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Times-Advocate, 1988-07-27, Page 30MOUNT CARMEL WINS -.The Mount Carmel team dominated by McCann's came out on top in the 'A' champi- onship of the weekend Dashwood Friedsburg. Days slo-pitch tournament. Back, left, Ben McCann, John Gillespie, Jim McCann, Murray (Wanna-be-a-McCann) Insley, Brian McCann, Bill McCann, and Dan McCann. Front, Mary -Jo' McCann, Tina Carty, Pauline McCann; Deb McCann, Jayne McCann, Jane•Gillespie and Shawn Gillespie. • Golfer injured Bill Steele is "doing fine" after being hit in the side of the face with _a golf ball while playing at the Seaforth golf club on Sunday, July 17. The blow."knocked him flat", and severed an artery in front of his right car. 1-fis wife, Dr. Lin da Steele, was on the scene in min- utes to give first aid. The ball came from another golfer driving on the fifteenth hole while Steele was chipping onto thc fourth. Steele was taken first to.Seaforth Ilospital, then transferred to Exctcr for a skull x-ray. Steele convalesced at home last wcck, and expects 'to be back at work half-time this wcck. His wifc noted this is the first time he has ever been off work ,because inju- ry. Steele also hopes to be back on the greens this weekend.. Dr. Steele said her 'husband re- ceived excellent attention from both the Scaforth golf club and the hospital. _. Page 2A Times -Advocate, August 3, 1988 Sports Spotlight 1,3 %':ick tti„r•t Shaw in good standing I talked to Dave Shaw during an Exeter Express baseball game Tuesday night about the recent trade New York Rangers and Quebec Nordique made. Rangers swapped Walt Poddubny, top scorer on the team, along with defcnccmcn Bruce Bell (former Nordiquc) and Jari Gronstrand for Quebec's veteran defenceman Normand Rochefort and centre Jason Lafrenicre Shaw, going into his second yew -with New York, seems to think it was a good move. Asked if the acquisition of the seasoned Roche - fort was any threat to his full time spot on the ice, Shaw pointed out that two defcnccmcn went to Quebec in return for one rear -guard. Rochefort apparently clicked with John O'Grodnick during the playoffs two seasons ago. Shaw thinks Michel Bergeron has plans to re -unite the two. Despite the fact that Poddubny scored 38 goals and notched 50 as- sists with Rangers last, season, Shaw says Rangers don't stand to lose much with the trade. According to the New York defenceman, Poddubny was not a team player. After turning in a 32 point season last year with seven goals and 25 assists, Shaw is anxious to get back on skates. Training camp opens September 10. • "We've had a long summer;" he quips. George,- oh ,George George Bell .finally earned at least part of one of the zeros on his pay -check Monday when he knocked the ball out of Exhibition Sta- dium to bring in three runs and secure a 3-1 win for Toronto Blue Jays over Minnesota Twins. The fans, rightly cranky after another season with the Leafs, after the collapse of their ball -park birds, had ragged Bell in the early stag- es of the game when he caught a routine fly -ball -- a rarity for last season's league MVP. But they changed their tune when he smashed the ball over the right field fence. Oh, George, you,know how it goes -- bum one minute, hero the next. . Always elegant with the spoken word, Bell told reporters simply : "No comment." Precise, raw prose. Do you think he's mad at us? • Great fastball If you're looking for some great fastball action this weekend, you have two choices. Licury Minor Ball is holding their annual event at the Licury dia- mond Sunday. The feature gamc,,beginning at 2:30 p.m., should be a barn burner. Ontario. Junior champs St. Marys Creamery Juniors arc going to meet a select team made up of stars in the South West- ern Men's Fastball League and anchored by Derwin Hodgins, ace pitcher for Sarnia Ranson. Saturday night, Exeter Royals will be right in the thick of thcir seventh annual fastball tourney. Royals manager Fred Cook in- formal me that some of the best ball will be played that night when the top teams vie for the Sunday finals. Wilhelm scores two forSquirt In squirt action this week, Exctcr .1 had trouble converting their chanc- es into enough -goals to win ,the game against Lucan I and had to settle for a 2-2 tie: Michael Wilhelm scored both goals for Exctcr I. Lucan scored late in -the game to salvage the tic. Brendan Kraftchcck played well. Exeter 11 and Exctcr i1I clashed in the othcr game. Both teams were tied in the standings before the game and the match up in the field confirmed the tic. Both teams had thcir chances but in the cnd a 1-1 tic was a good reflection of thc play. • Exctcr 11 was led by Jacob Bruner. Bruner was also in on the only goal for Exeter II as be and Dan Snell, dug the ball out to set Greg Geof- frey up for his goal. Exctcr iII had outstanding goal- tending from Brian Hayman and Ben Cottrell. Brent Hartman scored Exeter's lone goal. In atom play both Exctcr teams arc putting the league on fire of late. Exctcr i got an excellent game from Jeremy Brand and Theresa Wilhelm and a four goal perfor- kom Jeff Sararas as they trounced highly placed'Coldstream by a 9-0 score. Other scorers for Exeter were Ge- offrey Mayer (1), David Farquhar (1), Jonathan Groot (2), and Billy Kline (1). • Steven Hcrn's shut out goal tcna- ing led Exeter Ii ter a 2-0 win over Lucan ii. Exctcr controlled the play for -most of the game and were full value for thc win. Luke Sims and Bryce Hann scored for Exeter 11. in girls under 11 action Exctcr re- corded an easy 1-0 win in Cold- stream. After travelling to Cold- stream the opposition could not field a team. The Exeter Mosquitos did not see any action this week. They resume play next week ill quest for first place in their division. in Pee. Wee action, Exeter i took sole possession of first. place after downing Lucan. Led by Mark Brint- nell and Joel Campbell in midfield, Exctcr played an excellent game. - Exeter I goals were scored by Nick Szabo (2), Tim Brand (1), Craig Hern (1), Peter Kantzas (1), Jaimic Dougall (1), and Eugene Bocrsma. Exctcr 11 had a difficult time in their game against St. Columban. Play:ng without some of thcir top players Exctcr fell behind early and were behind 4-0 at half time. . in the second half, Exeter showed its- true character as they held draw St.Columban to a 1-1 tic for a 5-1 final•scorc. Souban •Inlakharta scored Exctcr II's lone goal. In under 17 action, Exctcr kcpt up for a long time with a 'very strong and rough Ilderton team but in the cnd came up on the losing side of a 4-3 score. Rick Topp, Jason McFalls and Chris Chanyi scored for Exctcr. • In their second gamc of the wcck, Exctcr played such better soccer and dominated Strathroy. The final 3-2 score was not a true reflection of the advantage in play the Exctcr kids had. Brett Rideout and Geoff Sanders were stand -outs for Exctcr in this game. Scorers were Justin O'Rourke, Chris Chanyi and Brent Bell. fax THEY KNEW WHO WON - The Darned If I Know team won the 'B' championship at the weekend Dashwood Friedsburg Days. slo-pitch tournament.. Back, -left, Jim Dietrich, Ron Mason, Geoff Moss, Paul Brannon, John Hayter and Jim Sweitzer. Front, Barb Brannon, Kathy Mason Barb Mason, Kathy Hayter, bat girl Melissa Hayter, Linda Dietrich and Marg Sweitzer. Greys place third in Elgin tourney PART ELGIN - Exeter Greys in five of seven runs. travelled.toPort Elgin last week- Greys -won 7.2 and advanced to end and put on a good showing the -A -semi-final on Monday. in a 24 team tournament, plac-' • The team put up a good' fight ing third. but one rough inning gave the The r first game Saturday was Kitchener -Waterloo Record team against Forum --Sports from -five runs: --C rcys_ivent..down 5=0 Guelph. Patty Down pitched after stranding four runners on well andtriples from Hcitli Elli- base. ott and Gail Baucrrnan led the . Elliott was named Most Valu - Greys to a 13-5 win. able Player for her strong dcfen- . Later Saturday Greys met Port /sive play. Elgin Bells. Strong pitching and Greys came up against some offence by -Tess Nethery earned good pitching in the tournament her Most Valuable Player of the and enjoyed the calibre of play. game. The team batted well to • Greys thank their loyal fans claim an 11-0 victory. for making the long trip and Sunday evening the team met showing up to every game. Your Economical . Insurance from support is appreciated. Kitchener. Heidi EllioU pitched a This weekend Greys travel to one -hitter. Moorefield. Their first game of Catcher Sandra Burns went the tournament is Saturday at 2 four -for -four at bat and brought p.m. 4_ Lucan downs Bryanston BRYANS,TON - Last .wcck, ijt ty kick and Scott Thompson put squirt soccer action, Lucan II tray- the fourth.goal in the net. cllcd to Bryanston and came home Marcus Appclman made a good with a 4-0 victory 'in squirt soccer rush and -got a strong shot away but action this wcck. was robbed by the Bryanston goal- Lucan dominated the play with keeper. - Adatn Ryan scoring two goals - one - Lindsay Parsons and Marla Barker on a penalty kick.. • played well on defence.. - Stcve.11opkins scored on a penal - Ironwood men EXETER - Lawrence Carr topped- uet int flight-wens-to.Pcrry Knee A flight with a low gross of 34 with a 30. Bud Preszcator was run - Tuesday when McGuiness spon- ncr-up after he managed a 32 on a. sorcd the Ironwood -Men's Club. three-way count back. I lc was followed by Ken Bergman. Low net in A,flight was won by. Jiro. Russell who shot a 31. Don Cowan was runner-up. Brad Datcrs shot.a 37 to'claim B flight low gross. He was followed by Larry Wicn. - Tony Underhill capped low net honours with a 31 while Rob Funston followed with a 32. Next week's action will be spon- Bill Gilfillan dominated C flight, sorcd by Stan Frayne's Variety, with a .40. while Brian Penhalc . Sherwood Farm Machinery and Al - notched a 43 to stay close. Low goma Tire. Jiro pe Block captured D flight by turning in a 44. Close was Fred Mills with 46. Low net in D flight went.to Barry Mills whose score of 32 beat Bob Osgood on .a count back. -Skins went to Perry K-ncc, Law- rence Carr and Stu 1lomuth. 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Seal, around winacws and doors. • Completely f•exible to resist cracking las!c 20 years or more' OLYMPIC STAIN The linseed on in Oivmpic stain gets right into the wood to beautify and protect it for years Decor Precalt PATIO STONES The natural grey colour makes an attractive 1 24 x 24 ;or each sidewalk patio or base for your neib garden ! sped CASH 6 CARRY - 1 24 x 30 : 489 each 1999 4 titres 18 x 18 !" each r ' . r •J Model • 540 POWER ROOF VENT Blow out the super Heated air in your attic Helps to reduce your air conditioning costs Bring in your attic dimensions .sen Help you figure out your ventilation ^eels rite* FOAM SEALANT Expands into cracks am crevices to proy,de a 995 can 9 Permanent 'polyurethane nsuiat,on One . sman can equals 30 tubes of cau k 1895 1000 g `DOES NOT CONTAIN UREA FORMA;OEHynE can ODEXTERIOR FLAT ACRYLIC Goes on Smooth and easy for years of good looks Available in many colours *1200 Exeter 131 Thames Rd W 235-1422 Goclerich Condon Mitchell strathroy 295 Bayrtek) Rd 314 837t 1290TrafalrlarSt 453 4781 No 8 N gnway East SAI I1117 7S Caradot St 5 243 1160 TIIISonburg 116 T,IISOn Ave 8424K71 Watford 494 Front St 876 7810 Sarna wyO, snst and PftrO4,a caN 445 SSBS '4'W pr.tns are hM.tPf t0 current sox t Some items may not be PINY fly as mustrated You can shop where the builders buy! ionto Open 7:30 - 5:30 Mon. - Fri. 8:00 - 4:00 Saturday Vines in effect until August 6 1988 A Friedsburg Days spawns slo-pitch champs fax THEY KNEW WHO WON - The Darned If I Know team won the 'B' championship at the weekend Dashwood Friedsburg Days. slo-pitch tournament.. Back, -left, Jim Dietrich, Ron Mason, Geoff Moss, Paul Brannon, John Hayter and Jim Sweitzer. Front, Barb Brannon, Kathy Mason Barb Mason, Kathy Hayter, bat girl Melissa Hayter, Linda Dietrich and Marg Sweitzer. Greys place third in Elgin tourney PART ELGIN - Exeter Greys in five of seven runs. travelled.toPort Elgin last week- Greys -won 7.2 and advanced to end and put on a good showing the -A -semi-final on Monday. in a 24 team tournament, plac-' • The team put up a good' fight ing third. but one rough inning gave the The r first game Saturday was Kitchener -Waterloo Record team against Forum --Sports from -five runs: --C rcys_ivent..down 5=0 Guelph. Patty Down pitched after stranding four runners on well andtriples from Hcitli Elli- base. ott and Gail Baucrrnan led the . Elliott was named Most Valu - Greys to a 13-5 win. able Player for her strong dcfen- . Later Saturday Greys met Port /sive play. Elgin Bells. Strong pitching and Greys came up against some offence by -Tess Nethery earned good pitching in the tournament her Most Valuable Player of the and enjoyed the calibre of play. game. The team batted well to • Greys thank their loyal fans claim an 11-0 victory. for making the long trip and Sunday evening the team met showing up to every game. Your Economical . Insurance from support is appreciated. Kitchener. Heidi EllioU pitched a This weekend Greys travel to one -hitter. Moorefield. Their first game of Catcher Sandra Burns went the tournament is Saturday at 2 four -for -four at bat and brought p.m. 4_ Lucan downs Bryanston BRYANS,TON - Last .wcck, ijt ty kick and Scott Thompson put squirt soccer action, Lucan II tray- the fourth.goal in the net. cllcd to Bryanston and came home Marcus Appclman made a good with a 4-0 victory 'in squirt soccer rush and -got a strong shot away but action this wcck. was robbed by the Bryanston goal- Lucan dominated the play with keeper. - Adatn Ryan scoring two goals - one - Lindsay Parsons and Marla Barker on a penalty kick.. • played well on defence.. - Stcve.11opkins scored on a penal - Ironwood men EXETER - Lawrence Carr topped- uet int flight-wens-to.Pcrry Knee A flight with a low gross of 34 with a 30. Bud Preszcator was run - Tuesday when McGuiness spon- ncr-up after he managed a 32 on a. sorcd the Ironwood -Men's Club. three-way count back. I lc was followed by Ken Bergman. Low net in A,flight was won by. Jiro. Russell who shot a 31. Don Cowan was runner-up. Brad Datcrs shot.a 37 to'claim B flight low gross. He was followed by Larry Wicn. - Tony Underhill capped low net honours with a 31 while Rob Funston followed with a 32. Next week's action will be spon- Bill Gilfillan dominated C flight, sorcd by Stan Frayne's Variety, with a .40. while Brian Penhalc . Sherwood Farm Machinery and Al - notched a 43 to stay close. Low goma Tire. Jiro pe Block captured D flight by turning in a 44. Close was Fred Mills with 46. Low net in D flight went.to Barry Mills whose score of 32 beat Bob Osgood on .a count back. -Skins went to Perry K-ncc, Law- rence Carr and Stu 1lomuth. Summer's End Build -it Sale Available in 8 to 16 lengths BPCU ROOFMASTER ASPHALT SHINGLES Heavy duty roof master cningies come with a 15 vear limited warrant Bring in your roof dimensions and we II helc you estimate the :amount you need CASH & CARRY MINI BARN Kit includes Prefab _ —_ - - wan & truss frames 7;16 waferboard wall b roof sheathing standard weight shtng'es pine trim and Hardware Easy to follow instructions rSEMI-TRANSPARENT OIL oimanized PRESSURE \ TREATED LUMBER The original pressure treated lumber. Ideal for all your outdoor projects. Guaranteed for a lifetime against rotting arid termites MONO EXTERIOR CAULKING The one that the pros use. Seal, around winacws and doors. • Completely f•exible to resist cracking las!c 20 years or more' OLYMPIC STAIN The linseed on in Oivmpic stain gets right into the wood to beautify and protect it for years Decor Precalt PATIO STONES The natural grey colour makes an attractive 1 24 x 24 ;or each sidewalk patio or base for your neib garden ! sped CASH 6 CARRY - 1 24 x 30 : 489 each 1999 4 titres 18 x 18 !" each r ' . r •J Model • 540 POWER ROOF VENT Blow out the super Heated air in your attic Helps to reduce your air conditioning costs Bring in your attic dimensions .sen Help you figure out your ventilation ^eels rite* FOAM SEALANT Expands into cracks am crevices to proy,de a 995 can 9 Permanent 'polyurethane nsuiat,on One . sman can equals 30 tubes of cau k 1895 1000 g `DOES NOT CONTAIN UREA FORMA;OEHynE can ODEXTERIOR FLAT ACRYLIC Goes on Smooth and easy for years of good looks Available in many colours *1200 Exeter 131 Thames Rd W 235-1422 Goclerich Condon Mitchell strathroy 295 Bayrtek) Rd 314 837t 1290TrafalrlarSt 453 4781 No 8 N gnway East SAI I1117 7S Caradot St 5 243 1160 TIIISonburg 116 T,IISOn Ave 8424K71 Watford 494 Front St 876 7810 Sarna wyO, snst and PftrO4,a caN 445 SSBS '4'W pr.tns are hM.tPf t0 current sox t Some items may not be PINY fly as mustrated You can shop where the builders buy! ionto Open 7:30 - 5:30 Mon. - Fri. 8:00 - 4:00 Saturday Vines in effect until August 6 1988 A