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Huron -Perth all starsplay TImos-Advocato August 1 1979
THE NET EFFECT
in Labatt park tonight
The Dashwood Tigers will
be represented by seven
players on the Huron -Perth
all star team when it takes to
the field tonight, Wednesday
at Labatt Park in London to
take on the London and
`• district junior all stars.
The Clinton Colts will have
six representatives, along
with five from Thorndale
and two from the Crediton
Mets.
The pitching staff will be
composed of -a pair of left
handers from Dashwood
John Bruijns and Jim
Gunther, Casey Wilgen of
Clinton, Doug Byers of
Thorndale and Dan Heywood
from Crediton.
The starting catcher will
be Butch Fleet of Clinton,
Jim Guenther and Barry
Baynham of Dashwood will
be a first , and third,
KIRKTON SWIMATHON WINNERS — Trophies were presented Monday to the winners of a recent swimathon held at the
Kirkton-Woodham swim pool. Above, supervisors Tony Kyle, left and Joanne Poel, right present trophies to two of the winners
Anne Poynter and Richard Weernink. Missing were Jason Zvonkin and Ruth Couchie. T -A photo
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CUTIES TO PLAY — The Colifornia Cuties the popular novelty softball team will be playing
the Exeter and area rec league -all-stars this Tuesday evening. Proceeds from the game will go
towards the acquisition of a new diomond for the community park.
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Three jitneys
for bowlers
Members of the Exeter
lawn bowling club enjoyed
three successful jitneys this
week.
Tuesday night, Russ Snell
was the winner compiling
two wins, an aggregate of 29
and plus of 6. Close behind
with a plus of 4 to go with an
aggregate of 29 was Clarence
Down.
Stella Taylor was third on
the strength of a double win
. and 24 aggregate and Ross
Taylor and Stan Mitchell
were deadlocked with
aggregates of 23.
Competition was keen
Thursday night and 11
bowlers shared in the prizes.
Wilfred Shapton was best
with an aggregate of 29
edging runnerup Gertrude
Hamilton in the plus
department.
Elizabeth Lamport held
down third place with an
aggregate score of 28 and
Rose Blanchard and Remus
Marsman were next with 27
apiece and Velma Huff
scored 26.
A two way tie for seventh
place existed between Lillian
Pym and Roy Blanchard.
Completing the top scorers
were Olive Hicks, Gordon
Hoggarth and Cam Chap-
man.
Saturday'% jitney resulted
in a first place draw between
Kay Snelgrove and Clarence
Down with two wins and
aggregates of 24 and an
equal plus.
Charles Hendy was next
followed by Ruth Skinner,
'Lillian Pym and Elizabeth
Lamport.
_ Shooting at
Claybird club
CHECKING THE SCORES --. Three of the busiest people at the swim meet in Exeter, Satur-
day, didn't even get wet Pat Cottrell, Jeanette McBride and Evelyn Josephson were in charge
of keeping track of the. results of the five -team meet. ' Staff photo
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With only two weeks to go
before the Civic holiday
weekend plans are just about
set for the second annual
Zurich Eagles sio-pitch
tournament.
Tournament organizer
Don Beauchamp said a total
of 16 teams from Walkerton,
London, Crediton, Varna,
Bayfield, Windthrope,
Waterloo and Zurich will be
trying for A and B cham-
pionships in the double
knockout tourrey.
Action gets underway
Saturday at 8 a.m. and
resumes Sunday at 10 in the
morning. Games will be
played at both the Zurich and
Flay diamonds. .
A total of 22 games will be
played over the two days
with the 13 championship
set for 6 p.m. Sunday and the
A final two hours later. Both
championship games will be
played at the Zurich
diamond.
Beauchamp stressed that
there is no charge to the
public for watching the
action.
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The Claybird gun club's
annual trophy shoot was held
on Sunday under beautiful
sunny skies. All ranges were
going full tilt all afternoon
and everything went
smoothly.
There were very close
scores in trap, skeet and
black powder. A good time
was had by all competitors
and before the day was done
everyone was looking for-
ward to next year's shoot.
Larry Mason was the
winner of the black powder
division with a score of 55
and Andy Calder was next
with 53.
A score of 93 enabled Glen
Vickery to take the hand gun
competition. Larry Mason
was next at 84 and Brian
Wedlake scored 81. Tom
Russell with 49 out of a
possible .50 was the high
powder riflewinner. Larry
Mason was second at 45 and
Bill Weber third at 40.
Tom Russell continued his
championship Ahooting
taking the .22 rifle open
sights with a 26, the trap with
a 47 and the "A" class skeet
with 47 out of 50'
Jody Mosurinjohn with a
score of 43 won the .22 rifle
peep sight and Larry Mason
was second at 36. John
Fisher with a 37 won the "13"
class trap and Grant
Hodgert took the skeet "B"
class with a 42.
LADIES GUS.
Lois Snell with a score of 53
was the top -golfer in the "A"
group at Tuesday's regular
ladies day at the Exeter golf
and country club. '
Winn Galloway was the
best in "B" group, Pat Jones
took "C" hon6urs and Helen
Wasnidge topped the "D"
golfers.
Edna Busche neededthe
least putts, only 13 to com-
plete her round. A total of 22
ladies participated.
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WHAT IS IT?- After finishing first in her heat in the freestyle,
Brenda Waldeck of the Exeter swim team looks anxiously
while her timer reads the stop watch. It was 35.2 seconds,
good enough for first place in the girls 11 and 12 division.
Brenda also won the backstroke and butterfly to top her
age division. Staff photo
TigersclinchH-P
senior championship
The Dashwood Tigers
clinched the Huron -Perth
senior baseball league
championship with three
wins this week.
The Tigers swamped the
Crediton Mets 17-7, downed
the Byron Juniors 8-4 and
edged the Walsingham
Senators 4-2 in one of the best
games of the season.
The league playoffs with
the Tigers meeting Thorn -
dale will not get underway
until Friday August 10 in
Dashwood.
Rob Dickey's home run in
the bottom of the tenth gave
the Tigers their exciting 4-2
win over Walsingham.
Walsingham scored one
run in the top of the fourth
and that's the way the score
remained until the bottom of
the ninth. Bob Hoffman and
Rob Dickey walked and
moved up a base on Jim
Dietrich's sacrifice. Barry
Baynham slammed a doubje
to score Hoffman with the
tying run. but. Dickey was
thrown out at the plate.
The visitors scored a
single run in the top -of the
tenth and forced the Tigers
to again come from behind.
Jim Guenther opened with
a single and scored on a
similar hit by -Perry Stover
to tie the score Rob Dickey
followed with a blast over the
fence to send the Tiger fans
home happy.
Lefty John Bruijns pitched
the full 10 innings for the
Tigers. He gave up only five
hits while striking out 13.
In the 8-4 win over the •
Byron juniors, the Tigers
other southpaw Jim
Guenther tossed a six hitter
and fanned eight opposing
batters.
Barry Baynham led the
eight hit Dashwood attack
with a pair of singles. John
Hayter and Rob Dickey
contributed triples and one
hit each were added by Dave
Parsons, Jim Guenther,
Perry Stover and Bob
Hoffman.
Three home runs powered
the Dashwood 17-7 romp over
Crediton..
Kevin Hern led the power
with a homer and two
singles. Close behind with a
round tripper and single
each were Jim Guenther and
Stover.
Glen Thurman was next
with a double and single.
Getting one hit apiece were
Barry Baynham, John
Hayter. Dave Parsons, Jim
Dietrich and Brian Rader.
Barry Baynham and Brian
Rader shared pitching duties
for the Tigers.
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respectively, Greg Burns of
Clinton is the second
baseman and Jim Aitken of
Thorndale will be at third.
Don McDonald and Dan
Colquhoun of Clinton and
Dashwood's Perry Stover
will start in the outfield
The balance of the team
includes Bob Caddick, Bill
McDonald and Dave Miller
of Thorndale, Dave Parsons,
John Hayter and Glen
Thurman from Dashwood
and Pete Wuerth of Crediton.
The Dashwood Tigers also
led in most of the individual
statistics in the regular
season of the Huron -Perth
senior league which has just
concluded.
Jim Guenther of the Tigers
led the league in home runs
with nine and he was second
in the pitching department
with six victories to his
credit.
John Bruijns of Dashwood
was the top pitcher with a
total of seven wins. Tied for
third spot were Perry Stover
of the Tigers and Casey
Wilgen of Clinton with five
wins apiece.
The Tigers ended the
season in first place with 19
wins and only five losses.
The Clinton Colts were
second with 16 victories.
The Huron -Perth playoffs
will not get underway until.
August 10 because Dash-
wood, Clinton and Thorndale
will be participating in a
senior tournament in
Petrolia over the Civic
Holiday weekend.
In the first round Dash-
wood and Thorndale will
meet in a best -of -three
series.. The first game is in
Dashwood August 10 with the
second in Thorndale August
12 and a third if necessary in
Dashwood August 14.
Clinton and Crediton will
meet in a similar series.
They start in Clinton August
10, move to Crediton August
12 and to Clinton August 15 if
a third contest is necessary.
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Tips from the
Exeter Tennis club
t
Pate 11A
By RANDY PARSONS
Members are reminded to
pick up their keys to the
courts at The Junction this
week as the courts should be
locked during club time. It is
also a good idea for mem-
bets to use the reserved
-booking board as much as
possible. By placing your tag
on the board you can reserve
your court time during club
time, except for tour-
naments or lessons.
There is still room for
male members for the trip to
the Hyde Park Club
tomorrow night. Call 235-1304
for more information.
The results from last
Sunday's tournament will be
published next week.
The Junior Workouts will
continue on Tuesday and
Thursday nights from 5:00 -
6:00 p.m. All players under
18 are welcome and there, Is
no charge for these sessions.
Everyone should bring their
own racquet if possible.
Tip of the Week:
The Backhand
The Grip: The "V" bet-
ween the thumb and the first
finger should run along the
left side of the top of the
racquet, if the racquet is
held at a right angle to the
court.
The Stroke: In the ready
position, use the left hand on
the shaft to change to the
backhand grip.
Draw the racquet back 180
degrees so the head points
straight behind you.
Racquet head is higher
than the hand.
Right hand is next to the
left hip.
Right arm is close to the
stomach.
Step with the right leg, into
the shot.
Make contact a little below
the waist and keep the
racquet head above the wrist
at contact.
Follow through towards
the sky.
Use the shoulder muscles
by keeping the arm fairly
straight. Avoid using all
wrist or elbow.
Swing right through for a
fluid stroke.
The best thing to do is to
get out and use the courts.
Your progress will be
directly proportional to the
number of hours that you
spend on the courts and or
playing against the wall.
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