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Times-Advocate, 1985-09-04, Page 9tom` TRACK TALK -- During Sunday's Open House at Seelster Farms near Lucan Gerry Von Bussel chats with Kirkton area standardbred race enthusiasts John Simpson and Garth and Burns Blackler. In area soccer Squirt playoffs underwa In s(x•cer ae•tion this ►week the squirt teams played their first game of the play-olis to decide the :1 or B group for the tournament in Nairn this Saturday. Feder 1 travelled 10 Merton and played well. but couldn't duplicate their effort of last week when they heat Merton 1-0 in the last league game. This week Ilderton proved lo be just a little stronger. Exeter 1 lost 3 l and ►will now play in the B group. Exeter 11 will play in the II group Stephen Township Figure Skating and Power Skating Registration Fri., Sept. 6 p.m. Sat., Sept. 7 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Fee: $55.00 as well. The Exeter squad managed to slay in the game until halt time lull Grand fiend took total control in 11t' second halt and defeated Exeter•41 by a 10-3 score. Scoring for Exeter 11 were Chris 11c•1)onaId. (trent ('('lin and Geoll Hann. - The only Exeter .,quirt leant to ad Vallee to the A group was Exeter 111 as they trounced Nairn II by a 11-o score. Scor-.' for Exeter III were Dlarty 1)eFiruynan(tJulia Brand live each and Robby Lynn. 'Trevor Boersnta played.an ex(•c(•Ilcul gaol(. for Exeter III. In atom play Exeter I had a bye this week as their season is finished. Ex- eter II and Exeter 111 played against each other in their last regular season game. • • Exeter 11 cont inued to show a lot of improvement as they played second place Exeter 111 to a scoreless tie. Ex- eter Ill was a little stronger throughout the game but couldn't con- vert their chances. Sivichay Sengkhounntany and ;hark Foster played excellent for Exeter III as did Joe) Smith and Alark lirintnell for Ex- eter 11. Only one ,ante was played this 7/ Exeter Junior Hawks Try Outs Tues., Sept. 3 9- 11 p.m. Sun., Sept. 8 4 - 6 p.m. Tues., Sept. 10 9 - 11 p.m. Sun., Sept. 15 4 - 6 p.m. Huron Park Arena Exeter Men's Recreational Hockey League Meeting Tues., Sept. 10 8 p.m. Exeter Inn All new teams and officials welcome For more information contact Gary Lavier 235-2833 %week In Inc mosquito arvtsron won (,rand fiend defeating a shorthanded Exeter 11 by a 10-3 count. Exeter 11 played excellent in the first half building up a 3-2 score but in the se- cond half the Exeter squad just could not keep up with the strong Grand Bend team. Because of Grand Bend's win a deciding game will have to he played between (:rand Bend and Exeter 111. Both teams f inished with an identical record of nine ►wins and two losses and a tie and the deciding game winner will be league champion. The playoffs will be in Exeter this coming Saturday. In pee wee action Exeter 1 closed the season out on a losing note. Second place Nairn proved to be loo strong for Exeter 1 sending the team home with a 6-1 defeat. Exeter 11 closed out the season with a undefeated record defeating Grand 13end by a 7-1 score for their four- teenth consecutive win. Henri DeBruyn led the way for Exeter with a hat trick. Jason McFails and Dan AlcArter scored two goals each. This week the pee wee teams •wilt play their first playoff game. With regular season play completed the following players are top scorers on the Exeter teams: squirt - Marty Dc Brlryrt. 41 goals: atom - Sivichay Sengkhounmany, .21 goals: mosquito - Shawn 11cF'alls. 23 goals and pee. wee - Ilenri DeBruyn. 27 goals. The hest of luck to all (he Exeter teams in the playoffs. SOCCER STANDINGS ON PAGE 15A Greyswin league Even. with Goderich Times -Advocate, September 4, 1985 Page 9 Pee wees tied in WOAA play The Exeter pee wees are all tied up at a game apiece in the Western On- tario Athletic semi-final series with Goderich. Goderich won the first game by a score of 10-2 and the locals rebound- ed to square the best-pf-three series with a 11-5 victory. The third and del;iding game was played last night, Wednesday - in Goderich. The winner will meet either Seaforth or Flesherton for the WOAA 'D' championship. In the opening contest. Goderich pitcher Brian Lane threw -a no-hitter. During the seven inning game he struck out 11 Exeter batters and walk- ed three: Two of the bases on balls resulted in Mark Russell and Brett Borden recording the only runs for their cull) in the top of the sixth, inning. Jim Ahrens was the starting pitcher for Exeter. He went until the third Junior, senior play at Ironwood The Ironwood golf clubs recent enjoyed its annual junior- senior com- petition with a good turnout attending_ Low gross honours went to Paul Van Gerwen and Pat -Fletcher with a 72. Following closely. ►were David Hockey and Ken hockey whose father -son combination teamed up for a 73. - Other scores recorded were: W.Parsons and D. Cowan 76 S. Peavice and M. Cushman 77 P. ('barrette and .1. ('haretle 78 S."Bur•ton and M. Burton 79 D. Heywood and .1. 1lev vood 8a D. Gifford, P. Charrette Jr. 86 H. Gilfilian and 13: Gilfillan 87 D. Russell and B: Russell 911 L. Russell and B. Russell Jr. 91 D. Webber and Lee %i'ebher 9:1 Most honest award went to the team of - Andy 1)e Boer and 1 ile Rempell with a 101. Men's club members are reminded of the annual wrap up venture. September 15. Greb winner at Claybird Glen Greb recorded a score of 2-1 to lead the competitors al the claybird gun club. Sunday. Jody Mosurinjohn was second at 23 and Russ Beaver third with a score of 22. The balance of the scores were Doug Moore and Steve Fenner 21. Rusty Gibson 19. Scott Rader and Phil Turner 18. John Rempel 16 and Fred Brintnell 1:3. crown Panthers set for football The Exeter Greys ladies' fastball team ended league play last week and finished atop the nine team league with only one loss in their schedule. The play-offs this year are taking on a new look as it will be tournament style for the "A7 and "B" divisions. It will take place at the South Huron It(•creation iretitre oii September 14•. 1.3..16. It promises to be excellent corn- petition as the four top teams who are very close in points, face each other in a round-robin, while the bottom five teams ►will play a doublf'-knockout tourney. The tourney gets under way Friday night with both diamonds in action at 7:30 and 9:00 o'clock. Play will begin on Saturday morning at 10:00 a.rn. and finish at 10 p.rn. Sunday the finals will begin at noon and finish up at 6 p.m. This ►will be a tournament you won't want to miss. See you at the ball park. 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Other offensive backs returning for another year include such players as Sean Whiteford, Bill Fisher. and Sean O'Rourke. Many of last year's large linemen have gone on to bigger and better things, leaving holes in the of - fensive and defensive lines. Players such as Steve Gould; Mark I'enhale and Trevor Johnston have returned however so there will be some ex- perience on the lines. • Overall. there has been an excellent turn -out at both the senior and junior football camps with many promising rookies in attendance. Both teams have their first exhibition games o►, Friday. September 13 when they are scheduled to play Lucas Secondary School in London. Their regular season opener is on September 19 against long -lime rivals. theGoderich Vikings. Things are looking pronlis- ing for both teams. This year's senior team is being coached by veteran Ron Bogart and the junior Panthers are being coach- ed by Dave ('ox, Bruce Eccles. and Keith Wonnacott. WINS SWEATER The sweater donated by Dorothy Kipfer tor the Exeter Golf and Coun- try Club Ladies ('luh was von by Karl Olsen of Centralia. Janet Schroeder of London drew the winning ticket September 2 Darts start The new season for the ever popular Exeter Legion mixed dart league gets underway Friday night with the following schedule. 8 p.ln. Trailers ►•s Outlaws A Tenni vs Scotties Lost Flights vs Snntr•fs Odd (ones vs 4 -W's 9:30 p.m. Swat vs Southenders 011ie's Best vs Itchy Niters Snvde and Clyde vs Turtles ('anscolls vs Shiphunters Hensall Bantam Hockey Team Bottle Drive Sat., Sept. 7 when Goderich scored seven times. Harlen Tinney finished up and he struck out nine batters in three and two -third innings. Six runs in the second inning of the second game were enough for the Ex- eter youngsters as they went on the way to an 11-5 win. Providing the hitting power for the six run outburst were Mark Russell and Brent Borden with doubles and singles coming from the bats of Harlen Tinney. Mark Burton and Allan Blommaert. In the Exeter third, Dave Dalrym- ple and Mark Russell led off with walks and came around to score on a groundout and hit by Mike Kingma Harlen Tinney tripled and Dave Schwind! and Dave Dalrymple singl- ed in the Exeter fourth. All completed the base cycle to complete the Exeter scoring. Brett Borden also singled. Harlen Tinney singled in the bottom of the sixth inning for his fourth straight hit, but, was left stranded. Tinney went the full seven inning distance on the mound for the win- ners. He allowed eight -well scattered hits and recorded eight strikeouts. 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