HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-07-13, Page 19KiPPEN TEAM WINS =. The'Kippen 1 team had the highest team score at Sunday's trap shoot competition
sponsored by the Claybird Gun Club. From the left are' Paul Middleton, AI Kyle, Brad Mann and Jame Caldwell.
Messing was Dan Crerar.
Beaver.
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EXETER - 1lazcl Beaver turned
in a low gross of 40 in A flight to
-lead the Ironwood ladies club Mon-
day when MacLcans and Decora-.
tor's '('ouch 'Plus sponsored ..the
-event. -
Low net inA flight went to Kar-
.. en Bowerman with a score of 30.
In B blight; Dorcas Wein shot a
'49 to claim Iow.gross while- Sher-
ry Gilt-illan notched:a 30 for low_
nct honours.
Ntary Jane Taylor claimed low
gross in C flight with a 51. Anne
Prout shot a 34 to -take tow net.
Closest to the pin on number four
was Kelly t loltzmann. Helen Bur=
ton racked up the least number. of
putts with 14 while Susan Czypyha -
had the dubious honour of claiming .
most putts. Marian Rider found ttie
hidden bole.
Next week's sponsors will be Stc•
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Times -Advocate,
July 13, 1988
Kippenclaybwins _
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• K1PPEN - The Claybird Gun
Club held its annual team trap
-shoot on Sunday, an event well at-
tended by 35 shooters. • They were
shooting for trophy's -and prizes
valued at SI,000 Including the: top
prize of a 22 magnum rifle donated
by Exeter -Canadian Tire.
The top team was- from Kippen
Gun Club. .With 444 points out
of a possibly 500 and second was
from Porter hill with 425. Indi-
vidual winners were as follows: A
first David Van Allen 98, A sec-
ond Jamie Caldwell - 93,. A third
Dan Crerar - 92; 13 first Brent Daw
- 87, 13 second Al Kyle - 84, B
third Paul Middleton = .83;: C first
Dennis Steep 80, C •second Jim
Beaver - 72 -and-(✓ thi rEd Jarmain
- 69.
We would like to thank the fol-
lowing merchants for their sup-
port: Oscars Video and Records, 3
AAA's Rcstaurant,.Canactian Tire,
Marlin Travel, Wucrth Shoes, Ex=
tate Realty, MacLcans Sports,
'l'heo's Restaurant, II&L Products,
Claybird
.gun club
TRAP SHOOT WINNERS - At Sunday's annual Claybird Gun Club trap
Lucan soccer shoo;, division winners were named. From the left are 'B' best Brent Daw,
A' winner David Van AIIen and 'C' champ Dennis Steep.
LVCAN - Despite last Thurs-
day's record-breaking temperatures,
the Lucan Two Squirt soccer team
put. forth a super effort in their
'game against St. Columban. Dc -
spite an excellent .effort by the
whole (earn, Lucan lost 7-2.. '
' -The two Lucan goals were scored
by Adam Ryan and Scott Thomp-
son.
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TOP GUN - At the third annual Claybird Gun'club trap shoot competition
held Sunday, David Van Allen finished with the best score of 98 out of a
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the left.
Dubarry, Wells share honours
EXETER - Frank -Dubarry and
Ralph Wells shared top honours in
A f light when they both scored 42
to claim low gross during Exeter
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Ldw net in A flight was' shared
by Al Bell and Ray Webb, both
with 33. -
.in B flight, Gary Koehler shot a
47 to claim low gross. Doug Pcn-
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. with a 29. Francis Chadwick fol-
lowed with 32 and Lloyd Wells
with 331•ounded things out.
Ralph Wells managed the lone't
drive while Frank Duharry cavae.
closest to the hole.
`Skins went to Ralph Wells, Dave-
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Shuffle-
board
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scored 427 in five games Wednes-
day -to take top honours in mixed
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In third-place was Micnc Eizcnga
with 317. Closing out the top
four was Ray Cottle with 264.
In six games, Harold Davis
notched 581 to claim high score
Wednesday. • Placing second was
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Johns captured third with 467. She
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Thursday, Mabel McKnight
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• Hummel placed second with 354
and Pearl McKnight with 321. -
Steve Hrapchak' claimed high
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