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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-21, Page 1Ames - Serving South Huron, North Middlesex September 21, 1988 dvocate & North tambton Since 1873 Page 1A Peewees win in overtime EXETER - The soccer season ended this weekend with final playoffs in three age groups. Exet- er teams wcrc very successful in reaching thc A finals in all three tournaments but only Exctcr Ii Pee- Wees managed to win their A title in overtime. In the two other divi- sion;, Exeter teams lost in over- time. , In Atom play, a very strong play- • ingExctcr l i team defeated Ildcrton and received a hyo into the A final. In semi-final play, Exctcr I came up against a very strong St. Columban team. After taking a 1-0 lead the team started to play too defensively and St. Columban stormed back with five unanswered goals for a 5- 1 win and a place in the A final against Exctcr 11. After a very entertaining battle overtime had to bring a decision as the teams wcrc tied 2-2 at thc end of the game. In the overtime it was St. Co - Sports lumhan that got the chance it need- ed to win the game 3.2. in PceWcc action both Exctcr teams won their preliminary games Exeter I won 2-1 over Lucan and Exeter II beat Nairn 3-0. These re- sults sct up a semi final game be- tween Exctcr i and Exeter 11. t Both teams met twice during the season with each squad winning once. In this game the accurate shoot- ing of Sisavay Scngkhounmany proved to be the difference as he scored twice - once from a direct fret kick and once from a penalty shot. The win set Exctcr iI up in the A final against league champi- ons Grand Bend. After a hard-fought game that end- ed in a 0-0 draw, it was again the accuracy of Sisavay that decided the Please turn to page 4A Express claim Great Lakes title STRATHROY - fn a classic case of putting the cart before the horse, Exeter Express followed their recent provincial Senior D championship win with the acquisition of.a league title. Due to scheduling, Express didn't play their Great Lakes final series against Strathroy until this wcck when they swept them 2-0 in a best -of -three sones. .Express handed Strathroy a 10-7 loss and then followed that up with a 12-2 rout to end thc season on a second high note. Dave Hayter led thc team offen- sively in gamc.onc, turning in two singles and a doublc_Rob Dickey and Walt Parkinson each contribut- ed a double and a single in thc ef- fort. Exctcr took a14-3 lead after the second inning, but Strathroy tied the game with one run in the third and then went ahead with a three - run fourth inning. Exctcr recovered in the fifth, pushing four runs Pcross the plate. They added two more in the sixth to Plcasc turn to page 4A Greys are South -Perth champs ST. MARYS - Exctcr Greys are the South -Penh Ladies Fast - ball champions. They earned that title Tuesd:.y night after defeat- ing St. Marys 8-4, claiming their third wtdand clinching the hest -of -five series 3-1. East week, St: Marys pulled a 2.1 victory out their hats to push the series to four games and bring the play back to home turf, but Exeter neutralized the home field advantage to. :laim the title. Greys built a 5-1 lead by the end of the third inning and added one run in the fifth and two more in the seventh to counter a three run rally by St. Marys. Elaine Gould and Heidi Elliott crossed the plate in the second Inning ,after capitalizing on a • fielder's choice and a single by Tess Nethcry. Sandra Burns got on base with a single in the second, then came hbme on an error which allowed Gould to advance to fust. A sin- gle by Bonnie Caldwell pushed Gould and Elliott home after St. Marys loaded • the bases with walks. Nethery singled in the fifth to score Alice Dietrich. A home run •by Dianne McCuaig in the Seventh scored Dietrich for some insurance: Patty Down pitched the entire game for Exeter, striking out six batters and allowing 10 hits. She walked five opponents. j In effect Thurs . Fri.. Sat. While Su Back to School Specials . . ,dies last Tasty Nu white or 60% whole wheat bread Baden XXX Fresh daily, 24 oz. loaf Colby 'f ruck Soft OTi�nei Cheese MRolls doz $1.09 Curds Chelsea • Buns pkg of B $1.09 9 Peanut Butter • Cookies doz. $1:49 Cheese :: We have' a wife variety of • Delicious Donuts lb $3.49 lb. $3.69 For the freshest bread, rolls, pastries and donuts come to tttttt�tt� � � asty�u Bakery (I Cheese Mouse "Traditional quality" tine. 1020 .. .. Exeter 235-0332 ............ . . ...... • Doig wins Eighty-seven golfers crowded thc fairways to compete for top hon- ours at Ironwood Invitational Golf Tournament held at ironwood Satur- day. The excellent playing conditions and difficult pin placements- made by greens keeper Don Gifford made play very challenging. Cam Doig of Scafortt turned in the winningscore of 71. Doig scored a "36 ront nine and 35 second nine. He also won the longest drive which was on or about 320 yards. Steve Pearce recorded close second. Don Cowan ur Exctcr was also a bis winner. He" placed his tee -off shot on Numbcr seven hole 12 inches from the pin and this effort gave him one week's accommoda- tion in Porta Plata, compliments of Plcasc turn to page 3A Exeter wins consolation final South Huron hosts tourney fl v Michelle Ellison EXETER - Friday and Saturday South Huron hosted their Annual Senior Girls invitational Basketball Tournament. Terry O'Rourke, coach of South Huron's senior girls team, organized the tournament and accepted entries from seven schools in the arca. unfortunately, O'Rourke received word on Thursday that Sarnia St.- Clair would be a last minute with- drawal. With such short notice O'Rourke was unable to locate an- other team to replace -Sarnia and de- cided to use his own team •as the re- . placement. This meant that South Huron would be playing two games back to hack on Friday evening. South Huron's first opponent was. Parkhill.• -The locals played -effec- tively in the first half and came up only three points behind at' half lime. But in the second half. Park- hill widened the gap and won 38 - 25 Top scorers for South Huron ‘serc !Michelle Ellison with 10. points, Laurie Forrester with six and Heath- er Rideout with five. • `Immediately folkw; ing their first game, the girls..met a strong Oak - .ridge team. 'Once again South I lu- 'on trailed by a narrow margin at the hail. in the third quarter Oak- Plcasc turn to page 2A. SENIOR GIRLS - South Huron senior girls basketball ran into a powerhouse team from London's kridge Sec- omndary•Schoolent. Friday evening. Laurie Forrester and Sonya Shantz get ready to defend their net. A ough coach Terry O'Rourke says the girls played well, Oakridge not only defeated South Huron but went on to fl the tourna- • The elernentar MIN moves e of so -• itch ...,_._1 I•1i j - ( w itlttttttt�w rMIDI awn.r. lj . ; �' - - ��� ',` .. i ; .. ► sr Air a.9Y.i �` {i t .,,, re op, _. _ hj • ► t f . .- ' t r' .:»?c� ... Nrilt �.• xi ��a It� L Vila r _.=v'Or !I..' 'YG `, _i It 10 • ANON - Iib i1.. READY FOR ACTION - Precious Blood teacher Terry Wilhelm sizes up HERE'S. THE PITCH - Wilhelm delivers a high -arching pitch. perfectly a batter during the South Huron elementary teachers-slo-pitch tournament centered. on the weekend. DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB - The pitcher watches the ball's pro - gression as it sails out of the park. Ames - Serving South Huron, North Middlesex September 21, 1988 dvocate & North tambton Since 1873 Page 1A Peewees win in overtime EXETER - The soccer season ended this weekend with final playoffs in three age groups. Exet- er teams wcrc very successful in reaching thc A finals in all three tournaments but only Exctcr Ii Pee- Wees managed to win their A title in overtime. In the two other divi- sion;, Exeter teams lost in over- time. , In Atom play, a very strong play- • ingExctcr l i team defeated Ildcrton and received a hyo into the A final. In semi-final play, Exctcr I came up against a very strong St. Columban team. After taking a 1-0 lead the team started to play too defensively and St. Columban stormed back with five unanswered goals for a 5- 1 win and a place in the A final against Exctcr 11. After a very entertaining battle overtime had to bring a decision as the teams wcrc tied 2-2 at thc end of the game. In the overtime it was St. Co - Sports lumhan that got the chance it need- ed to win the game 3.2. in PceWcc action both Exctcr teams won their preliminary games Exeter I won 2-1 over Lucan and Exeter II beat Nairn 3-0. These re- sults sct up a semi final game be- tween Exctcr i and Exeter 11. t Both teams met twice during the season with each squad winning once. In this game the accurate shoot- ing of Sisavay Scngkhounmany proved to be the difference as he scored twice - once from a direct fret kick and once from a penalty shot. The win set Exctcr iI up in the A final against league champi- ons Grand Bend. After a hard-fought game that end- ed in a 0-0 draw, it was again the accuracy of Sisavay that decided the Please turn to page 4A Express claim Great Lakes title STRATHROY - fn a classic case of putting the cart before the horse, Exeter Express followed their recent provincial Senior D championship win with the acquisition of.a league title. Due to scheduling, Express didn't play their Great Lakes final series against Strathroy until this wcck when they swept them 2-0 in a best -of -three sones. .Express handed Strathroy a 10-7 loss and then followed that up with a 12-2 rout to end thc season on a second high note. Dave Hayter led thc team offen- sively in gamc.onc, turning in two singles and a doublc_Rob Dickey and Walt Parkinson each contribut- ed a double and a single in thc ef- fort. Exctcr took a14-3 lead after the second inning, but Strathroy tied the game with one run in the third and then went ahead with a three - run fourth inning. Exctcr recovered in the fifth, pushing four runs Pcross the plate. They added two more in the sixth to Plcasc turn to page 4A Greys are South -Perth champs ST. MARYS - Exctcr Greys are the South -Penh Ladies Fast - ball champions. They earned that title Tuesd:.y night after defeat- ing St. Marys 8-4, claiming their third wtdand clinching the hest -of -five series 3-1. East week, St: Marys pulled a 2.1 victory out their hats to push the series to four games and bring the play back to home turf, but Exeter neutralized the home field advantage to. :laim the title. Greys built a 5-1 lead by the end of the third inning and added one run in the fifth and two more in the seventh to counter a three run rally by St. Marys. Elaine Gould and Heidi Elliott crossed the plate in the second Inning ,after capitalizing on a • fielder's choice and a single by Tess Nethcry. Sandra Burns got on base with a single in the second, then came hbme on an error which allowed Gould to advance to fust. A sin- gle by Bonnie Caldwell pushed Gould and Elliott home after St. Marys loaded • the bases with walks. Nethery singled in the fifth to score Alice Dietrich. A home run •by Dianne McCuaig in the Seventh scored Dietrich for some insurance: Patty Down pitched the entire game for Exeter, striking out six batters and allowing 10 hits. She walked five opponents. j In effect Thurs . Fri.. Sat. While Su Back to School Specials . . ,dies last Tasty Nu white or 60% whole wheat bread Baden XXX Fresh daily, 24 oz. loaf Colby 'f ruck Soft OTi�nei Cheese MRolls doz $1.09 Curds Chelsea • Buns pkg of B $1.09 9 Peanut Butter • Cookies doz. $1:49 Cheese :: We have' a wife variety of • Delicious Donuts lb $3.49 lb. $3.69 For the freshest bread, rolls, pastries and donuts come to tttttt�tt� � � asty�u Bakery (I Cheese Mouse "Traditional quality" tine. 1020 .. .. Exeter 235-0332 ............ . . ...... • Doig wins Eighty-seven golfers crowded thc fairways to compete for top hon- ours at Ironwood Invitational Golf Tournament held at ironwood Satur- day. The excellent playing conditions and difficult pin placements- made by greens keeper Don Gifford made play very challenging. Cam Doig of Scafortt turned in the winningscore of 71. Doig scored a "36 ront nine and 35 second nine. He also won the longest drive which was on or about 320 yards. Steve Pearce recorded close second. Don Cowan ur Exctcr was also a bis winner. He" placed his tee -off shot on Numbcr seven hole 12 inches from the pin and this effort gave him one week's accommoda- tion in Porta Plata, compliments of Plcasc turn to page 3A Exeter wins consolation final South Huron hosts tourney fl v Michelle Ellison EXETER - Friday and Saturday South Huron hosted their Annual Senior Girls invitational Basketball Tournament. Terry O'Rourke, coach of South Huron's senior girls team, organized the tournament and accepted entries from seven schools in the arca. unfortunately, O'Rourke received word on Thursday that Sarnia St.- Clair would be a last minute with- drawal. With such short notice O'Rourke was unable to locate an- other team to replace -Sarnia and de- cided to use his own team •as the re- . placement. This meant that South Huron would be playing two games back to hack on Friday evening. South Huron's first opponent was. Parkhill.• -The locals played -effec- tively in the first half and came up only three points behind at' half lime. But in the second half. Park- hill widened the gap and won 38 - 25 Top scorers for South Huron ‘serc !Michelle Ellison with 10. points, Laurie Forrester with six and Heath- er Rideout with five. • `Immediately folkw; ing their first game, the girls..met a strong Oak - .ridge team. 'Once again South I lu- 'on trailed by a narrow margin at the hail. in the third quarter Oak- Plcasc turn to page 2A. SENIOR GIRLS - South Huron senior girls basketball ran into a powerhouse team from London's kridge Sec- omndary•Schoolent. Friday evening. Laurie Forrester and Sonya Shantz get ready to defend their net. A ough coach Terry O'Rourke says the girls played well, Oakridge not only defeated South Huron but went on to fl the tourna- •