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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-05-27, Page 19O.K. USED CARS See Our Selection Today LUXURY CAR 1972 OLDS TORONADO air conditioner, power windows and locks, AM/FM stereo, vinyl roof. Low mileage. Licence CVK109 FULL SIZE CARS 1973 OLDS DELTA Royalle Sedan, power equipped, heavy duty suspension, air lift shocks, vinyl roof, 30,000 actual miles. Licence OFV014 1973 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Sedan, power equipped, radio, 35,400 miles. Licence DHE106 1973 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 door hardtop, power equipped, radio, rear defroster, one owner. Licence DFU009 1973 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Sedan, power equipped, radio, one owner. Licence DFV033 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA Custom Coupe, power equipped, radio, radial tires, one owher. Licence DFW496 INTERMEDIATE SIZE $3295 $3195 '2495 1695 $2395 $2295 1973 MERCURY COMET Sedan, 6 Cylinder, automatic, radio, 31,000 miles, Licence DFU720 1695 Snell Bros. Limited Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 23B-0660 EXETER, ONT. The Home of Guardian Maintenance A'4 1 1974 CUTLASS 2 door hardtop, power $3295 equipped, radio, radial tires, Licence HNK740 1973 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4 door hardtop, power steering, automatic, radio, less than $3195 19,000 miles. Licence DFY716 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Custom 4 door sedan, automatic, radio, low mileage, one $256O owner, Licence DrZ179 SMALL SIZE 1975 AUSTIN MARINA 2 door, 4 speed, Michelins, radio and tope player, Licence $2695 JFN840 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK Coupe, automatic, radio, paint stripes, low mileage, 1295 Licence HNK799 May is GARAGE MONTH SAVE 5% on all orders placed by the end of May Odder All-Steel Garage Cut, drilled, ,•, ready to ." urea EDITOk MIT Jim Becker Construction Dashwetad 237-3526 We are pleased to announce GOLF TOURNAMENTS FOR • Dunling • Les Pines Hockey Team • Exeter Legion • Custom Trailers • Exeter Lions • Exeter Minor • Albatross Hotel Hockey Association We still hove openings for your tournament BOOK NOW Call Doug Ellison 235-1772,235-1521 EVERY WEEK WE HAVE SENIORS PROGRAM MONDAYS Special Rate - $2.00 MEN'S NITE EVERY TUESDAY Only $2.00 for non-members JUNIORS TOURNAMENT EVERY THURSDAY Only $1.50 for non-members Special for Juniors Free T-Shirt for Hidden Score GOLF LESSONS Group Lessons $1.00 hour Call 235-1521 IRONWOOD GOLF CLUB BRIAN MERCER OF SHDHS made this vault in the midget boys pole vault at the WOSSA track and field championships held last Thursday in London. Although failing to place, Mercer and Rob Baker performed well. T-A photo by Creech. Henry Winters, Steve Wells, Jeff Turner, Doug Willard; back, Doug Brooks (goalie), Chris Mittelholtz, Jeff Fuller, Richard Helm, Wayne Smith and Dave Zyluk (coach). T-A photo by Sharon Specht. SOCCER — The exhibition soccer game between the Exeter Under 14 Pee Wees and Grand Bend was held May 15. Pictured above after the game in Grand Bend is the Exeter team, from left to right, front are Brad Scott, Doug Hoffman (captain), Jack Smits; middle, Phil DeHaan, Royals beat Lucan twice as fastball season opens runners scampered home as Gord Mauer sliced a double to left field. The Irish failed to score in the seventh and this set the stage for the Royals' surge in the bottom of the seventh. Ron Mason reached first on an error to lead off the last of the seventh and promptly stole second base, Jim Pfaff then drew a walk and then a controversial play occured to end the game. Jack Glover started it off by laying a bunt down towards first. On the throw, the Lucan first baseman reached into the path of the runner, A hard collision oc- curred and Mason and Pfaff both scored as the ball rolled free. Barry Baynham led the hitting as he went three for three. Gord Mauer, 'recently picked tip from Huron Park, had 2 hits and drove in three runs. Scott Burton added a double and Jack Glover a single to complete the Royals hitting. Gored Mauer picked up the win as he toiled on the mound. He struck out two and gave up seven scattered hits. Dennis Carty pitched the game for Lucan and took the loss. Tgesday night the Exeter Roy lts travelled to Lucan and JANET GIELEN TURNED in the best performance of South Huron athletes at the WOSSA track and field meet held last Thursday in London finishing fifth in the senior girls' 1500 metres and fourth in the girls' open 3000 metres. photo by Creech. Under 14's take two games The Exeter Royals opened their season at home May 20 with a thrilling, come-from-behind 5-4 win over last years league champs from Lucan. Lucan took a 4-1 lead into late innings hut the Royals kept the pressure on and finally won with two runs in the bottom of the 7th. The Irish Nine were first to hit the scoreboard in the fourth in- ning when Gerry Finkbeiner singled to right field to start the rally. Dennis Carty then doubled and Kevin Lightfoot reached base on an error followed by Doug Johnston, the designated hitter, who singled to give the Irish a 3-0 lead. The Royals got one run back in • the last of the fourth as former Lyndon Duke Barry Baynham got on base on an infield single and scored on a similar hit by pitcher Gord Mauer. Lucan then went ahead 4-1 in the top of the sixth when Kevin Lightfoot, Doug Johnston and Dennis Burt all rapped out singles to chase in one run. The Royals narrowed the gap in the last of the sixth as Paul Charrette, a newcomer to the team, led off with a walk. Barry Baynham then singled and both The Exeter Under-14 soccer team settled the score with Grand Bend this week when they defeated them 4-2 Thursday in Exeter. Two weeks ago the Grand Bend crew had beatenExeter 4-1 in the first of the two exhibition mat- ches. Exeter led 4-1 at half time on goals by Richard Helm, John Mickle, Doug Hoffman and Phil DeHaan, Joe Nitra had the lone marker for Grand Bend in the opening half. Nick Vandenberg scored the second Grand Bend goal. Tuesday night the Exeter crew handed Goderich their first defeat ever when they beat them 2-0 in Goderich. Doug Brooks in goal collected the first shutout ever recorded in this age group as the game marked several milestones in league history. It was the first shutout, the first time Exeter has had back to back wins, and marks the third game in a row that Doug Hoffman has scored a goal. John Mickle opened the scoring in the first half with his second goal of the season sending the Exeter crew into the second half with a slim one goal lead. Hoffman assured the win when he put in his third goal of the season in the second half. • edged the Irish Nine 9-7 in a return match. The Royals scored first as they notched three runs in the first inning. Jack Glover hammered to lead off the game. Barry Baynham reached on an error. Terry Bourne singled and both scored as Scott Burton and Andy Bierling sacrificed the runners home. Rusty Smith singled in the bottom half of the first and came around to score. The Irish added one in the second as Doug Johnston tripled and added two in the third as Leo Dewan and Kevin Lightfoot singled. The Royals then broke it wide open in the top of the fourth scoring five runs to take a commanding 6-4 lead. Brian Hodgins led off the inning with a triple and singles by Ron Mason, Jack Glover, Gord Mauer and Barry Baynham produced the five runs. The Royals added one run in the sixth as Barry Baynham singled, stole second and scored on Terry Bourne's single. The Irish added another run in each of the fifth, sixth and seventh innings but the Royals hung on to win. Brian Hodgins pitched the first four innings for the Royals but was relieved by Gord Mauer who picked up the win; his second in a row over i.,tican, Doug Johnston started for Lucan and took the loss being relieved in the fourth by Brian Lightfoot. Terry Bourne had three hits to lead the hitters while Jack Glover, 'Barry Baynham and Brian Hodgins added two each, Andy Bierling and Doug Pearson each had singles and Ron Mason added a double. The Royals travel to Ailsa Craig Thursday night and then play host to Poplar Hill May 30 at 9:00 p.m. Ironwood jrs. tournament Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Drips on the driveway from your car? If it's clear water, it's probably condensation from the air conditioner, and no problem at all, If steering wheel jumps or trembles in your hand at high speed, it's a signal to have your fires balanced, Retreads must meet the same federal standards for body strength and load-carrying capacity as new tires, See Larry Snider for SALE.PRICED tii aglilt#16 OF BETTER USED CARS 1973 GRAN TORINO — two door, 302 V-8, power steering, power brakes, automatic. Licence DFU164 In the weekly Juniors tour- nament held at Ironwood golf course Kevin Gilmour and Dave Bogart took the low gross and low net honors in play on May 20. Gilmour, with an 82, led Steve Pearce who shot an 86 for second and Bruce Shaw Jr., who tallied a 90 for third in low gross. Bogart's 74 edged out Jeff Fuller, who shot 75 and Greg Prout, who had a 76. The highest score on hole three went to Mark Vandergunst, who took nine shots to complete the hole. Bill Simmons was voted most honest player in the tour- nament. The t-shirt which is awarded to the player coming closest to the Hidden Score Total was won by Mark Vandergunst, The hidden score for last week was 61. 1973 CUTLASS "5" — two door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence FAZ815 9995 1195 1974 DODGE MONACO 4 door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning. Licence DFZ776 1974 AUSTIN MINI — Four cylinder, four speed transmission, new paint, Licence HNK550 $3295 9195 New spare tire coming up is narrower and smaller than conventional tires, is designed to save trunk space. Weighs about 40 per cent less than a regular lire. Made for tem- porary use, until the regular tire is liked. 1974 FORD LTD — Country Squire station wagon, brougham decor, split bench seats, deluxe luggage rack. Only 32,000 miles. Licence HZP281 VALUE SERVICE $4395 1970 MAVERICK — two door, six cylinder, automatic transmission. Michelin tires. Before inspection. Licence AVL028 '695 1970 FAIRLANE — two door, V-8, automatic. 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