The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-23, Page 8Page
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EXETER LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE ..0°. :GROUP
Lucky St rt"res
"A" GROUP
Roliettes
Windmills (B. Osgood Owl „)•111$' .111N
TinpOPPers (S. Nicol 50s) „„•1 mi -ho. Miro
ItriPerlals (B Smith 739) a Al'el rats
Spares (A. Farquhar 655) . 1 Lollipops
:Big six (S. Prayne 5241 „ 4 "0" GROUP
Butchers (r). wens 5521
14
5
Tot S'x 14
skti:H Specials CH, ;Tory 6261 • • 4 MN/5g 12
•T.•; Supertest A, Andrus 552) 11 1.11,r, Ho",
E. Billiards al. Pell hale 651.1 4 s'n-itntr,
Milkmen (G. Middletnn 502) . sr o -r Carps „
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Rockets (L. Haugh 7501 . 4 'Frisky Six
Canklin Lumber (B. Mercer 4071 0 -fa :of% sr ratio; 01, pot:reins: Olin
1li1i triple: (3, Well,ter 100 '1
... r7 High sin :le s W.A1r 12711
; Spares Hidden singles: M. A1•r1-1night,
Larry's Supertest • • 57 1,, Denr.k
Imperials
Big Six
Huss' Billiards .
Milkmen 51
Butchers 46
7 A&I-I Sperials 40
: Einponpers
Conklin Lumber 32
: • .4120 onotir
,Eingers (D. Wright 718) „
karks (N. 'Whiting 505> 1
Hanlimonts (B. Sturroek 592) •
Xingpins (G. Rierky 561) . 1
Tradesmen CB; Sanders 6561 . • 2
aii.nevsT. L7jnipon Simpson01 .
)men Tigers I A. Fin laysan 6711 4
Golden Mile (B. Sanders 606) . . 0
Pepsis ' (K. Jorgenson fine> 4
Toastmasters (G. Kirk 3551 .... 6
.EdIselaires (B. Flat cher 1105) . 4
Tslidcats (S. Higgins 430) 0
rr Blippen Tigers 58
: Pepsis 46
Binger.... 64.
-• 'Poastmasters , 50
"„Edselatres 57
'Tradesmen 55
r- Canners 54
kingpins 52
... Larks 40
s:Bankmonts 47
to Wildea.15 . 26
Golden Mile 19
7, High singlet A. 'Finlayson 1301)
:577} triple: B. Smith (736)
Riddell score: B. McDonald
''.. MEN'S INTER•TOWN
'Exeter E (5(164) 6
Exeter A (7493) ... ........ ..... 6
1/5:7ingbarn (5110) 9
Zurich (4579) 2
dod.erich A (5619) 9
goderlah B (7157) 2
Clinton A. (5677) 9
Clinton E (5313) .. 2
Exeter A 202
Goderich A 152.
0 Clinton A 145'
Clinton 13 . 144.
•:GoderIch B 115
i Wi ngham 114
4 ,Exeter S ............. .. , 7(16
: Zurich .. ............ . . 26
LADIES' LEAGUE
Wee hopes (N. Caldwell 670) 7
"Prailer,s (7f. rronyn 561) 11
4
H. Gals D. Munroe 641) 7
not Dodgs (D, Brady son) . ri
B. PoPPettes (A. Pairhs.irn 622) 7
Be Sopa (A. Pooley 576) .„ 0
Hi Lights (B. 'Dougher(y 554) 5
ite . Ra•wks (S.. Dietz 610> 2
ndicappers (V. G otl)d 554) 5
:Epowettes (D. Brintnell 544) 2
Sills (P, Hunter-Duvar 651) 5
5.. maids (o: Farquhar 683) 2
;bony Jill.% 1',E, Ayres 57(1) 5
liollettes M. Marks 507) s
Lucky Strikes (G. Sterling* 662) 7
lollipops (L. Brock 646) fl
Mighty Mice (I Parsons 469) 4
Alley ,Cats (D. Wilson >376) 1
Jolly- Six (G. Skinner 561)
Irt• Cares (H. 13i:int:nen 431) 71
Sta./bilks (E. Held 5761
gigh Hopes (E. Bogart 574) ,;
B•tik' y Bees (G. Webster 692) , 6
lexisky Six (J. Fite 592) 2
"A" GROUP
. *We's Hopes 12
:Pin Poppettes 12
..Hippy GaAs 9
• Se-Borrs 7
;Hot Dogs ' • A 2
,,Trailers .. o ..., 0
"E" GROUP
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Handicappers 12
;Hi Lights 9
exits Hawks 7
Pills 7
Bloas,ettes
Merry Maids
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415, 5ing Feature, v:nritil snts,te:::r:e4, .
"I've got sound but no picture."
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LADIES' INTER
At Sannister 3F0) .1
Junior girls stopped
,TOWN
,7xetett (17. 'Webster 615)
Ivittryg 13. Onnithrtryl 577) ..
Benti / L. Trott 5(17) . 1
EXPtPr7171
SI. Marys , •
(1 oderich
Grand Bend . . 41
ch single: M. G oils •
)1,1) 17(17)
14!71 B. Haugh, Exeter
>791)
High a re re ge: M. Banns) or,
GOrier(oli 4202)
LADIES' FRIDAY NITERS
Rookies I(ay Hay 527) 4
Shoes: rings 1.11113P F1,srry 0011 ,
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'X ugget ts AnpIP1I-10 5001 .
Dithess (Joan 11s.pr, 797) .
Junehttas 5, Roth 11) e
22111Phi „ . ...
Rookies .......................0
Inthees ... . 9
Shoestrings . . 7
2
Nug•get .5
HMi
I unehugs : :
sinsie• lean 17,sery (2061
High trIple: 71111P Fssery 1101)
BANTAM GIRLS
Lollipops (.7. mphel( 243)
Eskimos (Go!! S. 243) 9
Preskles (Y. T11),01P 7)71 6
P. Pinners ( Gwen P. 20(U
Indian Squaws 1.A.. Herm 1521
Sputnieks tr, seeemsder 211:
Lollipops . 72
Eskimos (
Prcel. les . ro
Indian Squaws , .,r
S nut nicks 91
Penny Pin n srs 20
High (3wen P. 11941
J-ligh don hie : r; wen r, 1200)
BANTAM BOYS
RookeiF (0v. 10(iwartiq 219) ••
Night Hawks 1.7. Gifford 2711) . 2
Tigers (13. Durand 2121
'Wildcats (D. Bearer 304) „ 5
P Darts (D. Wolfe ,
litueisys (J. flatting 23:4 . s
. ,
Silver Darts 53
Night Hawks 44
Ttftekets , 47
High double: D. Des.ver (7(4)
'1')ges•ft ........ . ..... . 14
'High sing.1 es Bes ver (2971
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
X -em - f /owns (r. Wolfe 7(36) 5
Midgets (D. 'Wright 365) 0
Beat nicks (S, Appleton 4331 5
Pin -Flusters (n, Greenacre 317; 4)
Lucky Seven (0". Al asnn (307) ,, 5 i
T-Sirds (F. Wells 215) 0
Strikers (Y, 'McTavish 27)) . 6
Dynam i t era (70, Snelgrn ve 2:14) (1
.. :
B. Bombers (P. McFalls 3(7) 2 i
Slick Chicks (D. Snell 434 t .....„ 5
Long Johns (3. Greenacre 294) 0
Knock- em - Down s 63
Slick ("hicks 53
Strikers ss
Pin Busters 5:)
Comets 53
Blue 'Bombers 52
T -Birds 49
BeatnIcks 40
Midgets 70
Lucky Seven 37
Long Johns ....... ..„.... 27
Dyna.miters .. .. ....... ... .. . 19
High single: D. Snell (263 )
High doubles: D. Snell (434), 5, ;
Appleton (435)
in deciding b -ball tilt
Listowel junior girls proved
' they deserved the right to rep-
resent the Perthex conference
in. the WOSSA playoffs last
Saturday, as they whipped
South Huron 34-25 in a sudden-
' death playoff for the Perthex
championship.
The two teams ended the
season with identical records,
but because South Huron jun-
iors were not entered .in WOS-
SA, Listowel represented the
con crence, losing in the ina
game to the champs from
Kingsville.
In the sudden -death contest
in Mitchell, Thursday, the Lis-
towel glued had the advantage
of recent practises, while the
locals had been idle for three
weeks. South Huron were fur-
ther hampered when Bonnie
Hogarth, one of the mainstays
at the forward position, and
Joan Dettmer, a s t n do u t
guard, missed the game,
Listowel started early in
their auest far the champion-
ship, taking a five -point lead
in the first ouarter and in-
creasing it to eight at the half,
South Huron outscored Lis-
towel 13-11 in the third quarter
but the winners rallied for a
five•point margin in the last
period,
Sharon Spittal and Mary Gil -
bank were the sparkplugs for
the new Perthex charnps, scor-
ing 16 and 14 points respec-
' tively.
Xandra Busehe paced the
'South Huron six with 12 points
and Ausma Gulens hooped
' • e and
Diane McKenzie rounded out
tile SH scoring with thrand
two respectively.
South Huron missed on 10
of their 13 free throws and
Listowel sank only two of the
eight chances they bad from
the foul line,
South Huron lineup—Xandra
Busehe, 12; Ausma Gulens, 8;
Marjorie MacPhee, 3; Diane
McKenzie, 2; Bonnie Turvey,
Carol Allen, Carolynne Sim•
mons, Sharon Skidmore, Elaine
Miller, Shirley Genttner, Paul-
ine Aquiline, Ruthanne Salmon,
Elizabeth Gosar. Marcia Des-
jardine, scorer.
RECREATION
Bantams battle in final;
Jets win p'wee opener
By ALVIN WILLERT
in Pee Wee playoffs, Satur-
day morning, the Jets defeated
the Black Hawks 4-3 in the first
game of the semi-final series
01 two games goals to count.
Captain Tors Allen Jed his
team to victory as he scored
all four goals. For the Black
Hawks, captain Bob Grayer
scored two goals, with 31'tall
McArthur scorinone. The
final genie of this series will
be played Wednesday night,
6-7.
In Wee Wee hockey the Red
Devils defeated the Blue Devila
9-3. Bed Devil scorers were
Ronnie Janke and Barry South.
cott with two, Steven Green,
Ron Amerong, Jack Kraft,
Gerald Willis and Gordon Mc-
Donald one each.
For the Blue Devils, T.,arry
Haugh scored two and Michael
Sipere one,
In Banta nH League,
Wednesday night, the Phan-
toms defeated Boston 4.1 to
win the series i1-2.
For the P hantoms, Bob
Awn, scored.Nip goals with
single goals going to Bill Allen
and Jim Carscadden. Larry
Brintnell was the lone goal
scorer for Boston.
In the second game the
Hawks win
—Continued from page 6
In the final minute. Bill
Heywood and Dave Clithero
were assessed five-minute ma-
jors for fighting.
Ernie Little, goalie for the
Exeter Mohawks, and Frank
McCue. a former Tribe mem-
ber, handled the refereeing
chores.
The second game of the best -
of -three series will be played
in Stra(hroy, Friday, and thn
third game, if necessary, will
be back in Exeter, Monday.
The professor was lecturing
his class. "I predict the end
of the world in fifty million
Declines credit years!"
"How many?" came a steel-
ed voice 'from the rear.
"Fifty minion years." I
No need for anxiety "I thought, you said fifteen
"Oh," said the relieved voice,
million."
Kingsville principal
To the editor,
I note with interest, nay, con-
sternation, the accounts writ-
ten by your sports editor con-'
I cerning the WOSSA. basketball
results. He implies that I am
. the coach, manager and over-,
seer of the Kingsville HS bas-
ketball teams,This is not so,
Mrs. Dunkley has been on
this staff for four years and
needs no assistance from me
Comets 15, Sanders 192) 7
in training the girls. Mr. Aik-
man, is a BPHE graduate of
1
Queens and Mr, Hutton (.Joy 1
Greenwood's husband) trained
the boys, and are very capable
men. The only assistance I
gave them was to take ..thos.e.
low in academics off their
teams.
Now secondly, Bee -Bee im-
plies that SH and other high
schools in the area should,
watch out for St. Marys, and, I
by secondary implication, that
KDHS is an athletic school.
Last year we at KDHS had 37
pupils in grade 13 out of a
total of 343 or almost 11% of
our enrolment. P'assing per-
centage was 92.6 in depart-
mental papers.
Of course, I have to confess
that our athletes have won the
county track and field cham-
pionship five years in a row
and WOSSA four years in a
row, losing to Tilbury last Oc-
tober by four points. This year
all four basketball teams won
every scheduled game to the.
finals when the senior boys
lost by two points to St. Anne's.
Our junior boys lost to Strat-
ford at WOSSA (Stratford has
probably 1200 students, we
1
have 346).
So I leave a school .with a
great record in athletics; btit,
for goodness' sake, don't get"
the subscribers' hearts heating
Hot• Shots
Electrirs
'Fire Eaters
°Short Clrcuik
Dairim
Mereurys
IAA -Tiber Kings
* s ' L EAGU
LUCAN LANES
2.17 1,7ive (M. KannedY 6351 . ....
MEN'S LEAGUE
Lucanett es (M. Rummell 716) .... 2
Electrica (E. Carling 657) .........: 3 Obvittos (.0. 'McDonald 425, ',!
Shalt Circuits (J. Freeman 570) 1 St. Patricks (C, WiSSP1 515) , . . 5
E. Pinchers. ((D.r Glenn 493 ) _ _ 1 .,,,,
Pf
H. Rollehs (R. Mosurinjohn 652) 5 " n1 00r°11 110
Obvintis 1°7:
Lumber Kings Gr. Nurse 693) ,.. 1 HFly,„
37
M. Irtstera (.7. Van Lleshout 57s) 3 Whodidlis 76
'Woodbutchors (T. 'Wright 606) - 4 Lucane it es .... .............. 73
1:,ascis Const. (G. Aid:ens 494) .. 0 St, Pa trieks . , 01
Dairymen (E. Mosurinjohn 321) 1 Ifigh single: 1Nf. Kennedy (282.1
Rot Shots (X, Hardy 601) 5 High triple: WA, Kennedy (635)
Vire' Eaters (G. Brooks 586) .,4 I-righ avera.ge: AI, Carling (167)
Mercurys (Is . Dickson 601) 11
Hotel (C. Coughlin. 513) 1 CHILDREN'S LEAGUE
Agrico (J. -Pan Lieshout 521) 3 jinx („r). cloughlin 16n)
5
C Church (X. Simpson 672) 4 piovorpoi., m. Nrmi, 142) .,0
Legion (J. Morrow 548) 0
Inkspots (J. 'Thomson 15(7) ,, 6
Shamrocks (H. Hollings 630) .... 4o Champs (.1. Sereatnn 361) 0
Hex (B. Thompson 572)
"A" LEAGUE
Shamrocks 67, Dumbells
Woodhuteherit 6„"k„ .7inxs
„" Inkspots
1,1 Champs .
N! St rIkeking•'s
3:" Pinpoppers
Dumbells (W. Hodgins 140)
Strl kekings (G. Crudge 110) 0 ,
77
4.
71
22
21
52
4, T. Screaton (161)
38 'High average: X. Montgomery
(170)
ter' 40 CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
Penny Pinchera 40
El,gin Flyers 4r, Thlerton Lions (ID. Ttinn 591) ...... 2
Cjand above Church 42 Bowler Bears (G. Gals >357)......... 2
Leavis. ConstrUctiern
Hose Rollers
Agrico . •
Motel , ..
'Legion
39 Sodhusfers (It Morley 291) ro ..... 1
56 Crumbs (5, Ma wson 52(3) . .• 3
" IL Bombe rst (A, Prs Adder 771) ,. , 2
7:1
7 11 C. Supers (70. Gledhill 601) 2
Na Ii•n Myers (D. 'Arc,I)Onald 490) 2
High singlet FAr MosUrinJOI'M Lucky Six (K Pickering 636) „ . 2
(301) , rr A toms (,r,Pdii-Ard 700) .. 0
Righ trIpie: G. Brooks (0P8) r. , • ....,• . ... . ...
igh triple to date; )0. Carling "'7 'mile" (1). CMI1110 641) 2
(5(70> Nicker/rock:m.5 ( W. 'Pisylor 581) 1
rteekos tie, Watsart (70) .,..,
.,
LADIES' LEAGUE "A" GROUP
SPUttiiks (E. Morn testi 278) . . II (11.1rnI/P ..... • 2"
Ftrrnsley Bombers .. .... HI
LePrechauns (1)0, Kennedy 209) 2 - s
'Lassie!. 'Reit r:4 . , .9
Satellites (AL ZOO 2(72) . . •64 lidos:ton Lions ...... 5
BaMblers (S, Rea dy 202) ,. . .. s CIA rideben 0 i4 mars . 5
4", Cuties IL, Bioko 2(71) 6 Sod busters .. „....... 1
Niaildnettea (M. Murphy 2(74) ,2 "El" GROUP
burnbelis (M. Carling 2,491 .. 4 Atom,
r, mext.n.ri (.7, (7odgirls 202) •-•• • 3 'Lucky Six .
II t
Shin:vodka (G. Nicholson 2(39) .. 4 yme.k,./ . in
m.o. Rapos (N(, ("Olbert 214) ..,, 5 N. Nickerhockers ' - ....
L"
egiOnatl es (A1, Ball 1401 ..... .. 4 Orals: Poliors ., .............. :'., ,,: ...,1
Vaternalds (i(, }Totten- 240) : Ne ten Vlyrts ., ,„ A
. /10 High olnetr: I). ("PUMA (250)
rtahthlerS .., yrig. )41gIt 11•11)1c: .1. Min arils (760)
EaftylitaidEf 0
Satellites „„„.,,,,,,,,,,,,„. ....... .. . .. ,, 97 CRArG CNILDREN
Itartonettes .... P11
Legion e tte$ 0 • P2 Dulls (.1, ilarnos 2.19r ,
ins 1,
Leprechat
Shalnroelis :„.,.. .... .. ............ ,,,, 41 yogi's (g, m(1t,.-,r, !Lin) , . : ... ,
DICS'lltlil)gUr.1t2ni•kT.1s6.t.PeS - " ... •' Z:$1
Smashes (It. aCampholl 19>) ..
,
CindebeYe Clovriz„..ww0.4,wis (1, rocksWrth 260) oorf
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andehcae Citielt Eagle(N. Hrr145) .............i
rhalis 31 41141015 ..... „........
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Returns
H. G. MEIR
N. MAIN ST.
SEAFORTH
with anxiety, heavy with a
feeling of impending doom. Of
course, I might add that Mr,.
Dunkley, Mrs. Dunkley's bps-,
band, is. going to be behead
Clip Out For Emergencies
the mathematics department at
St. Marys DCI.
We are looking forward to
renewing old acquaintances in
your office and elsewhere in
the area including the campus
and basketball floor.
J. B. Creech
Kingsville, Ont.
(Mr. Creech, a native of Exe-
ter and former SHDHS teach-
er, is prinicipal a Kingsville
District High School, whose
senior girls' basketball team
eliminated SHDHS from the
WOSSA semi-finals. Mr. Creech
becomes principal of St, Marys
collegiate for the 1961.62 term.)
mbulance
1 Wings and Maple Leafs played
to a 2-2 draw with ti 2 Wings
• winning the series 6-5.
For iIe Wings, Gary Par-
; sons and Bev Iiirtzel scored a
goal each, For the Leafs John
..t.ock and George Le Boutillier
looked after the scoring,
Zile final series will get
started this week with the high-
flying Wings meeting the Phan-
toms for the championship,
FUTURE GAMES
Thursday, March 73
• 8-9—Wings vs, Phantoms
MINOR HOCKEY •NIGI'IT
FRIDAY, MARCH 24
6:4S-7:30—Red Devils vs. Blue
Devils
7:30•8:30—illiap1e Leafs vs. Jets
or Black Hawks
8;30-9;15—JC i nsme vs, St,
Marys Broom Ball
9:15-10—Old Timers vs. Legion
Bantams
Saturday, March 25
10-11—Maple Leafs vs, Black
Hawks or Jets
31-12—Wee Wee
Monday, March 27
8.30—Exeter Hawks vs.
Strathroy
Don't Forvet
Square Dance Class at the
arena instead of the town hall
this Friday from 8-8:30 p.m.
Teen Time dance Saturday
night 8;3041;30, Plan to at -
tend.
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To invest see your local agent or send us your cheque.
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