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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-19, Page 21• Times -Advocate, August 19, 1987 Page 3A BEAUTIES AND BEASTS— It was o close final game at the Centralia slo-pitch tournament on the weekend. One run decided the game with a score of 7-6 in favour of the Beauties & Beasts. They are: back, left, Jim Thompson, Jim Glavin, Dan Lewis, Hi Thompson, Doug Case, Jim Dixon. Front, Marg Thompson, Nathalie Glavin, Mary Ann Lewis, Deb Thompson, Deb Case, Donna- Dixon. Kippen Gun Club shooting match results Twenty-five shooters narticipated in the Tuesday Augsut It meet. Dan Crerar and Jamie Caldwell captured the top score of 25. Jim Cocker and Gord Glazier -24. Frank, Mills, Bert Mahaffy, John Glazier, Paul Lamb, Jody Mosurin- john, Jim Butcher, Bob Caldwell, Fred Brall, and Glen Mogk all scored 23. Lloyd Venner, Harrison Schock, Brad Mann, and Ed Steegstra, all scored 22 points. Larry McNeill, Neil Voskamp, Tom Allen - 21 points. Roy Co-op Juniors end season with a loss Co-op Juniors are done for the season in the men'senior Great Lakes Baseball league. They lost the second straight game in a best -of -three series against Listowel Monday night (August 10) in a battle that was decided by one run. Exeter Co-ops fell behind by one Exeter golf Thirty golfers took part in regular Tuesday morning golfing at Exeter Golf Club Ladies day. The prize for low score went to Bette Smith with low gross of 53. Runners-up were Helen Burton and Helen Wasnidge, both at 57. Marg Lovell, again putting well, came up with 12 putts. Jean Crecas and Joan Webb tied for second place. Most honest golfer was Donna Paynter while runner-up was Mary Soudant. Ilidden scores were won by June Borland and Jean Smith who tied, Audrey Bentley and Cathy Play-offs start this week. Exeter Soccer Continued from page 1A Hanover this weekend to participate in Sportsfest '87. The trip for the Pee wees was very successful. In round-robin play, Ex- eter started slowly with a 1-1 tie against Owen Sound. In the second game, Exeter found their rhythm and managed to defeat another Owen Sound team by a :3-0 score. With three points in the round- robin, Exeter ended up in the A final against unbeaten Walkerton. In the final, Exeter played extreme- ly well. They used the wind to their advantage and built a 3-0 lead in the first half. They hung on in the second half to preserve this 3-0 win and the 'A' championship. Peter McAllister and Julia Merner had outstandings tournaments. The team is coached by All Beattie and Lorne Rideout.. run in the first inning when Listowel took a 2-1 lead, but they quickly countered and by the top of the third, had tied the game at two. The game became a stale -mate un- til the final inning when Listowel scored on an error. The final score was 3-2. Co-ops lost the first game of the series by one run as well. Coach Ron Anderson blamed the losses on a weakened bench. "We had good pitching as far as that goes, but we just didn't have the bench strength," be said, noting that the team had only three pitchers to work with; Scott Lovie, Doug Schade and Terry Cox. The other members of the pitching squad have been unable to play in the playoff games due to other sporting commitments. Schade put Co-ops on the board Monday night when he doubled to bring in Darcy Martin in the first inning. Trailing 2-1 in the third, Martin doubled and then came home on an error to tie the game. Thatunfor- tunately, was to be the last run of the game for Exeter. If there is a bright side to be found in Co-ops early exit from the league playoffs, it is that they now have all the time they need to gear up for the 1987 Ontario Baseball Association Junior 'D' elimination tournament. Exeter Co-op Juniors will be hosting the double -knockout tourney on the Labour Day weekend, September 5-7. Teams from all over Ontario will be taking part in the tourney. Some regional winners have already been decided. Lakeside, the St. Marys area team will be among the competitors that weekend as well as Kingsville from Essex county and Glanbrook from the Niagara region. Playoff series in Belleville, Stouff- ville; Brockville and Little Britain will decide representatives for the tourna- ment later this month. Orillia and Shelburne are also battling it out to decide who will take part in the 'D' eliminations tourney. Co-op Juniors won the OBA junior 'D' tournament in their first year of existence (1982) and since then, have won their WOBA league champion- ship in 1983, 84, 85, and 86. Campbell, Knights rolling Those who wish to tollow the pro- gress of former Exeter Broncos atom hockey scoring star, Joel Campbell, should make plans to visit the St. Thomas -Elgin Memorial arena on the following dates. On Thursday, .August 20, Joel's team. the L'il Knights will play against Cambridge at 6:15 p.m. The following day they will face the Lon- don Junior Diamonds at 11:00 a.m. and Humberview at 6:15 p.m. Saturday, August 22, the L'il Knights will try their skills against M.S.H.L. at 12:55 p.m. and the Lon- don Nationals at 5:35,p.m. MODEL SWIMMERS -- Liz Wilkinson, a water safety instructor from London, gives five local swimmers a chance to try on life jackets and personal floatation devices during a water safety demonstration at the Exeter pool Friday afternoon. Lamport - 20, Bob Baker - 19, Jim Drehmann - 18 and Brent Dawe - 17 points. PEE WEE CHAMPS -- Usborne 1 pee wee girls come out on top winning the 'A' championship last weekend in the O.B.A. pee wee tournament in Cromarty. Back row, left to right, coach Deb Case, Tammy Rohde, Kerr -Lynn Case, Joanne Kerslake, Amy Johns, Tina Glavin, Erin Coward, coach Debbie Glavin. 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