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TOP SHAHS ATHLETE3-These three athletes 'von division championships at South
Huron's annual track and field meet Monday afternoon, John Guenther, left, captured
the junior title:. Bill Sytsma, showing his form in the discus, was the. intermediate
winner and Nick Fedossow led competitors in the senior division. SHDHS athletes
will compete in the •tri -school meet at St. Marys October 1, Photo
SHDHS Names Champions
.Track And Field Meet
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South Huron District High place honor. Ann Grayer's Htgb jump Steve Kyle. An*
Desiardtn, ;from Dunbar. AA"
school students prepped for the seven points put her in the Pole vault - John Dunbar. Paul
Perthex Conference track and runner-up slot, Moo cher. Dal; Tim it.. A' A-.
Slim put • flobert Miller. ,Tim
field meet, to be held in St. Senior 14():•A •
Sweitzer, Janis Unions, 34 1' ,
Xarys next WecInesdaY, Oct. 1, lAA'• ard dash -'Nick Pe dosso,
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at their annual field day on the Daild Lamb. Ross Wein. 11.4. Glele Division •
high school grounds Monday Po:In.-Win ,d2a4s.11, - ila"d Lamb' Senior OW*
S.f ternoon. ' 446 -Yard dash - Ellis SI e wart. 7A -yard dash - AMAMI clarlte,
Champions in the senior, infer_ Frsd Hewer, Jack Miller, 65.0. Mirdza flnlens, Carol'yn Oke, :Marie
Half -mile. - • Ellis Stewart.
8 asi ntamnild I n9a,..:.‘ bsrf'4'11 jump - Allison
Y.
'mediate and junior classes were; one -mils - No slur.
declared in each orthe !boys and Broad jump -L. NZ ioit vstiotteow, ria (.1, Ail .d
girls events. 'Ross .Wein, Gerry Houiahaml Horns s Ittie), Jocelyn Ho ,1
Ma 44illotts and Eleay.titoyr
Is' 1".
•-•. Nick. Fedossow topped the Few. gtsq) and illnIP i
three boys' elaases by racking irsdossow. nr}S,S •11:f!In. 3F fi*:N, It'k orliplisr;1"AA dbiTtad in(iPP, ,i-:' ..N1 ird a a
e eno n I i 1 eau and;
up 12 .points to cop the senior High • hxriP - N' P FP W. . ':
;IP el, Midler, , Gerrylk High Jump .-. Mirdza.Git lens, Pa t
Hollia•-ran: Allison ( Irk Mei, 12' 4". !
thampionship. Fedossow placed 4' 3". Marshall and Madeline Corrit eau.:
first in every event he entered reis vault, - No Autry.
imt. put ,..• pax i Lamb. Ted(tie). 3' s".
which included the brnad jump, •:softball distally,. throw -, marts
flay.ile, Ells Stewart, 3 4' 5". Se Ilium Pa t Marshall, BeverlY
klop, step and jump, high jump; pivots throw -- jack Miller, Robson ' 14 s' 3"
and 100 -yard dash. , , Harold Eagleson, Ted Ravelle. Enslc'ei ball distrinee throw -.
DaVid Lamb was Fedossow's 76. lir' Pay Marshall, Jocelyn Noway a nil
Alarie Salmon (tle), Eleanor
closest rival with ,elght pnints. ; internist:time Bova 7'
The intermediate title fell to inn •ya.rd daalt -- William .Syls- Hadr4 Ins' 3 i
II"
Softball sr>Per throw - Allison I
William I Sytsm a who collected r,:',• 'IlV: Stephan, Bill Amerma- clarke and Ala He Salmon, Oarolyn
.34. points em three firsts and a 3,:211.yardgirramsrld.!: Hodaln: a nd Patsy AlArSball, ;OA
Da .id Batz and Ok e. and Al irdza Gulens: 'Eleanor
second. Ted Sanders ran a close ;reel, siaphan ttit), Anthony Dur- flask 1 hall speed throw - ratay
Second with nine. and. :...;.a. -
1 10-2•ard dash - Ted Sanders •31arsball' '16"1.‘ n /In''''Y a"
John Guenther raptured the Weith Hod A 4. 1 ' F11"11" l'Ind.111.5, Il'all'" 1\14'1
gin , . nt lony Durand, ( Nangliton, ilti en .:•poo' a rid
junior title with nine points, 63%7,- orly Robson: Marie Salmon, l'il
while Ray Ducharme was in the '''',.'ic"riIg.,"' """ NTIllarri SY,,11•YI 1Fn 01,e and Alli eon Clarke, 0.3.
Dav ( z, Ted Sander, -:
runner-up spot with S. r awe - Nn entry. Intermediate Glrlx
I Broad Jump • Bill 'MacKinnon. 75 yard dash - 'Kristine Gulons.
Clarke, Gulens Tie •••• Melvin Fink beiner. Bill Ellering- Aim;
Allison Clarke and Mirdza "Ili 16' 5".: Ann A losander, 5,3.
Hodgine, 'Barbara. Sweanor.
Guiens each seored 10 points to SY t ;ma, Ted •S a ndersP, Ba c Sims, 'H (Spit anitindsi,111S; ribartnin8ed (3'111:Pet, -B- Rill) 'anti':
P. sl t -P and Juni -- William
tie for the senior girls' title. 34' 4.'„ Sweannr, 7' 3.3 '.
TPd gAndArs, itunnig- broad Jinni> - Kristirre
Clarke picked. up firsts in the, ,T;Firrif' \ "41'P -
tef inchoy, Bill .Har % ey.. yarns, nBarbara Hodgson. Alma
7a -yard dash, standing broad 4';; S. -
jump, and softball speed throw! Pole vault -- Keith 'Hodgins, 4(-411.1.°*ji1;11;t1 4" Wrist hie f:til6nx i
and a third in the basketball 'i.artLni. 59.e.ittr''Y' Th'irin Fink- IlAbP Pile ns. AIM'S risaisr, 4.:5"-:
ball dista.nre throx‘ - ,la.'ehie
sneed throw to accumulate her, Filo; pot Pong .lermy 'X ith 'n' I
ri. e . Brintnell, ,Nlaryanne Lostell, .Meda
tidal. Gulens 'chalked up a pair Hedging. Jelin Hen& i' 5". . Sb a w.
61 firsts in the high jump and w lam Byisma, BUS B,theritigtom, sina ,07,1 $rn'iiii,,
RAskOthall ellatanre th,ox•
Carol 1 JOhn-
rtilsotis :throw ,•• Pe t e>r riavoie,
running brnad jump and placed: 1 s.
tedond in the 75 -yard dash and, Junior Bo.-
. PF
.„eoftball speed throw. i Inn.;tard dash - John Guenther,
Cat herine Bader. 61' A".
Softball speed throw -- Lenora
Trolt Alid Sharon Ilesjardine;. Pat
Bowe and re role Ilona rl h: Ann
. Kristine Gulens was declared Henry knopmans, Andy Peslart Koehler ;Inn belly Parker, .,,,,...
champion in the intermediate ruil,•:•,1 12,,,`4
1 daSh - John rloienther. • .
rtiothail Ted throw - Ann
_Ejection with 11 points while .a - ' '..p' i ' _;
, I,oe Pr, Joan xnenther and Betty
ay tic iarme, Ron Detchert, 1 A rliP1';'• Marion Turk 11 elm, Jane
Alma Hodgins placed second with 2..O. Horton and Ann A lose ntior: Barb-
, 4411-yerd dash - No entrY. are Hodgson the Clulens and
Broad jump annri Ckieni her. Marlene Stone, 27.
In the junior category, Norma Andy Desja.rdirie, Bay Duolia.rfne,
-deiger collected an even dozen' 14' Jlinlor Girls
Ducharme. Rale Turley, .Fred Anstna Evelv Ducitiarme.
closest cempetitor for drat, e
points to finish five ahead of' H"' and i'nriP 'H" Th -yard dash Norma rr.lser.
. ant ors, 32 . .And re o Verkerk,
13011 ,Horriteits
ictory;
Cale. onia 10-6 InOpener
Sparked by a two -run homer run homer. The other tWo- runs .allnwest two runs off, as many and Don O'Brien -
in the fifth inning Gerald: were set up with singles by Doug bits. Lorne liubber and. Frank
Sell and the ,combined pitehing; O'Brien and Bill Yungblut while Bill Yunghlut and TornRaw-
efforts or three pitchers, Zurich "Red" Theander was safe On a lings pared the _Zurich -eight-hit okery were the main cogs in the.
Lumber :Kings nailed ,down dropped hall at fast base. losers' effort with two safeties
attack with two apiece. Singles.,
solid. 10.6 vietory on .Caledonia's esieuunia,s first run of the toil to Doug ,c),,,artoo, meander .ceaochl4encoorageNloVrintlerrsatnadn, -
'crootr
id
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home field Saturday afternoon to! game was sparked to the 0 e
go one up in the best -of -three•: loping by fiord rdie IOW 1111 ° Mirdte collected singles
lanrotier One Tit e44.ed. 4,11n71
:4 75
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GBA semi•final ' corked a donble while in the
Second ,game •of the series will fourth, Lorne liubber drilled a
-be 'played in Zurich on Saturday, long triple and scored on Tony
September 27. Colwell's single.
The Lumber Kings jumped The Huron -Perth ehavions
into _a 4-0 lead in the first inning added their final two runs in .the
after Doug O'Brien had flied to:seventh inning after Yungblut
right !field. Successive singles and Rawlings exploded with su'•
from Doug "Tted" Theander and eessive singles as the first two •
Don Oillrien Act the stage. After men In come to the plate. After
liJt Yungblut fanned to put two; the base runners had moved into
away, playing -coach Tom Raw -i scoring position, -Gerald Bell and
Bogs came through with a clean! Arnie Meyers .eaelt got enough
single to score the first lain ot! wood nn the ball to be credited
the game. Three more runs with a sacrifice BY,
crossed the plate when Gerald
Rutile The Winner
Bell reached first on' derry Le -
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gere's error and Arnie Meyer's' Although Bob White started on , .::',' ''r•-•
grounder was booted by Don the Mound ,for Zurich and • ;,•:;' -'''
Horne, I pitched four innings, jim Rut- i•;;;;;HH.:
The hamesters rallied f o r tie, who appeared in the fifth ' j -:;.''''---
single markers in the first and frame, received credit for :the ::;;'"•61.;:';';';
fourth frames 'but Zurich ,forged von, .A strong relief job by _Don ; !':',-.4'•
larther in -front by coming up ' O'Brien in the eighth with the
with their second four -run lee, bases loaded helped to preserve
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ing of the game in the top of the the victory for Rutile. ,
fifth. aim Harris, who worked the , 'i,•-;•1/4,.
eirst six frames for Caledonia, ••• • '-''
Four Runs On Three Hits gave up eight runs on seven
Gerald Bell slaughtered one ef. hits. Wally Richardson appeared GERALD ORLI-
.1.im Barris' pitches for a two.; in relief from the. seventh on and . - - two -run homer ,
T'Ain't Fair!
Ref„ 1(iniski Join Forces,
Too Much For Poor Dara
By DON GRAVETT
'T -A Sports Editor
One! two!, what comes
111?"(F.i'lZ:lirtt"lehr* tr 215 1.
35(11 rti lig hint, llo ._ 5 2 2
Tom Gan Hine, o 2 2
Gerald rf 2 • 2 1
Arnie Ale vet's of 3 0 A
Benny Gig nao, ___ n 0
Jim Butt le. p (55 1 0 0
Jerry Rennie. 1f (AI _ 0 0 A
Bob Whitt, p 4 n .0
0
TOTALS 12 in A 3
41 H
Brtan. Griffith, cf. „_ 5 0 0
("ran 1 .N.okery, se __ 6 1 2
Gord Mirdie. If 1 1.
Lorne 14.1110her. _-- 5 1 2
Tony f'oltvell. lh 1 1 1
Don Thorne, 31) .....____ 0 1
0 0 0
I'D'Inann IS.untlerl w2, b 213* -1 -73 1 0 n
Jerry Legere. o ..„_. 3 0 o
Withervan, c (71 2 1 1
.11m Harris. p _.., 1 1 11
IV. Richardson, p (71 2 A 0
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TrITALS 39 6 8 3
Score nr taatairfii
Zurich _ 4.04 min 2en_43 3 3
Caledonia 104 120 200-. 6 g
Bob White, Jtra Tuttle (5) Don
O'Brien Tel and Tem EatelinZaj
Jini Barris wally .8.1eliardson (71
and Jerry Legere. qeorxe 15•1t1iar,
Mon (7). P-Euttlei
Plan To Sell Shares._
To Finance Mohawks.
The selling of shares in the ilublic would own the team and
Exeter Mohawk Hockey Club to Ivould share any profits outside
the citizens of this district could their expenses at the end- of the
be the answer to the operation season,
of the Exeter Mohawks this win- Fans Are Responding
ter and for years to Come.
Financing the team through the The four -man committee which
investment nf the general public includes- Charley AcheSon, 'Arnie
Lindenfield, "Bud" Preszcator
in ,shares was the important step and "Boom" Gravett are finding
that came out of the open hockey that the local citizens are re --
meeting in Exeter Town Hall
Monday night. spending quite readily 'to* the
Some 25 or so enthusiastic call. Several _interested parties
have offered the $25 without -eat
hockey supporters attended the
meeting and gave their affirma•
being approached,
tive approval to the new opera. Must Have ,Hockey
tion. Many supporters feel the arena
hawk regime will he known in the winter months. Taxes must
Actually the fate of the Mo- couldn't affOrd to Sit idle over
aneboos t"Oer se k o as hoacktoennoirttetewsof croolinti: be paid on it no matter what la
done, and,aa many fans look at.
MunitY will scout the town to feel it, why not support_ a local,thani
out the public to see if they really and pay some of the taxes that
watit a '58-59 edition of the way. It all boils clown that the
made a fine job of. Pelletier: came. out the victor AS moeawes to operate. • public has to pay one way or, the
Kiniski, who went through a even Gollob couldn't take Any The loWn hall gathering reit other.
number qf football antics before more of the "Tiger's" rough that if there was enough thterest •
the match began, started to use
house tactics, when he insisted
after two? Oh well, it really the man from India like a punch- on choking George on the ropes.
doesn't. matter. In fact, it's just I ing bag for his kneedike hotly Winner of the first bout at 17.05,
San don't mind it doesn't matter! ! a pleasant smile, the tide sudden -
a. case of mind over matter. If
qualification of "hold that Tiger!"
, slams. As Goliob watched, with George Pelletier, with the dis-
That's what referee Joe Gollob • ly changed with Dara trying a
must have thought when he hit quick sleeper at the three-minute
the floor twice with his hand and , mark but the ref quickly came
forgot the third in giving the. to his senses and broke It up.
bout to Kiniski in a fast count After Dare's attempt on him,
over Data Singh in the main bout: . the eventual winner went into a
of he wrestling m etches in slight rage, with some holds out
Zurich on Saturday night. ; of this world. However, he was
But it did matter to the paying on the good side of the officigl
customers, all 850 of them, as when he assured him that lie
their favorite, Dara Singh,. was certainly wouldn't do' anything
ridden . right out of beating the . wrong. And all of in atten-
ex:Edmonton football star, Gene ' dance certainly knew he
Kiniski, in the feature attraction wouldn't, would he? •
of the night. it brought an The winning fan almost went to
abrupt end to an exciting evening Singh when is used an arnt lock
of 'wrestling, and sentasome of cradle roll on the big man and
the fans trooping through the bounced him around thew ring a
exits gru m bung. few times like a rubber ball.
But Gene stopped an attempt in
Up to this point, each Man and
the middle of one of the cradle
we use the word M -A -N
had won a fall. • rolls and held Data long enough
for Gollob to apply the conquer-
theThe 268 -pound Kiniski ended , ,
ow with .ms one, two, the
first fall at 30.22 after plant-. df
ing a series of leg smashes to w.nPe' 1"5 °id .palsy walsYT
Kuuskit Mother said there wroula
the chest of Singh when he had like •
the be ''prenminialsiy bout was a
him hanging on the ropes. Rough.
punishment was in store for i
Dara Singh right from the start, a' eall "latch ..featuring
Maurice apointe and arzan
as Kiniski, who we might add
never :missed a. trick in or out of slippery LfereomHeAnlonnhtlig.eaalndagaKbaistl
the book, started things off with
Kolaski. This 30 -minute match
some of his favorite belting body
ended in a draw.
slams. The pounding started to
Actually this episode was one
gs.loirilii°sIltaStiligigfehd,aildo\reheilleopTs11,1Siklei: of the greatest hand shaking
'wrestling matehea eve!. witnessed
finished hint off.
After the Edmonton product' before,- the pulalle. Every time
one side, er the other gained the
had left the ring, Dara Singh
;upper hand, the opposition dccid.
was slow getting to his feet and.
looked as though he was ready ed, it was time for a hand, shake.
Fan Gets- Into -The Act
for a straight jacket but he .
perked up enough to answer a' One of Lee Hennings favorite
fan with the words "there is no. tricks for years has been carry•
fear!" when he was told to ing a. lace under his. trunks to
"hang in there." use it gently around his oppon-
Singh's eyes told the tale nf the ent's throat when he had him
first fall as they did when the cornered. This time it didn't
final "fast" count was made on Nvork, .
the fan .favorite, looks could: Dennis Denomme, an ardent
kill, we'd be attending referee Wrestling fen from the Zurieh
;toe. Goliob's funeral right • now! i area, sneaked up to the ring side
The ref was the winner, not and pulled the lace from his
Kieiski! trunks when he had his hands
Getting back Into the ring for high in the air and was preach -
use second fall, Singh wasted ing to Gollob that he wouldn't use
'little time. At the eight -minute 'anything 41Iegal.. The look ` on his "
mark he tried his first sleeper; face when he found :it missing
hold but big (iene. escaped it.; would have shook Russia if he
However, just 38 seconds later,: had been any closer to' that
touch to the delight of the fees country.
arid to the disgust Of Mr, Kiniski, the *opening bout, between
(31:seiird. in; 31;74 jump orm a
Singh er workecLiVillairi from Niagara Fella,- and
hi tiliteaysoice7d on him "Tiger" Tasker, a 232 -pound
Time to take a nap Gene, srou' George Peecheff, of Sydney,
Geiser, Grave Eagleson, Ann
iztinning broitd jump -- Nerals M1.111: get Tnore rest! , • !Australia, Pencheff etijoyed much
. lista-se, mars.- nett on, Attlyna lt was "go for broke" al the the .8(51110 situation as Dara Singh
.
Fi cid Me et Champions 13' 4
Jumil Ann -Grow, ,.1,131. start of the thud fall and this is did in the final event - referee'
rippler. Ausms aulens. 4, what the Gollob-giniski team trouble. However, in this case, A,
Softball dlatanrc thron SOPITIR
Geiger, Catherine }Pidgins, mary
Marbers.
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Ann Grayer, Sheryl -Ailey, Carhlyn l","4"0.tad.10.10.41:4464ita....tafee:eNz...4: .C:1;44..4
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Softball speeGiro* Mary
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. a o le o
in town.- that 40 names would known 'Oetober 3, when- the sec -
bur $25 of 'Mohawks stock each and meeting is called. to learn
then the Alohawka would move what 1hP four -man committee
into operation again. The only can produce,
difference is that this time the
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EXETER .
Hoffman and-rseare Goddard,
. Arno Hocksa. andBat Tinline. .i'I:>1 .
,iiitirsd Weiberg And JanetBla ir, t.„ •
4.5. • :
, I la sk et ha 11 speed throw -- Bet ty
Dixon. Judy Tennant atid
Shp w: Ma r,t anne Lo sten,' Cath' .
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Mode ins and Sadie t*a.nderlalli .
Ms,'(nn Kerslalt-P, Bonnie 1•Ingarth
Ind Judy 11-11ton, 23.3 see.
HS Gridders
Start .Oct.
The 19Sg edition of the SitIlift
Panthers Will make its debut 'Oh
October. A in a Mint gain*
ap,alnst Listowel.
The Ince high school will
compete In four gams thiA
Year. 'May will play Listowel
and Mitchell dSt their own grid -
Imo while single road games will
be played agaiost St, Marys
Stratford, The Stratford OAS 611'
"(adobe 17 Will be under the
lights. •
&taboo
S-tistowor f South Huron
In -Mitchell at; Stratford
I5 -SL i1lAry3 at LiktriWel
Ita.Seutit Ittuterl Ot StrofOrti Ch)
21 -Stratford at St. MAO'S
22-Mitthoill at Hokin
SIST1RS CHAMPS--Mir
za, entre, arid Kristint SOOth H
go_sitereyth .Ltatowar
tightwere two t)f • the track and field champions clieSell Si,. Marys at Mittli#11
t CIIDITS meet 'Monday: Mirdza tied with Allison Clarke Hosombi,
the senior title and Kristine won intermediate, Nornia 4:4600i, e
6•eiger, left, won the junior tharripionship. Photo Wolof gt 1.,Hteha1l, ".
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and NOW
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• Women used to bake the family bread, pre,
serve fruits and help tine meals
• It often took meat o tlie day to prepare large
meals
• SkrWlittio- ithiltra
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Cakes, breads, pies, come in ready -mixed
packages for immediate baking •
ovens can be set to cook entire meals auto.
matically, with no attention
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