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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-26, Page 20Page 4A Times -Advocate, August 26, 1987 Exeter 15quirts lose second gams In squirt action, Exeter I lost only its second game of the season to Ar- va. Hampered by the absence of some of the top players the team just could not put it together against a strong Ar- va team. Darryl Parsons and .Jackie Vanesbroeck played well for Exeter I. Exeter II took advantage of Exeter l's loss and tookover second plat,* in the standings after beating a strong Coldstream team by a 3-1 score. Exeter III had a week off. Exeter IV travelled to Lucan for a ried the play to the strong St. Colum - game with .Lucan 1I. Exeter con-, ban team. Lady Luck was not with tinned its strong play and came away them however and for all the ex - with a 3-1 win. cellent scoring opportunities they Scoring for Exeter .•ere .lien Clad, the Exeter squad came up with Glavin, ,Brent Hartman and ,teff only one goal. -Mclean. In the second half. St. Columban Robert DeVriesand Jodi Treumner became stronger and scored three were outstanding. unanswered goals -for a 3-1 win and In atom play, Exeter I travelled to the atom league championship. St. Columban to meet the league Exeter I will end up in second place. leaders. In the first half, Exeter car- The lone goal for' Exeter I was ..r Announcement ROYAL BANK G.N. Baskett J.G. Macpherson, Senior Vice - President and General Manager, Ontario of the Royal Bank of, Canada announces the appointment of G.N. (Garry) Baskett as Manager of the Bank's branch in Exeter. Mr. Baskett joined the bank in November, 1977 and was most recently Assistant Manager, Consumer Commercial at the - Bank s Exeter branch. INTO PLAY Jason McFalls throws the ball into play during an Ex hibi- tion game against Delaware Thur. night. scored by Luke Sims on a set up by Chris McDonald. Marty bebruyn played an excellent game for Exeter Exeter II managed to stay close • with Lucan 1 for most of the game but some late goals put the game away for Lucaw' 1 by a 5-2 score. In Mosquito action Exeter I.had no trouble with Nairn II.' The short - manned Exeter I team, strengthened by atom players Marty Debruyn, Brian McAllister and squirt. Trevor Boersina, took it to Nairn all night and Nairn was lucky that Exeter did not capitalize on all its chances. The final score was 8-0 for Exeter I. Scoring were Sivichay Sengkhoun- many 13), Marty Debruyn (2), Rit- chie Dobson. Jamie Dougall and Eugene Boersina. Dennis Welsh played very well for Exeter 1. Exeter II. with help from four atoms, disposed of Bryanston by a 6-0 score last week.. Scoring for Exeter wereJeff Sararas, Billy Kline (2) and Joel Campbell i3r. Rob Lynn and ('had Gilfillan played well. In an exhibition game, Exeter II travelled to Goderich and after a hard - fought game beat Goderich 3-0. Rit- chie Dobson. Joel Campbell .and Jamie VanDam scored for Exeter II. Mark Brintnell was hurt and will likely -be lost for the.bahmce pf the season'. In their league game this week, Ex-' eter II continuedlheir winning ways as they polished off Grand Bend by a 4 -0 -score. Trevor Taylor was outstanding for Exeter I1. Scoring for Exeter were Jamie VanDam, Marty Debruyn and Joel Campbell._ Darrin Kints recorded all three shutouts.. — - BATTLE FOR THE BALL — JustiroO'Rourke finds the competition tough during an exhibition soccer game against Delaware. Delaware took a 2-0 lead in the first half, but Exeter managed to tie the game in the second. The final score was 2-2. up just short in a 4-3 loss. Scoring for Exeter were Sisavay Sengkhounmany, Amanda Houston and Mark D'Anna. In Bantam action. Exeter closed out the season with a 2-2 tie against Delaware. With forwards playing on defense and defenders playing forward for this game, Exeter had trouble putting together good passing"combinations. Delaware took a 2-0 first half lead but the Exeter boys and.girls fought back in the second half to gain the tie. Scoring for Exeter were Brent Bell and Henri Debruyn. • Jason McFalls played well as a utility goalkeeper. The Bantams have now finished their regular season. The bantam Ironwood ladies Pat Fletcher won closest to the pin on Number 4 and Liz Hodgins won longest drive on Number 5 in Iron- wood ladies club action this week. Just for fun, the ladies did highest skins on any hole • and the winners'. were: Susan Czypyha, Marg Butler, Marg Baker, Deb Thompson, Mary In Peewee action, Exeter 1 played - MaryThomson, Patty Coleman and • Jane Taylor: _ Low skins were won by Hazel Beaver and Susan Czypyha. Next Monday there will be a Texas Scramble and beef barbeque for the last evening of the Ironwood Ladies Club. The second week of playoffs was sponsored by Don Heywood Painting and Decorating. well against a much improved Bryanston. Backed by excellent goalkeeping by utility keeper Peter McAllister. Exeter II came away with a 3-1 win. Scoring for Exeter II were Nicky Szabo. Eric Reimer and Shawn McFalls. Exeter II then travelled to Grand Bend and gave it their all but came Lucan Atoms clash with Exeter Last week's Lucan and District Minor Soccer League action saw Lucan 1 Moms travelling to Exeter to play against Exeter II. Lucan's scor- ing attack was led by Scan Ryan who scored two goals with singles going to Brent Bellamy. Jeremy Brown and Daryl Boshart. Strong goal -keeping was provided by Jeremy 'Johnson and Daryl Boshart. Lucan's 5-2 win conipletes the season's regular schedule and leaves Lucan I with a record of eight wins and four losses. Ilderton gave up a 1-0 loss to Lucan II in Lucan because of a player shor- tage. That gives Lucan II a final season record of six wins and six Best Interest 10 / • Guarantemed Investent o Certificates • subject to change Golser•Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc Exeter Grand Bend 235-2420 238-8484 Clinton Hensall Goderich 482-9747 262-2119 524-2118 Hully Gully gets the jump on winter 1988 YAMAHA Snowmobile OPEN HOUSE All this weekend See and drive what's new for '88 The YAMAHA SNOW SCOOT It's like a scooter on skis <0. R.R. 1 Varna 262-3318 L.,' O osoo G Silo Opo,„ ross hyo "• / /) mater rutdrCpn -Fir? kisses. Several. Lucan players were - added to Ilderton's squad for a close, well -played fun game for both teams. On August 19, Lucan Mosquito boys hosted a formidable St. Columban team. Lucan, having lost earlier in the season to St. Columban, was eager to play the re -match and started strongly. Two goals by Brian Heckman and one by Nathan Brown. gave Lucan a 3-0 lead by half-time. Lucan then shifted intefa more defen- sive style of game. Excellent performances by Matt Munro and Shaun Fairweather at mid -field and Jason Dayman in goal, plus over-all effort and determination by the entire ucan team resulted in a final score of 3-0 over St. Columban: LucanPeewee boys also hosted a St. Columban team but the outcome was different. Play was elose in the first half after St. Columban took a 2-1 lead. Lucan's goal was scored by Jason Dukeshire. Jason Burgess tied. the game at 2-2 in the second half but St. Columban scored three more times. Juvenile girls Exeter Juvenile girls jumped out to a great start in their best -of -three playoff series against Strathroy when they handed their opponents a 25-8 rout in game one. Shelley Skinner was the starting pitcher for Exeter. Kelly Whiteford relieved her in the second and then proceeded to strike out ten batters in the next four innings. She also pick- ed off two more players for outs in the regular course of the game. Lee O'Rourke scored five runs in six attempts at bat and hit a home run. Jodi McBride went five -for -five at bat and Sherry Kerslake went five - for -six. The winner of this series will ad- vance to meet the winner of a best -of- - three series between Poplar Hill and West Williams. -The final will be a best -of -five series. A Lucan rally sparked by goals from Len Carter and Jason Dukeshire almost caught St. Columban but the game ended with a 5-4 score in St. Col- umban's favour. Mike Van Bussel played very well for Lucan. In Peewee girls action, Lucan Leprechauns defeated London's Oak McGuinness by a score of 4-0. Two goals by Tanya Reymer and one goal each by Amy Sullivan and Nancy Van Busse! gave Lucan the win. This week Bantam girls' played against London Cosmos. Despite great goal -keeping by Heather Goudy, London scored in the last two minutes of the game. handing Lucan a 1-0 loss. 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'l'he under -11 girls team did not fare top well this week. The girls lust could not muster enough effort to keep the game close with the Delaware girls. Final score 5-0. Playing well forl•,xeter were Cathy Wagner and Erin McLeod. 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