Times-Advocate, 1985-06-12, Page 20Page -IA limes -Advocate. June 12, 1985
A chance to learn the game of lawn bowling
1)o you scant to get some exercise and enjoy a very popular
sport in a somewhat leisurely manner. 11'e are talking about the
gauze ol lawn boys ling and the Exeter lawn bowling club will give
you that opportunity for the next four Monday nights.
Isocal club members will he giving free instruction at 7 p.m.
beginning \londay. June 17 and continuing for the following three
Mondays
Lawn howling is a game which can be handled by all ages. It
less strenuous than curling as sweeping is not required.
The local club holds regular jitneys each Tuesday. 'Thursday
and Saturday nights anti a friendly game of bowls would he an ex-
cellent way to spent a nice summer evening.
.Anyone interested in learning some of the finer points of bowl-
ing or scanting more information on the instruction sessions should
call Gloria or Peter Me'E'alls at 235-0368.
In addition to the weekly jitneys the local lawn bowling club
is also sponsoring a number of tournaments during the balance
cit the summer.
Tomorrow . Thursday the first stage of the C'olt's trebles tour-
nament ss ill be held at the local greens and next Wednesday. June
Pt a men's pairs tourney will be on tap.
t )(tier events scheduled are a mixed trebles tournament July
a mixed pairs July 21 and another men's pairs on August 7.
While talking about tournaments. a number of softball and slo
pitch events are set for the next number of weeks at the -South
Huron Res! Centre grounds.
A men's rec league fastball tourney is set for the weekend of
June 21, 22 and 23 and mixed slo-pitch tournament is scheduled
for the next weekend June 28, 29 and 30.
Brian Hodgins tells us the Exeter Royals fastball tourney is
'�* Sports Spotlight
by Ross Haugh
set for August 9, 10 and 11 with a number of top notch teams from
throughout the province.
Following is an article appearing in the latest issue of ('oaching
Review. It is entitled "Coaches Never Lose" and goes like this.
A team can lose. Any team can lose. But 111 a sense a -very real
sense a coach never loses.
For the jots of a coach is over and finished once the starting
svhistle_I ow-s..'l'hey know they've won or lost before play starts.
Win ,Ahree straight
For a coach has two tasks. The minor one is to teach skills;
to teach the athletes hors to run faster, hit harder. block better,
kick farther. jump higher.
The second task. the major task, is to make adults out of
children.
It's hard to teach an attitude of mind. it's to implant character
and not simply to impart skills. It's to teach the team to play fair.
This goes without saying. It's to teach then/ to be humble in
victory and proud in defeat. This goes without saying.
But more importantly it's to teach then/ (olive up to their
potential no ;natter shat this potential is.
It's to teach them to do their best and never be satisfied with
ivtlat they are but to strive to be as good as they can be if they tried
harder. •
A coach can never make a great player out of an athlete who
isn't potentially great.
lint the coach can /hake a great competitor out of any athlete.
And miraculously the coach can slake an adult out of a child.
For a coach the final score doesn't read so many points for
my team so.rnany points for theirs. Instead it reads: So many
adults out of so many children.
And this is a score that is never published. And this is the score
that the coach reads to himself and in which the coach finds the
real joy. when the last game is over.
Legion pee wees capture zone baseball
The F.\t't(•r Legion pee \vee: w1)11
1111.00 st ra Ighl .ga Ines 110110 \veeken( I
to '',(cel) the Legion Zone ('1 and
i )ist r'iut •-( pee n ee baseball ((milli',
rilt'ltl in.1\Ir1(•ir'Inie.
The ;ovals (oat her/ i;} (;:(r') hart
Inas :uul Barry Mills trounced ('1111
111 the 111'st game. edged
f;u1tt Fit 1i
Hill in the sena-final and
Ilnwrled "r. 1181\. ]n 7 to win (lie
f rnp}ni's
•
11 tv:l, the tit'st \vin for the Exeler
clot, over f ;n( IE'I'1('11 lit 11111'(' starts this
s(•:ison in regular \yu:1:1 pia\
I;n(iericti hall won b.,. h\ scores of
1', 7 and I.: 'r Inti illit'ti league contest
Exeter defeated Clintu'l i0-1; and (real
Dashwood 1.1-:I in an e\hibilion game
The locals were in I )ashwood Mon
day night and tomrtr'rn\\ (light. •Thur•
da) a 111 play hose In /'/inion at l; • ;o;it
the local (fialnon(I
Get Earls Sial t
In
Ole Sun(tas chanipu)n.hip win
over St. \lags tht E\("101' elute
started earl\
With five runs in the first
inning. Providing, the power for the.
earl rally \Vere singles b\ Mark tile.
ton. Scott Bishop. David 1)air\ n.ple.
Brett Borden and David Sell\vindl
:\ sixth runcrossed the plate ill lilt'
second as S(•ott Bishop was sale 011;1
fielder -s choice and scored on walks
10 11 ii'len '1'inne\- and Brett 1torden
and an error- •
In the I•:xeler 111111. I /avid Scltn In(11
\\ ;rut Scott Itlshop singled and
both scampered home nil a double bt.
-Pinney
The Ilua1 two runs sc(tt'e(I 1n the
si\IIl a. 1)a1 lit 1)alryrllple singled and
11{811 Blnnuuat rt \‘.1s ',ail' on :I
tiel(ler s choice 'l'he� 4;l1114' home (al
a Scott Bussell sacr itu'e altd 1):n id
Stint 111111 single
fiarlen'Tttlne\ \Vas the Exeter Int
(•bel . lie gave up one run on on1n
hill 111 the first !Ice n1nnigs SI \l: \ s
PEE WEES WiN LEGION TITLE The Exeter legion pee wees won the Legion Zone Cl and District C
h(3s('1-,1Il tour 'tumour rhompionship on the weekend in Kincardine. Back, left. Scott Russell. Mike Kingmo.
((ru h Brit l y Mills David Dalrymple Haden Linney. Scott Bishop. Jon Schenk, Mork Russell, coach Gary
N o 1', :i' nod Donald Sutherland. Front Mork Burton. Arlon Blornrnaert, Jeff Burton, Derek Schwartzen-
•1 id it I 81 cif Borden Jon Ahrens and David Schwindt. Missing were Warren Barfett and Brent Jesney.
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\Vert' a1)10 to score three tuns in each
01 the sixth anti seventh innings. hut.
their rally fell short.
11111 In Sr\ enth
Two runs in the seventh and final
inning provided 1110 semi-final
\\ 111 user (;oderic•h. 141(•11 Bur h'ii aiol
•\lark tius.ell c•ro.st'd the plate \itch
Iht' \Cltlrllrlg rims.
In the opening inning. David
1)airynlple tripled and scored on :1
single Irmn the bat of Scott Russell
1 larlen 'Finney cru.self the plate in the
second Brett Burden. :1 Ilan. Bloat
rimer,. .scot! I3ussell and David
Sde.%inrlt Inllo\tcrt Mich rims in the
/north
Ironwood ladies
.1 beautiful evening brought out :to
Ia(h goners to the Irj►rlwood club this
neck Included were new members
.1utir't'\ .losnl. 110(15811. Phyllis _
Bay elan. Bay field and -Barb
Diet itch. Exeter.liar. Jane 'l'ayler had the least
'number of putts. Linda Steele won the
"middle" score and the most 'honest
goller Was Evelyn Feeney.
Wednesday .lune 12. there will be a
pot luck supper and "bring a friend
'lite. in case of rain. it will be held !he
next Wednesday.
First pairs
The first men's pairs lawn bowling
tournament held June 5;41 the Exeter
('lub saw 40 howlers competing
Bowlers came from London.
IVfxxlstoc•k, Ingersoll. Stratford. ('lin
ton, Seaforth. \litc•hell, Lucknow.:1l-
wood and Exeter.
Vince lloffman of London Elmwood
was the winner followed Its Russ Ken-
nedy from the same club: Tota Kyd(I.
Stratford: Wes Watson. London This
tie: Fred Tilley, Sea forth and Berl
Rodman. IVoodstock.
The next tournament will be
Wednesday. ,lune 19 at 1 ::to p.m. This
is Futter men's pairs event
Consecutive hits by Scott Russell.
dike Kingtna and ,teff 14110011 pro-
duced the eighth and ninth Exeter
markers 111 the sixth.
.11111..\h -ens was the winning pit
cher l le retired the Gudet'ich.side in
order in the seventh including Iwo
strikeouts
r
crown
.1 Rig Filth
The opening tournament win over
. Clinton was accomplished on seven
runs in the third and 13 more in the
111th
Marlen '1'iiinev and .nim :Ahrens
combined for the pitching win. They
chalked up sewn strikeouts.
WANTED
Persons any age to learn the game of
lawn bowling.
Free Instruction
will be given on Monday evenings for four weeks
beginning June 171) at 7 -p.m.
- Anyone interested or wanting more information
please phone Peter or Gloria McFalls at 235-0368.
- Flat soled shoes required
P.S. Anyone wishing to sell used bowls call the above
number.
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