the gymnastics winner was Rollie Grenier. Congratulations go out to Ken Doig on winning a golf tournament at the Craigowan near Woodstock over the weekend. Doig who operates a Seaforth area golf course and was a top hockey player through this part of the province in years gone by shot a 69. At last February's Exeter Lions Club Sportsmen's dinner, Ken told us he is still participating in hockey with an old timers team. He said being on the ice a couple of times a week during the winter keeps him in better condition for golf in the summer. More attend chapel One of the least publicized events prior to major league baseball games each Sunday is a chapel service. Stronger player leadership has brought new strength to this program in its fifth season of Sunday services at the ball parks. Working behind the scenes are four volunteers who arrange for the speakers for all 26 major league teams. The four come from diverse backgrounds. Watson Spoelstra , 67, retired Detroit sportswriter, founded the program in 1973 and coordinates the program nationally. He makes speaking assignments in Atlanta, Detroit, Houston, Kansas City, Minnesota, Montreal, St. Louis, Texas and Toronto. His home is in Birmingham, Mich. However, he is planning to move to St. Petersburg, Fla., next November. Tom Skinner, 35, onetime Harlem gang leader and now in evangelism, has a Madison Avenue address in New York. He supervises New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore. Skinner is known in sports ministries as the chaplain of the Washington Redskins in the National Foot- ball League. John Werhas, 39, spent 13 years professionally as an in- fielder including a stay with the Dodgers. He works for Pro Athletes Outreach and lives in Los Angeles. His area is Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay, San Diego and Seattle. Sam Bender, 52, has been active in sports ministries since his friend, Bobby Richardson, played for the Yankees. Bender lives in Toledo and supervises chapel in Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. "The way things are going," said Skinner, "we can become the model for other sports ministries in the coun- try." Most chapel services are at the park, two hours before game time for the visitors and one hour before for the home club. The weekly attendance in 1977 has soared past 300. This is essentially a player program although many others in baseball attend services. The player leaders set the meeting time, introduce speakers and encourage team- mates to attend. Bill Singer and Allan Ashby are the Toronto Blue Jay chapel leaders and Dave Roberts and Ben Oglivie are the Detroit Tiger representatives. The Montreal Expos are represented by Gary Carter and Dave Cash while Fergie Jenkins and Carlton Fisk are the Boston Red Sox chapel leaders. Other well known players participating in the program include Steve Renko, Jerry Koosman, Ralph Garr, Sal Ban- do, Chris Chambliss, Manny Sanguillen, Catfish Hunter, Doc Medick, Buddy Bell, Mike Hegan, Bobby Bonds and George Foster, Usborne Central School won the team championship of the area public school track and field meet held Wednesday. Usborne athletes accumulated a total of 85 points with Stephen second at 63 points. Hensall placed third with 43 points and Exeter fourth with 35 points. Completing the team totals were McCurdy and Zurich with 22 and 6 points, respectively. In the individual categories Jacki Cottrell of Hensall was the junior girls champ, Stephen's Faye Gaiser was best in in- termediate girls and Marg Pym, Us borne and Mary Ann Govers shared senior honours. Steve Laithwaite, Exeter was the junior boys winner, Jamie Chaffe, Usborne won the in- The Dashwood Tigers suffered an 18-0 drubbing at the hands of the Clinton Colts in their only league outing this week. Over the weekend, the Tigers competed in a tournament in Tillsonburg and posted wins over Petrolia and Tillsonburg before their pitching staff wearied and they were beaten by Walsingham. In Wednesday night's game against Clinton, the Tigers managed only two hits off win- ning pitcher Mark Nicholson, who struck out 15 opposing batters. John Hayter and Kevin Bestard Bestard were the only Dashwood batters to solve the offerings of Nicholson as they each recorded a single. The losers used a total of five pitchers with Jim Guenther starting the game and suffering the loss. In the opening game of the Tillsonburg tournament, Saturday, Perry Stover pitched a Centennials lose another Despite losing 4-0 to Ailsa Craig in soccer at Canner's Field last Sunday, Exeter Centennials received superior goalpkeeping from Al Beattie. Beattie, a regular fullback, playing as replacement for in- jured Paul Van Esbroeck, at times bewildered Ailsa Craig attackers with his positional play and masterful handling of awkward shots. But an almost continuous pressure by Ailsa Craig was bound to pay off. Hank Oosterwal, who scored two of the visitor's goals, was first to get through about 25 minutes into the game when he worked a wobbly corner kick into the net. Then Barney Kristasson followed up to send Ailsa Craig into a 2-0 lead at the interval, Oosterwal repeated to open the second-half scoring, and final goal game from a penalty kick taken by Andy Van Hooydonk. Ailsa Craig came out in a surge against the Centennials who, for most of the first half, were unable to loosen up and move the ball with any authority. They were too tight, and predictable in trying to shape plays, and the opposition pounced on the weakness, The Centennials were better in the second half, however,withWes Abbott, John Rasenberg, Al Hern and Bill Osterloo just failing to capitalize on some good leads through the Ailsa Craig defence set up by Centre Ron Funston, and midfielders Dick Lord and John and Matt Muller, The Centennials will be playing in tournament over the next two Sundays -- times and opponents not yet announced -- and will be idle on the July 1 weekend, They resume scheduled play at St. Pauls as visitors on Sunday, July 10. termediate class and Kevin Easterbrook, Hensall, was the senior champ. The calibre of performance turned in by the young athletes was above average with no less than 19 new records being set. The results using the ac- companying legend are as follows; U Usborne; S - Stephen; E - Exeter; H Hensall; M JA.D. McCurdy; Z - Zurich. Junior Girls: dash- Lisa Rundle (U), Karen Heather (U),.Leanne Dillon (S); Run-Lisa Rundle (U), Leanne Dillon (S), Karen Heather (U); Ball Throw- Jacki Cottrell (H), Lisa Rundle (U), Cathy Orr (5) ; High Jump- Jacki Cottrell (H), Karen Heather (U), Irene Brand (S) ; Running Long Jump- Cheryl Webber' (H), two-hitter to lead the Tigers to a 4-0 win over last year's Western Counties champions. Dashwood scored three times in the fifth inning to break the scoreless deadlock. Stover started things off with a walk and after John Hayter also worked a free pass, Dietrich singled' and Kevin Bestard doubled to produce the runs. Stover scored again in the Mr. Haugh: We are writing this letter to inform you that Randy "Puts" Tiernan is regretfully no longer with us. After two years of hard work, devotion and friendship he has decided to step up into the position as sports director of CFGO Radio in Ottawa. We would appreciate it if you would print this letter in your sports section. We just want to show "Puts" that we wish him the best of luck in his new position and appreciate what he did for us the past two years. There's no doubt-about the fact that he'll be missed. Sincerely, CKY Radio News Winnipeg, Manitoba Leanne Dillon (S), Lori Turnbull (Z); Standing Long Jump- Jacki Cottrell (H), Teresa Taziar (U), Irene Brand (S); Relay- Usborne, Hensall, Zurich Intermediate Girls, Dash- Lori Brand (S), Deb Taylor (U), Val Morrison (M); Run- Faye Gaiser (S), Cindy Down (U), Terry Verhoeven (S); Ball Throw- Faye Gaiser, Lori Brand, Yvonne Wells (M); High Jump- Lisa Miller (5), Maja Gans (E), Cindy Down; Running Long Jump- Karen Brand (S), Yvonne Wells, Maja Gans; Standing Long Jump- Julie Miller (Z), Cindy Down, Maja Gans; Relay- Stephen, Usborne, Hensall Senior Girls, Dash- Marg Pym (U), Mary Ann Govers (S), Lynn seventh inning after taking another free pass and coming home on a sacrifice by Hayter and a single by Schilbe. In Sunday morning's game against Tillsonburg, Jim Guenther worked a strong game, allowing only one run as the Tigers posted a narrow 2-1 margin over the host club. Both tallies for the winners came in the fourth frame. Guenther reached base on an error and Kevin Bestard singled to put two men on base. After two ground-outs, Dave Parsons belted a double to get the runners home. Playing against Walsingham, the Tigers were forced to use their two tired pitchers, Guenther and Stover, and neither could silence the winners' bats. Walsingham picked up four runs off Guenther added three while Stover was on the mound and scored another four off Kevin Bestard in the final inning. The Tigers had only five hits. They scored once in the sixth on a homer by John Hayter and added their final tally in the last frame on a double by Bestard and single by Dave Parsons. Manager Joe Fulop said the team played well in the tour- nament and if both teams in the final game had been equally rested, it would have. been a much closer contest. Dobson (U); Run- Marg Pym, Kelly Dobson (H), Sharon Rundle (U); Ball Throw -Liz Miners (E), Brenda Iredale (U), Jane Sims (U); High Jump- Anita Verbeek (U), Pat Rose (E), Sharon Rundle; Running Long Jump- Mary Ann Govers, Kelly Dobson ('H), Kathy Russell (S); Triple Jump- Mary Ann Govers, Marg Pym, Deannette McLeod (E); Relay- Hensall, Usborne, Stephen Junior Boys, Dash- Blayne Epp (U), Doug Schade (S), Scott Miller (S); Run- Steve Laith- waite (E), Daryl Grebb (M), Ricky Snelgrove (U); Ball Throw- Scott Lovie (E), Scott Dinney (S), Jeff Francis (U); High Jump- Allan Pym (U), Scott Dinney (S) Scott Miller (5), Gerry Grubbe (M); Running Long Jump- Steve Laithwaite (E), Scott Miller, Philip Lovell (H); Standing Long Jump- Gerry Grubbe, Blayne Epp, Scott Miller; Relay- Hensall, Stephen, Exe ter Intermediate Boys, Dash- Jamie Chaffe (U), Bill Glover (E), John Kernick (U); Run- Jamie Chaffe, Bill Glover, John Kernick; Ball Throw- Jeff Rowe (H), Bill Glover, Ron Lavery (H) ; High Jump- Jamie Chaffe, John Kernick, Bill Glover; Running Long Jump- John Kernick, Bill Glover, Jamie Chaffe; Triple Jump- John Kernick, Bill Glover, Jamie Chaffe; Relay- Usborne, Hensall, Stephen Senior Boys, Dash- Benjie Hillman (M), Terry Horne (S), Rick Lindenfield (E); Run- Kevin Easterbrook (H), Tom Dinney (M), Matthew McLure (S); Shot Put- Ralph Wells (M), Rick Lindenfield, Kevin Easterbrook; High Jump- Kevin Parker (U), Matthew McLure, Terry MacNally (U); Running Long Jump- Paul Wein (S), Kevin Easterbrook, Rick Lindenfield; Triple Jump- Kevin Easterbrook, Matthew McLure, Ed Willis (U); Relay- McCurdy, Hensall, Stephen; 880- Mike Mills (M), Tom Dinney (M), Rick Webber (U) Usborne Captures area track event I