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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-07-13, Page 17July 13, 19E3 ale Serving South Huron, North Middlesex voca e & North I.ambtan Since 1873 Page 1A Heywood EXETER. Stifling heat and 36 holes oft golf failed to stop Jason Heywood.from claiming first low Southcott cap Junior tourney cross .in the 13-16 category of a Heywood played an a London 4unior tournament at Ironwood Golf . tourney earlier in the day, then re nurse Wednesday. corded a _ first low gross of 76 to claim top honoursat Ironwood.- Brent Southcott turned in a first ]ow gross of 100 to take the title in the 10-12 category. First low net honours in the 13- 16 division went to Jim Ahrens who recorded a 66. Ahrens was with Heywood at the London tour- . ney. - Jason Lindenfield shot. a 63 to capture first low net in the 10=12 FOLLOW-THROUGH - Jim Ahrens watches the progress of a drive dur- ing the Ironwood Junior tourney. Wednesday. Tykes gain \VALKERTON - Exctcr Tykcs put forward a valiant effort in the \VOBA Mid (Mogan tourney on the weekend and despite a .pair of losses, came away with some valua- ble.tournament experience. • - The. local Tykes dropped a 16-2 decision against North Bay and then wcrc edged 11-8 by Owcn Sound. Pitcher Ben Guenther threw three good innings of ball before suc- Greys blank St. Marys ST MARYS - Exeter Greys continued their domination of the South Perth Ladies Fast - ball League last Tuesday when they handed a sturdy St Marys club a 5-0 loss. St Marys gave the power- house locals a run for their money, however, holding Greys scoreless until the sixth inning. Tammy Mathcrs dopbled in the sixth to score Lynne Farqu- har and then Gail Baucrman singled to bring in Sandi Frcmlin, making it 2-0. In the seventh, Brenda Bell scored when Tess Nethery sin- gled. Nethery later crossed home plate when Frcmlin hit an RBI triple. ' Patti Down pitched. a strong game for Exctcr; allowing just three hits and striking out six opponents. experience cumbing to a hard-hitting offence. Guenther stemmed a rally' early in the game when he snagged a hard line drive and promptly thrcw to third for two outs. Darryl Hartman was responsible for Exeter's only two runs of the garnc. Andy Glavin turned in a good defensive effort while a diving catch was the only thing whi Jt kept hire from hitting a home run in the first inning. Catcher Scott Rowe notched. a good hit and played a strong game behind the plate. A diving catch by Paul Van Dykcn ended a last in- ning rally by North Bay. An impressive defensive effort wasn't quite enough to give Exctcr the edge over Owcn Sound. MacL can put the locals in the lead early when he made a spectacular catch, then threw to third where Rowe picked off a runner to end the in- ning. That set the stage for Glavin to hit a two RBI home run which. gave Exctcr a 4-3 advantage. Rowe allowed only four earned runs in five 'innings of pitching. He also went two -for -three at bat. Glavin went three -for -three. Geoff Glavin, Ryan Beckett and Van Dykcn all turned in good defensive efforts. In league play, Tykes wcrc denied a win by the narrowest of margins when Lucan topped than 11-10. Exctcr was in the lead until the bottom of the sixth when Lucan tied things up. A go-ahead run in the seventh gave Lucan the advan- tage. Guenther, Geoff and Andy Glavin, Rowe, Hartman Michael Schwindt and Andrew Hem all con- tributed hits. , .....••..........+••..........S•:•. . Specials in e.Iect Thurs., Fri., Sal. while supplies last Tasty Nu white or 60% whole • wheat bread Fresh daily, 24 bz. loaf Colby Cheese Danish. Blue Cheese • • • 3.491b. 4.69 lb. Fresh Crusty Rolls Old Fashioned Date Squares pkg. ♦ Delicious Carrot Muffins $1.19 doze of 6 1.79 6/1.99 Now available • Raspberry pies and tarts • .. Try our wide variety of cookies, Kaiser rolls and date squares For tho freshest bread, rolls, pastries and donuts come to asty�u lottery Wo have.a wide � � dChetittt Mose variety of \ � "rydptleol qualify" sine PIM, W Delicious Donuts Exeter 235.0332 • • • :: •A• :>; : age. group. Darryl Beaver came closest to the pin on number four while Jim Jar - ret was the putting champ. Mike Kingma won second low gross in the 13-16 group when he shot an 86. Mike Burton shot 100 to take second low gross in the 10- 12 category. Steve Farquhar won second low net in the 13-16 division after he turned in a 72 while Chad Brown won second low net in thc 10-12 di- vision by turning -:in a 76. Co-op Juniors increase record EXETER - A four run rally in the fourth inning pushed Co-op Juniors past Kincardine June 30 and built the foundation for a 7-6 win in Great Lakes Baseball action. Tied 2-2 at the end of the third on the strength of R111 singles from Jeff Buticr and Darcy Martin, Exctcr pushed ahead when Butler singled to score Daryl Little. Martin then al- lowed Scott Russell to score when he got -on base on an crror at third. Doug Schad& singled . to score Brent O'Brien; finishing the fourth inning burst. Terry Cox scored on a wild pitch in the seventh to make .it 7-3 but Kincardine rallied in the top of the eighth scoring .three runs. Martin prevented Kincardine from squaring things off when he tagged the tying rtm at home plate. Russell picked up the win for Ex- ctcr, throwing for seven strike -outs and allowing six hits. He was re- lieved by Terry Cox in the eighth. .Co-op Juniors allowed a 5-0.leid to deteriorate Thursday nightwhcn tlicy, hosted South London: Exctcr reestablished a 9 5 advantaizc in the fifth, but -they couldn't hold on for the win. The visiting team- pumped Sports in four runs -in the thiril, two in the fifth and then rallied With five runs in the 'sixth to pull off a 10-9 win. Schack notched an 8131 single - while O" n titans ! Ad ;in 813.1 dou- ble. By . . nJ of if • fifth inning, the -South London pitcher had walked in six c•onsccutivc runs. THE WINNER - Jason Heywood pulled off' enough putts like this to claim first low gross of the lronwood.Junior tourney. Exeter Squirts lose to Coldstream EXETER - In Squirt action this week, Exctcr 1 travelled to.Cold stream where they were defeated 3 - 1. A good team effort was not enough this week to come away with any points. After going be- hind 1-0 early in the game, Mi- chael Wilhelm scored the only Exct- cr goal to tic things up. Cold- stream scored two morc goals while the Exctcr forwards just could not penetrate the Coldstream defence. Exctcr 111 had their work cut out for them against Arva. After going behind 1-0 -in the first half they 'managed to stave off defeat by scor- ing the tying goal for 'a 1-1 final. score, In Atom play Exctcr teams had a tough day. Exctcr i travelled to 11- dcrton for a game but no referee showed up. Exctcr 11 did not do much better as they dropped a 3-0 decision to Arva. in Mosquito play,-Exctcr staged. a remarkable comc.hack.. After go- ing behind 4-1 in the firsi • half against the second place team in the standings, .St. Colu.mban, Exctcr tumcd things around completely in the second half and scored three un- answered goals to salvage a 4-4 -tie. Scoring for Exeter wcrc Mark Fos- ter (2), Scan McCann and Greg Fear. • Marty Dchruyn played excellent for Exctcr. -In the Pcc Wee division, Exeter 1 had a bye this week. Exeter 11 so- . lidified their first place standing 'overallwith an easy 5-2 win .over Lucan. - In an excellent team effort • Sivichay Sengkhounmany scored three times and Dan Martens and Darryl Chappel each scored once for the win. -• • - in under 17.action, Exeter lost both their •games this week. Against St. Columhan Exctcr start- - - cd slowly but after going behind 1.0 Wallacctown,. which had just ten Jason McFalls• and Greg Lamport players, played excellent' soccer and scored back to back goals to take a won convincingly, by a 3-0 score. - 2-1 lead. . In girls under 11 action, Exctcr. - It looked as though the" Exctcr hada lot of trouble with -the heat. team was the first team tjuit was go; • Chrystal- Wilts and Sara Szabo ing to heat St. Columban this sea- piayed an excellent game in losing . son. However late .in the game - cllort. some defensive lapses allowed St. - Cathy Wagner and Charlotte Columhan to score three quick. Wilts kept on fighting to the very goals fitr a 4 final score. .16 their end but it proved to he of no avail second game of the Week, -Exeter as Wallacetown went home with a proved no match for Wallacetown. 5-0 win. Lucan -_Atoms downed: by St-. Columban squad LUCAN - Lucan I Atoms lost to St: Columban 5-1 this week. • Tim O'Reilly, _the newest addi- tion to the team, showed outstand- ing play. l le moved the .ball well and passed w a team member w a, clear. - - Scott 'Thompson -played well on defence. Thompson gaVc the goa• - lie the assistance he needed when .\darn Ryan played a solid game at forward and halfback called upon. Centennials sag in Wallacetown, lose 3-2 WALLACETOWN - Exeter Cen- tennials ended up on the low sick of. a 3-2 score when they visited Wallacctown, Sunday evening. Although Exctcr had more quali- ty chances, particularly in thc sec- ond half, the local Shooters failed to connect. A cross bar was hit by Chuck Walker, and Dale Rcgicr failed to make good contact when it was needed. The first half ended with Exctcr down 2-1. Centennials played a rather lack -lustre performance, sometimes a little more concerned than they should have been over lopsided calls by the referee. Exeter opened scoring with Joe Martens moving the hall up 0111 of . his own cnd and feeding his forward line with a well placed pass. John VanEsbrocek broke in alone and fired the ball into the net. Wallacctown, with a disputed call, was awarded a penalty shot, the first of two, to tic the score. Before the cnd of the first half, Wallacctown was able to pull Exet- er's hack line out of position and pati) the hall past a sprawling Craig \Vinbow. After reviewing their effort in the first half, Centennials came out strong in the second half and put pressure. on Wallacctown. Centre halfback Joe Martens sent several halls through, setting up some good chances at the net. One drive result - cd in a penalty shot. This was'tak- cn by Dale Rcgicr, who put the -hall away high to the goalie's right. A funny bounce off tit,: arnT of a defender restiltcd in Wall;tcctown's -second penalty shot of the garnc; which gave them a 3-2 lead. With penalty shots uncommon, it was .odd to sec three in one game. Centennials short hen, h took -its toll late in the .sccond hall. Exctc_r was unable to recover the lead. Exeter travels to Chatham for a 5 p.m. game July 17. They won't sec action again until August 7, when th, y host their old rivals, Nairn Cardinals. PRESSURE - Exeter Centennials tend off a tough Wallacetown attack. Left to right are; Joe Laurie, goalie Craig Wittbow, John VanEsbroeck, Joe Martens, Ray Lewis and Jeff Playboot.