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By -Ross, Haugh.
Baseball
again
division, Exeter, Dashwood,
Arva, and 'Thorndale will be
playing a doubleilfg40 and home
schedule and a single set of
games with the four northern
teams from Walkerton,
Wingham, Clinton and Mitchell,
yellowing is the complete
schedule involving the Exeter
.and Dashwood clubs.
Park at 6 p.m. with Walkerton
supplying the opposition,
Lorne Haugh is the manager of
the Expos with Bob Baynham
helping in a coaching capacity.
Two of the players have been
instrumental in organizing the
team. Jim Pfaff is president and
general manager and Jim Hewitt
will handle secretarial duties,
A list of players trying out for
the Exeter chib appears in the
sports column on this page.
The Baron.Perth baseball
season .officially opens tonight,
Thursday with the Clinton Colts
travelling to Mitchell to meet the
but the big game in the
area is Friday night when the
newly organized Exeter Club
makes its first start in Dashwood
at eight o'clock against the
Tigers, defending OBA Inter-
mediate "D" champions.
The first home game for the
Exeter Expos will be Saturday
June 3 at Exeter Community
8:00
8:30
6:39
SH places fourth
in H-P track meet
While the South Huron District
High School team finished fourth
in Wednesday's Huron-Perth
track and field meet in St. Marys,
three local competitors won
events.
SUNDAY LEAGUE WINNERS — Winning the Sunday night league championship of the Exeter mixed
bowling league were the ln-Be-Twixt. From the left, they are, Scott and Sherri Burton, Bill and Linda
Farquhar, Ron and Marion Cornish, Larry and Barb Ballantyne, T-A photo
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8:00
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6:00
6:30
8:00 Banquets
for bowlers 2:00
8:30
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May
26 Exeter at Dashwood
30 Thorndale at Dashwood
31 Exeter at Arva
June
3 Walkerton at Exeter
4 Dashwood at Mitchell
4 Clinton at Exeter
9 Thorndale at Exeter
9 Wingham at Dashwood
13 Dashwood at Arva
11 Mitchell at Exeter
14 Dashwood at Wingham
14 Exeter at Arva
17 Dashwood at Clinton
is Exeter at Walkerton
20 Dashwood at Thorndale
21 Exeter at Mitchell
23 Walkerton at Dashwood
25 Exeter at Thorndale
25 Dashwood at Arva
28 Dashwood at Exeter
30 Exeter at Wingham
July
2 Exeter at Dashwood
5 Arva at Dashwood
7 Thorndale at Dashwood
Exeter at Clinton
9 Ary a at Exeter
9 Dashwood at Walkerton
14 Mitchell at Dashwood
15 Wingham at Exeter
16 Exeter at Thorndale
19 Dashwood at Exeter
21 Arva at Dashwood
22 Arva at Exeter
25 Dashwood at Thorndale
26 Exeter at Arva
28 Clinton at Dashwood
30 Thorndale at Exeter
Banquets were held this week
to officially close two bowling
leagues operating out of the
Exeter Bowling Lanes,
Friday night, the Exeter ladies
league honored the winning
teams and individual bowling
champs at the Exeter Legion hall
while Saturday night the Exeter
mixed league get-to-gether was
held at the same place,
The Ball Bouncers, captained
by Joan Heywood were the "A"
league ladies' champions and
went on to take the league grand
championship. They received the
Gould and Jory and Widmeyer
trophies.
The "B" playoff champions
were the Humbugs. Captain
Wendy Ryckman accepted the
Jerry Webb trophy.
The Happy Gals took the "A"
league regular season title while
the Alley Cats were victorious in
the "B" section. Captains of the
two season winners were Ann
Brock and Kay Hay, respec-
tively.
Individual awards for high
average, single and triples
during the regular season went to
Lynne Farquhar, Maddie Wells,
Dot Munroe, Bev Bierling, 011ie
Essery and Janet Sedlak. A
special prize went to Grace
Farquhar for tossing a 376 game
during the playoffs.
Hard luck bowling awards went
to Alice McNair and Sylvia
Bierling.
President June Dougherty was
in charge of the trophy presen-
tations. The new slate of officers
was presented for the 1972-73
season.
June Grant was named
president for the coming term
with Helen Wilson as vice-
president, Jane Russell will be
treasurer with Karen Pfaff and
Agnes Appleton handling the
secretarial duties.
Mixed League
Four team trophies were
presented at Saturday night's
Exeter mixed league cham-
pionship banquet.
The New Ones captained by
Bob Reynolds won the "A"
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Rec Ball
League
Meeting
Paul McKnight won the senior
boys discus throw with a toss of
125 feet, Louise Panet won the
junior girls 80 meter hurdles in
13,7 seconds, only .4 seconds off
the Conference record,
In winning the midget girls 880
dash, Kim Postill of SHDHS set a
Huron-Perth record of 2 minutes
and 39 seconds. The existing
mark was two minutes and 41.8
seconds.
A goodly number of second
place finishes were chalked up by
local competitors. In junior boys
action, John Creces was second
in the 120 yard hurdles and Brian
Tuckey was runner-up in the high
jump event.
Placing next to the winner in
midget boys events were Ron
Bowers in the mile, Tim Ross in
the javelin and the 440 relay team
consisting of Paul Truemner,
Brent Clarke, Randy Regier and
Brian Taylor.
Val Sweet finished second in
the midget girls 80 meter hurdles
but set a record 01 13.3 seconds in
a preliminary heat. Connie
Miners was also second in the
high jump class.
The annual Western Ontario
Secondary Schools Association
track and field meet will be held
on two fronts, Saturday. The boys
events will be held at J. W. Little
Memorial Stadium at the
University of Western Ontario in
London and the girls will compete
in Sarnia.
From South Huron, 11 boys and
seven girls will be participating
in Saturday's meets. The girls
will be Debbie Riddell, Louise
Panet, Pat Regier, Valerie
Sweet, Kim Postill, Tess Lan-
sbergen and Connie Miners.
The South Huron boys going to
London are Gary Lavier, Larry
Bourne, Paul McKnight, Peter
Kleinstiver, John Creces, Brian
Tuckey, John Miners, Ron
Bowers, Randy Dietrich, Kevin
Bestard and Tim Ross.
THURS., MAY 25
8:00 p.m.
at the Arena
All those interested
in entering a team in
the league to be
on hand.
Baseball fans in Exeter and district will be again
able to watch the intermediate brand of ball after an
absence of quite a few years.
The Exeter Expos have been entered in the
Huron-Perth league making an eight club grouping and
will see their first action in Dashwood Friday night of
this week at eight o'clock.
The Expos travel to Arva next Wednesday for
their second test and will be at home at Exeter
Community Park for the first home game on Saturday,
June 3 at six o'clock with Walkerton supplying the
opposition.
At least 14 players have been out to practice and
indicated they will be ready to perform all season with
the local club. Lorne Haugh and Bob Baynharn will be
handling the coaching and managerial duties. Two of the
players, Jim Pfaff and Jim Hewitt were instrumental in
getting the show on the road.
Likely to see duty as pitchers are Jim Pfaff, Jim
Russell, Mike Hoy and Scott Burton. Jim Hewitt and
Gary Kyle will be behind the plate. Others taking care
of the remaining positions will be Bill and Terry Bourne,
Bill Farquhar, Bill Fairbairn, Rob Grant, Barry
Baynham, Jack Glover, Ron Grasdahl and Larry Haugh.
Hockey again
Last week we talked a little about the upcoming
international hockey championships between Canada
and Russia and some comments from Ted Power of the
London Knights who coached the Chatham Maroons in
Olympic play a few years ago.
Dates for the series have been agreed upon. The
four games on this continent will be played in Montreal,
Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver between September
1 and 8 and back in Russia between September 22 and
28.
There is an encouraging word out of Toronto for
hockey fans that are travel conscious. At least one
organization is doing preliminary work on organizing a
flight package to the Soviet Union to attend the four
games there.
The big question now is what NHL players will be
made available for the Canadian team. The only
qualification being that they are Canadian citizens.
The three Canadian teams in the NHL have
pledged their co-operation in forming a club but most
fans are anxious to find out which teams in the United
States will allow their players to participate.
Despite opposition from the Boston Bruins
owner, Toronto lawyer Allan Eagleson says Bobby Orr
will be in the lineup when the team is selected. Eagleson
controls more than 300 professional players and was in
on the negotiations between Canada and Russia.
Harold Ballard, main stockholder in the Toronto
Maple Leafs has thrown his full weight behind the
Canadian team and has offered the use of Maple Leaf
Gardens for training purposes.
Don't get excited
With hockey dominating me sports scene so
completely this past spring we have had very little
chance to get into the baseball scene, especially on the
professional level.
It's too early for the many Tiger fans in this area
to get excited but this could be another good year for
the American league entry from Detroit.
The Tigers are at present only a game or so out of
first place and a couple of players have showed signs of
a great year. The two players in mind are Mickey Lolich
and Norm Cash.
Lolich won his eighth game of the year Sunday to
become the winningest hurler in the junior circuit while
Cash smashed his eighth home run of the season,
In thinking back to our stay at the World Series in
Detroit in 1968 we remember talking to both Lolich
and Cash before the Sunday game at Tiger Stadium and
if they carry on to have the best years of their careers
we would have only one comment. It couldn't happen
to nicer guys.
YOUNG SET WINS — the winners of the "B" division of the Exeter mixed bowling league playoff
champions were the Young Set. From the left, Paul and Jean Mason, Pete and Susan Lawson, Don and
Joan Heywood, Gary Hartman and Lynne Farquhar. T-A photo
single and triple bowlers in the Exeter mixed
left, Wayne Pearce, Pete McFalls, Bill Farquhar,
Sanders, Ruth Durand, Doreen Browning, Doris
T-A photo
MIXED INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — The top average,
bolwing league received trophies Saturday night. Back,
Jim Russell, Al Neal and Bob Reynolds. Front, Lynda
Goldsmith, Helen Edwards and Lynne Farquhar.
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Golf Course
LADIES TOP BOWLERS — The top individual bowlers in the Exeter
ladies bowling league were honored at Friday's wind-up banquet.
Back, left, Bev Bierling, Janet Sedlak and 011ie Essery. Front, Lynne
Farquhar and Dot Munroe. T-A photo
Let's go golfing
The two golf courses in the area are all set to
provide golfing enthusiasts with lots of opportunity to
participate in their favorite summer pastime.
Activities for all ages are being arranged by Allan
Westcott at the Exeter golf course and the new hosts
Doug Ellison and Barb Dow at the Ausable course.
Both courses are participating in an inter-club
with Seaforth, St. Marys, Mitchell and Stratford.
Play in this competition takes place each
Thursday night with three clubs meeting at one of the
six courses taking part. Tonight, Thursday, Seaforth and
St. Marys will be at the Exeter course. On June 22
Exeter and Mitchell course golfers will be at the Ausable
layout,
At the Exeter course, the juniors take over
Monday nights for league play and ladies activities are
planned for Tuesday nights.
The Ausable course will have menVnight each
Tuesday starting June 6 and beginning July 4 will have
weekly junior tournaments each Tuesday at 10 a.m.
A special day is planned at the Ausable for June
11 when all net proceeds will go to the retarded adult
workshop being established in Exeter.
Diamond humour
Manager Ralph Houk won the annual fishing
contest conducted by the Yankees during spring training
at Port Lauderdale, Florida with a seven and a half
pound bass. The next day a large notice appeared on the
bulletin board of the clubhouse.
"Dear Mr. Houk, please send a cheque for seven
and a half pound bass purchased yesterday, $1~:76, It
was signed Tony's Fish Market.
Definition of umpiring by Ed Runge, retired American
league umpire. "This is the only occupation where a
man has to be perfect the first day on the job and then
improve over the years."
heron Johnson of the Phillies doesn't believe in a
lot of chatter, but he can pack a lot of humor into a
very small place. The big first baseman is considered
baseball's grand master of the deadpan one-liner.
Here is a sample: Fan recognizes Johnson and
attempts to engage him in conversation. "How are you
hitting them this year, Delon?" asks the fan.
"Right handed," Johnson replies.
ALLEY CATS WIN "Bn TITLE - The "11" league division of die
Exeter ladies bowling league was won by the Alley Cats. Back, !Wen
Roberts, Marion Deline and Edna Caldwell. Front, captain Kay Ilay
and Dot Brady. Missing were Ercnda Cunningham, Mickey Bridges
and Hilda Turnbull. T-A photo