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'Bend' Colo 'als
The Exeter Senior Cen-
tennial soccer team recently
played an exhibition game
against the Grand Bend
Colonials, leaders of the
third division in the London
and District League; and
won by a score of 5-2.
A very well played game
by the Exeter club in all
areas enabled the Exeter
club to score the first goal
when Paul Vandewalle
Upped in a pass from his
brother Jerry. Minutes later
Paul scored again to up the
score to 2-0 in favour of the
Centennials.
The Colonials pressured
the Exeter net most of the
Bantams
lose 6-5
The Exeter bantam minor
soccer club played their best
game of the year only to lose
6-5 in the dying minutes of
the game against Lucan.
The game began with fair-
ly even play until Lucan pop-
ped into a 3-0 lead. Within
ten minutes Exeter fought
back. Rob Weersink made a
perfect pass to Dale Kints
and he made no mistake put=
ting it in the left side.
At the middle of the first
half Andrew Winters fed the
ball to John VanEsbroek
who drifted a perfect shot to
the top right hand corner.
Exeter tied the game
when Rob Weersink caught a
pass from Joe Martens and
sped up field to drill a shot
into the bottom left hand
corner. Two minutes later
Lucan regained the lead.
Ten minutes into the se-
cond half Lucan took a com-
manding 5-3 lead. Strong
goal tending by Glenn Slade
and sheer hustle by Steve
Coates. Mark Winters and
Don Boersma pressed Lucan
in their own end to have
Brian Topp pass the ball to
John VanEsbroek who head-
ed a perfect goal.
Five minutes later Tim
Easterbrook intercepted a
pass. gave the hall to Ernie
Szabe who in return placed a
perfect shot into the top left
hand corner.
With Exeter still pressing,
Lucan intercepted a pass
and took the lead 6-5. A
strong team effort just
couldn't find the tying goal.
Did you know that you are up
to one inch taller in the mor-
ning than at night? The
spinal curve relaxes' and'
lengthens overnight.
first ha
to get
strong de
Exeter sq
scored t
Colonials to
to one goal.
Exeter's re
Blair Burbidge
a fine perform
his ankle near the
first half and was
replaced by Pa
Esbroeck who
brilliantly'for the rest
game.
Just before half time
Vandewalle scored his th
goal to end the half with t
Centennials up 3-1.
A goal scored by Kevin
Simmons at the start of the
second half put the Colonials
to within one goal of tying.
From this point on the
Exeter Centennials t6ok over
dominating the rest of the
game.
Shawn Rotteau put the
Centennials up by 2 with a
long shot which eluded the
hands of Colonial goalie
Luke Mommersteeg. Just
before the end of the game
Gerald Weersink caught the
Colonial goalie out of his net
and made no mistake on his
shot to end the game with the
Centennials winning 5-2.
Special thanks to Bill
Osterloo in refereeing a fine
game.
The following Sunday the
Taxandria Falcons from
Arkona travelled to Exeter
to play a regular season
game. It was the worst
defeat for the Exeter club
this year despite being short
handed and playing without
their regular goalie.
The game started well for
Exeter with left winger
Shawn Rotteau putting a
shot in the top left corner.
From this point on the strong
Taxandria team took over
and scored 10 goals to win
with a 10-1 score.
t only managed
goal past the
ive work of the
. John Mennen
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row the gap
lar goalie
turned in
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The third game played
Saturday afternoon at West
Williams field turned out
well for the Centennials as
they led 2-0 at half and
scored 4 more in the second
half to win with a 6-0 score.
Centre forward Paul
Vandewalle was the leading
goal getter with no less than
goals. Forwards Shawn
Rotteau and John Muller
icked up one apiece.
Next game is at home
nday, September 13 at 2
.m. against Taxandria B.
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SENIOR -JUNIOR GOLF - Al Taylor presents the championship trophy to Harry and
Pau Van Gerwen after they won Sunday's senior-lunior golf tournament of the Ironwood
golf \Iub. T A photo
Need more seniors
Start football practice
By Mail McClure
The South uron senior
and junior f ball squads
commenced p tices this
week - one wit a surplus
and the other wt a shor-
tage of hopefuls.
Only 18 players re pre-
sent at Monday ight's
senior practice while 'er 50
juniors were represen d.
Although he expects few
more players will tui up
once school starts, se or
coach. Ron Bogart would
like at least 30 players.
"We have a lot of gaps td,
fill from last year. There are
some of last year's juniors
who are a little timid and
haven't come out yet",
Bogart said.
Junior coach Dave Cox
was pleased with what he
saw at his first practice.
"We have a good nucleus
returning from what was a
rebuilding year. There was a
lot of speed and good size out
there tonight", Cox noted.
Size will be a big problem
for the senior Panthers, es-
pecially on the line. Linemen
not returning, include Den-
nis McBride. Guy Dietz and
Dale Kerslake. However,
newcomer. Marcel Lecker.
a 200 pound Grade 11 studnet
from Waterloo -Oxford High
School in Baden will hopeful -
Four tie
at Kippen
Tom Middleton, Bill
Cochrane, George Hamm
and Glen Mogk recorded
scores of 25 to lead the
regular Tuesday shoot at the
Kippen gun club.
Continuing the close
competition, Bert Mahaffey,
Geoff Lahn, Jim Butcher, Al
Kyle, John Anderson, Don
Anderson and Dan Crerar
chalked up identical scores
of 24.
Checking in with 23's were
John Van Loo, Paul Johnson,
Bob Caldwell, Grant
McGregor and Gladys
McGregor while Roy
Lamport, Jim Darling and
Charlie Hutchins hit 23
targets.
Edwin Miller and Dale
Passmore were in with
scores of 21, Harold Smith
and Fred Hamm hit 20, Steve
Creces 19 Mery Batkin 17
and Barry Miller 16.
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position.
Several key players on last
year's Huron -Perth cham-
pionship team are presently
trying to secore positions on
university squads. Ed
Hunter Duvar, Doug Hoff-
man and Doug Raymond are
making their respective bids
at Wilfrid Laurier, Waterloo
and Guelph universities.
There are several can-
didates vyingto fill the
quarterback position left
open by the graduation of
Dave Bell. Returnees Bill
Glover and Pete Tuckey are
attempting to secure the
playmaker's job along with
junior Chris Van Gerwen.
Bogart hopes that one of
these players can com-
mandeer the offence with as
much success as Bell did
last year.
The offensive backfield
appears to be the Panther's
strong point with Rick
Lindenfiela, Wayne Smith ,
Kevin Regier and Rich
Fletcher all returning.
Bruce Shaw is also expected
to be strong at his offensive
end position.
Van Gerwen's graduation
to the senior ranks leaves a
large vacancy atquarterback
in the junior offense which
Larry Mothers will he trying
to fill.
The two teams are hoping
to schedule exhibition games
for September 18 but the
first regular season contests
are September 24 at home
against Listowel.
Luca n soccer
teams win twice
Lucan minor soccer teams
won only two of eight games
played this week.
Darlene Fevery and
Debbie Manders were the
goal scorers as the senior
girls dropped a 3-2 decision
to Stratford.
In a 9-3 loss to the Carling
Vulturers, Lisa DeBoer
kicked two goals and Sherry
Smith added a single score
for the Lucan mosquito girls.
Kevin Rollings recorded a
shutout and Jason Dukeshire
and Paul Acres each booted
one goal as the Lucan squirt
Celtics blanked Grand Bend
2-0.
The two atom teams
were the victims of shutouts.
The Cougars lost 3-0 to
Exeter• and the Spurs were
stopped 2-0 by,.flderton. The
mosquitoes were held to a
scoreless tie by the Exeter II
club.
Jerry Emery fired four
goals and Al Craig added a
pair of scores as the Lucan
bantams edged Exeter 6-5.
In pee wee all star action,
Lucan dropped a 5-4 decision
to Marconi of London.
Scoring two goals each for
the Irish team were Lester
Arts and Mike Pratt.
Stephen s
programs
By Lynne Farquhar
Summer programs have
now officially come to an
end with the closing of the
Stephen township pool this
Sunday. unfortunately our
canoe safety demonstration
had to be cancelled due to
the rotten weather we had
Friday but thank you
anyway to Jim and Scott
Merrylees for bringing the
canoe down to the pool.
Summer recreation
hockey league playoffs are
set for September 12 and 13
at Stephen township arena.
Five games are set for
Saturday and two games are
slated for Sunday.
Stephen township arena is
offering a power skating
course set to start Monday
September 14. Registration
is $40.00 for 15 hours of on -ice
instruction. The course is
divided into eight hours of
power skating and seven
hours on the fundamentals of
hockey. Instruction runs
evenings starting on the
14th.
For information on arena
activities and ice rental call
228-6425.
Stephen Neighbourhood
Nursery School will be star-
ting its school year Monday
September 14. Monday will
be set up for registration
only and will give the
youngsters a chance to meet
Elaine and get acquainted
with the nursery school
room.
Nursery school runs mor-
nings. Monday to Friday, .
and is for youngsters 2-5
years. Fees this year will be
$3. per day and 50r for a se-
cond child in the family. Our
best wishes go out to nursery
teacher Elaine Overholt,
who will be Mrs. Tom
Hayter after this weekend.
Va n Gerwen's
win at golf
The father and son com-
bination of Harry and Paul
Van Gerwen won Sunday's
junior -senior golf tourna-
ment at the Ironwood
course.
The Van Gerwens record-
ed a combined score of 70 to
take first prize and the
championship trophy.
Don Cowan and Wayne
Parsons were to the
runnerup position with a 72
while Al Taylor and Steve
Pearce checked in with a 74.
More than 40 golfers par-
ticipated in the competition
which was played around a
number of thunder storms.
"My doctor gave me six
months to live. When he
found I couldn't pay him, he
gave me another six
months."
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TRICK PLAYS -- Bruce Shaw and Jim Rc". a of the Exeter All Stars hear obout some of the
trick plays to be pulled by the Califo-nia Cuties from Heddo Hooker. T -A photo
Small wins
at Ironwood
A two under par 33 allowed
Iver Small to take the low
gross championship in the
"A" flight in Tuesday's
regular men's night at the
ironwood golf course.
Small used two birdies and
seven pars to fashion his
exceptionally low score.
Wayne Pearce won the low
net prize with a score of 27.
In the "B" flight Mike
Cushman recorded the low
gross score of 41 followed by
Bob Drummond with a 43.
'The low net winners were
John Gaiser at 29 and Derry
Boyle with a 33.
Norm Whiting and Pat
Joynt were the "C" flight
best in low gross and low net
with scores of 45 and 31,
respectively.
Mark Edmundson with a
49 took the "D" flight low
gross honours and Marty
Van Heeswick with a 35
was the low net winner.
Stephen Township Arena
Power Skating and
Hockey Fundamental
15 hours on ice instruction - $40.00
Instructors:
Frank Funston
Ron Funston
Cam Stewardson
Limited enrolment
Register by September 12
For further information call 228-6425
Ice Rental available
J
ummer
end
Elaine tells me the
nursery school could use
some extra equipment so if
you're wondering what to do
with some of the following
articles. the nursery school
would be glad to have them;
tricycles. wagons, doll
buggies. and a child's table
with chairs.
If you want to see some
hockey actionloc•allvto keep
with the Canada Cup spirit,
the pros are at Huron
Hockey School and will be
scrimmaging Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday
nights this week at Stephen
township arena in Huron
Park.
Times -Advocate, September 2, 1981
Page 11
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