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RACING
THURSDAY
EVENINGS
1st Post
7:45
George Hamm with a score
of 121 out of a possible 125
won the Bill Kyle-W.R.
Cooper Memorial Shoot at
the Kippen gun club, Sunday.
The class A runnerup with
a score of 119 was John
Anderson, Bob Ironside with
68 out of 75 was the B winner
followed by Bill Johnston at
67 and Bryan Beer was best
in the C division with a score
of 58.
Winners of a lucky draw
were John Hessels, Sonja
Gunderson and Bryan
Baker.
At Monday's regular shoot
Bob Ironside, Terry Baker,
John Anderson and Burt
DONNELLY'S
Due to popular demand,
The Death of the Donnellys,
now running August 21 to
September 1 at the Blyth
Summer Festival, will be
held over for one week only.
There will be per-
formances September 2 at 2
p.m., September 4, 5, 6, 7 at
8:30 p.m. and September 8 at
2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. at the
Blyth Memorial Hall.
Tickets for these per-
formances are available
through the Blyth box office
only (phone 523-9300 or 523-
4488). Tickets are $5.00 for
adults, $4.00 for senior
citizens and $3,00 for
children under fourteen.
The story of the Donnelly
family is familiar to many in
southwestern Ontario.
Writer Ted Johns, whom
audiences will remembaer
for his performance in The
School Show, has crafted a
new version of the con-
troversial legend, complete
with fiddle music and
fisticuffs.
Patrons are advised to
make their reservations well
in advance of the date of
their choice in order to avoid
disappointment,
Mahaffey were tied for first
place with scores of 25.
Alan Bell was next with 24,
John Hessels and Bill
Boussey recorded 23, Bryan
Beer, Harrison Schoch and
Lorne Passmore scored 22
and Grant McGregor, Jamie
Caldwell, Dave Lovell and
Bob Caldwell were all even
at 21.
Completing the scores
were Dan Crerar and Roy
Lamport 20, Bryan Baker
and Jack Bell 18, Edwin
Miller, Bob Baker and Ray
Ingram 17 and Robert
McGegor 16.
SENIORS MEET
The first meeting of the
new season for the Exeter
senior citizens will be held
Wednesday, September 5.
It will be in the form of a
pot luck supper.
Please note that this is a
change from the regular
meeting night of Tuesday.
Barry Becker was the
leading scorer for Crediton
with three runs.
Greg Prout led the Exeter
batting attack with three
hits. Getting two hits apiece
were Jeff Fuller and Steve
Horn.
The opening game of the
series was Won by Exeter by
a score of 16-12 with Steve
Pearce the winning pitcher.
Getting key runs batted in
hits for Exeter were Steve
Horn, Bruce Shaw, Dave
Woodward, Jim Romphf,
Greg Prout and Pete
Tuckey.
Hamm best shot
at Kippen gun club
POOLEYS READY FOR SEASON — With the junior A training camps only a few weeks down the road 60 aspiring
junior A and university hockey players took part in a warm up camp at the Huron Hockey School at Huron Park this past
week. Watching instructor Shawn Walls are Perry Pooley, Pete Dineen, Dave Morrison, Brad Clements, Paul Pooley, and
Justin Hanley. All players with the exception of Morrison who is a member of the Peterborough Petes are members of the
Kingston Canadians. T-A photo
Midgets oust Crediton
Three local clubs in playoffs
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Swim team finishes fourth,
to end season with barbecue
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John Wells picked up a
fourth in freestyle and a
sixth in backcrawl.
Tim Robinson scored a
first in breastroke and Sean
Whiteford won a third in
butterfly. Ken Boersma
swam well, winning a fourth
in breaststroke and a sixth in
butterfly. John Mol picked
up a fifth place ribbon in
backcrawl and two sixth
place ribbons in freestyle
and breaststroke,
Our girls team consisted of
14 terrific swimmers in-
cluding Angela Cottrell, Liz
Cottrell, Karen Wells, Kelly
Whiteford, Sharon Boersma,
Tena Brand, Lynn
Stephens, Brenda Waldeck,
Dianne Boersma, Jayne
Hendrick, Joan Osgood,
Chantelle Keller and Sandra
Baarda.
Liz Cottrell won a first in
freestyle and a fourth in
breaststroke. Karen Wells
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won a third in freestyle and a
sixth in fly. Kelly Whiteford
was fourth in freestyle while
Angela Cottrell was fifth in
butterfly. Sharon Boersma
was sixth in freestyle and
fifth in breaststroke.
Tena Brand won three
fourths in freestyle,
breaststroke and butterfly.
Lynn Stephens won a red
ribbon in breaststroke.
The Exeter relay teams
did really well winning one
first, three seconds, and a
third.
The 11 and 12 girls relay
finished first. Members were
Tena Brand, Lynn Stephens,
Darlene McBride and
Brenda Waldeck.
The 11 and 12 boys swam a
close race placing second.
They were Tim Robinson,
Ken Boersma, Sean
Whiteford and John Wells.
The 13 and 14 girls Joan
Osgood, Dianne Boersma,
Jayne Hendrick, Kelly
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The Exeter swim team
competed in the finals this
Saturday in Kincardine.
Exeter finished in fourth
place out of eight teams
competing.
Elmira was the overall
winner with a score of 241
points followed very closely
with St. Marys with a score
of 238. Kincardine came
third with 200 points and then
Exeter with 128 points. The
other teams competing were
Goderich, Mt. Forest,
Listowel, and Tara,
The best swimmer of the
day was Brenda Waldeck in
the 11-12 years girls division.
She won three first place
ribbons in freestyle, back-
crawl and freestyle.
Our only boys on the team
were nine strong swimmers.
They were John Wells, Tim
Robinson, Sean Whiteford,
Ken Boersma, John Mol,
Dave Josephson, Mike Berg,
Bruce Berg and Jeff
series against Wingham or
Kincardine next week.
Seven .runs in the first
inning powered the Exeter
club to a 16-11 win in Mon-
day's deciding contest. Dave
Shaw was the winning pit-
cher for Exeter and Harold
Borden took the loss for
Crediton.
Greg Prout and Dave
Shaw drove in runs in the
first inning as Exeter scored
seven times and Pete Tuckey
doubled to help score three
runs in the fifth.
Dave Woodward crossed
the plate for Exeter in the
sixth and Woodward, Prout
and Dave Shaw counted the
final three runs for their club
in the eighth.
Crediton evened the series
with a 11-7 win Sunday. Andy
Nedza was the winning
pitcher for Crediton holding
the Crediton club to eight
hits. Jeff Fuller was the
Exeter hurler.
Livingstone and Lynn
Stephens won a second in
freestyle relay and a second
in the medley relay,
The 10 and under girls
finished a close third. They
were Kelly Whiteford,
Chantelle Keller, Sandra
Baarda and Sharron
Boersma,
It was a really good year
for the swim team this year.
They did exceptionally well
considering other teams out
numbered them in members.
To top the summer the
swim team is planning a
party and barbecue Wed-
nesday at the pool. Hope to
see all members present.
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Exeter Bullets downed
Ailsa Craig 3-0 in atom
division soccer Wednesday,
without the benefit of sub-
stitute players.
Exeter, playing like an old
fashioned field of 11, struck
early with Paul Mellecke
lining the ball in for Dale
Kints to score. Mellecke then
added a goal to his assist at
three minutes before the
half ended, after missed
attempts by Brian Quinn,
Geoff Prance, Jeff Kints and
Shawn Moore, who were
turned aside by Ailsa Craig
defenders.
Exeter pushed ahead early
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in the second when Dale
Kints drove in a centering
ball from Brian Quinn to up
their lead to 3-0. Then it was
Ailsa Craig's turn to start the
pressure. But Exeter
goalkeeper Tim Moore got
solid support from defenders
Chris Bierling. Jeff Mit-
tleholtz , DennisCrawford and
Mike Rankin in preserving
the shut-out.
Exeter Bullets will host
Ilderton this Wednesday in
the final game of the season.
A combination of Exeter
atoms (Bullets and Gunners)
will then go to Ailsa Craig
for play-offs on Saturday,
September 15.
With the Exeter Midgets
baseball team's elimination
of Crediton Monday night, all
three hardball teams in town
moved one step closer to the
WOAA playoffs.
The pee wees will face
Seaforth in a best of three
series this week, and the
winner will face Crediton for
the southern championship.
The bantams will start
their semi-final contest
against Goderich on
September 4 in Goderich.
The next two games will be
played in Exeter.
The only team active this
weekend was the Midgets in
beating Crediton in two of
three games.
The third game, Exeter's
home game, had to be played
in Crediton on Monday
because the Exeter diamond
is not adequate for night
play. The Midgets will now
move to the finals in the
WOAA and will start their
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