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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-07-27, Page 31Times -Advocate, August 3, 1988 Page 3A Cowgirls claim three wins in South Perth action Crcditow Cowgirls added three more wins and one loss to their standings by defeating Blanshard -11-1, Denfield 9-8, .Kirkton 12-2 and then losing to the Exeter Greys bvascoreof4l. Against the Kirkton ladies club, Cowgirls -started off slow and, al- lowed their opposition to take the lead in•thc second inning but start- ed to use their buts in the third in- ning notching four runs, one more run in the fifth and then blasted in `seven more runs in the seventh in- ning to take the win; B.ren(ia Morgari pitched a -strong steady game coming away with eight strikeouts. She also led the Cowgirls .at bat with a triple, dou- ble and a single. Kelli Phillips notched three sin- gle hits, Mary Lou Tasko and Lori • Devlacminek added two hits and Brenda Wilds started the Cowgirls to their final score in the third with a long homerun. Singles came from the bats of -Pauline Brannon, Marilyn Young, Deb Lord, Lisa Van Gcel, Lori Van Osch and Ka- thy Giclen. Brannon played a steady catcher's position, Yoi;hg and Lord had some great catches and Tasko played a great second base. Against the strong Exeter Greys on Tuesday, July 26, the Crediton Colonials lose to Chatham GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend Colonial Soccer team lost another game this week when Chatham beat them 2-0. With.a bye this week, Colonial's next game is August .7 - at the West Williams field against - Wallaccburg. .The Mosquitos defeated Cold • - stream with a high -scoring 10-3 win. Josh Vermculen scored three goals while Kevin Carson picked up two. Single goals went to Jere- my Anderson, Warren Haist, Mi- chael Stanlake, Philip Carey, and Trent Stcllingwcrff. In their last two matches, Mos- quitos were shut -out, by St. Co- lumban I and St. Columban II. Both games wcrc 8-0. They play at home tonight. against Lucan. Two of the three goals scored by Grand Bend Atom team members wcrc on penalty kicks when they defeated .Lucan, .3-1 on ,July, 18. Simon Dcsjardine scored twice, and Troy Stcllingwcrff added the single on a penalty shot.- _ Monday, July 25 Grand Bend lost to Arva 2-1. It was a very tight match, with no scoring in the first • half. Desjardine put the ball into the net on a penalty shot. The Grand Bend Squirts are on a winning streak after winning their last three games. • July 14 they beat Exeter Ill in a 4-2 game. Bryce Kadlccik and Brian Tuddrick scored two goals each. Squirts then beat Nairn 9-0. Kadlc- cik booted in four, Tuddrick, three; and Leslie Stefanko scored two. Thursday, July 28, Squirts pulled out. a 3-1 win over Coldstream. Kadlecik scored two, with Tuddrick adding the third goal. - Sportsfest depends on support WINGIIAM - Th a success of any community event depends on the support of sponsors, community organizations and volunteers. Sportsfest '88, to beheld in Wing - ham August 19, 20; 21, is no ex- ception. To date almost 75 volunteers are busy organizing the 29 fun -filled sporting events for this festive weekend. • They arc also busy with preparations designed to help dis- play Winghain in all of its fine co- lours to the 3,000 visitors who are . expected to attend. Though these . volunteers have helped to bring the reality of a suc- cessful weekend within reach, many more arc needed to really make it happen. •"Wingham businesses, community groups and residents have really -pulled together for this Lawn bowling EXETER - Allan Johns claimed high score with two wins and a score of 27 Tuesday when 28 -bowlers took to the lawns in Exet- cr. Bev Parsons followed with two wins and a score of 26 and Isabel Rogerson claimed third place with two wins and a score of 24 plus four. Lauretta Siegncr managed two wins and a score of 23 plus five. • Shc was followed by 1 Icnry Trick- ey and Bill Rogerson who tied with two wins and a -score of 23 each. Thursday, Stewart Miner was at Do you know how to reduce the risk of getting AIDS? Practise safer sex. (,et the facts Let's -talk. (:all the ( huario Ministry of 1lcalth AIDS I1otlinc I -81) l-b(8-A11)S R.A. 2 Lucknow S/tato n landscaping rintir 529-7247 We .nvite you to come .n and see our ex- tensive line of casual furniture products Supero Quality Unsurpassed HOURS Mon - Sat 8 - 5. Closed Sunday the top of the list with two wins and a score of 24. Emma Campbell and Ernie Chipchase-tical for second place with two wins and a score of 23.. In keeping with the trend; Del- mar Skinner and Ruth Skinner tied for third with two wins and a score of 21. . Saturday saw some tough compe- tition among 21 bowlers -when Al- lan McFalls emerged at the top with two wins and a score of 29. In sec- ond place was Gertrude Hamilton with two wins and a score of 27. She was followed by Peter McFalls with two wins and a score of 24. JACK'S Plumbing & Headng (Exeter) Inc. Water Softeners Central Vacuum Central Air Conditioning' JACK MAVER (519)235-0581 ' J lel /NO NNUAL GENERAL MEETING Mon., Aug. 15 at 8 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Anyone interested is invited to attend. EXETER MOHAWKS Hockey Club Inc. NEIL OSTRANDER PHOTOGRAPHY • Weddings • Portraits • Commercial y-/ • Groups • Framing • Custom Black & White R.R. 3 Parkhill, NOM 2K0 238-5056 Hwy. 81 halfway between Grand Bend and Parkhill At 460 hi lib lidd You'll Love Golfing at Our Course OUR GREENS ARE GREEN andcur CLUBHOUSE AIR CONDITIONED IRONWOD GOLF CLUB Located one mile East of Exeter off Highway 83. Phone (519) 235-1521 • went" said Phil Beard, Chairman of Sportsfest-'88. ladies played an excellent game. They came on strong in the first inning by making contact with -Ex- eter's Tess Nethery's pitches, load- ing the bases. Greys tied up the score at 1-1 in the second inning and then added one run in each of the next three innings to take the win. Leading Crediton at the plate was Brenda Morgan with two singles. Debbie Lord, Lori Devlaeminck, Karen Williams and Pauline Bran- non each added single hits leaving six runners on base but were un- successful in hitting them home. Morgan pitched a very competi- tive game and good fielding was displayed by Pauline Brannon, Kel- li Phillips and Deb Lord. Against Denfield on Monday, July 25, Crediton and Dcnhelds:. H a real see saw battle for the lead. Crediton played well defensively but were- plagued with lots of strikeouts They did manage three homeruns, however. Leading Crediton at the plate was Morgan with a homerun, a triple and a single. Mary Lou Tasko was three -for -four trips to the plate, Kar- en Williams and Brenda Wilds had a homerun and single each. while Margie Austin and Tammy Regicr added single hits. Debbie Lord pitched her first game coming back from an injury. Lord, Tasko, Wilds. and Austin played a good defensive game also. Friday, July 22, Cowgirls came on strong in the second inning to Cops run for Olympics TORONTO - The "Adopt -A -Cop" fund-raising program for Special Olympics is up and running at On- tario Provincial Police detachments and other police forces across the province. Special Olympics is an interna- tional program of physical fitness, sports training and athletic competi- tion for children and adults with mental retardation. "Last year, 1,120 law enforce- ment runners ran over 550 miles and raised in excess of $100,000 for Special Olympics in Ontario. The total distance of this year's eight runs exceeds 2,000 miles," said S/ Sgt. Bill Small, Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run Coor- dinator for the OPP. Each of the ceremonial Torch Runs begins in August at a differ- ent time and place, however, all eight runs finish together in Hamil- ton on August 12 for the official start of Special Olympics. jr. ' '>° k (. AOvab „Am& vr." c74'; KICKS - Kyle Farwell puts everything he has into a kick during a Tyke game last Tuesday. At the left is Timothy Snell. Farwell is followed closely by a Lucan player. Exeter Tykes are coached by Henri Debruyn. Cottle tops boards . EXETER - Ray Cottle managed a high score of 326 in five games of mixed shuffleboard action this weektolead the pack. He was fol- lowed by Clara Harris with 321 and Estelle Chalmt;i'swuh 308. In six games, John Pepper' led with 482. Pepper was followed by Albert Rummel with 433 and Joe- Gosar with 406. Lloyd Lovell - rounded out the scoring with 402. Pepper was again at the top of . the pile after four games when he scored 394 to top Pearl McKnight's score of 260. In five games, Albert Hummel notched 499 to claim high. score' Joe Gosar followed with 370 and r Charlie Tindall placed third with 363. Wilma Davis closed out the scor- ing with 321. Royals tourney agenda Exeter Royals seventh annual fastball tournament gets underway Friday August 5 at 8 p.m.. The three day, 16 team, true double - knockout event will feature teams from all parts of Ontario. They arc playing for 52,000 in travel money with first prize being $1,000. Friday night on diamond one at 8 p.m., Lucan Harry's Spring Service with St. Marys Creamery junior ace hurler. Paul Horenburg as well as veterans Brian Noyes, Dennis Carty and Kevin Lightfoot will play last year's Royals tourney champs and South Perth champi- ons, St. Pauls Generals. • On diamond two Fullarton 'A's' former tourney champs will take on West Lorne featuring Steve Virag and Rob Schneckenbcrger. M 9:30 p.m. on diamond one Sarnia, sporting former Glis players Lou Dimuzio, Al Fangeant, Bill Abercrombie and former M.V.P. of the Ontario Elimination, Wayne Pariycau, will play against a strong St. Marys Staffens team coached by fiery Lou Corrivcau. Veterans John Urquhart, John Roger, John Bell, Dennis Near and Jim Siddall arc some of the leaders on this team. On diamond two New Hamburg Juniors, Ontario Junior clim i ition runncrup with Canadian pickup pitcher Brad Hondcrich will meet -Oakville Jrs. - Games start Saturdaymorning at 9 a.m. with diamond one featuring Kitchener Mcleods with hard throw- ing Don Rae against Stratford Ley. scr led by pitchers Jim Avery and Mark Daoust. On diamond two, Optical Design coached by Bob Walters will take on Chepstow Aces with Vince Mullins and Doug Petteplace lead- ing the way. At 10:30 a.m., the first round will finish with Pctrolia, steered by N.N.L. player Bob Gould, playing Fred Follings and the Shakespeare Colts. On diamond two, a strong Owen Sound team will face Chatham. Games continue until 10:30 p.m. on Saturday. Play will resume Sun- day morning at 10:30 a.m. with the final games starting around 4:30 p.m. There will be no admission and food and refreshments will be avail- able. So for no cost you can see some of the best fastball in Onta- rio. . farce utc Tcau anu uevu Looked back. They split their back -to -hack series with Blanshard by losing in their. first apearance ,by a score of 15-3 but showed their true colours the following Friday night. ' Leading Crediton at the plate was Karen Williams with a double and a triple. Wilds, Morgan, Devlae- minck, Tasko and Kathy Giclen notched two singles each.. Singles went to Regicr and Marilyn Young. On location or Studio Bart DeVries1° PHOTOGRAPHY (OMMIR( • WEDDINGS PORIR IIS - GROUPS PUBLICITY Telephone 2iS-1298 117 Thames Rd., fast. Exeter. 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