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Larger fish added to Morrison
Come and get them
We don't know if they will be in a hungry mood or not, but,
there will be plenty of fish available for Saturday's fishing derby
at Morrison Dam.
The Morrison lake was stocked Monday morning with more
than 400 rainbow trout and some were as big as 24 inches. Added
to this are another 500 smaller trout added to Morrison a couple
of weeks ago and anglers should have a busy time.
The derby is sponsored jointly by the Exeter Lions Club and
the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority. Lions co-ordinator
Brian Illman reports the derby will begin at 7 a.m. Saturday and
continue until 3 p.m. with plenty of prizes to be provided to
fishermen and fisherwomen of all ages.
Six of the fish initiated to Morrison Dam waters Monday mor-
ning were tagged with an Authority emblem. The first two caught
by derby registrants anytime on Saturday or after the derby and
before July 1st will receive a $50 prize. The remaining four are
worth a consolation prize.
We saw the fish being put into the water and this is not a fish
story, but, they were the biggest we have ever seen stocked at Mor-
rison. Believe it or not a couple of them were about 26 inches.
Don't get too excited before Saturday. Joanne Stevenson from
the fish hatchery told us they would likely not be in a hungry or
for Saturday's derby
biting mood for about five days. That makes it just perfect for the
derby.
This could be an interesting day for anglers of all ages and
a chance for families to participate. The registration fee is 50 cents
for children, $1 for adults and $2 for an entire family.
Registration forms may be obtained at MacLean's, Canadian
Sports Spotlight
by Ross Haugh
Tire, Fisher Pro Hardware and R.S.D. Sport Den in Exeter or the
day of the derby at the Morrison Dam Conservation area.
John Schwindt of the Authority asks that young boaters or non-
swimmers wear Life jackets and that youngsters fishing on.shore
be accompanied by an adult. Boat motors will not be allowed on
the reservoir.
Let's invade Morrison Dam and if you can't catch the longest
fish, may be you can come up with the best story. Go for it - book,
line and sinker.
Weekly quiz
Here are the answers to last Week's trivia.
The three pitchers with the first name of Mike to score vic-
tories over Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees in 1979 were Mike
Caldwell of the Milwaukee Brewers, Mike Flanagan of Baltimore
and Mike Willis of the Toronto Blue Jays.
Don Newcombe of the Brooklyn Dodgers is the only pitcher
to win the rookie of the year, most valuable player and the Cy
Young award.
Buddy° Bell of the Texas Rangers had more than 200 hits, but
had an average below .300 in 1979.
This week's questions are:
Name the last player besides Wayne Gretzky to win the Hart
trophy as the most valuable player in the National Hockey League.
Gretzky has won the Hart for the past six years.
This week Roger Clements of the Boston Red Sox set the ma-
jor league strikeout record at 20 in a nine inning game. Who are
the three pitchers who shared the previous record at 19 strikeouts.
Who is the only major league pitcher to throw two consecutive
no -hit games?
Lucan White Sox here at 9 p.m.
Royals first home game set for Thursday
The Exeter Royals opened up the
regular fastball season Tuesday night
in Lieury as they met West Corners.
Their first home game is Thursday
against the Lucan White Sox. Game
time is 9 o'clock at the Community
Park.
The schedule has 24 games with
teams from Poplar Hill, Lieury,
Lucan Irish, Lucan White Sox,
Bryanston, Ilderton, West Corners
nd Nairn participating.
The Royals Annual tourney is set
for the second week in August with
teams from all over Ontario par-
ticipating for$1,800 in prize money.
They have also had inquiries from
Saginaw, Michigan about the tourney.
The Royals have several new faces
in the lineup this year with a young
and speedy team. The catching will
be shared by newcomers Tom Tor -
doff, Brian Sowerby . who formerly
played in Goderich and Randy Kraul.
Tordoff played with a North West Ter-
ritories junior team.
The infield will include Barry
Baynham, Pete Tuckey, Jim Allison,
John Kernick,Will Lamb, Mike Des-
jardine and newcomer Jeff Pfaff.
The outfield will have Scott Brint-
nell, Jeff Lindenfield, Dave Prout,
Brion Penhale, and Jeff Rowe.
Dan Heywood, Dave Prout, Scott
Brintnell and Brian Hodgins will see
pitching duties. Several of the players
can play numerous positions.
The team will be coached by Fred
Cook with Brian Hodgins helping him
out. Anyone wishing to help sponsor-
ing the team would be welcome. Most
home games are Thursdays at 9 p.m.
PRESENT OHA TROPHY — Ontario Hockey Association convener Terry Brodo presents
termediote 'C' group three championship trophy to Exeter Mohawk captains Randy Kraul, Brian Mercer
and Cam Doi • T -A photo
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leading scorer Cam Doig, regular season MVP Randy Kraul and playoff MVP Brian Campbell.
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High school
soccer starts
Three South Huron soccer teams
have started their season. The teams
are boys junior and senior and this
year for the first time a girls' team.
The girls are one for one for the
season: They defeated Clinton and
lost to Stratford Central. They are
coached by Terry O'Rourke.
The junior boys are three and two
for the season and are coached by
Bruce Eccles. The senior boys' team
are three, one and one.
In their season opener the seniors
dropped a 3-1 decision to Coderich.
The Panthers led 1-0 at the half, but
allowed Goderich to dominate in the
second half.
In the second game the team
travelled to Clinton and tied the locals
01-0. Last week the team travelled to
Listowel and Palmerston where they
posted victories of 4-0 and 2-0.
Monday of this week they defeated
Wingham 4-1 in Exeter. The senior
toys are coached by .Tim Workman.
Wednesday the boys play Stratford
Central at South Huron.
The senior team members are
Steve Gould, David Skea, Sean
O'Rourke, Dave Dougall, Dale Kints,
Scott Miller, Angelo Vilos, Gib Dow,
Ray Lewis, Dorkeo Chansamone,
Khampane Chansamone, Carlos
Brand, Allan Pym, Bryan Quinn,
Dale Regier, Dave Bierling, Sivilay
Senghounmany, Jon O'Connor and
Scott Fields. Joe Kaak is the
manager.
The team 'would appreciate some
vocal support so they hope to see you
at the games.
Men's golf
underway
In Tuesday's Ironwood men s club
Special Occasion Night sponsored by
Carling O'Keefe Ken Bergman won
the 'A' flight low gross at 36.
Jamie Gaul was second in gross at
37 and was best in net with a 31. Don
Gifford was second at 33.
Low net honours in 'B' flight were
won by Gabby Mol at 39 with Brian
Taylor second at 40 and best in net at
32. Randy Gilfillan was next at 33.
• 'C' flight low gross went to Norm
Whiting with a 42 followed by Ken
Varley at 46, Divisional low net was
'awarded to Bob Russell at 34. Next
came Al Beattie at 35.
Scott Pincombe captured `D' flight
low net at 48, In second spot was Don
Keeping with a 54. Low net went to
John Maur at 33, beating Gus
Gregus by two strokes.
Dave Boltzmann was nearest td the
pin on number six and a similar prize
on seven went to Bill Farquhar.. •
Shuffleboard
shuffles off
Grace Farquhar and Charles Tin-,
dall were the winners in Wednesday's
singles shuffleboard tournament to
wind up the season.
Mrs. Farquhar topped the ladies
division with 76 points. Next came
Pearl McKnight, Marion Dearing,
Leona Hern and Mabel McKnight.
Tindall was best for the men with
65 points. He was followed by Tom
Yellow, Steve Harpchak, Delmer
Skinner and Harold Davis.
In regular play Tuesday, a score of
473 allowed Marshall Dearing to win.
In order came Lorne Marhsall 456,
Olga Chipchase 442, Phil Hern 405 and
Jean Hern 355.
Unshaven man in T-shirt to wife in
curlers and robe: "Gladys, we've got
to stop seeing each other like this."
SHUFFLEBOARD WINNERS — At the conclusion of Wednesday's fin-
bal shuffleboard tournament Marshall Dearing presents prizes to the
winners Grace Farquhar and Charlie Tyndall. T -A photo.
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