HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-02, Page 9Edge Cromarty 3-2
Greys get two victories
The Exeter Greys scored
two victories this week in the
district ladies fastball league.
They defeated Usborne 11-4
2!tr and edged Cromarty 3-2.
eat The Greys were in Mount
Carmel last night, Tuesday
and will be at home Tuesday,
June 8 to Cromarty and
another close and exciting
game is expected.
A RELAY SWITCH — Susan McClure takes the baton
from Esther Van Oss during o girls relay at the OFSAA
regionals in Kitchener, Saturday.
New skating pros
The Exeter figure skating
club has hired three profes-
sional coaches for the 1982-83
season.
Marg Carey has been
rehired as the head profes-
sional coach. Mrs. Carey has
gold qualifications in dance,
free skating and figures. Gold
is the highest level that be ob-
tained in the Canadian Figure
Skating Association
classification.
Steve Wong of London will
become the new assistant pro-
fessional cloach. Steve has his
Gold in dance, free skating
and his fifth figure. He has
been teaching skating for the
Silver Blades Skating Club,
Parkhill, the Silverthorne
Figure Skating Club and the
Chiefs record
at four wins
In Exeter and district
men's rec fastball this week,
the Good Times Chiefs ran
their record to four wins and
no losses as they downed the
Derby Dib Shakers by
default, Monday.
Exeter Ford also remained
unbeaten with three wins and
a tie as they beat the Pfaff
Electric Sweathogs 8-5.
In other action, Gord's
Variety rallied to tie Win-
chelsea 8-8, Mount Carmel
shaded Usborne . 2-1, the
Dashwood Hotel Jet Boys
doubled the score on
MacLean's 12-6 and
Chiselhurst surprised Hensall
9-2.
Wednesday night, Greg
Prout and Steve Francis com-
bined to give the Dashwood
Hotel Jet Boys excellent pit-
ching as they downed Hensall
9-5.
In other mid -week games
the Derby Dip Shakers edged
Winchelsea 6-4, Chiselhurst
pounded Mount Carmel 7-1
and Pfaff Electric got by.
Usborne Auto Runds 9-8:
London Skating Club.
Local skater Brenda Pin-
combe has been hired as the
third assistant professional.
Brenda has her Gold dances,
Junior Silver free skating and
her sixth figure.
The new professionals,
Brenda Pincome and Steve
Wong replace Jeff Loosley
who is going to London and
Rick Pettit who has accepted
a position in Flin Flon,
Manitoba for the coming
year.
President, Gary Birm-
ingham states that "we are
very pleased to get highly
qualified professionals to in-
struct our club members."
The Exeter Figure Skating
Club will be hosting the
H.O.M.E. (Huron, Oxford,
Middlesex and Elgin) Com-
petition March 6, 1983 at the
South Huron Rec Centre.
Many local skaters will be in
attendanee for this
competition. •
The Exeter Figure Skating
Carnival will be held toward
the end of March, 1983 so that
the skaters can show their
skills to the general public.
In the win over Usborne,
the Greys scored three runs in
the first inning as Paula
Sereda singled, Brenda
Pinder walked and Leah Snell
tripled and also scored.
Julianne MacLean's triple
and singles by Leah Snell and
Elaine Gould produced three
more Exeter runs in the third
inning.
In the fourth walks to Paula
Sereda and Bonnie Westlake
and singles from the bats of
Leah Snell, Julianne
MacLean and Elaine Gould
sent three more runs home.
Patti Down and Julianne
MacLean scored the final two
runs for the Greys in the
eighth on the hits by
MacLean, Gould and Patti
Shapton.
Scoring single runs for
Usborne were Liz Bowerman,
Paddling in
moving water
A four day, 40 mile canoe
trip from Walkerton to
Southampton on the Saugeen.
River gave nine South Huron
Outers excellent experience
paddling in moving water, ac-
cording to trip organizer, Jim
Marshall.
"The kids learned to have.
respect for moving water.
Camping skills, like organiza-
tion offoodpreparation,pack
ing and carrying. were also
acquired. The group plans to
use these new skills during a
week long trip to Algonquin
Park at the end of June.
THROWS DISCUS — Faye Gaiser of South Huron was
fifth in the discus throw at the Regionals in Kitchener
and will go to the OFSAA finals in Toronto, Saturday.
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Marg Miller, Brenda Iredale
and Donna Kerslake.
Patti Down was the winning
pitcher for Exeter while
Brenda Iredale was on the
mound for Usborne.
In Monday's close 3-2 win
over Cromarty, the Greys
scored single runs in the first,
fifth and sixth innings while
Cromarty registered in the
third and seventh frames.
Patti Down scored the first
Exeter run in the opening in-
ning, Donna Glanville circled
the bases in the fifth and Leah
Snell tripled and scored in the
sixth.
Counting runs for Cromar-
ty were Teresa Finlayson and
Jean Dow. Leah Snell was the
winning pitcher for Exeter
and Shirley Miller took the
loss for Cromarty.
colonials win
over Woodstock
The Grand Bend Colonials
edged Woodstock 2-1 Sunday
in a regular London and
district soccer league game.
Scoring one goal for the Col-
onials were Dave Nolan and
Nick Vandenberk.
The Grand Bend club will
see Ontariu Cup action Sun-
day at 2 p.m. when they meet
Windsor Makedonia at the
Grand Bend soccer pitch.
The Grand Bend Ausable
league teafn w2fs also vic-
torious Sunday as they
defeated a Sarnia team 4-3.
The Grand Bend goals were
booted by Gerry Wilde, Bill
Mennen, Joe Mommersteeg
and Sam Welton.
Their next action will be
Sunday afternoon. at 4 p.m.
when they travel to Nairn.
The four Grand Bend minor
teams start their league play
within the next week.
The mosquitoes play Lucan
tonight, Wednesday at 7 p:rn.
and play host to the Exeter I I I
team at 7 p.m. next
Wednesday.
The pee wees meet Lucan
June 7 and the atoms go to
Taxandria the same night
while the squirts open in II-
derton on June 10.
'JAVELIN TOSS — Derek Hippern of SHDHS tosses the
javelin at Saturday's regional OFSAA track meet in
Kitchener.
Athletic
"Tuffy" Knight, head foot-
ball coach at Wilfrid Laurier
University will be the guest
speaker at the South Huron
Athletic Banquet, Tuesday, at
the South Huron Recreation
Centre.
The program, organized by
athletic chairperson Ron-
nalee Bogart and physical
education teacher Pat Rowe,
will begin at 5:30 p.m. with
the team awards. The 7:30
p.m. dinner will be followed
by the guest speaker and
special awards. "Spirit" will
provide the music for a 9 p.m.
banquet
dance.
"We hope to have about 200
persons in attendance. We
would like to see lots of
parents in attendance this
year and we extend a special
invitation to them" said
Bogart, who will conduct the
ceremonies.
The cost of the banquet will.
be partially subsidized by
athletic fees collected earlier
in the year. Following is a
cost list: Athlete meal $3,
dance $3, meal and dance $5,
non -athletic meal $5.50, dance
$3, meal and dance $8.
Times _Advocate, June 2, 1982 Page 9
Two SH athletes
off to OFSAA final
Two South Huron athletes
have qualified for the OFSAA
or provincial track and field
championships this Friday
and Saturday at Centennial
Stadium in Etobicoke.
Faye Gainer's throw of
29.99 metres in the junior
girl's discus, although well
below her personal best of
31.48 metres, was good
enough for fifth place and
qualified her for all -Ontario
competition.
After a disappointing 51.7
second seventh place run in
the 400 metre final Friday
night, Matt McClure came
back Saturday to run a per-
sonal best of 56.7 second in the
400 metre hurdles and place
second behind London
Saunders, Jeff Bibbings.
Although his time was still
three tenths off the National
Junior qualifying standard of
56.4. McClure's time beats the
OFSAA target time of 56.9
seconds calculated by the
London Free Press. The
target is an average of sixth
place finishes the last three
years of .OFSAA.
berek Hippern just missed
qualifying on two occasions,
placing sixth in both the
junior boys shotput and
discus. In the shotput, Hip-
pern threw 13.10 metres, thir-
ty centimetres short of fifth.
His throw of 47.96 metres in
the javelin was almost a half
metre shorter than his
WOSSA showing.
After a late night Friday at
the forknal, Jacqui Hyde
jumped 4.69 metres in the
senior girl's long jump at nine
o'clock the next morning.
The junior girl's 4 x 100
team of Jackie Cottrell, Ma-
ja Gans, Susan McClure and
Esther Van Oss equalled their •
WOSSA time of 52.3 seconds
to place ninth.
Individually, McClure was
seventh in the 400 metre
hurdles and Gans was tenth in
the long jump.
"1 was surprised that Faye
qualified. I knew she had an
outside chance if She threw a •
personal best but I didn't
think 30 metR.s would get fifth
place", said an elated sprints
and field coach; Terry
O'Rourke.
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