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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-05-13, Page 17At home Thursday's at 9 p.m. Royals open The Exeter Royals opened up the 1987 season on the right foot Tuesday with an extra inning 7-5 win over West Corners. West Corners opened the scoring with two runs in the first as Lewis singled and Ron Lee doubled. The Royals scored one in the second as Steve Prout singled and Jim Lewis doubled. They tied the score at 2-2 in the third as Dan Heywood reached on an new error and scored and Jeff Rowe singled. West Corners notched three runs in the third as Mike Steeper, Rick Lee and Rob Holden all had hits. The Royals then scored three in the seventh as Pete Tuckey, Dan Heywood and Jeff Rowe all singled. They added two in the eighth as Steve Prout doubled, and Dan Heywood has a single. Scott Brintnell,itched the complete Times -Advocate, May 13, 1987 Page 3A fastball season with two victories game allowing five hits while striking out five batters. Rob Thomon took the loss allowing 13 hits while striking out 10 batters. Royals 20 Ilderton 9 The Royals opened their home season Thursday with a 20-9 win over llderton. 'I'hev scored six runs in the - first, five in the third and nine in the fifth to seal the win. Ilderlon scored two in the first, three in the second, two in the fourth and two in the sixth. Pete Tuckey led the way with three hits and four R.B.I.s. Brian Hodgins. Willie Lamb and Scott Brintnell had two hits each while Steve Prout, Dan WIN AWARDS — Exeter Hawks manager Dan Brintnell, left, was on hand at Friday's awards night to present team members with trophies. Beside him are Jeff Ansems, most gentlemanly player; Dave Cassone, best defensive forward; Mark Morrissey, most improved player; and Jeff Dalrymple, best defenceman. Everyone can participate ROOK AND ROOKIES — Scott Lovie, left, and Derek Switzer beside him, were co -winners of the rookie of the year honors for the Ex- eter Hawks this season. Goalie Dave Rook was named most valuable player during the playoffs and the three are seen with Hawks presi- dent Ron Bogart, right. Town challenged for fitness day By Lynne Farquhar As part of the 1987 Participaction Challenge to celebrate National Physical Activity Week, the town of Exeter has been challenged by the towns of Hanover and Walkerton: This is a one day, mass participa- tion event held on Wednesday, May 27. Everyone and anyone is encourag- ed to engage in any physical activity for 15 continuous minutes and register their name by calling the following numbers: 1.35-2833 (9a .m.-9p.m. ), 235-0310 (9a.m.-12 and 1-5p.m.) or 235-0880 (9a . m. -4p. m .) . The community registering the highest percentage of participation will be declared the Challenge winner and receive the honour of flying their municipal flag at the town hall of our opponents. • The exercise you do can be as sim- ple as walking around the block, prac- ticing with your ball team, cycling, ' jogging or cutting the grass. Why participate? Everyone needs The 1987 Yard -Man lawn tractors from as little as $1895 New models and new fea- tures highlight the 1987 Yard - Man lawn tractors. Take your pick of engines from 10 h.p. to 16 h.p. — all from Briggs & Stratton. Choose one of 3 deck sizes including an im- pressive 44" cut. Competitive prices start as low as $1,899', giving you un- beatable value. 'Model LT 1034, 10 1).p. 34" mower FARM SUPPLY LIMITED Sales and Sedvtce - Repair 22 Main St. E., Zurich, Ont. 236-4934 phone 236-4321 All new 1987 Yard -Man products• carry a 3 -year limited consumer warranty PLUS top quality after- sales service from your authorized Yard -Man dealer, whr'has a trained service stall and a stock of factory parts. (YaRD•MaN) exercise and the Participaction Challenge promotes fun, fellowship, community togetherness and pride. "Let's be number one Exeter, you can do it!" The South Huron Rec. Centre has organized some of the following ac- tivities for public participation to get the ball rolling on Wednesday, May 27. "Sneaker Day" - Wear your sneakers and sweat suits all day - at the office, at school or just around the house. "Walk to Work Day" - If you have to drive, why not park a block or two away? Golf Tips By Kon Bilesky C'.P.(;.A. Professional Rules - If the ball you have just hit is lost out side a water hazard or is out of bounds, you may playa provincial ball providing a) - you do so before go- ing forward to look for your first ball; and b), you inform your opponent of your intention before hitting again. If you discover your first ball not lost or out of bounds it remains the ball in play and the provisional ball must be abandoned. If however your first ball is lost or out of bounds, the provisional ball is in play and you count both strokes played and add a penalty stroke to your score. Golf Swing - The golfer must begin the swing by taking the triangle and body centre away together. The hands, arms and shoulders work as a unit throughout and this unit works in a never -changing relationship to the body centre. An easy way to deter- mine this at address is to check that the arms and shoulders form an isosceles triangle and that the clubs point to the centre of the chest. When the hands are pushed away from the ball, the arms - shoulders triangle becomes irregular and the club no longer ties into body centre. By creating an angle, instead of a triangle at address, the golfer pro- duces instant disconnection. Do not try to "preset" the wrist cork or to "roll the hands", allows the hands and the club to work independently of your body centre. Next week - Setting the club at the top of the swing. "Giant Aerobics Classes" - Join the students and staff of EPS, SHDHS and Precious Blood at the Rec. Cen- tre grounds, 10:15 - 10:45 a.m. If you're busy in the morning, we're planning a second class on John St. East of Main for downtown business people and shoppers, 2:30 - 3:00 p.m. "Obstacle Race" - Rec. Centre staff challenge other town departments and local businesses to an obstacle race of John St. East. Four to a team, if you'd like to enter, call the Rec. Centre. "E.P.S. Skippers" - Members of the Exeter Public School skipping teams show their talents and gymnastics ability in a skipping demonstration immediately following the downtown aerobics class. "Seniors Shuffleboard Club" - Shuf- fle free of charge at the Rec. Centre on the 27th, 1:00-4:00 p,m. "Family Roller Skating" - From 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., free of charge on the Rec. Centre floor (limited number of rentals available). "Bank Challenge" - The Royal Bank challenges the banks of Mon NMP sponsors Ironwood golf Tuesday, the Ironwood Men's Club saw more favourable conditions for play. The evening was sponsored by Huron Motor Products. Ken Bergman topped "A" flight with a low gross of 38 followed by Will Chisholm with a 39 and low net was won 'by Bob Fletcher with a 33 with Stu Homuth in a runnerup. Victorious in "B" flight was Gab- by Mol with a 38 followed by Wayne Pearce. Brad Murray capped low net honours with a 32 while "B" net bridesmaid was Larry Johns. "C" flight honours went to Ross Chisholm with 42. Runnerup was Bill Chisholm at 41. Divisional low net was awarded to Larry Brosel with a 33 followed by 33 brought in by Don Keeping on a count back. Andy DeBoer captured "D" flight by turning in a 47. Close was Tim Oliver at 49. Low net went to Wilmer Ferguson whose score of 31 beat John Relouw by four strokes. Nearest the pin on three was Dave Hollzmann, nearest the pin on four was Robert Drummond. Next Tuesday is Texas scramble. WIRE WHEEL CLEANER 10950141 450 m1 - 17.95 See our com- plete line of car care products Clean up for spring! Guaranteed Service Guaranteed GM Parts Guaranteed Price JET GLAZE POLISH Cleans 8 Shines 4 DIRTY JOBS 1 CLEAN PRICE 14" Most Cars i *Oil Change Lt. duty *Filter Change Trucks •Lube Job •Maintenance Check Four wheel Brake Inspection 995 Delco 351 Shocks 5395 For all minor or major autobody repairs... make Huron Motor Products your choice pr. Installed Lifetime warranty PONTIAC HURON MOTOR PRODUCTS BUICK LTD. Serving Westem Ontario for Over 20 years Main Street South, Exeter • 235-0363 GMC TRUCK$ IIMP treat, Nova Scotia, Standard Trust, the Commerce and Victoria and Grey to see who can register the most kilometres on exercise bikes located in each bank. Make your deposit and help ride your bank to victory! Why not challenge your business competitor in Exeter? Get involved and participate - just for the health of it! Don't forget to register your par- ticipation at one of the numbers listed. A boss was talking to his chief bill collector: "How did that idea of tak- ing a gorilla with you on your calls work out?" Bill collector: "I'd say good an bad. I got more money today than I usual- ly do in a week." Boss: "So what's bad about that?" Collector: "I can't get the money away from the gorilla." Heywood, Jeff Rowe, Jim Lewis, Tom Tordoff, Jim Allison and Bruce Cor- nish added one hit apiece. Tordoff, Lamb and Cornish all had home runs. Scott McNair reached three times for llderton. Dan Heywood picked up the win with Brian Hodgins pitching the last inning. They combined for five strikeouts while going up eight hits. Steve O'Neil took the loss. This week the Royals travel to Lucan Tuesday to face the league champion Irish while Thursday they host Poplar Hill. The league will have eight teams this year with Poplar Hill, Lucan Irish, llderton, Nairn, Lieury, West Corners, Lucan White Sox and the Royals. They will play a 28 game schedule. One notable player addition to the league will be long time memorial league all star Steve Virag who has signed with Poplar Hill. The Royals will again host their an- nual tournament the second week in August and will also enter the O.A.S.A. playdowns. Members of the 1987 team include Tom Tordoff, Dan Heywood, Scott Brintnell, Brian Hodgins, Jim Allison, Willie Lamb, Mike Desjardine, Pete Tuckey, Jeff Rowe and newcomers Steve Prout, Jim Lewis, Bruce Cor- nish and Bruce Shaw. Fred Cook will again handle the coaching chores. Home games are every Thursday at 9 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Diamonds. Hope to see you there. My Attitude will Impress you Ron Rader HURON MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD. Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 Telephone (519) 235-0363 Introducing Brian's Service Centre .imp/icily as the NEW Authorized dealer Simplicity Lawn Mowers available in all sizes Check our special spring prices Brian's Service Centre Dashwood 237-3322 • Golfingat Ironwood ets Better Every Year! 7 .,t Irrigated VairWaYs, Tees and Greens Art.. a. -.dlr. 01'0 \\ i11 '11,8,01 0 Excellent choice of brand new Yamaha GOLF CARTS make your b1e a more To enjoya PLUS Our expanded club house will be open soon for your enjoyment. 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