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addition to the bantams, local soccer teams will be entered
in squirt, atom, mosquito and.pee wee divisions in addition to the
Centennials and Drillers in the Ausable senior league.
The Ausable league is being expanded with the addition of
Registration Saturday for minor baseball, soccer, softball
Not only is the weather letting us know spring is coming, but,
a number of summer activites are getting ready to swing into
action.
This Saturday is registration day for the Exeter Minor
Baseball Association and the Exeter Centennials Minor Soccer
Association. Boys and girls will be able to sign up for one or both
of these popular summer sports between the hours of 10 a.m. and
1 p.m.
For any of the youngsters unable to attend the initial registra-
tion a second session is scheduled for Saturday, April 13.
Dwayne Tinney is in his second year as president of the minor
ball group. He tells us he has tentatively lined up coaches for teams
in five age categories. They are for T -ball for the seven and eight
year olds followed by tyke, pee wee, bantam and midget.
Jim DeBlock is in charge of the T -ball youngsters and hopes
to arrange some exhibition games against area teams including
Grand Bend.
In addition to president Tinney, the minor ball executive in-
cludes secretary -treasurer Wendi Schwindt and directors Jim,
Versa and Lorna Russell.
The Exeter and district minor soccer program is continuing
to grow according to president Martin DeBruyn. Also in his second
year as head of minor soccer DeBruyn is pleased to report the ad-
dition of 'a bantam aged team.
The bantams will be playing in a London and district
houseleague. Others not of city teams are from Lucan, St. Thomas
and Wallacetown.
teams frpm St. Marys and Goderich.
The local soccer group will also be involved in organizing and
operating three tournaments during this year's Lake Huron Sum-
merfest. The soccer association executive includes along with
president Martin DeBruyn, secretary Linda Sanders and treasurer
Susan Brintnell.
The joint registrations this Saturday and ip two weeks is aim-
ed at allowing youngsters to sign up for both sports. A number have
been doing ;his in the past.
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• Sports Spotlight
by Ross Haugh
We would urge as many as possible to get out Saturday to sign
up and let officials know how busy their summer will be.
Rec ball, too
While talking about summer activities we will mention a note
from Mike Soldan telling us about the upcoming season of the Ex-
eter and district rec ball league,
Soldan is handing over the presidential reins to Mark Cronyn.
• It appears as if an even dozen teams will be participating in this
very popular league.
Three teams, the Exeter Bkie Crew, Hensall Legionaires and
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Tykes win medal in Clinton
Sunday afternoon in Clinton the Ex-
eter tykes ground out a medal in the
B division to win that championship.
Brent Urlin scored first for Exeter,
then goals by Jeff Sararas and Gavin
Poole made it 3-0.
Sararas scored again for a 4-0 lead
before Blyth's Robbie Johnstone
scored to cut Exeter's lead to 4-1.
Brian Richardson iced the cake
when he scored with only three
minutes left to give Exeter the 5-1
win.
St. Marys over the Tykes
Wednesday, the St. Marys tykes
came to town and won their first
game against Exeter by a 6-1 deci-
sion. Scott Inson was the lone Exeter
scorer.
St. Marys outskated the locals in
most of the game. St. Marys has the
unique situation of having 56 tykes in
their organization.
These players are divided into four
equal teams and have hosted'Exeter
on three occasions where the locals
have been winners. This particular
team were some of the stronger tykes
and an amicable coach Bill McCarthy
brought them to Challenge the locals
which they did. ,
The busy little Exeter tykes who
have played nine games in 14 days
travel to St. Marys Saturday, for their
last play of the season.
Another medal for Tykes
The Exeter tykes started Friday
evening in the Clinton houseleague
tournament and dropped a close 3-2
decision to Clinton. Scott Inson and
Brent Urlin scored for Exeter and
after two periods the tie stood.
Clinton scored early in the third and
though Exeter tykes had many more
opportunities than Clinton, they could
not get the equalizer.
Saturday afternoon the tykes were
a horse of a different colour as -they
donned their black uniforms and
hammered out an 8-0 victory over
rival Zurich.
Joe Bierling opehed the scoring at
11:55 of the first then Ryan Soldan
scored from Bill Parker to make to
2-0, Adam Hern scored unassisted.
Then the locals broke loose we.
Swat leads -darts
The 4 -W's were the only team to
sweep five points in Friday's regular
action in the Exeter Legion mixed
dart league.
With three weeks remaining in the
schedule, Irene Jackson leads the
ladies with a high score of 164, Ber-
nice Simpson has the high takeout of
83 and Betty Bowerman has the most
games al 28.
In the men's statistics, Phil Leger
has accumulated the high score of 174.
Wayne Parkinson's 101 is the high
takeout and Joe Bailey has won the
most games with 40.
For spare darters. the female
leaders are most games Dorothy
Reynolds 17. high score Thea
Rothbauer 140 and high takeout Kate
Bierling 58.
For the men Duff Rothbauer has
won 27 games. Kevin Nixon has high
takeout at 78 and Rothbauer and Nix-
on are tied for high score with 140.
Swat leach the league with 93
points. The battle for the next seven
positions is very close. All in the
Family ' is second with 78 points
followed by the A -Team and Scotties
at 77, Itchy Niters and Trailers at 75,
Turtles 75 and Snyde and Clyde 72.
This week's scores were:
4 -W's 5 Smurfs 0
'Outlaws 4 A -Team 1
Canscotts 4 Odd Ones 1
Scotties 3 011ie's Best 2
Snyde and Clyde 3 Swat 2
Shiphunters 3 Trailers 2
Lost Flights 3 MI in the Family 2
Turtles 3 Itchy Niters 2
Friday's schedule is as follows:
1i p.m.
Outlaws vs Odd Ones
Scotties vs Trailers
Shiphunter vs 011ie's Best
A -Team vs Canscotts
9:30 p.ni.
Snyde and Clyde vs Smurfs
4 -W's vs Swat
Itchy Niters vs Lost Flights
All in the Family vs Turtles
goals from Scott Inson, Jeff Sararas,
Robbie Lynn, Joe Bierling's second
goal and a final tally by Bill Parker.
The Zurich youngsters had defeated
Exeter 5-2 in the Exeter tournament
previously. Adam Hern was praised
for his excellent work on the Exeter
blueline.
Bantam season
ends in tourney
The seasop ended on a losing note
for the Exeter bantam houseleague
team on the weekend at the league's
final tournament held at Clinton and
Blyth. After beating Lucan 4-1 to ad-
vance to the championshin.
semifinals, they lost 6-2 to Hensall.
The Exeter team completely
dominated the first game and it was
only the great work of Allen Rollings
in goal for Lucan that kept the score
from reaching double figures. Scott
l%redlake and Jason McFalls scored in
the first period, with assists going to
Rob McKnight. Frank Mattucci, Jeff
Rowe and Tom Rolph. Troy Edginton
scored in the second period for Lucan.
with Greg Hayter and Bob Aldridge
getting assists.
I Ienri DeBruyn scored two goals in
the third period with David Josephson
getting assists on both and single
assists going to Graham Arthur and
Mike Conlan.
The game against Hensall was a
clean, fast. hard-fought garfie, with
plenty of scoring chances at both
ends.
Rob Volland opened the scoring for
I lensaII at the 49 second mark of the
first period. but Jason McFalls tied
the score minutes later, Jeff Rowe
assisting. Rob Taylor and Jason
(manse each scored two goals for
Iiensall. with Jim Dickens picking up
one goal. Henri DeBruyn scored Ex-
eter's second goal, with David
Josephson picking up the only assist.
The team had an excellent .record
during the year. losing only four
league games. With only three second
year players on the team. the boys
can be proud of what they
accomplished.
More sports on page 20A
WIN MEN'S CHALLENGE CURLING — A rink skipped by Jim Chapman won the Exeter curling club league
Challenge Championship. Above, Brett Lavier presents the trophy to Jim Chapman, Chan Livingstone,
Dick Dougall and Art Clarke. T -A photo
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Usborne township are starting their 12th consecutive season.
League officials hope the Hearn-Walloy team from Lucan will
return to action after an absence of one year.
Good hockey continues
The only hockey team in the area still in contention for a cham-
pionship title continues to come from behind and area fans are in
for at least two more exciting games.
The Exeter Mohawks battled back to eliminate Teeswater and
engaged with the Woodford Royals for the Western Ontario Athletic
Association Intermediate "A" grand championship.
As against Teeswater, the Mohawks are one game down hav-
ing lost the first game Sunday in Owen Sound by the very narrowest
of margins 4-3.
The Mohawks in their traditional style of coming back scored
two goals in the last eight minutes of the third period to come within
one score of a tie.
The home games in the series against Woodford are tonight,
Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday night with a 7:30 starting time.
The Mohawks lost the flip of the coin so Woodford gets the extra
home game.
The third game is in Owen Sound Friday night with a fifth at
the same place April 2. If a sixth is necessary it will go at the South
Huron Rec Centre on Friday, April 5 at 8:30 p.m. A seventh would
go in Owen Sound April 7.
Cowgirls continue
The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team are holding their
first try -out tonight, Wednesday at the Huron Park recreation hall
at 7:30 p.mr
Any girls wishing to try out will be more than welcome. For more
information, prospective players may call Debbie Lord at 234-6396.
WIN TITLE — The "No Name" team won the rood hockey championship at South.Huron District High
School with a close 1-0 triumph in the final tilt; Friday. Team members in the back row, from the left:
Gib Dow, Dale Regier, Steve Batten and Joe Martens. Front: Phil Lovell' Al Pym, Sean O'Rourke and
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