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The weekend couldn't have been better Or
the golfers of the area, Men; women, juniors
and seniors were out enjoying their long
awaited pastime.
With last fall being such a wet one. it has
indeed been a long time since golf season.
There will be sore muscles and sunburns to
show for the early enthusiasm.,
Crowded conditions are no longer only the
curse of city courses. As more and more
people discover the game of golf, courses,
even in rural areas; will become busier. Golf
is unique in that hundreds of people may be
playing hundreds of individual games
simultaneously, while using the same
ty. This "`sharing ' aspect—of—the game d
means that proper behavior or "etiquette"
is essential 'to the enjoyment of golf.
If you have ever played on a course where
basic rules are not enforced you'll
remember how frustrated you felt. After a
lengthy game; with people behind you hit-
ting halls neer your:head, people in front of
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ON - THE GREENS
by Carolanne Doig.
you taking mulligans•on every tee, practise
swings a hundred times, and marking, their
scores on the green, you probably felt like
taking up tennis. I don't blame you. Golf is
supposed to be fun, but it can be frustrating
as well as dangerous if certain rules aren't
followed.
facili-
ty.
Etiquette is so important to the enjoyment
an philosophyof go > khat the fit pages of
the rule book, as well as the back page of
every scorecard, lists basic behavior
guidelines. Beginners .should definitely
review it and ask themselves how they
measure up. Sometimes in the heated pur-
suit of a good score our manners are forgot-
ten. Now's the time, at the beginning of the
0AUGHT A WHOPPER - Clayton Geddes, left, Bill Swinkles, center and Dave Stoll,
rght, pose with two fish caught by Geddes and Stoll, April 11 off the Bayfield pier. The
.tbttom fish, a rainbow trout and the larger of the two, measured 36 inches from stem to
cern, and tipped the scales at 18 pounds. Submitted photo.
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new season to check how 'you rate.
1. If you are a beginner do you look behind
occasionally to make sure you're not
holding anyone up?
2. Do you wave faster players through if
for some reason you're. playing
slower?(Perhaps teaching a friend or
youngster, or if you've lost a ball.);
37Do you try your ' missed" puttsw'er
again after you've holed out? Never if so-
meone's following!
4. Do you mark your score on the green or
on the way to the next tee.? I hope it's the lat-
ter if I'm behind you!
5. Do you give the peoplein front of you,
time to get well out of range before you hit?
Remember golf balls can be deadly and you
don't want your bestdrive ever to have
disastrous effects.
' 6. Do you jump from hole to hole cutting'in.
front of other players? That's a sure way to
develop a bad reputation.
7. Do you treat fellow golfers and 'The
course with respect? I hope so because golf
is a game wecan all enjoy.
Month With the of May fast approaching
,preparations for mens and ladies nights•are
underway. This summer there will be Match
Play, the Crown Life Pro -Am, Tournaments
locally and at nearby courses, mixed two -
balls, and GOLF, GOLF, GOLF.
Ladies keep May 11 open for golf; a
potluck, cards, laughs and prizes. Men keep
May 14 open for golf, cards and prizes.
Local 'bowlers end
Intertown season
BY GEORGE LOVE
Murray Bennewies, Neil lieuerman,
Erich Matzold and George Love have bowl- .
ed this past -season, with Zurich in the Men's
Intertown Bowling League. Zurich finished
third in the 10 team league, during the
regular season and made it to the finals in
the play-offs 'before losing to Goderich.
Other bowlers on the Zurich team were
Jack Fuller, Exeter, Ron Dann, Grand
Bend; and Roger Edwards from Stratford.
Teams in the league were as follows with
regular season points; Goderich II - 829,
Goderich I - 805, Zurich - 710, Stratford Bowl
Mor -698, Stratford Mikes 1-684, St. Marys
- 649, . New Hamburg - 624, Lucan - 5961/2,
Stratford Mikes II - 469 and Shakespeare -
418.
The first week of play-offs saw the top six
teams get a bye while the four bottom teams
played to get two winners.
New Hamburg and Lucan ousted Mikes II
and Shakespeare.. .
The next round of playoffs saw Zurich get
into action against St. Marys and beat them
soundly with scores of 39-9 and 331 -141 for
a total of 72% - 23%.
Other winners in Ansi. were Lucan over
Goderich II in an upset, Goderich I over
New Hamburg and Stratford Bowl -Mor put
out Mikes I.
The semi-finals saw Zurich matched
against Stratford Bowl Mor with Zurich
completely dominating the series 39-9 and
45-3 to make the final count 84-12.
In the other series, it was Goderich 1 vs.
Lucan and after ten games it was tied 48-48.
A sudden death game was played and
Goderich was the winner.
The final series was alot closer than the
scores indicate but the end result was
Goderich I defeating Zurich 32-16 and 32-10
for a 64-32 final score.
Members of the Championship Goderich I
team were John Miller, Jerry Rivett; Den-
tis Schmidt, Gerry Ross, Steve Allen and
Dick McLean.
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