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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-12, Page 13In Grand Bend, Sunday Centennials start with two victories The Exeter Centennial senior soccer club la off to a fairly good start for the 1902 season, Out of the 4 games played already this season, the Centennials have come out with 2 victories, a tie and a loss. April 24 was the first game, an exhibition game, or the Centennials. They travelled to Goderich to play Goderich United, a team presently playing the the 2nd division of the London and District league. ' Exeter played strong for their first game gaining a 1-1 tie. All the scoring was in the 2nd half with Goderich getting the first goal. Jerry Vandewalle scored Exeter's goal on a perfectly placed kick from the right wing into the top far corner. The following Sunday, May 1 Exeter opened its season schedule by General Meeting EMWA 1 Junior D Hawks Wed:. May 1.9 7:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Discussion on proposed agreement for Junior D Hockey Club. Copies of. the agreement avail- able from EMHA Secretary Kathy Whiteford. 235-0894 TI7hanhs... The executivvg of the Exeter Junior 'D' Booster Club would like to say "THANKS" to everyone whosup- ported the Junior 'D' Hockey Team in the 1981-82 hockey' season. All those businesses and persons " who helped in financial, moral or physical ways arii yell/ muck appreciated bnd we look for continuous support into the 1982- 1983 season. The Executive travelling to Sarnia to play Dante Italia. Exeter played fairly well but the superb ball controlling Italians managed a 2-0 win. The third game, another exhibition game, was played egafn in Goderk:b Thursday night under the lights against a senior team from Goderich. The game was a wide open affair with Exeter dominating and coming up on top with a 5.1 score. • Left winger Shawn Rot- Teau led the way vvith 3 goals while centre forward Paul Vandewalle was right behind with two. Sunday a team from Sarnia, the Latinno's travelled to the Canners field in Exeter where they were outclassed by the strong Exeter club. A good give and go game with good an- ticipation put Exeter on top 4-1 at the end of regulation time. Four different players were Involved in the scoring. Right winger Wayne Smith chipped in a short ball over the Sarnia goalie to make it 1-0. Sarnia quickly tied the game before the first half ended. The second half was all Exeter with forward Jerry Vandewalle scoring the go ahead goal and eventual game winner. 'The third goal was headed la by forward John Muller off a corner kick from Wayne s :. • TOP HPBOWLERS — Trophies were presented to the best individual Huron Park minor bowlers, Saturday. Back, left, Bob Lawrence and Perry Cronkwright'Cen- tre, Karen Gage, Stefanie Jones, Ewan McGregor and Steve DuBarry. Front, Cheryl Peckham, Corina Price, Kevin Gage and Dwayne Costain. T -A photo Juveniles, juniors start this week Last night (Tuesday) tht Exeter Gregus_ juveniles opened their league schedule at Arva and tonight (Wed- nesday In London the Exeter COOP juniors open their schedule at Labatt Park against London Ser- vicemaster Jrs. Wednesday night, all the Exeter Minor Baseball Assoc.'s general managers will be going to Wingham to arrange this season schedules for the minor teams. •Thursday night the Exeter Legion Peewees practice at 7 p.m. on diamond no. 1 Saturday, Exeter Minor Baseball Association will be hosting an umpire clinic at the South Huron Rec Centre starting at 9:00 a.m. sharp. This is an excellent op- portunity for young men to make some extra spending money this summer and also be of assistance to the minor grogram this summer. • GUTTER GALS WIN — The Getter Gals won the league championship of the Huron Part Monday ladies bowling league. Back, left, Mary Cronyn, Ann Lawrence and Lynn Myers. Front, Kate Bierling, Brenda Morgan and Helen Klages. T -A photo asuman samba-a*aiaaaa--aaa• Umpires Clinic . Saturday, May .15th, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon ' At the South Huron Recreation Centre * An opportuniys to make o considerable amount of extra spending money this summer. * An opportunity for many area young men to help out the area Minor Baseball Associations this summer. * An opportunity to join the "South Huron Um- pires Assocation" if you so desire. (For pre - scheduling games): . * The 'three e>Yaminees receiving the highest marks who do not have previous umpires ex- perience will be rewarded with having their registration fee returned to them. 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There is no charge to attend and the instructions are top-notch. Harry Moore is the scout credited with signing Tim Wallak and, Tim Raines of the Expos. When Harry was with the San Francisco Giants, he signed Chris Spier and when he moved to the Montreal Expos Scouting department he was in strumental in bringing Spier to Montreal. Going back years earlier when Harry scouted for the Detroit Tigers, he signed Willie Horton, Jim Northrup, and Bill Freeham. This is the first time a major league club will be holding an instructional clinic in Exeter. Later. in June Torontd Blue Jays scout Reid Hefferman will oer ' to Exeter to hold another instructional clinic and then in July, Detroit Tigers will be holding a Southwestern Ontario in- vitational -tryout camp in Exeter, for juvenile and junior age players only. ' Smith. The last goal was scored byShawn Rotteau on a low hand drive. It was an easy game for the forwards with the half line and fullbacks playing extremely -well in a supporting role. The Centennials look fairly strong this year with the same team from last year plus some additional new players which seem to be fitting in well. Exeter looks extremely strong in goal with Blair Burbidge returning in top form. . Veterans Bill White, John Rasenberg, Joe Laurie and newcomer Pete Czyplyha will probably give Exeter one of their best fullback combinations in years. The half line looks equally as strong with Dick Lord, Dave Holmes and the 3 Weersink brothers Alfonse. Gerald and newcomer Robert playing. The forward line looks good with Shawn Rotteau, John Muller, Paul and Jerry Vandewalle coming back . with added experience. They are bolstered by the addition of newcomers Wayne Smith, John Van Esbroek and Gary Dougall. - Next game for the Cen- tennials is in Grand Bend Sunday at 4 p.m. Come out and support the world's most popular sport, k. • 1. YNQIVIDUAL TROPHY WINNER = The top individual winners in the Exeter mixed bowling league received trophies at Saturday's annual banquet. Back, left, Andy McIntyre, Cliff McDonald, Rick Funston, Terry Young and Carl Wurm. Front, Cheryl Smith, Lenore Latulippe, Undo Webber, Lia Snell and Helen Faber. Montreal Expos Instructional Free Clinic For softball and baseball players Tike to Junior Sunday, May 16, 1-4 p.m. at \Baseball Diamond - Exeter Instructor - Harry Moore Scout for the Expos Responsible for signing such players are: TIM RAINES, TIM WALLACH, CHRIS SPEIR Kids from surrounding area invited Get Into Top Gear With 1 .• 4 0 W Q to TRIPLE CROWN 9 R.B.I. Odidas • • s2999 R ARGENTINA 9 JUNIOR Cooper 609 BALL GLOVE Our Reg. 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