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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-09, Page 17Times -Advocate, Se tember 9. 1987 SETTING THE GROUND RULES — Scott Lovie, Don Currell and Steve Merner of Exeter Co-op Juniors go over some of the ground rules with their opponents prior to the game. Scramble wraps up Ironwood Ladies Air Canada sponsored the Texas Scramble played August 31, as a wrap-up for the Ironwood Ladies club. The winning team after a putt -off with a '37' was Doris Hackney, Dor- cas Wein, Edith Boyle and Ginger Weber. Also coming in with '37' was the team of Pat Fletcher. Janet Ifeaman, Susan Czypyha and Elaine Skinner. The closest to the pin on number four was won by Viviene Cowan and closest to the pin on number eight with her second shot was won by Ruth Mercer. The golfers enjoyed a beef barbecue following the Texas Scram- ble. A trophy was presented to low gross winners; A flight - Marlene Par- sons ( 88); B f1ip�it) - Joan Heywood (89); C flight - Betty Coates (105). Low Net winners in each flight were 'A' - Karen Bowerman i 621; 'B' Carolyn Gilfillan (65) and 'C' Louise Pincombe (68). The most improved golfer award was presented to Joan ,Heywood. Exeter Ladies SIo-pitch With the exception of one game, Ex- eter Ladies Slo-pitch has wrapped up its regular season schedule. Downtown Dollies took the A group- ing and Good Times finishing on top of the B side. The Sundowners and South Ifuron Hospital face each other September 10 to decide who will capture second and third place in the A division. Exeter Inn-dianettes finished in fourth place on the A side with Albatross Angels and Big 0 Sockettes 1 it �.. rv: If Paid by Dec. 31/87 Adults $ 150.00 Family $300.00 Children 18 yrs. and under Family Rate FREE Junior or University . placing ftfth and sixth respectively. On the B side, Huron Park Devils took second place, Dan Brie Darlins grabbed third. Electro-Lites fourth. Cheers fifth and The Beaters manag- ed sixth place. The' roundup tournament takes place September 11 and 12, with first place in A meeting first place in B and so on in the first round of games. The tournament will wind up on Saturday when the B final is played at 6:00 p.m. and A final at 7:30 p.m. EXETER GOLF CLUB 1988 Membership Rates $125.00 Example of Payment Schedule for Dues by Post Dated Cheque Adult$150 Oct $50 Nov $50 Dec. $50 If Paid by May 1/88 Adult $175.00 Family 5325.00 Children of family Junior or University $ 150.00 If Paid After May 1/88 Adult $200.00 Family $350.00 Children of family FREE Junior or University $175.00 FREE 1987-88 Projects ... Enlarge greens (underway) ... Overseed and fairways ... Fix new tee boxes ... Course expansion ... New water system ... Sand and bunker placement ... Driving range & putting green Thanks to the support of the people of Exeter and the surrounding areas much of our improvements are underway. Its been a great summer and we are looking forward to the 1988 season. Ron and Shirley 8ileski A NEW INNOVATION Rolling Deck for Pickup Trucks Carpenters/ Plumbers / Electriccins BL UEWA TER ro4 ''' DOES ALL THE WORK FOR YOU! R.R. #2, Zurich, Ontario NOM 2T0 Tel: (519) 236-4239 6 There was a tie on the ringer board shared by Janet Wedlake, Marlene Parsons and Joan Heywood with a score of 31. The door prize donated by Noi thlander was won by Anne Prout. The 1987 Ironwood Ladies club has enjoyed a successful golfing season, thanks to our many generous Spon- ' sors and looks forward to next year. Good Luck to the new executive Lor- na Russell. Karen Bowerman and Liz Hodgins. HOME PLATE ACTION - Ray Anstett does his best to keep a Kingsville player from scoring, but his efforts go unrewarded. Pitcher Steve Merner watches the action at the right. Co-ops lost the game 16-5. Junior D tournament Continued from page 1A fielding errors. ()tithe mound for Exeter Terry Cox was the starter. Ile needed relief help from Soott :Miller in the third and Dar- ren Akey came on in the fifth and finished up. In the semi-final game, Co -Ops starting pitcher Scott Lovie came up with a sore arm in the'second ihning Before the fire could be- put out Kingsville had scored 10 times and the game was virtually over. Doug Schade threw the last four innings. Steve Merner in the leadoff position reached base in his first three ap- pearances at the plate and came around to score each time. In the opening inning Dlerner.walked and raced home on a double delivered by A FINAL CHECK — Ron Anderson and Don Currell, coaches of Co- op Juniors, check the Exeter line-up in the dug -out prior to a game as John Gregus (far left) looks on. Soccer playoff structure decided In squirt play this week. two Exeter teams saw action to decide the A and B playoff structure. Exeter I had no trouble disposing of Nairn I by a 3-0 count. Exeter played an excellent game and the score could have been much higher. Scoring for Exeter were Daryl Parsons(2) and David Farquhar (1 ). Sean Beattie, Michael Ford and Jeremie Vanesbroeck each turned in a good effort for Exeter. Exeter III played Ilderton II. Ac- cording to the standings, Exeter should -have had no trouble winning but Ilderton hada different opinion. The Ilderton team played an excellent game. Luke Sims scored the lone goal for Exeter III. At the end of regula- tion time the final score was 1-1. In the overtime period Ilderton managed to score and knock Exeter into the B round of the playoffs. In atom play. second place Exeter I came up against last plate Nairn I and had no trouble in reaching the A round. Marty DeBruyn•scored two early goals and set up another as Exeter coasted to a 7-0 victory. Other scorers for Exeter were Chris McDonald, Jeff Inch and Luke Sims. The Exeter II atom team will play their preliminary round next Monday in Bryanston. The only other game played this week was a make up league game between Exeter f and Exeter 11 in the Mosquito division. Exeter II continued their excellent play of late and took a 1-0 lead in the first half when Joel Campbell scored direct from a corner kick. In the se- cond half however Exeter I showed why they ended up iri first place. They scored four unanswered goals for a 4-1 final score. Scoring for Exeter were Sivichay Sengkhounmany (3) and Eugene Boersma Final soccer standings Squirt St. Columban Exeter [I Exeter I Lucan Ill Exeter III Arva Exeter IV G. Bend Coldstream Lucan 1 Nairn II Ilderton II Lucan If Nairn 1 Ilderton 1 Atom St. Columban Exeter I Nairn II Lucan I Bryanston Lucan 11 G. Bend Exeter II Ilderton Coldstream Nairn I Mosquito Exeter I Lucan St. Columban Exeter II Nairn II Grand Bend Ilderton Nairn I Bryanston Coldstream W 1. T Pts 14 0 0 28 9 1 4 22 9 2 3 21 8 2 4 20 7 2 5 19 7 4 3 17 7 5 2 16 5 4 5 15 7 7 0 14 5 7 1 11 4 9 1 9 2 10 2 6 1 10 2 4 1 12 1 3 0 12 2 2 12 0 0 24 10 2 0 20 10 2 0 20 8 4 0 16 7 4 1 15 6 6 0 12 4 7 1 9 :3 7 2 8 2 10 0 4 2 10 0 4 0 12 0 0 13 0 12 2 10 1 9 4 8 5 5 9 5 .9 2 12 2 "12 1 13 1 27 0 24 3 2:3 1 19 1 17 000 101il 0 4 0 4 0 2 , JV SOUTH HURON RECREATION IC. OFFERS KARATE � � s Tues. and Thurs. Evenings 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Hall Instructor - RON TYNDALL 1st Degree Black Belt. This class is offered for MEN' WOMEN and CHILDREN (ages 10 and up) "Spectators welcome" BENEFITS: Conditioning, self-awareness, self- defence, self-confidence, discipline Program starts - Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1987 - $25.00 for 8 weeks (2 nigh?s/week) Register Qt the Rec Centre Sept. ,15 from 6:30 . 7:00 p.m. For information call 482-3634, 235-2833 Ray Anstett. Merner again walked in the Exeter third frame. Doug Schade was safe on an error and both came around to score. Steve Neil led off the Exeter fourth with a single. but was caught stealing. Scott Miller followed with anotheF one -base blow, Steve Verner drew his third free pass of the game and both completed the bases cycle. The- championship trophy, was presented to Kingsville captain Scott Moore and coaches Ed Wellington and John Rumble by John Hope and Brad Gregus in particular for looking after the tournament and keeping the diamond in great shape and the Ex- eter Optimists for their sponsorship. _lain ou The coaches of the Exeter Co-op Junior Baseball Club would like to thank all those who helped and contributed in any way -to •staging a . very welt organized and successful-' ly run "1987 Ontario Ba'eball Asociation- Junior "D" Championship Tournament. In particular we would like to thank the Exeter and District Optimist Club for their financial support. i E3usineos !rreci rry ACCOUNTANT -PUBLIC ,�Orri Taylor Chartered Accountants P.O. Box 1690 497 Main Street. EXETER. 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