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INDIVIDUAL WINNERS - The top single, triple and average bowlers in the two divisions of the Exeter
men's bowling league received trophies at the closing banquet, Saturday night at the Exeter Legion hall.
Back, left, Bob Osgood, Cal Wein and Randy Tiernan. Front, Wilf Beattie and Bryan Hogg. T-A photo
Set minor ball schedules
20 - Crediton at Goderich 6,30
21 - Kincardine at Exeter
24 - Zurich at Crediton 6.30
27 - Exeter at Goderich 6.30
30 - Crediton at Kincardine 1,00
Exeter at Hanover 2.30
AUGUST
2 - Crediton at Exeter 6.30
4 - Zurich at Exeter 6.30
Pee Wee
All games at 6.30 unless other-
wise stated.
JUNE
- Exeter at Clinton
2 - Crediton at Clinton
5 - Crediton at Goderich
Dashwood at Blyth
7 - Clinton at Exeter
8 - Dashwood at Goderich
9 - Blyth at Crediton 7.00
12 - Exeter at Blyth
13 - Dashwood at Crediton
14 - Goderich at Exeter
16 - Seaforth at Dashwood
19 - Crediton at Blyth 7.00
21 - Blyth at Dashwood
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The regular schedules in four
minor divisions of the Western
Ontario Athletic Association for
area teams is underway. Exeter
is represented in pee wee, ban-
tam, midget and juvenile while
Crediton has three" teams and
Dashwood has 'two entries.
Following are the schedules
involving the area teams:
Juvenile
JUNE ,
4 - Listowel at Exeter 6,00
18 - Exeter at Listowel 2.00
22 - Exeter at Seaforth 6.30
25 - Exeter at Kincardine 6.00
28 - ExeLer at Clinton 6,30
JULY
2 - Port Elgin at Exeter 6.00
4 - Clinton at Exeter 6.30
9 - Kincardine at Exeter 6.00
16 - Lochalsh at Exeter 2.00
20 - Exeter at Listowel 7.30
22 - Exeter at Port Elgin 6.30
25 - Goderich at Exeter 6,30
30 - Chesley at Exeter 6.00
Midget
JUNE
1 - Exeter at Crediton 6.30
5 - Zurich at Crediton 6.30
7 - Exeter at Kincardine 6.30
11 - Crediton at Hanover 2.30
16 - Exeter at Zurich 6.30
18 - Exeter at Goderich 2.30
Kincardine at Crediton 2.30
21 - Crediton at Exeter 6,30
25 - Hanover at Crediton 2.30
30 - Zurich at Exeter 6,30
JULY
2 - Hanover at Exeter 2.30
4 - Crediton at Goderich 6.30
7 - Exeter at Zurich 6.30
10 - Crediton at Zurich 6.30
11 - Goderich at Exeter 6.30
13 - Goderich at Crediton 6.30
17 - Exeter at Crediton 6.30
Close win
for Crediton
A single run in the bottom of the
tenth inning allowed the Crediton
midgets to edge Goderich 3-2
Sunday afternoon on the Crediton
diamond in the first game of the
season in Western Ontario
Athletic Association play.
With one out in the tenth, Rick
Bowers and Larry Clarke singled
and Bowers came around to score
on a similar hit from the bat of
catcher Pete Weurth.
Goderich scored one run in the
first inning and Crediton moved
ahead with a pair of scores in the
second. Goderich were able to get
the equalizer in the fourth and the
score remained tied until the
winning Crediton rally in the
tenth,
Singles by Pete Wuerth, Bill
I-lodge and Bob Heywood
produced the two second inning
Crediton markers.
Rick Bowers went all the way
on the Crediton mound giving up
only five hits and chalked up a
total of 16 strike-outs.
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22 - Clinton at Crediton
26 - Exeter at Goderich
27 - Seaforth at Crediton
28 - Dashwood at Clinton
JULY
4 - Goderich at Crediton
4 - Clinton at Dashwood
10 - Goderich at Dashwood
11 - Exeter at Crediton
14 - Dashwood at Seaforth
17 - Exeter at Dashwood
18 - Seaforth at Exeter
21 - Crediton at Seaforth
26 - Crediton at Exeter
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During the summer of 1971, the
Youth and Recreation Branch of
the Department of Education, in
co-operation with the Ontario
Command of the Royal Canadian
Legion, began a track and field
program aimed at athletes aged
10 to 15.
With some revisions, this
program is now going into
operation in the counties of Huron
and Perth under the direction of
co-ordinator Bob Knuckey, a
physical education graduate
from Toronto,
The province has been divided
into eight areas and two regional
co-ordinators have been
stationed in each area, Mr.
Knuckey, who has competed in
track for nine years, will be
organizing events in the Huron-
Perth region. His job will be to
organize track and field clubs
where none have existed before.
• Mr. Knuckey is prepared to
stay the complete summer in one
community if this is deemed
necessary.
A program of inter-community
meets will be conducted, so that
newly formed clubs and existing
clubs will not have to travel great
distances for competition. A
team of athletic testing personnel
will visit both the established and
newly-formed clubs to test
athletes so that potential athletic
talent may be brought to the
attention of the local coaches,
As in 1971, a track and field
camp compromising bantam and
midget athletes will be conducted
in mid-August. The program also
has three 16 mm training films
that can be obtained through the
Regional Co-ordinator, two of the
1968 Olympics and the other of
the 1971 European Cham-
The Outcasts were triple
winners in the Exeter men's
bowling league and received
their trophies at Saturday night's
• closing banquet.
Captained by Brian Hogg, the
Outcasts took the "B" league
championship went on to take the
playoff title in the same group
and won the league's overall
grand championship, They took
home the Exeter Credit Union,
Molson and Carling trophies.
The Seaforth Tigers won the
"A" league title and received the
Kist trophy. The captain is Don
Jackson. Taking the "A" league
crown and the runner-up
championship were the Canners.
Accepting the Dashwood
Industries and John Burke
Insurance trophies was captain
Tony Mattucci,
Special awards were made to
bowlers with scOres of 350 or
pionships.
"There is a great need for
interested and dedicated people
and organizations to take an
active part as sponsors,
executives, business managers,
publicity people, officials for
track meets and many other of
the important jobs involved in the
formation of a track and field
club," Mr, Knuckey stressed.
"No matter what your occupation
or experience all that is
necessary is an interest in youth
and their fitness and track and
field in general."
The area co-ordinator also
pointed out that assistance was
needed in the executive or
governing body. That consists of
five adults elected or appointed
annually by members and or
sponsors.
Officials of this body are
chairmen, vice-chairman,
secretary-treasurer, lady
member or past chairman, A sub-
committee, he said, will be
established to cover finances,
training, coaching, tran-
sportation, publicity and public
relations,
"The area of the new
program," Mr. Knuckey said,
"will have Goderich as the
central point bordered by the
towns of Kincardine in the north,
Listowel and Mitchell in the east
and Exeter in the south."
For those interested, the
organization will be holding its
second meeting on Wednesday,
June 7 at the Goderich Legion
Hall, Branch 109, beginning at
7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
Athletes who are interested in
the formation of a track club are
also invited to attend. There will
higher, A special prize of $10 went
to Bob Osgood Sr, recognizing a
405 game. Jim Bell received $5
for a 388 game. Osgood also
tossed games of 350, 352, 357 and
358.
Others scoring 350 or more
were Jack Fuller, Ron Dickey,
Bob Osgood Jr., Joe Darling,
Doug Parker, Ray Cockwill, Bob
Glenn, Lyle Little, Bob Reynolds,
Don Heywood, Howard Holtz-
mann, Randy Tieman, Pres
Lavier, Eric Matzold, Cy
Blommaert, Brian Hogg and Bill
Farquhar.
Crying towels were presented
to Ron Dickie, Larry Stire, Jim
Hennessey, Harvey Hollings, Kai
Jorgenson and Don Brunslow.
Perfect attendance prizes went to
Joe Darling, Pete McFalls, Jim
Bell, Don Jackson, Eric Matzold,
Al Flynn, Ron Dickie, Gabby
Mol, Herman Minderlein and Bob
Callingham.
be a movie showing highlights of
the 1968 Olympics.
Anyone seeking further in-
formation may contact Bob
Knuckey at the Bedford Hotel in
Goderich, Monday through
Friday at 524-7337.
Usborne bantam
boll schedules
The Usborne township bantam
softball league has been
organized for the coming year
with four teams participating in
the girls division and five teams
ready in the boys section. The two
schedules follow:
Girls
JUNE
9 - Hurondale at Granton
10 - Thames Road at Elimville
17 - Granton at Elimville
Hurondale at Thames Road
23/- Thames Road at Granton
24 - Elimville at Hurondale
29 - Granton at Hurondale
Elimville at Thames Road
JULY
4 - Hurondale at Elimville
Granton at Thames Road
7 - Elimville at Granton
Thames Road at Hurondale
11 - Granton at Elimville
Hurondale at Thames Road
14 - Hurondale at Granton
15 - Thames Road at Elimville
18 - Granton at Hurondale
Elimville at Thames Road
21 - Thames Road at Granton
22 - Elimville at Hurondale
28 - Elimville at Granton
Thames Road at Hurondale
AUGUST
1 - Hurondale at Elimville
Granton at Thames Road
Boys
JUNE
9 - Elimville at Hibbert S.
Thames Road at Hurondale
16 - Elimville at Hibbert N.
Hurondale at Thames Road
17 - Hibbert S. at Elimville
23 - Hurondale at Hibbert S.
Hibbert N. at Elimville
28 - Hibbert S. at Hibbert N.
30 - Thames Road at Hibbert
N.(7:00)
Elimville at Hibbert S. (9:00)
JULY
3 - Hurondale at Elimville
Hibbert N. at Thames Road
7 - Hibbert S. at Thames Road
Hurondale at Hibbert N.
12 - Hibbert N. at Hibbert S.
Elimville at Hurondale
15 - Hibbert S. at Hurondale
Elimville at Thames Road
17 - Hibbert N. at Elimville
21 - Thames Road at Elimville
Hibbert S. at Hibbert N.
22 - Hurondale at Thames Road
One Norfolk man who really
agonizes when he goofs up and
makes a critical mistake in
judgment calls such suffering a
"mybrain" headache.
In Huron, Perth counties.
Start track field program
Men's bowling league
closes with banquet
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