The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-15, Page 7Page 7
FIRST AID EQUIPMENT — A Scott Pak has been purchased by Exeter's RAP committee for use at the swim-
ming pool and arena when chlorine leaks may occur. Above, Susan Tuckey tries on the equipment while
Mary Ellen Ross and fire chief Gary Middleton assist. T-A photo
Pee wee club is eliminated,
list statistics for season
Bantams
in finals
The Exeter bantams have
reached the final round in
Western Ontario Athletic
Association play and will meet
the winner of a current Listowel
Port Elgin series.
The Exeter club after losing the
first game of a best-of-tbree
series against Seaford.' roared
back to win two in a row by scores
of 5-2 and 3-2, In the next round
they disposed of Goderich in
straight games winning 9-4 and 8-
7.
In the final game against
Goderich the locals scored three
times in the bottom of the seventh
inning to gain the victory by a
single run.
Paul Pooley started the rally
by drawing a base on balls, stole
second and scored on a double by
Randy Fisher. Fisher stole third
and scored the tying run on a
passed ball.
Ted Triebner followed with a
walk, stole second and came
home on Dave Cooper's game
winning single.
Singles by Randy Fisher and
Dave Cooper and a double from
the bat of Dave Beer helped
produce the earlier Exeter runs.
In the first game of the
Goderich series, Exeter jumped
into an early lead with two runs in
the first inning on four straight
singles by Randy Parsons, Paul
Pooley, Chuck Windsor and
Perry Pooley.
Four more local runs came
across the plate in the third
thanks mainly to hits by Windsor,
Fisher, Cooper and the Pooley
boys.
Steve Baynham was the win-
ning pitcher for Exeter in both
earlier series wins over Seaforth.
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BY SUSAN TUCKEY
Our final session of Swimming
lessons began on Monday,
although enrollment is down
slightly, the swimmers are
keener than ever.
We ended our second session
Friday by holding Red Cross
examinations. We had many
successful candidates making a
lot of people very happy, Juniors passing were Rick
Lindenfield, Joanne DeHaan,
Scott Batten, ,Janet Shapton,
Patti Milton, David Shaw,
Brenda 13e11, Daryl Webber, Jeff
Stevenson, Kevin Shields, Bar-
Bowlers have
a busy week
Members of the Exeter lawn
bowling club were again busy this
week participating in three local
jitneys.
Thursday night's winner was
Clarence Down with a record of
two wins, a plus of 20 and 28
aggregate.
In second spot came Gertrude
Hamilton with a plus of 16 and 27
aggregate to go wi th two vic tories,
Leone Brock was in third position
with a 13 plus and aggregate of
25. Next in line were Lawrence
Wein and Nelson Squire.
Ladies dominated play
Saturday night taking the top
three positions. Mabel Killough
was the overall winner with two
wins, a plus of 14 and aggregate
of 27.
Very close behind with
respective scores of 12 and 28 and
11 and 27 were Beryl Elgie and
Edith Love. Lawrence Wein was
the first male competitor to make
the prize list in fourth spot. Next
came Will Shapton and Jim Orr.
Jim Orr came from sixth spot
Saturday night to head the list of
Tuesday night bowlers. His
record was two victories, a plus
of 16 and aggregate of 25. Second
spot went to Harold Simpson with
a performance of a 15 plus and 30
aggregate to go with a double
Ladies took over the next three
spots with Marg Orr, Liz Lam-
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finishing ahead of Nelson Squire
and Wilfred Shapton,
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Losses sustained
by soccer clubs
Two Exeter teams were on the
losing end of soccer games
played this week.
The Exeter Centennials
playing in the London and district
third division loop suffered a 11-0
defeat at the hands of Goderich
United.
In their next start the Cen-
tennials will be in London.
Saturday to meet London Hellas
in a 4 p.m. contest.
In Huron minor soccer league
play, Seaforth Knights downed
the Exeter squirts 4-1. The lone
Exeter goal was booted by Lenny
Dietrich.
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Times-Advocate, August 15, 1974 Swim team wins again
many others pass tests.
bara Cooper, Steven Cooper,
John Dixon, Bill Duttman, Cathy
Vanneste, Brenda. Vanneste,
Theresa Charrette, Robin Little
Heather Little, Debbie Taylor,
Erika Lyons, and Bevan Shapton.
Successful intermediates were
Rick Fletcher, Doug Fletcher,
Cindy Fisher, Julie Anne
McLean, Scott Pincombe, Tim
Charrette and Lisa Stretton. 4
Seniors were Dave Bogart, Sheila
McLeod, Nancy McCurdy and
Tom. Lyons.
Saturday morning Exeter
swim team hosted its second
meet of the summer. They swam
to another victory. Exeter ended
the meet with 502 points, 175
points more than second place
Goderich with 324 points, Port
Elgin placed third with 167. The
events ran fairly smoothly and
everyone involved had lots of fun.
A survival swimming course
will be held the last two weeks of
the third session. It will be held
weekdays at 11:30 a.m. and
anyone from junior level up-
wards is eligible to register.
The course emphasizes lear-
ning how to react in an
emergency water situation and I
feel it will be very beneficial.
This Saturday the swim team
travels to Mildmay to swim in the
Lake Huron Zone finals. We are
all getting excited about this
meet, the big one of the season.
Any support the readers can give
us will be greatly appreciated.
line with an average of .566 and
Brian Mercer batted an even .500.
Bogart led in home runs with
two and was tied for the most
tripleswith two with Mercer and
Skinner. Mercer and Dan Bell
each socked five doubles.
In the pitching department,
Wayne Parsons picked up three
wins while Dan Bell recorded two
victories and Steve Pearce and
Dave Bogart each won one.
The Exeter Legion pee wees
bowed out of Western Ontario
Athletic Association play for the
season as they dropped a 10-5
decision to Listowel, Thursday
night,
The Exeter youngsters dropped
the first game of the best-of-three
playoff series by a score of19-18.
Exeter scored single runs in the
first and third innings and three
more in the fifth of a game called
because of darkness with Listowel
batting in the fifth.
Steve Skinner hit a bases
empty towering home run over
the centre field fence for Exeter's
first inning marker.
In the third Skinner walked and
scored on a single from the bat of
Dave Bogart.
The biggest rally of the night
for the locals was powered by a
double from the bat of Brian
Mercer and singles by Bogart
and MacDonald,
Wayne Parsons and Dan Bell
shared pitching duties for
Exeter.
Coach Ron Bogart has released
statistics for the entire season for
the pee wee club. They broke
even with seven wins and as
many losses, A total of ,189 .runs
Greys take opener,
meet firemen tonight
The Exeter Greys won their
first game of the South Perth
ladies softball league semi-finals
with a 10-3 win over Fullarton on
the Exeter diamond, Mon-
day night.
The second game of the best-of-
three series will be played at
Fullarton Friday night. The
Greys will be in exhibition action
tonight, Thursday against the
Exeter Firemen at 8:15 p.m.
Four home runs helped the
Exeter club to gain the victory.
Lea De Jong went the full
distance on the mound for the
Greys. She allowed only five hits
Bourne's home run.
With one out in the third, Lynne
Farquhar walked and scored on a
similar hit from the bat of
Darlene Bourne.
Nancy Morrison crossed the
plate with the first Fullarton run
in the top of the fourth and Exeter
hurler Lea De Jong put the score
to 5-1 with a bases empty homer
in the bottom of the same inning.
Marg Relouw walked, Kathy
Wells singled and both crossed
the plate in the sixth. Kathy Wells
homered in the eighth and Lea De
Jong singled and scored iri the
eighth to round out the Greys
scoring.
Fullarton came up with their
final two runs in the top of the
ninth. Lorie Kane walked, Judy
Fisher singled and both scored on
a one base blow from the bat of
Nancy Morrison.
„And struck out 11 Fullarton were scored with. the).oppositioni
getting 136. ''' ' : • . . ' batters. c,
re.' 4 Dave Bogart was,):the leadingian The Greys' juitiped infront
hitter with 29 hits in 49 official quickly in the first inning, when
trips to the plate for an average Judy Kraft and Lynne Farquhar
of .592. Steve Skinner was next in walked and scored on Darlene