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linplig bye. Tires •i•, a ked d ► alw
milted two MusD gitellsies for
Mat bwasserse, twe blobs aid
Hoe Om* *WM* to a earl*
dug $0.14 win ks
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The win w Ow sixth et the m-
oss against fen r lessee fa>wer
Wiablum amid marked the first
U ties *MONO were Mu to
deihat the sane .
Um Ratonbad a , field day at
Sao Plato Byes, emutor en. homes
six times et bat, Bob
three safeties la.
while �� s
bits s incl cl fou +
Ed uer and Ivan
the Brophy Brophtline.
up this one, getting 14 men in
the lineup, and ..Jerry Edwards
NS' fir ISM on the
mound and went six. innings for.
the win. The game was 01104 beo
cater nt rain With Yli.nighani et
bat In the 7th, inning.
Mao'Broploes linei)p, were
niton, Bruce Porton, Gawry
Oft and. Dick': Eskerod who
rid, two Milo each as .,did .Ed."
, Ed cert, Glen Caw
and -Bar saw late inning
` for Wingham and were one
kr
oatwham the 1. plate
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gamesfour at blase every
Wednesday Ifkid 'likt this maids
haus low sod Gard-
ner have eakeed the
ieathe third meal _.. �„•...
lort s ealae'r Hall third aeasal
Pitch kwitailael tarns.
Young
daad Gooey e ""
r.'
s Id #fsellei� a is lite
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firs tsed irww �rr the rant as tax
Was tea sure wrten a int
the amend a askew to
take a 1014 low be-
fore were
wwwdae in the Brophy lineup.
Meek** ±:=isome sips of
wills *Noe runs in the third,
two in thefourth
three in tlie Math but Bb's
ptated two la the tib and fifthand added bur
�/1� in sixth.
.
by Bleier, Edwards,Bauer and Camaro accounting
...
for ` two - in tbe Ith were
washed out by the rein.
Jim Ward was the best of a
doodinaturediNionktoncl w atter
plate with- three bits while
Charles Falconer, Bob Fitiel,
Jack Ward, Vic Ward,
Bins, and Murray Graham
reached flet, base twice ea on.
safeties,
l'y's tangled with Shakes,-
poem
hangpears in WinghaM Wednesday
•night .In . the firm. 'of six ,inter-
locking games with t1 : VOAA
Slow Pitch Leage Southern.
Division teams. ..Their next action
is. thin Sunday flight (July 14)
when they travel to Sebringville
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SIXTH'=THREE SWIMMING:irrS#rO.tar" -invaded`lAl' a
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Centennial e tennial .Swirming .: Pool on Sunday morning for an +.
Examiners' Standards Clinic, The -clinic, designed to ami
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breast, side, back strokes and
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t, On Sunday morning' more: than00 swimming instructors from all
u Over Perth, Huron and Bruce
counties crowded into w the
YVingla m Centennial Swimming.
Pool for an :Exa>ners' Stan-
dards
�.. Clinic. - •'
The clinic, which was headed
y Red.. Cross Examiners'
upervisor Sandy Armstrong,
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was conducted so that the in-
structors: "; could' familiarize
1mselves with the inner points
of swimming",techniques that
iwimming a finers expect in
each af or,m intermediate
and senior categories. With the,
exception 1 the.senor or category
Which ` stipulates that the
swimmer Must be.12 years of age
or older ' the categories are
decided by achievement levels.
Mr. Armstrong, with help from
mime local swimming students,
demonstrated the various kreas
Of the examiners' concentration
in each level in such areas as,
a -ri e° T e
withot'tFi l
� t nus examiners `
for e• ', �..
when grading; ,students, 4dr instructors from as'Or
away.as Sltaitford *Id Waliter101t, (Staff Photo)
crawl. The. supervisor 4 empha-
sized that the examiner looks for
increasingly finer paints . ail,
body position, arm.ut d:l maw+
meet .as: the swimmers progres
through the three levels.
As the stud to
e>�ts ;c`�.. omit
their techniques in each area.(
instructors were a called upon` to
grade the swimmers` on a pass,
weak or fail basis. 'Mr: Arm-
strong then hiked them to sup-
` port their judging and pointed
when' 'they' had ,been too hard in
limit judgment` or had missed a
glaring fault
The instructora concentrated
solely on the asthetic tech( que of
the swimmers and whether or not
the demonstrators Gould ,swim
the length Of the pool or not was
not corsidered.
In " all 1 towns :were . repre
salted • "at -the clinic' 4
coxa 11'
club a >•ye er'
ttviwlies goo
started( i
for t
cording to 1
:Wingfield most of _
competitions are over, ` shin
souse or the ladiss .ham
delay+ in''
matches ' Ag would a iso
>f these ladies cotdd 9�itur.`
matches. oft as, soon asp possible
.Had our first Mil onaeiires
Night at the club last Saturd
Judging fi ►m 'the raves. we
.. s...:
w ov took part, 'stun
Night mu_
+event every year. Tbe:ee tis ..
event will take.place August, 1
INVITAa re
pita
17th is rapidly filling ►.
dersatand we :.will have f
visitors from the for
tournament.,k firman. Brian
"•mslie r'�� that`it is
as one of the` best tOurnanieiiis
Akio
understand `that the
local merchants have
that' generous i n that
towrels the 7nvitattr
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alien i
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rogresses. . ad
Sunday and S6 til
'Winner of the '
nament was a :guest fro=
Listowel, Dr. Jai.' Connors. • .lair
shot a treihendous 35. groisi and
ended up 1!uith a net 001. Other
winners included Murray Reale
and Don: Cameron; "
Honest Award` went
Gregorash of Whitechurch,
who claims he used to .
pretty good game in his
and foolish days, shot a gra
to win the dubious honour. •
Winner of last Sunday's
tournament was John Rae. John
carded a •gross s6, -net 32. Other
winners included' Bill Kerr and.
Pete Snow. The most honest
golfer award went to a visitor,
Tim Keil. Ric Rathbun, Claire.
Hodgkinson and Bob Holmes did
the honors in kichen.
The dual'' `cation list is
beginning to wild for the final
Sunday tourn ent. This year's
requirement fo the final iseight
games, so K sure you play
enough times on Simday mor-
nings. Eligibility ' is limited to
members of the club. Guests
cannot play in the final tour-
nament. nament. ,
SHORT PUTTS
The next ladies' lunchebn will
be on the 11th ... The new fair-
way should be here this week,
and will make . a marked im-
provement in our fairways ..
The police tournament will be
held July 21 and according to
chairman Ed Daer registrations
are pouring in .
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