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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-18, Page 15AREA TRACK CHAMPS — The annual area elementary school track and field meet was held in Exeter Thursday. The winners are shown above. Bock, left, intermediate boys David Rook, McCurdy; senior boys Derrick Hippern, McCurdy and intermediate girls Sandra Dickens, Henson. Front, junior girls Laurie Forrester, Zurich; senior girls Jackie Cottrell, Hen. sail and junior boys Trevor Cottrell, Henson. T-A photo Pee wees win Legion regional ball tourney JACK FULLER Plumbing and Heating NO JOB TOO SMALL Specializing in Service' Work, Repairs and Alternations Residential & Commercial EXETER 235-0684 Canadlana 2000 D L • Beautiful styling, rugged • dual 20,000 BTU burners design • twin heat controls Jacuzzi "Jet Chef" • heat Indicator • easy-clean porcelain grill • disposable grease collector 3*n , • II vi‘ 0444 We make sure everything is right. You Start off with a full cylinder. We don't just hand you a box. We deliver. 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Hensall Public School was next with 48 points, Stephen Central amassed 24 points and Zurich Public School scored 21 points, In the individual athlete department Hensel). Public School was tops with three division winners. They were intermediate girls Sandra Dickens, junior boys Trevor Cottrell and senior girls Jackie Cottrell, The results are as follows using the legend of E - Exeter; H - Hensall; MC - McCurdy; S - Stephen; U - Usborne; Z - Zurich, Junior girls High jump - Shelley Horne, E; Janice Schade, S; Carolyn Hoonaard, U. Running long jump - Laurie Forrester, Z; Carolyn Hoonaard; Lori Harburn, H. Standing long jump - Shelley Skinner, E; Lori Harburn; Sheila Randall, MC. Ball throw Kim Crawford, E; Lelli Whiteford, E; Chris Parsons, U, Run - Laurie Forrester; Michele Rock, MC; Lindy Dillon, S. Dealt - Tracy Ake, U; Laurie Forrester; Kristine Lovie, E. Relay - Stephen, Exeter, McCurdy, Junior boys, High jump - Trevor Cot- trell, H; Scott Bell, H; Mike Dykstra, U. Running long jump - Trevor Cottrell; Larry Miller, U; Steven Greb, MC. Standing long jump Trevor Cottrell; Dwayne Coolman, E; Russell Finkbeiner, 5; Ball throw - Steven Martin, S; Joey Gower, U; Scott Bell, Run - Trevor Cottrell; Steve Greb; Ron Leuckes, E, Dash - Trevor Cottrell; Steven Greb; Michael Goodliffe, Z. Relay - Exeter, McCurdy, Zurich. Intermediate girls High jump - Sandra Dickens, H; Michelle Allison, Z; Chris Coates, U. Running long jump - Dina Juves win in 'WOAA Two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning allowed the Exeter juveniles to pull a 4-3 win over Walkerton in WOAA baseball play in Crediton this week. In the Exeter seventh, Brian Mercer opened with a double, Joe Becker was safe on an error and both crossed the plate when Kevin Kern cracked out a double. Dan Heywood scored the first Exeter run in the second inning without the aid of a hit and Don Beaver scored in the fourth on a passed ball after reaching first on an error. Jeff Fuller was the star- ting pitcher for Exeter. He allowed only two hits over the first five innings and held the visitors scoreless until the sixth. The first two Walkerton batters came around to score in the sixth. At this point Kevin Easterbrook came on in relief and although allowing one run in the seventh gained the victory. Harold Borden and. Brian Mercer led the Exeter club at the plate with two hits apiece. Lerikos, E; Tammy Howe, U; Brenda Rader, Z. Standing long jump - Dina. Lerikos; Sherri. Cottle, U; Michelle Allison. Ball throw - Sandra Dickens; Margi chafe, U; Kellis Schroeder, Z. Run - Tracey Beinkes, S; Bonnie Kooy, MC; Chris Coates. Dash - Sandra Dickens; Genine Seller, E; Michelle Allison. Relay - Exeter, Zurich, Stephen, Intermediate boys High jump David Rook, MC; Todd Goudie, H; Allen Pym, U, Running long jump - David Rook; Scott Bogart, E; Greg Becker, S. Triple jump - Scott Bogart; Allan Pym; Scott Miller, S. Ball throw Sean Whiteford, E; David Rook; Scott Miller. Run - David Rook; Steve Gould, E; Dennis Schroeder, Z. Dash David Rook; David DeVries, E; Dennis Schroeder. Relay - Stephen, Exeter, Zurich. Senior girls High jump - Charlene Verbeek, U; Joanne Miller, U; Jackie Cottrell, H. Running long jump - Jackie Cottrell; Charlene Verbeek; Tracey Verhoeven, Z. Triple jump Jackie Cottrell; Charlene Verbeek; Irene Brand, S. Ball throw - Joanne Miller, Theresa Johnson, MC; Vicki Pfaff, U. Run - Jackie Cottrell; Leanne Dillon, S; Michelle Vandeworp, S. Dash - Jackie Cottrell; Charrlene Ver- beek; Lisa Randall, U. Relay - Hensall, USborne, Exeter. 880 dash - Tracey Verhoeven; Nelli DeKoker, E; Leanne Dillon. Senior boys High jump - Derrick Hippern, MC; Mike Gullage, MC; George Durelle, U. Running long jump - Derrick Hippern; Steve Batten, E; Stacy Desjardine, Z. Triple jump - Derrick Hippern; John Osgood, E; David Hayter, S. Shot put - Andy Griffith, MC; Mike Walden, MC; Rodney Park, U. Run - Derrick Hippern; Mike Grubbe, U; Scott Rader, S. Dash - Mike Grubbe, Steve Batten; David Hayter. Relay - McCurdy, Exeter, Usborne. 880 dash - Mike Walden; Derrick Hippern; Alex Irvine, E. The Exeter Legion Pee- Wees came up with three wins in Goderich on Saturday to capture the Regional title in the Legion sponsored baseball tour- nament. Motocross at Hully Gully Motocross racing action continued Sunday at Hully Gully. The day started out cold and damp, but after the first few races the track was in excellent condition, A special intermission feature then was a Gully Buggy race. Ross Poll of CKNX won the Gully Buggy race between CKNX and the staff of Hully Gully, four laps on Honda Odysseys and racing on the Motocross track. Tim Baker and Andy Beasley of CKNX, also competed along with Randy Collins and- Wayne Dickins of Hully Gully. Another intermission feature was helicopter rides which thrilled the young and the old. Race results were as follows: School Boy Small Wheels - Glen Coley, Norwich; Pat Sharp, Guelph; Randy Ford, Grand Bend. School Boy Large Wheels - Jeff Sutherland, Woodslee; Doug Hoover, Mount Albert; Rob Kuenzig, Cambridge. Junior 125 - Jeff Devereaux, Corunna; Doug Brown, Brantford; Gary DeBock, Delhi. Junior 250 - Paul Van Oss, Exeter; John Nielson, Aurora; Bernie Smits, Sarnia. Junior Open - Bill Mitchell, Newbury, Yam., Bill Gibbs Sarnia, Suz., Robert Ralf, Aylmer, Can-am. The next race at Hully Gully is an all class event and is on June 22. Holtzmann records 36 Dave Boltzmann fired a 36 to win the "A" flight low gross honours in Tuesday's regular men's league play at the Ironwood golf course. Bill Darling recorded the best net score. In "B" flight Don Cowan was low gross with 41 and Lorne Klein- stiver right behind with a 42. Best in low net were J. Harris and Ross Mathers. In "C" flight Clarence Ferguson and Walt Tiedeman recorded the low gross scores while Terry MacLean and Hal Walsh were low in net scores. Larry Mason and John Musser were the gross and net winners, respectively in the "D" flight. scams Southwestern Fastball West Corners 5 Exeter 3 Poplar Hill 7 Sylvan 1 Lucan 4 Ailsa Craig 3 Lieury 8 Nairn 6 Nairn 5 Lieury Jets 4 Exeter 7 Poplar Hill 6 Lieury 2 Ailsa Craig 1 Crediton Sio-Pitch Painters 5 Vert 4 Cowboys 25 Easton 3 Farmers 35 Glanville 4 Optimist 9 Painters 5 Bantam Boys Exeter 11 Elitnville 5 Hensall 14 Exeter 2 Lucan 22 Exeter 2 This entitles them to ad- vance to the District championship to be held in Listowel Saturday, In winning, the title they downed Goderich 19-10, Seaforth 17-10 and Kin- cardine 7-5, After allowing Goderich two runs in the first inning the Exeter boys came up with their best hitting of the year. Jeff Pfaff started the team off with a triple driving home Rick Gilfillan and Sean Whiteford who had received free passes, George Pratt had a walk and then Allan Pym, Scott Lovie, Dave Russell and Scott Bogart all came up with singles to put Exeter well out in front. Almassi came in the relieve Fitzpatrick on the Goderich mound and walked the first two batters. Sean Whiteford then clouted one into deep centre field for the grand slam home run. The next two batters were retired then Allan Pym hit a triple and Scott Lovie got on base on an error which brought Pym in for the 12th run of the inning. The next batter was retired, Jeff Pfaff held Goderich scoreless for the next three innings while Exeter picked up one run in each of the next three innings on four hits. Lovie and Whiteford each had triples, diffilland and Pratt came up with singles. In the fifth inning Goderich picked up 4 runs on one hit and 4 walks given up by Pfaff. Exeter came up with 4 more runs in the fifth and sixth. Pym had two more triples, Lovie clouted a triple and singles came off the bats of Rupshell, Bogart and Pratt. Goderich had one run in the sixth and two in .the seventh. Jeff Pfaff went the distance for Exeter allowing only 6 hits. Exeter collected a total of 18 hits. Pfaff had four strikeouts. Seaforth - Exeter 17-10 Exeter came from behind a 10-6 score in the fifth to win 17-10 over Seaforth. Exeter only managed two singles off the bats of Scott Lovie and Terry Zachar in the first three innings, while Seaforth picked up five hits. In the top of the fourth inning Exeter seemed to be falling apart as Seaforth went ahead 10-4 on two hits and three errors. Exeter pulled in two runs in the bottom of the inning on triples by Pym and Taylor, Coach Jim Pfaff shifted the boys positions and turned the tables as Scott Lovie retired three in a row in each of the next three innings. The shift brought the morale of the team back and they came up with 11 runs on seven hits in thebottom of the fifth. Whiteford had a double while singles came off the bats of Gilfillan, Pfaff, Giffin, and Bogart. Pratt collected two singles in his two trips to bat in one inning, Lovie went the distance for Exeter allowing six hits. Exeter picked up a total of 11 hits off the two Seaforth pitchers. Lovie struck out seven batters. Kincardine- EXeter 7 -5 Jeff Pfaff pitching his second game of the day allowed only two hits and recorded 7 ' strikeouts in downing Kincardine 7-5. The Exeter boys picked up 12 hits in the closely fought contest holding onto a one run head throughout the game. Triples came from the bats of Whiteford and Pym. Gilfillan had a double and singles were hit by Gilfillan , Whiteford, Pratt Russell, Lovie and Giffin. Pfaff had three singles in three trips to the plate. Whiteford drove in nine runs in the three games to lead the team in R.B.T's. In the opening game of the regular season Exeter Pee Wees came through in the seventh inning to post a 3-2 win over Dashwood. Both teams were held scoreless until the top of the seventh. Bedard opened the scoring for Dashwood driving in Richardson with a double. Richardson had hit a single then Johnston a single to score Bedard. Exeter scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh when Allen Pym came up with a big triple. Singles in the game came from the bats of Rick Gilfillan, Jeff Pfaff, Sean Whiteford, Allan Pym and Dave Russell. Schade was the losing pitcher, He had eight strikeouts and allowed six hits. Pfaff went the distance for Exeter giving up three hits and striking out seven batters. In Goderich Wednesday night Exeter lost their first away game to Goderich 11-7, Exeter collected Six hits, but left seven men on base as they went down to defeat. The six hits were all singles as no one could find the power to hit for extra bases. Pfaff recorded three singles, Pratt picked up two singles and Gilfillan had one. Lovie started on the mound for Exeter allowing four hits and fanning four batters. Pfaff came in to relieve in the fourth and had two strikeouts and allowed two hits. Lovie was the losing pitcher. Thursday night at Exeter Community Park the Pee Wees recorded their second win of the season downing Seaforth 17-4. Lovie recorded the win giving up only four hits and recording two strikeouts. Exeter had eight hits Gilfillan was tops with three singles in five trips to the plate. Whiteford had a triple for the only extra base hit of the game. Singles were hit by Pfaff, Pym, Lovie and Lerikos. The Exeter pee-wees play every Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. at the Exeter Com- munity Park. Crediton pee- wees provide the opposition this week. Cam Doig of Seaforth won the "A" flight championship at Saturday's invitational golf tournament at the Ironwood course. Doig edged Wayne Forbes on the second hole of a playoff after both golfers had recorded 71's in regular play. Steve Pearce of the host club won the low net in the top flight with a 64. Next in low gross were Issi Bedard with a 75 and. Dave Boltzmann with a 79. Next to Pearce in low net were Wayne Parsons, Ron Leewenberg and John Sibbley. Bob Daubs took low gross honours in the "B" flight with an 81 followed by Randy Hugill 83, Jack Chipchase 84, Don Gifford 85, Larry McDougall 86 and Randy Evans 87. Ed Richardson took low net with 68. Next came Steve Pfaff 68, Terry Price 70, Gabby Mol 70, Don Cowan 71, Iver Small 71 and Dan Heywood 71. Bill Farquhar with an 86 won low gross honours in the "B" flight. Next came Rene Vandermeere, Wayne Parkinson, Rod Van Dyke, Bob Morton, Fred Wells and John Leewenberg. Best in low net were Bob Forest, Bob Lawson, Larry Mason, Wayne Edwards, Clarence Ferguson, Brad Murray and Jerry MacLean. The most honest golfer was Sid Bakker. Lieury last night, TOesday and will meet Sylvan at Exeter Community Park tomorrow night, Thursday at 9 p.m. In Tuesday's game West Corners opened the scoring in the bottom of the second as they notched three runs en two hits and three Saveway errors. Saveway narrowed the count to 3-2 in the fourth as Doug Pearson singled and Paul McKnight's triple brought him in to score. Brian Hodgins' grounder scored McKnight, West Corners notched two more runs in the fifth on three hits. Saveway scored their final run in the sixth as Doug Pearson doubled and scored on Dave Watson's grounder. Rob Thoman toiled for West Corners and picked up the win allowing six hits while striking out four batters . Brian Hodgins took the loss allowing five hits while striking out five batters. Exeter 1 Poplar Hills Thursday night Saveway edged Poplar Hill 7-6. Saveway opened the scoring Ironside scores 50 Bob Ironside hit 50 straight targets to lead the 20 competitors at Tuesday's regular meet at the Kippen gun club. Next with 25 hits were Al Kyle, George Hamm, Jim Butcher and Jack Mills. John Anderson and Dan Crerar scored 24, Bill Weber had 23 and Lloyd Venner, Chris Middleton, Harrison Schoch and Paul Middleton were deadlocked with 22 each. Wayne Riddell scored 21, John Griedanus 20, Mery Batkin and Rick Welsh 16, Jim East and Robert McMahn 15. Also shooting were Ken Schroeder and Greg Campbell. June 18, 1980 Page 15 in the second inning as John Gillespie slammed a long home run. Poplar Hill came back in the third inning on a three run home run. Saveway narrowed the gap to a-2 in the fourth as Dave Watson reached on an error and came around to score. Poplar Hill went ahead 5-2 in the fifth on two hits and two errors. Saveway then pushed across 5 runs in the bottom of the fifth. Jamie Eveleigh and Noel Skinner singled, Gary Skinner walked, Doug Pearson reached on an error, Save Watson was safe on a fielders choice, Paul McKnight was by on an error and Doug Johnson doubled to account for five runs. Poplar Hill narrowed the count to 7-6 in the sixth on a home run, Jim Daniel, toiled for Poplar Hill allowing five hits while striking out one batter. Don Pedden finished up. Jamie Eveleigh picked up the win for Saveway going five innings, allowing six hits while striking out seven batters. Brian Hodgins finished up striking out three batters. Claybird Gun Club Open Trap Shoot Sun.,June 29th, 10 A.M. 100 Targets Top Gun $150.00 2nd & 3rd Trophies And other prizes Everyone Welcome 2'h miles west of Exeter on Hwy. 83 and 1 mile 1/4:orth A point up on Exeter, McCurdy Usborne wins track meet Meet Sylvan, Thursday Exeter Saveway gained an even split in two South- western Fastball Association games this week. Tuesday, Saveway dropped a 5.3 decision to West Corners in Lieury and Thursday night on their home field they edged Poplar Hill 7-6. The Saveway team was in Doig wins i nvitational Saveway gets even split