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EXETER GIRLS WIN -- The "B" championship of Saturday's atom girls softball tournament 'in Hensall
was won by Exeter. Bock, left, coaches Jack Sell and Bill Inson. Centre, Christ° Bierling, Terry Snell
Tracy Snell, Bronwyn Pearson, Karen Rohde and Jill Sararas. Front, Christine Morgan, Andrea Urlin
Jody Inson and Tara Hunkin+. Missina was Brenyn Bavnharn and Toro Edwards.
ATOM TITLE FOR CREDITON -- The "A" championship of the
weekend atom boys softball tournament in Hensel!' was won by
Crediton. Coach at the extreme back is John Gillespie. Back, left,
Nicholas Parsons, Greg Glanville, Jimmy Dietrich, Bill Wuerth and
Chris Oliver. Front, Dwayne Glanville, Shawn Gillespie, Mark Glavin,
Jason Kramer, and Mork Morgan. Missing was coach Jim Dietrich.
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CAM'S BOYS WIN — The 'A' title of the area ball hockey league
was won by Cam and his Boys. Back; left, Mike Westlake, Tony
Underhill, Rob Funston, Com Stewardson and Mike Mills. Front, Bill
Lessard, Daryl Mitton and Dave Smith. T -A photo.
Greys best
in Moorefield
The Exeter Grey ladieg fastball
team downed Cambridge 6-0 this
weekend to capture the 'B" title in
the Moorefield tournament.
The final was a pitchers duel wtttr:
Greys hurler Heidi Elliot and Cam-
bridge pitcher Dianne Kells throwing
shut -out ball over seven innings. ,
The Greys stranded seven base run-
ners over the first seven innings
before breaking loose with a six run
rally in overtime to linch the win.
The Greys advanced to the final by
downing Royal City 10-9 after losing.
their opening game to Elma 7-4.
Greys pitcher Heidi Elliot wag
named the most valuable player in
the ladies division of the tournament.
The Greys will be in Kirkton tonight
to play Blanshard at 9 p.m. and host
Usborne on Tuesday (August 20) at 9
p.m. here in Exeter.
Scores from
ladies slopitch
Standing moved even tighter
following the August 8 ladies
slowpitch games.
Good Times and Exeter Indianettes
played to a 5-5 tie. South Ifuron
Hospital defeated the Sundowners
and Canadian Tire over Albatross
Angels, both games with a 15-9 score.
Huron Park Devils took the JJ's 13-2.,
Teams representing South Iluron
Hospital and Downtown Dollies came
away with the A and B titles respec-
tively in a tournament held Saturday
in Varna. Congratulations ladies.
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SHIP
DD
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El
SD
CT
AA
Standings
W L T Pts
10 1 2 22
9 1 2 20
9 4 0 18
7 4 1 15
6 5 1 1.3
6 7 0 12
6 7 0 12
1 11 0 2
Pee wees fail in OBA bid
The Exeter pee wees were
eliminated in a weekend WOAA tour-
nament in Listowel which has the win-
ner advancing to OBA playoffs.
After losing the opening game 16-10
to Seaforth the Exeter youngsters re-
bounded to defeat Clinton 14-9 and
Goderich 17-10.
Forced to play three consecutive
games, the locals lost 10-1 to Listowel
in the final.
In regular league play. Exeter split
a pair of games. They edged Clinton
6-4 and lost 14-12 to Seaforth.
Tomorrow night. Thursday, the pee
wees will be at home to SI. Marys in
an exhibition game and Monday they
travel -to Dashwood.
In the first game loss in Listowel.
Jiri Ahrens and Ilorlen Tinney
shared pitching duties for Exeter and
Mark Russell contributeda three run
.homer. Russell also singled.
Adding two hits apiece were Horten
Tinney and David Dalrymple. Mark
Burton added a triple.
In the 14-9 win over Clinton. Mark
Russell was again the batting star
with three doubles in four trips to the
plate. Al Blommaert was close behind
with three singles. Mike Kengma and
Harlen Tinney combined for the pit-
ching win.
Dave Dalrymple went the seven in-
ning pitching distance to post the 17-10
Many bowlers
in competition
The Exeter lawn bowling club was
the site Wednesday for the largest
lawn bowling tournament 'of the
season.
A total of 34 teams participated in
the annual Bankers and Business
event.
Doug Ross of Ingersoll was the big
winner followed by Jim Watkins. Lon-
don and Cliff Ashton from Clinton.
Peter McFalls and son Allan from
the local club won the consolation
award.
The club would like to thank all
sponsors for their help in making the
tourney a great success.
The final men's tournament of the
year is slated for Wednesday
September 4 at 1:30 p.m.
victory over Goderich.
Mark Burton and Mark Russell
each delivered a double and single.
Scott Bishop singled twice, Dave
Schwindt tripled, Brett Borden doubl-
ed and Mike Kingma singled.
In the final 12.1 loss to Listowel.
[torten Tinney singled in the first in-
ning and scored on sacrifices by Mark
Burton and Dave Dalrymple.
Dalrymple, Mike Kingma and
Horlen Tinney shared pitching duties.
In the 6-4 league win over -Clinton.
Horlen Tinney pitched the first four
innings and Dave Dalrymple came on
in relief and struck out seven batters
in three frames.
Brett Borden and Horlen Tinney
each delivered two hits and Dave
Dalrymple slammed a home run.
Mike Kingma was on the mound in
the 14-12 loss to Sealorth.
Scott Russell led at the plate with
a pair of singles and Mark Russell
tripled:
Everything has its beauty but not
everyone sees it.
A new broom sweeps clean, but the
old brush knows the corners.
Prices
will be reduced
all rem -
drastically °n outdoor
nants, roll, ends, vinyls
carpets, itstock
and carpets.
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The Sale
of the
Year
Women's
Dress Pumps
Reg. to 545.00
Sale $19.99
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 to
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24
Hundreds of shoes on display, all plainly marked for your convenience.
OUR MOTTO: Clean house once a year regardless of price.
An excellent way to beat inflation, these are just a few of the
outstanding values we are featuring.
You Cannot
Afford to Miss
This Sale
Men's
Casual Shoes
Reg. to $35.00
Sale $19.99
Women's
Hi -Grade
Dress Shoes
Reg. to $55.00
Sale $29.99
Women's
Casual Shoes
Reg 'to $40.00
Sale $14.99
Savage and Buster Brown
Children's Shoes
Assorted Styles
Sale )$14.N99
Women's
Dress Shoes
Reg. to $40.00
Sale $14.99
Children's
Sidewalk Specials
Real Bargains
Assorted Styles For Women
Sale $1.991 102.99
Odds and Ends
Children's Shoes
Sale
Play A School Shoes
Reg. to $20.00
Sale $9.99
SPECIAL
Men's and Women's
Running Shoes
& Joggers
Sale
Broken Sizes
Real Bargains
Men's
Dress Shoes
Reg. to 550.00
Sale $29.99
Men's
$4.99 Work Boots
Green Patch
Women's Sale $39.99
12 pairs only
Dress & Casual Shoes
Sale
Reg. to $40.00
Men's
Dress Shoes
Reg. to 158.00
$9.99 Sale $39.99
Women's
Flats
Reg. to 545.00
Sale $19.99Exeter
SMYTH'S SHOE STORE
(Closed Wednesday, August 14th to prepare for sale)
10% OFF Children's
Shoes
All New Fah .rchandise
INCLUDING PURSLS & LUGGAGE
Assorted Styles
Sale $6.99