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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-08-18, Page 11AN INTERESTING RIDE — Youngsters participating in the Huron Park playground program enioyecl a ride on the Huron Park fire truck Thursday morning. A number of the youngsters ore shown with firemen Tony Jones and Tom Tomes. T-A photo Atoms blank Goderich 10-0 Soccer teams get share of victories SHOP MacLEAN'S For All Your THIS WAY It tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt 1411111111111111111111111111111111 ttttttt 1111 ttttt 1111111111 lllllllllllll 111111111111111 lllllllllllll 1” Back-To- School IV wk. Needs * Adidas Shoes * Adidas Training Suits * Gym Bags * Gym Shorts =1111111111$1111111111111111111111111111111,11111111111111111111 15% Off * GOLF Clubs, Bags, Carts, Shoes, Balls and Accessories. 1 * TENNIS Rackets, Shoes, Balls, Presses, Covers, Accessories. 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Right wingerAl Hern upped his season total to six goals by collecting two in the opening half, His first, with about 15 minutes gone, was wedged into the lower left corner of theForestnet after some tight play just at the edge of the six-yard goal area. His second tally was a nicely timed push past the keeper who was out of his net attempting to clear an Exeter attack. Midfielder Jim Webb, now with three for the year, drove home a hard and rising shot to give Exeter a 3-0 lead in the final half of the game. Then, on a break- away, he fed the ball across for centre Matt Muller to punch in his eighth goal of the season for the Centennials 4-0 win. The Exeter club got a generally balanced effort from each of its front players. Forest, however, was difficult enough to keep the Centennials working for the edge in play until they really got command of it in the second half. The Exeter keeper, Paul Van Esbroeck, also earned his shut- out with some fine challenges, steady positional play, and by handling several high lob-shots toward the top of his net with good anticipation. The Centennials play at Lucan this coming Sunday at 6 p.m. They end regular season play as visitors against Ailsa Craig at 6 p.m., Sunday, Augusts 28. Stanlake best sharpshooter Randy Stanlake with a score of 24 was the top shooter at the weekly competition of the Exeter claybird gun club. Jody Mosurinjohn, Bill McNutt and Brian Wedlake were deadlocked in second spot with 23 successful shots each and Larry Mason and Doug Bender were next with 10 apiece. Completing the prize list were Glen Vickery, Bill Armstrong, Rick Schroeder and Joe Sam- mutt, Five members of the Fullarton club will be visiting Exeter August 30 for a return match. Fullarton won the first outing by 15 birds. 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Tinies.A4vocate, August 18, 1977 Page 11 Carnival is feature at HP playground Thamesford by a score of 6.0, Steve Gould was the top scorer with three goals, Adding single goals were Claude Madore, Blaine Epp and George Pratt. The atoms went on a scoring spree Monday night as they blanked Goderich 10-0 in an exhibition contest. Rick Gilfillan was the top local Both of the Exeter Royals games in the Southwest ern Fastball Association this week were rained out. They are in action several times this week, Tonight, Thursday they will play host to the Lucan Irish Nine in what could decide first place as Lucan and Nairn are deadlocked. Sunday at 2 o'clock the Royals will be in Crediton to play Huron Park. They will also play host to Parkhill on Sunday night as the schedule will be finished. Don't forget this Saturday in Zurich, Its their second annual tournament with teams from Lieury, Clinton, Goderich, Elmira, Brussels, South Zorra, Royals rained out, host Irish tonight shooter with four successful kicks. Ken Boersma and George Pratt each added two goals and single scores were chalked up by Steve Gould and Sean Whiteford. Dennis Eisenschink was the winning goalie. A week earlier, the Exeter squirts lost 5-2 to St. Marys and the atoms drubbed Clinton 8-1 in Exeter and Zurich competing. Zurich opens the tournament up at 8 a.m. against Liery while the Royals play Clinton at 9:30 Saturday morning. The finals begin at 8:00 p.m. with the consolation and at 9:30 the grand championship game. So if you are in the area drop in and take a look at some en- tertaining fastball. SCOTT'S Leather Tack Shop Riding Equipment and Apparel Lee Jeans, Denim Jackets & Overalls Western Boots, Hats, Leather Belts, Wallets & Handbags 120 SANDERS ST. W. 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The juniors will be making chocolate haystack cookies and caramel cones, All of the goodies will be sold at the Penny Carnival on Friday afternoon, Tomorrow will be the Penny Carnival which will begin at 1:00 e,rn, A few of the events planned are a bean bag throw, freshie and popcorn stand, sponge throw, spot contests, haunted house, jelly bean guess and a craft and baking table. If the weather permits the carnival will take place on the school grounds. If we get rained out the carnival will be scheduled for Monday afternoon. Next week will be our last week with the children. The theme for the week will be Pioneer Week. The seniors and intermediates will be going bowling again Monday morning. Tuesday and Wednesday they will be going camping at the Pinry Provincial Park, The Juniors will be having a barbeque Tuesday, The last Friday we are h aving a birthday party and mock graduation to end the program. Tigers win over Mets The Dashwood Tigers scored a 10-3 victory over the Crediton Mets Friday night on the Crediton diamond, It was the first game of a best-of-five series to decide which area club would advance to Ontario Baseball Association playoffs in the "D" division, The second game will be played Friday night at 8 p.m, in Dash- wood with the third back in Crediton Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. If a fourth game is needed it will also be played Sunday. Game time will be 7.30 p.m. in Dash- wood. If a fifth contest is necessary it will go in Crediton Monday night. Southpaw Jim Guenther was a big factor in the Friday win for the Tigers. He held the Mets to seven hits and put his team into a 2-1 lead with a bases empty home,. run in the top of the third inning. Over the full nine inning route, Guenther struck out 10 Met batters while issuing only four bases on balls, The Mets opened the scoring in the first inning when Percy Bedard singled, moved to second on a similar hit by Pete Glover and scored on a double from the bat of Larry Clarke, The Tigers tied the count in the second as Doug Fairbairn singled and scored on base hits by John Hayter-and Dave Parsons. Guenther's homer put Dash- wood ahead in the third and they scored three times in the sixth to lengthen their lead, The three run rally was powered by hits by John Hayter, Dave Parsons, Perry Stover, Glenn Thurman and Jim Dietrich. The Tigers scored once in the seventh and completed their game scoring with three in the eighth and one in the ninth, John Hayter's third hit of the game knocked in the seventh frame run and base hits by Rick Schilbe, Kevin Bestard and Doug Fairbairn produced the three runs in the eighth and Dave Parsons scored in the ninth without the aid of a hit, Jeff O'Brien singled and scored the second Crediton marker in the eighth inning and did the same thing in the ninth to com- plete the Crediton scoring, Rick Bowers on the mound for Crediton registered seven strikeouts, More sports on page 17 The four Exeter minor soccer teams have been busy over the past two weeks and have come up with their share of victories. Friday the Exeter atoms swamped St. Marys 13-2 and the local pee wees squeaked out a 1-0 victory. Steve Gould led the Exeter atom scoring attack with a six goal effort. Next in line with a hat trick performance was Sean Whiteford while Dennis Eisen- schink booted two goals and single scores were added by Jeff Pfaff and Ken Boersma. The lone pee wee goal came from the foot of Doug Hoffman and Richard Helm was in goal to record the shutout. Saturday in Thamesford, the local clubs gained two victories in four games. One ended in a tie. The mosquitoes started things off by losing 3-2. Scoring for Exeter were John Van Gerwen and Andrew Winters. John Michael booted two successful shots and Andrew Winters added a single shot to give the pee wees a 3-3 deadlock with Thamesford. Dave Russell converted a pass from Mark Winters to give the Exeter quirts'a 1-0 decision. Scott Heywood was the shutout goal lender. The Exeter atoms had little trouble in disposing of exhibition play. Brian Quinn and Jeff Prance were the Exeter squirt marksmen. Steve Gould and Scott Lovie led the local scoring attack against Clinton with three goal performances. 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