HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-03, Page 11Local swim team fourth
in meet held at Goderich
Saturday morning the
Exeter Swim Team travelled
to Goderich for their first
away meet of the summer.
The team placed fourth out
of the eight teams competing
with 1'74 points.
Goderich won the meet
with 356*2 points, Kincardine
ran second with 237 points
and Elmira followed close
behind with 212* 2 points.
The Exeter swimmers who
did attend the meet did well
However, the team lacked its
Unouncement
usual depth as only 33
swimmers went to Goderich.
In the 8 and under division
Sharon Boersma brought
home a third infronta fourth
in back and a third in breast.
Leanne Jennison also placed
in the top 6 in her events.
In the 9 and 10 age division
Annette Vermaeten was one
of the outstanding swimmers
with a second in butterfly.
She also placed in the top six
in back crawl. Liz Cottrell
won the butterfly, and placed
fourth and fifth in the breast
stroke and front respec
tively.
Tina Brand led the age
division with firsts in front
Dashwood wins
over Crediton
Frederick J. S. Pearce,
Ontario Land Surveyor,
is pleased to announce
that James A. Macin
tosh, B. Sc., O.L.S., has
successfully completed
his professional ex
aminations in land sur
veying and has received
his commission from the
Association of Ontario
Land Surveyors.
Mr. Macintosh is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Macintosh of London,
formerly of Biddulph
Township. He received
his degree from Erindale
College of the University
of Toronto, specializing
in survey science.
Previous to serving a
two year term of articles
with the Stratford survey
firm he obtained a
number of years of ex
perience with Ontario
Hydro, working in
photogrametry; and
with the Ministry of
Energy, Mines and
Resources, where fie was
assistant to the
hydrographer in flood
data management.
Mr. Macintosh is a
resident of Stratford
and is the president of
the Stratford Jaycees.
He will continue his
professional career with
F. J. S. Pearce, Ltd., On
tario Land Surveyors,
with offices at 165
Huron Street in Strat
ford. Mr. Macintosh's
emphasis will be land
development and plan
ning in the Perth County
area.
Dashwood downed
Crediton 9-4 Tuesday night in
a district Western Ontario
Athletic Association pee wee
playoff baseball game.
The second - game of the
best-of-live series will be
played in Crediton tonight,
Thursday. The third goes in
Dashwood Tuesday and the
fourth if necessary in
Crediton, August 8.
Dashwood scored single
runs in the first and second
innings and added two more
in the third and were never
headed.
■ Tony Smith walked in the
Dashwood first and scored
on the first of four hits from
the bat of Dave Hayter.
In the second, Trevor
Johnston drew a walk with
two out and scored on hits by
Scott Rader and Travis
Davis.
Hits by Dave Hayter, Gary
Smith, Doug Schade and
Trevor Johnston sent two
Dashwood runs home in the
third.
Crediton hit the
scoreboard in the fourth with
hits by Gerry Lamport,
Robert Mitchell} Scott
Miller, Ken Payne and Alan
Payne providing the power
for a three run outburst.
In the Dashwood fourth,
Dave Hayter singled and
scored. Doug Schade and
Trevor Johnston scored in
the fifth and Tony Smith and
Dave Hayter counted the
final runs in the sixth.
The fourth and final
Crediton marker crossed the
plate in the seventh. Ken
Payne singled and after
moving up on a walk came
home on Eugene Glanville’s
single.
Travis Davis was the
winning pitcher for Dash
wood while Robert Mitchell
toiled on the mound for
Crediton.
crawl and breast stroke and
a fifth in butterfly.
Exeter’s strong age
divisions, the 11 and 12 boys
and girls did very well.
Brenda Waldeck led the
group with a second in back
crawl and a third in butterfly
and a fifth in front crawl.
Mary Lynn Pryde came
third in back crawl.
Dave Bidtnes led the boys
with a second in relay, a
third in bVeast, a fourth in
back, and a sixth in front
crawl. Chris McLeod also
placed in the top six in the
front crawl.
The relay led by Bidtnes
placed second with Jack
Vermaeten, Chris McLeod
and John Wells also swim
ming.
Scott Batten came third in
breast stroke in the 13 and 14
year old age division.
Dannette McLeod put in a
fine performance with a
second in the individual
medley, a first in back crawl
and a second in the free-style
relay.
In the 15 and over girls’
open division, Exeter came
away with a second and
third. Kim Lang and Bobby
Glover received these rib
bons in breast stroke. Lang
also scored a second in front
crawl and Glover put a fine
performance in to win a third
in back crawl.
Lang, Glover, McLeod,
and Julie Hendrick com
bined their talents to bring
home a second in the free
style relay. Joe Blommart,
Paul Campbell, Scott Batten,
and John Mol placed second
in the 13 and 14 free style
relay.
This Saturday, Exeter will
be hosting their second meet
of the summer. The meet
will begin at 9:00 a.m. andfc
run till noon, Clinton*
Seaforth, Mildmay, and
Listowel will be attending
the meet.
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On the good news side of
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wound up the regular season
with two victories. Their
complete league record is
now 14 victories and only
four defeats.
Tuesday they edged
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night they triumphed over
Tavistock by a score of 10-1.
The sadder news came as
the Kirkton club after
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Bonnie Westlake was the
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Rose Mary Miller and Carrie
Stroud.
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Patti Down and Natalie
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Natalie Stroud,
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The Exeter bantams swing
into Western Ontario
Athletic Association playoff
action tonight, Thursday
when they travel to
Goderich.
Manager Bruce Shaw said
he expects the second game
will be played in Exeter
sometime over the week end.
The Exeter youngsters
finished in first place in the
league standings with nine
victories and three defeats.
Other teams in the league
were from Goderich, Dash
wood and Seaforth.
Due to an error in sorting
out the classifications,
Exeter will be competing in