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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-23, Page 10mediate: Annette Blom: Senior: Karen Ducharme, 100 Metres Junior Boys: Derek McKinnon; Intermediate: Norman Regier; Senior: Pat. Regier (M). 200 Metres Junior Girls: Irene Dietrich (C); Intermediate: Annette Blom; Senior: Teresa Van Osch, Junior Boys: Steve WHAT A JUMP — Doug Ducharme gets ready for the landing Thurs- day during the Huron District Separate School field day at South Huron District High School, Doug placed third in the senior boys high jump. T-A photo Tiger bats booming, two Clinton tilts next Notice: Garbage Pickup Due to the July 1 holiday, residents who would normally have their garbage pick- ed up on that date will have the pickup on Thursday, June 30. Glenn Kells Works Superintendent SAVE ON YAMA H MOTORCYCLES ON( la • EXCELLENT SELECTION • DEPENDABLE SERVICE • OUR OWN PARTS INVENTORY • Easy on-the-spot financing I I L, MT. 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According to the results released Friday by secretary Charlie Garrod of Ailsa Craig the Nairn club had suffered only one loss in an even dozen starts while the Lucan club sported a record of nine victories and two losses. The Royals won seven of their first ten games and Lieury was next with six wins and four losses, The brand of fastball dished up by this league is ex- cellent and all that is needed to make it complete would be more fan support, A full schedule of five games is played each Tuesday and Thursday nights. Tonight, Thursday's only local action has Huron Park taking on the league leading Nairn club in Crediton. Next Tuesday night, Beechwood will be in Exeter to meet the Royals while the Lucan Irish will play host to Huron Park. All games begin at 9 p.m. While speaking of exciting ball action, there is plenty on the agenda this weekend for the baseball buffs. The Dashwood Tigers will be participating in two crucial games in the Huron-Perth intermediate baseball league. Both contests are against the strong Clinton Colts and both will be played at the Dashwood park. The first game goes Friday night at 8 p.m. with the second slated for Sun- day afternoon at 2 p.m. These teams in the Huron-Perth along with the area fastball teams play a good brand of ball and are worthy of better fan support than they are receiving. Dream comes true The dream of all golfers of hitting the pinnacle with a hole-in-one is very rarely realized but it happened very ear- ly in life for one Exeter youngster. At the Ironwood course over the weekend 10 year-old Steve Laithwaite let drive from the fourth tee and the ball travelled the distance of 140 yards and settled in the cup. Steve has fairly reliable witnesses to his exciting achievement. He was playing with his father Arn, the manager of the local branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia and his uncle John McLean. Local tourney Exeter will be the site over this coming weekend of the annual pee wee baseball tournament sponsored by the Western Ontario Athletic Association, Mayor Bruce Shaw is helping to organize the tourna- ment in an attempt to get minor baseball back to its former popularity. At least eight teams will be in action in the two day event which starts Saturday morning at 9 a.m. at Exeter Community Park and will hopefully conclude by mid- afternoon, Sunday. Teams— expected in addition to Exeter are from Crediton, Wingham, Listowel, Goderich, Walkerton, Seaforth and Kincardine. To honour minister This may not seem to be of much interest to sports fans when we talk about Sunday's planned celebration to honour Rev. Harold Snell, but it really is. Back in the days when we played softball and baseball, Rev. Snell then stationed in the Auburn area was one of the best umpires in Western Ontario. Since giving up his umpiring chores, Rev. Snell has con- tinued to enjoy the out of doors by going on regular fishing trips. We had the opportunity to chat briefly with Rev. Snell at the Stephen Central School graduation Monday night and asked about his fishing luck this year. He indicated the trout were not as hungry this year say- ing, "Several times this year Ted Pooley and I have come home with less than our quota of 10." Now that he is retiring, officially, we hope Rev. Harold will have more time to enjoy his fishing and other ac- tivities. Top tourney this week One of the best fastball tournaments in Western Ontario will be held this weekend. It will start Thursday night in Lucan and is sponsored by the Lucan Irish fastball team headed by Ward Ellyatt. Two of tonight's opening games Will have West Corners playing the Lucan recreation all-stars and Kirkton facing the Duchess of Kent from London. One of Friday night's contests has the Exeter Royals taking on the Southwestern league leaders from Nairn. The tournament will continue each day until conclusion Monday night with two championships being decided. District 31 Knights of Columbus and the Huron Perth Separate school Board sponsored a Separate School track and field Meet for zone two schools, June 16. St. Boniface, Ecole St. Marie, Precious Blood, and Our Lady of Mount Carmel separate schools participated in the event. Results for the track and field meet at South Huron District High. School were as follows using the accompanying legend; St, Boniface (B); Mount Carmel (C); Precious Blood (P); Ecole St. Marie (M). Junior Girls 60 Metres: Nancy Overholt(B); Intermediate: Annette Blom (B); Senior: Debbie Fields and Teresa Von Osch (C), 60 Metres Junior Boys: Derek McKinnon (B); Intermediate; Norman Regier (C); Senior: John Wundels (C). 100 Metres Junior Girls: Teresa Regier (B); Inter- Rolls roll in rec loop The Crescent Rolls continue to hold first place in the Exeter and district Rec softball league but they suffered their first defeat of the season at the Hands of the Rookies by a score of 22-10, The Rookies also scored a 5.2 victory over Northlanders to move into a second place tie with Hensall. Each club has 10 points. The Crescent Rolls lead with 12 points. Gord's Variety is in fourth place with nine points, Usborne is next with eight, DIL and Nor- thlander have four points apiece and the T-A completes the standings with two points. This week's scores were as follows: Rookies 5 — Northlanders 2 Crescent Rolls 12 — Hensall 3 Usborne 13 — DIL 4 Gord's 14 — T-A 11 Hensall 5 — Northlander 3 Rookies 22 — Crescent Rolls 10 Crediton club drops close one In their latest outing, the Crediton bantams dropped a 12-10 decision to Chesley. Chesley scored seven runs in the fourth inning and five more in the fifth frame to clinch the victory. Don Beaver scored three runs to pace the Crediton scoring attack. Robert Watson was on the mound for the losers. Atoms win in soccer The Exeter atoms scored a decisive 6-1 victory over Thamesford in minor league soccer Saturday morning, Steve Gould and George Pratt led the Exeter scoring attack with two goals each while Blaine Epp and Allan Pym each booted one successful shot. The bats of the Dashwood Tigers were booming this week as they scored two decisive victories in Huron-Perth in- termediate baseball league acFtiroind.ay on their home field, the Tigers downed the Thorndale Angels by a score of 13-3 and Monday night in Crediton, the score was 22-2 over the Crediton MT ethse. Tigers will be in action in two crucial contests this week. Both are against the strong Clinton Colts and both will be at the Dashwood Athletic field. The first game of the two game set goes Friday night at 8 p.m. with the second scheduled for. Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. In chalking up Monday's 22-2 romp over Crediton, the Tigers scored in every inning bur the fifth. . Crediton's only two runs came in the first inning. Keith Davey walked to open the Crediton first and with one out came in to ore on a home run from the bk of Bruce Hodge. The only other Crediton hit off the offerings of Dashwood hurler Jim Guenther was a single by Paul Truemner in the sixth inning. Over the seven inning route, Guenther threw only 89 pitches and recorded 11 strikeouts. The Tigers bombarded two Crediton pitchers for 21 hits. Larry Clarke started and was relievectby Jim Pfaff in the third. Pfaff went the rest of the way, Jim Guenther also led his team at the plate with three hits in- 13 edard(B) ; Intermediate: Norman Regier; Pat Regier. 400 Metres Intermediate Girls: Alice Dietrich (C); Karen Ducharme Intermediate Boys; Robert Grenier (B); Senior: Pat Regier, Huron—Perth Separate School Meet. Junior Girls 400 Metre Relay: Mary Van Boomen, Wendy Rise, Lori Bedard, Elaine Pennings (B) ; Intermediate Girls: Rosemary Vandenberk, Ruth Ryan, Wendy Fields, Pauline McCann. (C); Senior Girls: Laurie Robichaud, Margie Pavkeje , Pauline Dietrich, Debbie Fields (C). Junior Boys 400 Metre Relay; Derek McKinnon, Peter Mathonia, Steven Bedard. Karmen Bedard (B), Inter- mediate Boys: David Smith, Rick Denys, Mike Ducharme, Robert Grenier (B); Senior Boys: Robert Smith, Kris Bedard, Wayne McKinnon, Pat Cyr (B). Junior Girls High Jump: Katherine Devleminck (C) ; Intermediate Girls: Mary Watson (B); Senior Girls: Betty Rasenberg; . Junior Boys; Steve Bedard (B); Intermediate Boys: Michael Ducharme (B); Senior Boys Pat Cyr (B). Junior Girls Long Jump: Maureen Regier (M); Inter- mediate Girls: Judith Van Oss (P); Senior Girls: Audrey Regier (M). Junior Boys: Peter Mathonia (B); Intermediate Boys: Mike Glavin (C); Senior Boys: Robert Smith (B). Junior Girls Softball Throw: Andrea Zimmer (B) ; Inter- mediate Girls: Anne Ryan (C); Senior Girls: Lynn Cronyn(C). Junior Boys: Tim Regier (B); Intermediate Boys: Robert Grenier (B); Senior Boys: Doug Ducharme (M). Junior Girls Standing Broad Jump: Pauline Brannon (C); Intermediate Girls; Janet Regier (B); Senior Girls: Lynn Cronyn, Junior Boys Standing Broad Jump: Randy Bilke (B); Intermediate Boys: Triple Jump: Jerry Wilder (B), Senior Boys Triple Jump: Brian Van Oaken (B). Senior Girls Open 800 Metres: Margaret. Smits (C); Senior Boys: Norman Regier (C). Senior Girls Open Shot Put: Carolyn Miller (B); Senior Boys: Kevin Regier. The first and second place finishers in the track and field events will compete in the Huron - Perth regional track and field meet ,at Mitchell, June 21. Edna Busche best golfer Edna Busche compiled the low gross score in Tuesday's regular ladies golf jitney at the Exeter golf course. Lois Learn was best in low net, while Audrey McDonald required the least number of putts and Dorothy Morley was judged the most honest golfer. Four schools participate Separate schools stage track meet eluding a first inning home run with Rick Schilbe who had singled on the bases. Guenther also doubled in the fourth and singled in the seventh, The other Tiger with three hits was Jim Dietrich with a triple and two singles, The other big blast for the Tigers was a third inning home run delivered by Kevin Bestard with two aboard. Bestard also collected a single. Tigers getting two hits apiece were John Hayter, Dave Par- sons, Rick Schilbe, Joe O'Rourke and Bob Hoffman, Single hits were picked up by Doug Mclsaac, Doug Fairbairn and Rob Dickey. Stover Wins Against Thorndale, Perry Stover went the nine inning ,distance, on the mound for the „A:Tigers and allowed; only one earned run. Stover while giving up eight hits was stingy in the clutches and recorded 10 strikeouts. He walked only one batter in exhibiting excellent control, The Dashwood batting attack with 14 hits was well spread around with hits in every inning but the fifth. Dave Parsons, Kevin Bestard and Perry Stover led the Tigers at the plate with two hits apiece. Getting one hit each were Bob Hoffman, Glenn. Thurman, Jim Dietrich, Doug Fairbairn, Terry O'Rourke, Jim Hoffman, Rob Dickey and Webster.