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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-10, Page 9BOWLING Exeter Lanes are now open for the coming season. All leagues commence play as of Sept. 8th. Open bowl- ing Sat. nite and Sun. after- noon. There are still some openings for league bowl- ing. If interested please phone 235.2781. Exeter Bowling Lanes tio EXETER South Huron Intermediate "D" PRACTICE Anyone who is interested see dates listed below. HURON PARK ARENA Sat. Sept. 13, 20 and 27 at 10 a.m. Anyone who is interested and unable to attend: Call Lewis Mitchell at 262-3310 9-5 or 235-2181 after 6 MOUNT CARMEL GIRLS WIN — The PMW girls softball championship was won this year by Mount Carmel. Bock, left, coach Basil Glavin, Barb Guenther, Carol Regier, Helen Muller, Heather Riddell, Helen Glavin, Susan Fleming, Regina Regier and coach Leo Regier. Front, Karen Ford, Anne Ryan, Jacqueline'Sullivan, Pauline McCann, Pauline Dietrich and Bridaet Ryan. T-A photo Lucan, Ilderton take titles in area soccer tournament Teams from Lucan and Ilderton won divisional soccer champinships in an atom tournament in Exeter, KIPPEN SHOOT Jack Mills, Bert Mahaffey and Jack Bell recorded scores of 25 each to lead the 16 shooters at Tuesday's weekly competition at the Kippen gun club. Close behind with 24's were Calvin Christie, John Anderson, Bill Stewart, Roy Lamport and Murray Christie. Next came John Hessels 23, Mery Batkin and Bill Simmons 22, Al Kyle and Bryan Beer 21, John Grien- danus 17, Dan Crerar 15 and Terry Mann, Saturday, with local teams acquiring two second-place finishes and one third. Exeter Whitecaps, sparked by Henry DeBruyn with a hat-trick placed second in A-division finals with a 4-0 win over Nairn. Lucan, the divisional champions, had earlier beaten the Whitecaps 3-1, and Nairn 6-1. Ilderton won the B-division title on a margin of goals, by defeating Exeter Sting 4-1, and drawing 1-1 with Exeter Drillers. In the opening match of B-division play, the Drillers and Sting were level in a scoreless tie, putting them second and third respectively in the finals. Exeter pee wees dropped the first game of the best of five series with Wingham 18- 7 on the home diamond Thursday night then came LAWN BOWLING Competition was close during the two jitneys at the Exeter lawn bowling ,club this week. Beth Batten, Edith Love and Tom Walker were tied for first place in Tuesday's competition with identical scores for two wins and aggregates of 22. Deadlocked for fourth place with two victories and an aggregate of 21 were Clarence Down and Lorna Spencer. Next came Charles Hendy and Stella Taylor. Saturday night, Clarence Down captured top honours with an aggregate of 30 to go with a pair of wins. Garnet Hicks was in the runner up spot with an aggregate of while Lawrence Russell scored 23, Alvin Pym and Gertrude Hamilton 22 and Edith Love and Velma Huff 21. Bowling Tuesday Ladies Night WH M Skinner 488 BU S Kingma 462 MM L Pincombe 693 PK K Brock 502 8P D Gaiser 517 JS H Wells 479 RO V Flynn 686 BB M Goodwin 510 PP P Haugh 639 HD P Hunter Duvar 661 LB M Relouw 595 Thursday Ladies TB RNegrijn 604 ST D Webster 550 HH J Haggitt 570 SW S Wurm 631 T Rooseboom 631 GF S Wright 576 DS 1)Daters 497 T,0 J Cooper 523 AC J Meriam 529 WR S Barker 528 back with a 6-5 win in Wingham Sunday afternoon to tie the series at one game each. The third game is in Wingham Tuesday night and back here Thursday at 6:00. Exeter 7 Wingham 18 .Wingham pee wees romped to a big win Thur- sday night as they collected nine hits and 11 walks off three Exeter pitchers. Exeter came up with six scattered hits. Sean Whiteford had a home run and a single to bring in three runs. Marty Taylor hit a double and a single. Scott Bogart came up with two singles. Exeter 6 Wingham 5 Sean Whiteford opened the scoring in the top of the second when he hit a triple and scored on an error. Wingham took a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the second. Exeter came back in the third as Rick Gillfilan walked, Marty Taylor single and Whiteford drove both runs in with a double. Whiteford scored on George Pratt's ground out to take a 4-3 lead. Exeter added two more in the fourth on singles by Scott Lovie and Dave Russell. Wingham retired in order in the third fourth and fifth innings and pulled in one run in the sixth and one in the seventh. Exeter was held scoreless in the fifth, sixth and seventh leaving two men on base. Each team recorded only one error each. Scat Lovie was the win- ning pitcher going the distance. He struck out six batters and gave tip five bits and four walks. 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 5 5 5 2 5 2 2 2 7 7 0 0 7 7 4 4 3 3 2 2 5 5 5 7 7 0 0 5 5 2 2 7 7 The tournament, featuring nine games for six teams, began with a knock-out round for positions in the • divisional title matches. In that round, Nairn blanked Exeter Drillers 3-0; Lucan defeated Exeter Sting Carpetba The Carpetbaggers took the B championship of the Exeter and area mens' rec fastball league Monday with a 4-1 win over McKnights. The white and black uniformed team swept the series two games straight as they won 8-5 in the first game of the series played Wed- nesday. The Crescent Rolls are one game up in their best of five A final against Hensall as they picked up a 7-4 victory Monday. Kirkton girls beat Byron The Kirkton midget girls fastball team won the second game in their current round robin series. They defeated Byron 6-1 and now take on Mt: Brydges in a home and home series in the final leg or round-robin play for the Tri-County league cham- pionship. In the victory over Byron, Brenda Iredale went the pitching distance striking out 12 opposition batters. She allowed only one hit while giving up four walks. Jane Simpson led the eight hit Kirkton attack with a triple and single. Close behind with two singles apiece were Patti Willis and Jane Sims while Brenda Iredale tripled in the third to score Jane Simpson for the first run and Corinne Weernink doubled in a pinch hitting role. 9-1; and Exeter Whitecaps shut-out Ilderton 2-0. The Whitecaps, who performed well throughout the day, then fell 3-1 to the eventual A- champions from Lucan; before defeating Nairn 4-0 as the A-division runners-up, • ggers win The teams play the second game of the series tonight at 7 in Exeter. TheCarpetbaggers and the winners of the A final are schedled to playa one game series for the playoff championship of the league. Cowgirls lead final series night at 9 p.m. with the third contest back in Crediton Monday evening at 8:30 p,m, Crediton reached the final round with a Thursday 6-3 victory over Ailsa Craig in the deciding game of a best- of-three set while Parkhill eliminated Lucan in straight games. In Monday's final opener Crediton scored 14 runs in the first inning as the Parkhill girls helped the cause with 15 errors. In the Crediton first, San- dy O'Neill contributed a home run and single. Deb Lord was the top hitter during the game with a home run and three doubles. Getting three hits apiece were Merna Scott and Michelle Vandergunst while Sherry Pfaff. Carol Stuart, Shelley Weber, Wilma Lagerwerf and Fay Hayter picked up two hits apiece. Deb Lord was the winning pitcher for Crediton. Six of the nine Parkhill runs came in the top of the seventh in- ning. In Thursday's 6-3 Crediton win over Ailsa Craig, Deb Lord and Merna Scott shared pitching duties. Ailsa Craig opened the scoring in the first inning when Karen Smeekens bash- ed out a home run, Crediton took a 3-1 lead in the top of the third frame as Michelle Vandergunst and Sherry Pfaff doubled and Deb Lord cashed them in with a home run. Craig narrowed the lead tp a single run in the bottom The Crediton Cowgirls of the same inning on a home scored. a lopsided *9 over run by Margie Luther-, Parkhill in the first game of In the fifth, the Cowgirls the district ladies ,fastball. scored two runs on a double final series. by Wilma .Lagerwerf and, The second game of the singles from the bats of best-of-five series will be Shelley Weber, Sandy played in Parkhill Friday O'Neill and ,Michelle Vandergunst. Joanne Scott singled and scored in the Ailsa Craig six- th and Merna Scott tripled and came home on a single by Sandy O'Neill in the Crediton Seventh, Hawks plan practices Manager Fred Morn- mersteeg and coach Ron Bogart have lined up pre- season training camp workouts for the Exeter junior Hawks. The opening practice will be at the Stephen township arena on Sunday, September 21 from 12 noon to 2 p.m. The next four workouts will be from 8 to 9 p,m. on September 26 and 27 and October 3 and 4. Then it's back to 12 noon on Sunday, October 5. The first training session at the South Huron Rec Centre will be Tuesday, October 7. Manager Mommersteeg said this week he expects most of last year's club to be back again for the 1980-81 season, The only missing players due to age requirements will be Dave Kinsman, Cam! Haist and Dwight Consitt. Mommersteeg said any new players wishing to try out with the Hawks will be more than welcome at any of the practice sessions. OPEN HOUSE Friday, Saturday, & Sunday Sept. 19, 20 and 21 Buy a new Cat by Sept. .30th and get a choice of INTEREST FREE for or 12 MONTHS '500 worth of extras It's Mack Magic to NI II %I lk MIS 01164! GULO (HWY #4, NORTH OF HENSALL, LOOK FOR THE SIGNS') 262-3318 or 262-5809 Hymn park Minor Hockey .REGISTRATION September 13. .8420' 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Fee $30.00 $10. penalty if not paid by Dec, 1, 1980. Coaches, managers 8. trainers needed, EXETER MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION All Categories Novice through Juvenile Sat., Sept. 13 9:30 - 11:30 SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE FEE $40.00 Most boys will get double the ice time of last year NOTE: Due to many other activities on Sept, 6 the $10,00 penalty for late registrations will apply after Sept, 13th. Trial registration of 5 1 5.00 for four weeks for new players HOCKEY SCHOOL Oct. 6th •- 10th 512.00 for approx. 5 hours 1st 60 registrations accepted EMHA needs your support!! Anyone interested in helping with any team please be at S.H. Rec Centre, Thurs. Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m. or contact Bob Whiteford 235-0894. Timis-Advocate, Septonnber 10, 1980 Pogo 9 Don't buy a snowmobile anywhere until you've seen our selection. GIGANTIC YEAR END SAVINGS Low Overhead Personal Service 1 Super Cab 4 F150 Pickups 2 F700 Cab and Chassis 6 Zephyrs 2 Bobcats 1 Bronco 1 F250 4x4 (demo) 1 MK VI (new) 1 MK VI (demo) 1 Continental (used) 1 F150 4x4 (demo) 6 Marquis 3 Cougar XR7's 1 Monarch grosemeamosar" lla annms/5 fitrell j..or Install new Motorcrall litter ,i.or Inspect Eanaust System Shock AbsorberS Steering Linkage Front and Bear SuspenSiOn Pedalo. and Heaver Hoses Battery Cables and Connections Alt Bells All Fluid Lake's Air Cleaner Fitter Windshield Wiper Blades 1.0" Lubricate Hood latCh and hinges Door Hinges Deck Lid Hinges I,' Test Cooianl tor Temperature Protection Battery Specibc G,a,nly All lights and Sgnals Passenger Cars and Lghl Trucks ;New Motorcr oh Oil FALL CHECK—UP out. includes II 7 7 j OIL AND FILTER ALIGNMENT $13.95 CALLING ALL CARS Henson Motors Service Dept. 262-2604 London 227-1020 GUARANTEED 90 DAYS OR 4000 MILES (6400 km) CALL OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT THEY'LL KEEP YOU GOING Contact Bill Brock Service Manager at Po Adjust caster, camber and toeiin tire air pressure io° Inspect front end suspension springs shock absorbers steering assembly Any necessary parts and installation extra. if required Most passenger cars n.'..r.e ...De wore berme wnia vaned SERVICE SPECIAL EXPIRES Nov. 15 /8 0 HOCKEY SIGN UP — While it may seem hard to believe, hockey on the local level is not all that far away as evidenced by minor hockey registration in Exeter Saturday. Making sure that Jack Chipchase and Bill Farquhar are performing their tasks properly are hockey player Jamie Bedard and Scott Burton. Pee wees even in WOAA series NORTH STARS WIN AGAIN — The Brinsley North Stars won the North Middlesex ladies championship for the second consecutive year. Back, left, Mary Morley, Edith Hodgins, Liz Allen, Carol Amos, Deb Thompson, Marg Thompson, Linda Lewis and coach Rick Rollings. Front, Gladys Lewis, Joan Leger, Mary Conlin, Marilyn Morley, Christine Hodgson and Ellen • Conlin. Missing were Jackie Wells and coach Jim Dickey. T-A photo We need good clean trades LEASE NOW - We will buy your present car for cash `HURON COUNTY'S LARGEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER' Pee wees place second Exeter pee-wees, who finished their divisional soccer season in second place with only three losses and a tie, played tota,win and a loss last week. Monday they beat'Nairn 2. 1, playing in , Exeter. On Wednesday, in Lucan, they lost 4-2 to their hosts. In the Nairn game, the visitors were 1-0 at the half against Exeter, with both teams playing exciting soccer, But at 15 minutes into the second half, Marc Winters got Exeter level with a clear shot into the Nairn goal. Then, with five minutes remaining, Andre Winters pushed the ball across the visitors' net for Steve Gould to score the winner. The 4-2 loss to Lucan, Wednesday, had Andre Winters'scoring on a penalty- shot for Exeter to get his club on the board at 2-1 in the opening half. Lucan, however, were 4-1 leaders at the interval. In the second half, Lenny Dietrich scored Exeter's second goal to end the match at 4--2 for Lucan. Exeter hosts the play-off tournament at Canner's field, Saturday, September 13; to which the public is invited. Ironwood ladies golf At this week's ladies competition at the Ironwood golf course, hidden score winners were Helen Burton, Sandra Rowe, Verla Russell, Marg Skinner and Audrey Fairbairn. The ladies are again in action today, Wednesday at 5 p.m. with a pot luck supper following. No reasonable offer refused on any deal with or without trade 4