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Times-Advocate, 1987-07-29, Page 13Exeter I wins 'B' title Centennial Cup soccer tourney draws .ight teams Sherry Pfaff, convener for the tour- nament, and the people that manned the food booth throughout the day did an excellent job, snaking the tourna- ment a complete success' Eight teams, one from as lar away regulation time, and a 2-2 tie at the Exeter. Ilderton then replied with one Both Matt and Brian McAllister as Petrolia, participated in the Exeter end of over time, it was penalty shots of their own. In the final overtime, it were the stars for Exeter 1 in this Centennial Cup Atom soccer tourna• that finally decided the game in . was Ilderton that took a 2-1 lead but tournament. men: played at the high school favour of Exeter I. with about tWo minutes left in the se- In the 'A' division St. Columban Sat�y. Scoringllr_ Exeter _ -I were Kent cond overtime period, Brian proved to be too strong. Reaching the As it has.been every yeas the stay Bierling add Brian McAllister. McAll ler converted a penalty shot was blessed again with beautiful Luke Sims scored the deciding goal for Exeter. weather. After the first round both in the shoot out. After that an Ilderton player used teams from Exeter went into the 'B' division. Exeter I lost 2-0 to Nairn and Exeter 11 lost 5-0 to a strong Lucan team. In the semifinal of the 'B' group, the two Exeter teams cline up against , each other. Both teams played ex- cellent soccer and did not give an inch. After a 1-1 tie at the end of July 29, 1987 Scoring for Exeter 11 were Jeremy Horne and Geoffrey Hann. Playing an excellent tournament for Exeter 1I were Jeff Sararas and Brent Gibson. - Exeter I played in the 'B' final against Ilderton. Again, itwasa close game with Chris McDonald scoring the lone goal in regulation time for hands in the penalty area, sending the game into a shootout. Goalie Matt Glavin, hero of the shoot out in the semi-final, was again the difference. He made several ex- cellent saves and then on the fifth and deciding shot he personally deposited the ball behind the Ildertongoaliefor an Exeter 1 win. Ames -oavoc Serving South Huron, North Middlesex 8 North Lambton Since 1873 PagelA Co-ops take Walkerton twice Exeter Co-op juniors swept a two game series against Walkerton this week, downing them 10-7 in a come - from -behind effort Thursday night and then overpowering them 6-5 Sunday. , Doug Schade pitched a full nine in- nings for the win Sunday when coach 'Ron Anderson was forced to play due to a -lack of junior bodies. Schade was also responsible for bringing in three runs on two singles and a triple. Darren Akey contributed to the ef- fort, bringing in a run with a single while Ray Anstett came in on a wild pitch to score from third base. Juniors made a dramatic com- eback Thursday night in their first game against Walkerton. Trailing 4-0 entering into the third inning, Exeter came to life, scoring six runs in the top of the third and jumping into a 6-4 lead. [your more runs in the top of the fifth decided the game in Co-op's favour and they won 10-7. A double by Steve .Merner brought in Darrel Little to put Exeter's first mark on the board in the third. Merner was followed at bat by Dave Akey who knocked out a single, bring- ing in Schade and making it 4-2. Then Darcy Martin stepped up to the plate and belted out a grand -slam home run, bringing in Merner and the two Akeys in the process and giving his team a two run lead. In the top of the fifth, a single by Fred Gregus scored Martin and then a series of errors and wild pitches allowed Gregus. Denis Kints and Terry Cox to score. Walkerton managed one run in the fifth and two in the sixth, but could not rally for a win. Royals lose heart•breaker to Lucan as O.A.S.A. playdowns approach Exeter Royals lost a 9-7 heart- breaker Thursday to the league leading L` scan Irish Nine. The 12 inning game was considered by many to be one of the more enter- taining games to be played in Exeter the last two or three years. Royals opened the scoring in the se- cond inning when Jim Lewis singled, Steve Prout singled and Don Stroud doubled to push across two runs. The Irish, who had managed only two hits off of Dan Heywood until the fifth, brought in five runs in that.inn- ing to take a 5-2.1ead. Brad Taylor's hit turned out to be the big blow. The Irish went up 6-2 in the top of the sixth as Jim Zimmer led off with a home run. Royals then rallied in the bottom of the sixth as Tdm Tordoff tripled, and Jeff Rowe and Pete Tuckey walked. Don Stroud singled and Brian Hodgins singled to tie the score at 6-6. The Irish then scored s ingle run in the top of the ninth as Kevin Lightfoot reached on an error and scored on Paul Wraiths single. Royals came right back in their half when Brian Hodgins doubled and scored on Dan Heywoods single. The Irish got the winning runs in the top of ine twelfth as Jim Zimmer ..►-314*'"1.16, velma reached on a fielders choice and scored as Dave Smith tripled. He then scored on a sacrifice fly. Dennis Carty picked up the win coming on in the sixth inning in relief of Fred Franks. They combined to strike out 14'batters and allowed 11 hits. Brian Hodgins took the loss for Royals, pitching the final seven inn- ings. nnings. Dan Heywood started. Heywood struck out three and gave up six runs on eight hits. Hodgins allowed three runs on five hits while striking out four batters. O.A.S.A. Playdown Once again, Royals fell just short of victory: opening their zone Ontario playdowns in intermediate 'C'. Royals opened the scoring in the se- cond inning as Tom Tordoff singled and scored on Jim Allison's single. Teeswater knotted the score in their half of the second. Royals went up 2-1 in the top of the fourth as Glen Thompson singled and scored on an over -throw. Teeswater then pushed across four runs in the bottom of the fourth to take a 5-2 lead. They added one in the fifth to maintain what looked like a com- fortable distance. In the seventh Tom Tordoff reach- ed on an error, Pete Tuckey singled. Richard Schilbe tripled and Dan Heywood reached on an error to bring in three runs. That was all they would get however Teeswater hung on for the win. The second -game in the playdowns goes Thursday in Exeter at 9 p.m..Royals have won the flip and if a third game is needed, it will be played in Exeter. Royals travel to Poplar Hill Tues- day. resuming league play. Royals tourney approaching Exeter Royals tourney is being finalized for the weekend of August 7,8,9. Sixteen of the best fastball teams in Ontario willbe competing for $1,800 in travel money plus Molson prizes and trophies. •_ -T1 The tourney opens on Friday with last years champions from Fullarton meeting Teeswater at 8 p.m. on dia- mond one. Lucan White Sox. led by Paul Horeburg, take on Ayr Vies who have won several Ontario Rural Champion- ships at 9:30 p.m. Petrolia meets Stonetown Chargers and on diamond two Verschoyle will' meet Glencoe.. - Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. In- gersoll Macnabs will meet league leading St. Pauls on diamond one while on diamond two Nairn plays McLeod .Roofing from Kitchener at 11 a.m. Former tourney champs, Rich- mond Hill will play Merlin from Chatham and on diamond two. Chepstow Aces will meet St. Marys Baird Lumber Kings. Games continue Saturday until 11 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. with the final around 5 p.m. There is no admission and refreshments and food will be available. ' A draw fora bushel of hats will also be held on Sunday. Molsons will be sponsoring the event. 'A' group on a 10-0 win over Goderich, they defeated Petrolia 3-0 in the semi- final and then beat a very strong Lucan team in the 'A' final after a very exciting and close game. 4 • • `� _>r• s- ', 1; a • • `Alts ti..r..� • ;ti epkt.i r. FANCY FOOT -WORK — Shaun Jones sends the ball out of bounds by kicking it behind him, keeping his St. Columban opponent from driving down the field. Lucan Jost the 'A' final by a score of 1-0. The two teams were participating in an Atom soccer tourney here in Exeter. Beattie, VanEsbroeck stars for Exeter. 1 against Nairn In squirt action this week, Exeter I continued its winning ways defeating Nairn I by a 4-0 score. Ex- eter carried the play throughout the game with Ryan Beattie and Jeremy VanEsbroeck playing their best game of the season. Scoring for Exeter 1 were David Farquhar (2), Darryl Parsons t tl and Danny Snell with his first goal.ever. Exeter II played a strong game against a tough Arva team but failed to put the ball in the net. The final score was 0-0. Exeter III played a home game against Ildertonli. The Exeter kids dominated the play but could not put the ball in the net on the many chances and they had to settle for a 1-1 tie. Luke Sims scored the lone Ex- eter III goal. A POLO-ESQUE PASS Terri Kerr overcomes the opposition to get her team going in the right direction during a water polo match at the Exeter pool on Wednesday. Exeter IV won by default over a team from Lucan. Not enough players showed up for Lucan to play the game. In Atom play. xeter 1 continued to win. The Exeter -kids had no trouble in defeating Elderton by a 5-1 score. Scoring for Exeter I were Matt Glavin (3), Chris McDonald 11 and Luke Sims. Chris McDonald played an outstanding game for Exeter I. Exeter II did not fare too well in their game against one of the top teams in the Atom league, Nairn I1. The Exeter kids gave it a good try but Nairn was better. Exeter lost 6-0. Both Mosquito teams were vic- torious this week. Exeter I played an excellent game controlling the play throughout and defeated Nairn 15-1. Scoring for Exeter 1 were Cheryl Ballantyne. Dennis Welsh, Dan Martens. Eugene Boersma and Jason- Willert. Rob Wagner and Michael Burton turned in good performances. Exeter I1 did not start off too well in their game• trailing 2-0 at half time against llderton. In the second half. however, they got their act together and scored three unanswered goals for a 3-2 final score.. • Joel Campbell t 21 and Ryan Stuart scored for Exeter 11. Trevor Taylor and Mark Foster played well for Exeter.• In Pee Wee play. Exeter II travell- ed to Lucan'and defeated their hosts by a 8-3 score. In Bantam play. the Exeter team was a little over confident after three easy wins in a row and were lucky to get away with a 1-1 tie against Strathroy. a team that only had lo players. Time and again the Strathroy players beat the Exeter players to the ball and at times dominated the play. Exeter look a lead shortly after half- time when Tim McAllister gent in Sivilay Sengkhounmany all alone to score. Strathroy tied the -game up shortly after that and that is the way it stayed. • Exeter is presently. in third place in the standings. . Special mention this week goes to Theresa Wilhelm. who scored her first goal ever last week in a squirt game. For more soccer coverage, turn to page 4A Middegaal OM 11- SALES SERVICE — INSTALLATION %1111111111111111.1111ftftell104 Seaforth 234 Main St. N. 527-0104 NMMN INN MN Tasty Nu Bread HEAVY TRAFFIC A group of Exeter swimmers found the perfect way to handle the heat this week when a travelling water polo clinic come to town. In the writer from left to right are Jason Moskell, Chad • Hutchison, Ugene Boersma and Terri Kerr. 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