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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-18, Page 10BOWLING WINNERS — A trio from the Exeter lawn bowling club won the first round of the Colts Pro- vincial playoffs. They advance to the next round July 19 in Brantford. From the left are Marshall Dear- ing, Peter McFalls and Jason McFalis. T -A photo Juniors kept busy, post three wins, tie The Exeter Co -Op Junior baseball team have been busy during the month of June, taking to the diamond six times and posting three wins, two losses and one tie. After dropping a 9-6 verdict to Strathroy and a 3-1 count to South London, the locals got back on the winning track with consecutive wins over Strathroy, South London and Lakeside and then played the latter to a 3-3 tie on Monday before darkness halted the game. Doug Schade worked the first seven innings in the Monday tilt and gave up all three runs in the first four innings CONATIONS — The Exeter Inn-dians this week turned over proceeds from their hockey and ball tournaments to two local groups. Ad- minisfrator Don Currell, left, accepts a $200 cheque from Dave Urlin for South Huron Hospital, while rec centre facilities manager Cam Stewordson gets $400 from Morley Obre to be used for the new washrooms at the agricultural building at the community park. 3 -Day. Insurance ash Back Bl Is the high cost of insurance keeping you from a motorcycle? Hully Gully has the answer Motorcycle Poker Rally and B.B.Q. Sun., June 22 CH 250 Scooter • Liquid cooled • Fully automatic and '100 instant in- surance rebate Rebel 450 • 6th gear overdrive • Custom styling '250 instant insurance rebate 750 Magna Custom Touring Bike • Shaft drive '500 instant insurance rebate 1000 Intercepter • 116 H.P. • Pro Zink suspension '500 instant insurance rebate During this event you can buy with no interest or pay- ment until Oct. IF WE CAN'T BEAT YOUR BEST DEAL WE'LL PAY FOR YOUR GAS HOME In London 685-8045 Wharncliffe and Southdale In Varna , 262-3318 If paid in full by October 1, 1986 on approved credit before settling down. Scott Miller finished up the eighth with three straight outs. Miller, Kevin Drager and Darren Neil crossed the plate with the Exeter runs. On Sunday in Thamesford, the locals had no trouble with Lakeside as they posted a 12-3 triumph. Schade and Scott Lovie paced the attack with • Thnips-A ivocate, June 18, 1986 Page poptition.marks �nin�Ica.'iioeniarathon -- McCue, Brucefield • third,Nell P�ety�siac e�Qi glare rtAggived tar. Boo�ertAar>a, Hasa; elk* kayak- SOnday's canoe and kayak races 'MaxZupan, Portal (two ho); Deekatader and Brett Daer, wblch formed part of the 12th annual second, Ken Moore, Windsor; ttlhirrd, Gaderich ; sob - Ted Cowan; second, Ausable River marathon. sponsored Terry Chappell, Bramstea• Max Zupan; third, Donald Wills, bYthe Ausable BayiieldCmservaUon Five -mile course. batam -- Kepi Caledonia; junior kayak -- bes Authority at>rtthe Grand Bend and and Scott Rathwell, Bruoefield (39 Dickens, Windsor (33 min.); second, Area Chamber of Commerce. min.) ; second, Rick Albert and Jon Sonny Dickens, Windsor. Some the competitors entered Rick Klass, . Clinton, and Ted Cowan, Paisley, teamed up to win the senior men's 16 -mile event in a time of one hour and 59 minutes. Cowan also won the C-1 or solo class in the five -mile event with a time' of 30 minutes. Finishing seeond behind Cowan in the solo event Was Max Zupan, Port Elgin. Zupon Took the senior kayak 16 -mile event n a time of two hours flat. Complete ults are as follows: Eight -mite course --junior ladies, Raquel Bu n, Brucefietd, and Barbara -And Hawkins Chatham (1 hour 43 mi ); junior men -- Mike Holmes, Byfield, and Chris Har- burn, Waltgn'(1 hour 21 min.) ; se- cond, Tricia Hawkins and Mike Lewis, Chatham; third, Peter Buwalda and Shawn Parkinson, Den- field; couples -- Mike Devine and Nora Nenitiz, Toronto (1 hour 22 min.); secend, Dennis McKenzie and Donna Bray, Flint; third, Bob and Debbie Devine, Tavistock; cruising -- Xavier B emans, Grand Bend and Dave D ardine, Strathroy (1 hour 26 min.); second, Urbie Buwalda, Den- field, end Paul Dockstader, Godericb; third, Paul Britton and Ken Fowler, Kitchener. Sixteen -mile course -- senior men -- Rick Kloss, Clinton and Ted Cowan, Paisley (1 hour 59 min.) ; second, An- dy Martin, Thamesford, and. Mike Vincent, Dorchester; third, Dawn Williams, Port Elgin, and Rene Bowlers advance For the second consecutive year a tte�m from the Exeter lawn bowling club is faring well in provincial four and three hits respectively and competition. each drove in two runs. The trio of Peter and Jason McFalls Lovie started on the hill and gave and Marshall Dearing has advanced up two runs in five innings and Dave to the Colts zone finals in Brantford, Akey came on to finish up and allow- Thursday of this week. ed a single tally. Akey also had a pair Colts play is open to bowlers with of hits as did Miller. less than five years of experience. In a 7-3 win over South London on In opening round action, the locals June 12, Drager and Mike Neil split St. Marys and edged Stratford the pitching duties, with the latter giv- in a third and deciding game 17-11, ing up no runs, while Drager took the Saturday morning. After losing the win. first game Monday 17-8, they rallied Darren Akey had three hits and two Tuesday to win 15-11 and force Satur- rbi's, while Dave Akey had two of day's deciding contest. each.•The youngest, member of the trio is Schade and Miller teamed up to 14 year-old Jason McFalls who is en - pitch the win over Strathroy on June ! toying his first year of lawn bowling. 9. The roster for the Juniors includes Dave and Darren Akey, Brian Blackburn, Kevin Drager, Dennis Kints, Dwayne LaPorte, Daryl Little, Scott Lovie, D'Acry Martin, Steve Merner, Scott Miller, Bruce Morton, Darren Neil, Mike Neil, Steve Neil, Chris Pearen, George Pratt and Doug Schade. Stingers get an even split The Huron Park Stingers chalked up one win and one loss for their record this week. Their first loss of the season happened on Sunday after- noon against Ilderton with a final score of 6-4. In the second inning, Sherry Nickles walked and scored on a hit from Lena McConnell. Singles in the fifth inning by Donna Glanville, Carol Windsor and Willie Dimmer produc- ed three more runs. Starting on the mound was Carol Windsor, who had four strike outs, with relief coming from Lena McConnell. On Monday night, the Stingers were in Oneida and scored a decisive 12-4 win. In the fourth inning, a double by Heather Smith and singles by Nancy Ogg, Donna Glanville and Lena McConnell crossed the plate for four runs. Home runs by ,Janice Capitano and Donna Glanville, with singles from Carol Windsor, Sherry Nickles, Donna Glanville. Lena McConnell and Sheila Penhale, and a walk by Chris Beach, helped to produce eight more runs. The winning pitcher was Lena 11rk 'unnell, ni, t (Wednesday) the Stingers pia Brvdc?es and are in Huron Park ,f e game on Sunday afternou, ' Dorchester. SHUI-t .ttiOARD Keen competition mtinues each Wednesday in shuffleboard at the South Huron Rec Centre. June 11, Pearl McKnight was the ladies winner with 431 followed by Blanche Johns at 412. Ernie Chip - chase was best for the men with 428. Next came John Pepper at 329. The previous week's winner was John Eberle at 386. 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