HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-07-20, Page 21Times -Advocate, July 20, 1988
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Local businesses swing for EMHA
AND THE SWING? - The entire
Frayne's squad watches as this
batter lets .a good one go_ by. No
pressure at all..
DASH FOR HOME - Becky Morgan makes a mad dash for the home
plate as -one of her opponents laments the play.
B CHAMPS - Exeter Roofing claimed the B section of the Exeter Minor
Hockeytournament on the weekend. Back row, left: Glen Stire, Mike -Clark, -
Oan Hardy, Chuck Ross, Larry Gould, Gary Campbell, Alan Merner. Front
row, left; Wendy Campbell, Lynne Hardy, Laura Stire, Leanna Merner, Pam
Ross, Bonnie Gould, Laura Lee Nickles.
A CHAMPS - Doug Geoffrey.Construction captured the A championship of the Exeter Minor Hockey •Sic -pitch
tournament on the weekend, defeating Miles Ford in the final. Back row, left; Mike Clarke, Dan Overholt, -Jack
Mauer, Steve Geoffrey; Doug Geoffrey, Randy Geoffrey, -Mark Regier, Michelle Geoffrey, Darlene Geoffrey. Front
row, left; Susan Maver, Nancy Clarke, Deb Regier, Liz Cottrell, Donna Overholt, Patty Geoffrey, Vici Geoffrey,
Cathy Overholt. Most valuable players were selected from each finalist squad. Shelly Skinner was voted MVP for
Mites Ford while Donna Overholt took the honour for Geoffrey Construction. Geoffrey Construction donated a por- .
tion of their prize money back to Minor Hockey, as did the -Co-op and the -South Huron Hospital team.
C CHAMPS - The Town team claimed the C honours at the Exeter Minor Hockey Tournament on the weekend
Back row, left; Becky Morgan, Lynne Farquhar, Bill Farquhar, Mary Fields, Jack Fuller, Dave Atthill. Front row, left,
Dolly Creces, Sue Boyle, Phyllis Johnson, Jo -Anne Fields, Keith and Matthew Bowen. -
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THE PITCH - Donna Overholt of Geoffrey Construction lets go with a high
pitch during the A -final of the Exeter Minor Hockey mixed sto-pitch tourna-
ment ort the weekend. Overholt was named the most.valuable player on her
team.
EYEBALLING THE OPPOSITION • Jim Guenther has a look at the
pitcher he's up against during the C championship final. Frayne's Chev-
Olds lost to the Town team in the match -up.
Burton
claims
A flight
EXETER - I lcicn Burton shot a
to capture low gross in A (fight
v. lien 26 ladies took part in the Ex-
eter Ladies Golf Club this wcck. -
Runncr-up was Grace Drummond
with 49. Drummond also picked
up low putts honours, taking only
14. • ,
In B flight, Jcan Smith claimed
low gross -Min- she- shot a 50.
.Runner-up was Helen Wasnidgc
with 51. Wasnidgc had low putts
with 16.
..,,, o Bentley. turrfed in a 61 to
take low gross in C flight. She
was followed by Ede Boyle with
62. Low putts went to .Noreen
McCann with 20.
Dorothy Kipfer .parrcd number
.mc joined Audrey Bentley and Hc -
len Wasnidgc in par -ring number
three. Jcan Smith also parrcd num-
her three and added to her score by
paring number five as did Grace
Drummond.
Grand Bend soccer
GRAND BENT) - Squirts lost to
F_ucartlast week .when they allowed
seven unanswered goals, for a 7-0
game. The Squirts bounced hack
this wcck to heat Iidcrton, 9-0.
Bryce Kadlecik scored four times,
}Irian Tuddrick three, and Leslie
Stefano scored twice.,
Atom goalie Troy Stcllingwcrff
has been outstanding in the last
fcw games. June 27 Grand Bend •
host to Exeter 1 'in a 6-4 game.
Simon Dcsjardinc scored, twice.
while Tommy Maguire and Chris
Duomes scored singles. Grand
Bcnd defeated Nairn 5-3 in Nairn
July 4. Goalie Stcllingwcrff made
a number of fantastic saveS in the
first half. Dcsjardinc and Matthew
DcJong scored two goals each,
with Maguire getting the fifth
mark. On July 11, the Grand
•Benders trounced Coldstream 8-1.
Dcsjardinc worked hard with a five
goal performance while DeJong
scored two, and Allan Price added a•
single. -
With a perfect record so far, the
('tuna Bend Ntosquitos have four
c+ins and no losses. They beat
Nairn 1 6-4 when Ian Jcan, Josh
Vcrrnculcn, Philip Karry, Mark
F Iutcr, and Mike Stanlakc wcrc the
go,rlscorcrs. On July 6, the team
heat Bryanston in a 5-2 match.
Vcrrnculcn scored three while Ben
Kaak and Jeremy Anderson added
the two singles. Warren Haist
stopped a penalty shot, with good
defensive play.
Onc highlight in Pee Wee action
was the soccer tournament at the an-
nual Strathroy Turkcyfcst. Grand
Bend lost the first.match 2-0, then
beat Nairn 4-0 to win the "B" tro-
phy.
In league action, the Pee Wccs
ticd St. Columban, 2-2. Jeff Lin-
- gard and Mark Mollard were the
goal scorers. Pee Wccs only loss
went to Exeter, in a 2-1 decision.
Mollard scored Grand Bend's lone
goal. On .luly 5, Grand Bend defeat-
ed Fldcrton with a 'shut -mit, 4-0.
Lingard scorcdtwo with Steve Van-
denberk notching the other two. -