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Bob Fletcher chalked up
two birdies and four pars to
post the low gross score of 36
Among the prize winners at the recent Exeter hockey banquet were the winners of the Hawk
awards, given annually by the Ron Bogart family to the player on each local team displaying the best qualities of
sportsmanship, dependability, perserverance and dedication. Winners in the back row, from the left: Larry Dawson, midget A;
Ted Oke, bantam B; Dave Underwood, bantam A; Rob Smith, midget Band Kerry Bedard, Hawks. Front row: Sean Whitefoid,
atom A; Bob Sims, atom B; Steve lingard, novice; Steve Coates, pee wee B. Missing is Mike Tiedeman, pee wee A winner.
Shamrock league votes
Caldwell best
at claybird club
Jamie Caldwell with a
score of 20 was the top
competitor at Wednesday’s
trap shoot at the claybird
gun club.
Ted Van Rompey was
second with a score of 18,
Larry Mason hit 17 targets
and John Lagrois and Paul
Ritchie were deadlocked at
15 each.
Completing the prize list
were Dave Marion 14, Ron
Boogel 12, Bill Jinks 11 and
Allen Bell 8.
at Tuesday’s regular play in
the Ironwood men’s golf club
competition.
The low net prize in *A’
flight went to Pete McFalls
with a 32. Recording the
lowest gross score in the ‘B’
flight was Stu Homuth with
six pars on the way to a 38.
Bob Drummond’s 30 was
best in the low net category.
In *C flight, Jim Miller
and Mac McDougall were
tops in low gross with scores
of 44 and 49, respectively.
Low net awards went to John
Gaiser and Gene Creces with
respective scores of 32 and
33.
The prize for a shot coming
closest to the pin on number
four was Mark Cronyn with a
drive ending only nine inches
from a hole-in-one.
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The executive and contact
men from the various
Shamrock Hockey League
centres voted unanimously
at a specialmeeting, Sunday
to oppose a move to
eliminate body checking for
all players from pee wee and
down.
The CAHA approved the
elimination of body checking
for the younger divisions at
their recent meeting at
London and it is expected the
Ontario Minor Hockey
Association will vote on the
matter at their annual
meeting in September.
The Shamrock league, in
which Exeter teams com
pete, have named a special
committee to prepare a brief
to present to the OMHA
annual in which they will
outline the league's op
position to the elimination of.
body checking,
On the committee are
Dave Grant, Lambeth; Jim
Dalton, Strathroy; Jim
Draper, OMHA rep; and
Larry Brown, Dorchester.
At the meeting held in
Lucan, the league agreed to
encourage centres to have
their full voting delegation
ast the OMHA annual.
In opposing the move to
eliminate body checking in
the lower age levels, several
members noted that players
would resort to sticks to stop
opposing players if they
couldn’t body check. Some of
the veteran members said
they had never seen young
players seriously injured
with a clean body check and
felt such a rule would be
most difficult for referees to
assess.
At the same time, the
Shamrock league will en
courage member centres to
oppose a move whereby the
slap shot will be returned to
all levels. Last year, it was
banned in pee wee and un
der.
Members said kids were
starting to learn how to shoot
properly with the ban on slap
shots and want it continued
at the three lower age levels.
It was also decided that in
the coming season, all minor
games in Shamrock will
consist of one 10-minute and
two 15-minute periods. The
minimums in midget and
juvenile will be three 15-
minute periods.
Members were of the
opinion that the previous
minimum of three 10-minute
periods did not give kids
enough ice time in view of
the mounting cost
travelling, particularly
teams that carry a
allotment of players.
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Centennials beaten
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Exeter Centennials
dropped an away game 7-1 in
Ausable district soccer at
Grand Bend, Sunday.
The Centennial’s only goal
was scored by John
Rasenberg at 27 minutes of
the last half from a ball
played through and onto the
Grand Bend net by Brad
Clausius. Otherwise, Exeter
went empty against a Grand
Bend side that took control
of the centre at the outset of
the game, and maintained it
for most of the going.
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Grand Bend scored three
goals in the first half, and
four in the second.
Bill Vandenbygaart sent in
the winner’s opening goals
in each half. He scored first
at 10 minutes, and again at
60.
In turn, Tony Mennen end
ed each half’s scoring for
Grand Bend with goals at
the 30 and 85-minute marks.
Singles for Grand Bend were
scored at 15 minutes by John
Mennen; at 65 minutes by
Kevin Simmonds; and at the
75-minute mark by Dave
Noland.
All but one of the Bend’s
goals were virtually unstop
pable shots for Paul Van
Esbroeck, the Exeter
keeper. Six of them came at
him off excellent wing and
central passing com
binations that seemed to
baffle Exeter in the first
half. In the second, Grand
Bend used the same com
binations to push through
Exeter drives in an attempt
to level the score.
The Centennials play
away again next Sunday
against Taxandria. Their
next home game at Canner’s
field is against West
Williams on Sunday, June 10
at4p.m.
Huron Park edged Poplar
Hill 5-2 Tuesday night to run
their season record in the
Southwestern Fastball
Association to two wins and a
loss.
The next action for the
Huron Park club will be
tomorrow night, Thursday
when they take on West
Corners at the Exeter
Community park at 9 p.m.
Huron Park opened the
scoring in the top of the first
as Doug Pearson doubled to
leadoff. Doug Johnson was
hit by a pitch and Paul
McKnight’s single chased in
one run. Brion Pehhale
singled and he scored on
Dennis Bierlings single.
Poplar Hill got one run
back in the bottom of the
second as Pete Moir doubled
and scored on Jim Daniels’
single. They tied the game in
the fifth as Jim Daniels
singled and scored on Norm
Websters double.
Huron Park completed the
scoring in the top of the
seventh inning as they ex
ploded for three runs. Brian
Taylor led off with a single.
Mike Clarke then beat out a
bunt.
Paul McKnight
lashed a grounder
eluded the Poplar
shortstop and two
scored. Brion Penhale hit a
sacrifice fly to score the final
run.
Jim Daniels went to the
distance for Poplar Hill
allowing eight hits and
striking out three in taking
the loss. Brian Hodgins went
the distance for Huron Park
allowing five hits while
striking out eight batters to
pick up the win.
Richard Schilbe has been
added to the Huron Park
roster and the Zurich youth
is expecterd to add depth in
the infield and help on the
offence with a steady bat.
Smallman
breaks 50
John Smallman with 50
straight hits was the top
marksman at Monday’s
regular shoot at the Kippen
gun club.
Scoring 25 targets each
were George Wood, Brad
Mann and Lloyd Venner,
Next with 24 successful shots
were Bert Mahaffey, Terry
Baker, John Anderson,
Kevin Lamport, Al Kyle and
John Hessels.
Glen Mogk was next at 23,
Paul Middleton and Sonja
Sanderson scored 22 and
Paul Ritchie, Brian Beer,
Charlie Hutchins and Larry
Taylor were next at 21.
Elgin Kipfer recorded a
score of 20, Dennis McBride
19, Cliff Brock, Grant
McGregor and Don Bender
17, Robert McGregor and
Roy Lamport 16 and Wayne
McBride and Wayne Smith
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that
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The Huron County Peewee
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recently chosen by coach
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14 players picked, include
four local stars in Chris
Vangerwen, Exeter, John
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Joey Mommersteeg and
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Seaforth stars Dave
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