The Huron Expositor, 1984-05-30, Page 6A8 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 30, 1984
Golf balls
BY CAROLANNE DWG
In many ways, golf is a gentle sport as well
as a "gentlemanly" game. There is no body
checking,, high speed chases or other forms
of action that contribute to other more
physical games. It's not necessary to don
protective equipment when heading for the
golf course,' as you do when participating in
many other sports. This gentle aspect of the
game has sometimes led to a lackadaisical
attitude to the word safety when related to
golf,
As Canadian hockey fans and players we
have grown up aware of the dangers of a
flying puck, but as golfers we often forget
that a golf ball travelling through the air at
over 100 m.p.h. (what ever that is in metric)
is a lethal object. Golfers of all ages and
skills should be aware of what's happening
around them.
As we all know, golf balls don't always go
where we want them to go. Be courteous
at highspeeds can be lethal
enough to wait until people are well out of
your range before hitting. A slice or hook
increases the range of the ball, so keep that
in mind and watch for people off to the side
as well.
If you suspect that your ball is heading for
someone, warn them by shouting foie early
enough that they can respond. If you do hear
someone yell "fore" don't turn around and
look to see who the warning is meant for.
You could end up with a ball in your mouth. •
When you hear "fore" crouch down and
cover your head with your arms. Even if the
. warning was aimed at someone else you
certainly are wise to take this, precaution.
Over the years we have had a few golfers
injured by golf balls and in most cases it has
been due to carelessness. Golfers know that
the one farthest from the hole hits next so if
you keep behind the person hitting you will
be safe at least from your own playing
partners. Don't wander ahead or out to the
Regular 72's .
Ex -Absorbent 60's
Toddler 48's
Toddler 40's
SILVER MEDALLISTS—The SDHS boys' 'The London team won the gold medal for
soccer team won the WOSSA silver medal earning more points In championship
after they tied Monday's game against games. (Hundertmark photo)
Clarke Road Secondary School, London 1-1.
Huron canoeists win prizes
Huron County canoeists won three firsts
and two seconds in a SO mile race along the
Thames River from Big Bend Conservation
Area to Chatham on Sunday, May 20, The
Thames marathon canoe race was sponsored
by the Chatham Canoe Club and called the
- longest one -day race in Ontario.
Winners of the open class were Rene
Boogemans, of Hensel! and Ted Cowan, of
Brussels while second place went to Rick
Kloss, of Brucefield and Don Stoneman of
Toronto, In the senior men's class. Dick
Kloss and 13 -year-old Chris McDonald. both
of Brucefield came first and Rob McLellan
and Len Healy, both of Brucefield came
second. Winners of the senior mixed class
were Dana Kloss and Kim Novak, both of
Brucefield,
A seven ile race for junior canoeists on
Monday -resulted in three firsts, two seconds
and one third for Huron County canoeists.
Ted and Laurie Cowan, both of Brussels
came first in the junior men's race while Rob
McLellan and Len Healy, both of Brucefield
came in second.
The junior ladies' class was won by Dana
Kloss and Robin Novak, both of Brucefield
with second place going to Karen Cowan, of
Brucefield and Tricia Hawkins, of Chatham.
Winners of the bantam class were Raquel
Bunn, of Brucefield and Barbara Haw ,Ins,
of Chatham and third place winners :ere
Neil Docksteader, of Goderich and Chris
McDonald, of Brucefield.
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side. Are you that confident in your friend's
ability to risk your life?
When warming up or practising your
swing, be sure you are not close enough to
anyone to accidently clobbgr them with your
club. Broken noses or loose teeth may be the
end result when someone is accidently hit by
a swinging club.
Safety on motorized golf carts is becoming
increasingly more important. Many larger
'golf courses and courses in resort areas
require the average golfer to use these
motorized carts and inexperienced drivers
can cause serious accidents. Rolled carts are
often the result of trying to drive up a steep
hill sideways or turning, too fast. Hilly terrain
means you must slow down. avoid turning on
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Men's industrial baseball
STANDINGS
W L _T G PTS.
Turb Club 3 0 0 3 6
Creamery 2 0 0 2 4
Villagers 2 2 0 4 4
Main St. 1 1 0 2
Queens 1 2 0 3 2
Firemen 1 2 0 3 2
C4th Bears 1 2 0 3 2
Topnotch 1 3 0 4 2
during games of the. Men's Industrial
Baseball League. _on Monday, May 21 the
Queen's beat the Bears with a score of 9 to 4,
the Mainstreet team beat the Firemen 4 to 3,
Topnotch beat the Creamery, 4 to 3 and the
Turf Club beat the Villagers 4 to 2. Games
scheduled for Wednesday May 23 were
rained out and will be rescheduled.
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