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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-05-18, Page 18Page 2A Times -Advocate, May 18, 1988 Royals down Tavistock in home opener EXETER - Led by the strong per- formance of pitchers Dan Heywood and Scott Brintncll, Exctcr Royals defeated Tavistock Merchants 4-3 for their home opener Thursday night. The win evened their South Perth Fastbal l League record at 1-1. Starting (and winning) pitcher Heywood went six and two-thirds innings, giving up three runs on five hits. Ile struck out seven and walked two. Brintncll earned the save by hur- ling two and one-third innings of shut out relief. Ile gave up one hit while striking out three and walk- ing two. Tavistock opened the scoring in the second inning with a single un- earned run without benefit of a hit. Royals tied the scorc in third in- ning when Brent Dawson opened with a single, stole second and scored on a two out single by short- stop Pete Tuckey. Royals took the lead in the fourth with two runs. Darcy Todd doubled, and was fol- lowed by. singles from Grey Wise Shuffleboard scores EXETER - Mabel McKnight claimed high score Wednesday in mixed shuffleboard action when she scored 546 in six games. Charles Tindall followed with 432. Steve I Irapchak clinched third with 415. In five games of shuffleboard, Charles Hendy scored 420 in five games to lead the pack: Hendy was followed by I larold Davis with 398 and Albert Hummel! with 392.. Thursday, Steve Ilrapchak was at the top of the list in five games af- ter he scored 456 to edge Olive Es- scry into second place with 455. Mcinc Eizcnga took third place with 412 while Marjorie Richard- son rounded out the scoring with 41 I. • In four games Thursday, Lloyd Lovell scored 389 to capture high score. Wilma Davis followed with 371 and Joe Gosar notched 311. In last week's issue, the T -A mis- spelled Steve Hrapchak's name both in the headline and in the story: We apologize for the error. Ironwood draws crowd EXETER - Sixty four golfers took part in the Ironwood Men's club this week when it was spon- sored by I luron,Nlotor Products. Dave Holtzmann topped A flight when he shot a low gross of 37. Ile was followed by Lawrence Call with a 38. Stu Homuth claimed low net in A flight with Bill Farquhar close behind. -Wayne Parkinson snapped up 13 flight with a 39. He was followed by Don Cowan. Rob Funston capped low net honours with a 31. Alike •Brintncll was close behind with a:2. In C flight, Scott Pincombc claimed low gross, heating out his nearest competitor Perry Kncc. Bill Hodge captured low net with Bob Forrest following. Bud Preszcator took low gross in D flight, edging out Jim 1)eBlock. Low net in D flight went to Ron Chanyi who beat Ken Hermann by one stroke. Nearest to the pin on number three was Mike Brintncll. Nearest to the pin on number eight was Stu Homuth. Will Chisholm took home S12 from the skins pot but the big winner was Parkinson who cleaned up on the ninth with a chip in birdie. Next week a Texas scramble will he sponsored by Labatt's. BEST GIC RATE A 101,20 4&5 Yrs. L INVESTMF44TS 122 Courthouse Sq.. Goderich 524.2773 1.900-255.5503 IRISH CREAM -- The cream of the 1987-88 Lucan Irish were recognized Saturday. when the Junior D club held its season -end banquet: Left to right are; Brad Muir (top scorer), Todd Hayter (most improved player), Scott Deno - my (most valuable player and top-defenceman), Tim Hayter and Jamie Grieg (tied for rookie of the year). Lucan team looks strong Continued from page IA will be sharing the position with Shipley. Doug Lamond is another St. Mar- ys product who is making his first' appearance with Lucan. Lamond, Ironwood ladies g olf who also wcnt over -age this year with Juniors, can play both second and, third. Noyes expects thc.tcam will take time to mould together with all the changes that have taken place this EXETER - The Ironwood ladies golf club attracted 65 golfers when Exctcr Sun Service sponsored the event Monday. !laze! Bcavcr led A flight with a low gross of 46. She was followed by Janet Wedlake who shot a 49. Helen Burton claimed low net with 34, edging out Joan Heywood who notched a 35. In 13 flight, Kelly Holtzmann claimed low gross with a 51 and Helen Weber stayed close with a 58. Low-tict was sewn up by Grace Drummond with a 34. Kim Pinder had second low net with 42. Valerie Scott dominated C flight with a low gross of 53 and Louise Pincombe was close behind with 59. • Elaine Skinner shot,a 37 to grab low net while Liz Taylor was close with 42. Liz Ilodgins had the longest drive while Doris Hackney came closest to the pin. Skins were shared by Hazel Beaver, Ruth Mercer and Liz Hodgins. , Next week's sponsors for the event will be RSD Sports Den and Wucrth's Shoes. Ladies SIo-pitch league EXETER - If the first game is any indication of the season's re- sults it looks like it will be a close series. The weekly results hrc as fol- lows: • Huron park Devils 2 - Inn Din- ettes 3 Albatross Angels 2 - Downtown Dollies 3 Dan Brie Darlings 7 - Big 0 Sockettes 9 Goodtimcs 4 - South Huron Hos- pita/ 8 Sundowncrs 6 - Neutrals 11 Cheers 14 - Electric Litcs 5 • Thursday May 19, 1988 Games 7:00 Ex NT vs. CH 8:30 Ex SD vs. S1111 10:00 Ex NPD vs. EL 7:00 H.P. D.D. vs. DBD 7:00 CE G.T. vs. BOS 7:00 Ki EI vs. AA The umpiring team for Thursday's game is the Huron Park Devils. season. "I'd say it'll take a third of the year to get our feet on the ground. Onc;, we start scoring some run. , I think we'll do alright." Buy 10 games, of Ironwood's nine hole golf passport for $90 and get TWO FREE GAMES. • New Club House • Driving Range • Licensed under L.L.B.O. • New Patio • Complete Golf Facility • New gas carts available IRONWOUD Gorr clue Located one mile East of Exeter Off Highway 83. Phone (519) 235-1521 and Al Pym. A Tavistock error contributed to the runs. Exeter increased their lead to three in the fifth as Tuckey led off with a triple and scored on a Brintncll sin- gle. Tavistock made it close however with two runs in the seventh. Royals next scheduled home game is Thursday, June 2 at 9 p.m. Mien Fullarton B's will provide the opposit ion. Exeter Esso would like to say thank -you to every- body who made our Grand Opening a success. If you haven't got your name in for the barbe- cue draw you have until May 24 to enter. Entry forms at Exeter Esso, Thruway Muffler and 3 AAA Family Restaurant and Dining Lounge. THE HOTTEST FASHIONS OF THE SEASON! are at: ll -a 1PKc::1-V.0.0_1 TEE VLLLI.rD DUCK WEAR SPORTS DEN - Sweatpants - Sweatshirts - T-shirts - Cotton shorts - Jammers 1O%Off all DUCKWEAR \VITII '1'IIIS AD 282 Main St. South Exeter Designed by SHDHS Students: Rick Smith, Christine Gould, Ernie Szabo BFGOODRICH TIA's 771 RADL4L T/A Extra -wide, Competition -Look Sport Tire From $8595 P175/70SR 13 Imports P205/70SR14 Mid-size cars P235/6OSR15 Camaro/Firebird P235/7OSR15 Pick ups/vans All sizes on sale until May 31/88 $10895 $12995 $12495 BFGOODRICH Tim's -- BFGOODRICH TA's WE MAKE YOUR CAR OR TRUCK PERFORM. Atr, \ ,'/A P��oma IRE ALGOMA TIRE (Exeter) Ltd. 246 Main St., North Exeter 235-0330 Bigger and Better and Louder OLL I Fireworks L� Bigger r . Selection No�sY B Crackers Very Now shot THE BP DISPLAY E BIGGEST BANG p1 VIL Al ITEMS YES. FOR ES Y RO SE OR 1NDI ARE PAC KAGES BY Rplll �'� NE BEST 0 C *OR t EAS A�U,a,�e,, Mr the best d and avoid the rush s the rep Phone area Se' why t`�led dlie sPIVYs 11 Nt10Mit IE,s Sports & Cycle ,, GRAND BEND 238-2418 .d Sports Spotlight .,. Ih‘ \I.0 i, I:i..,.l01 Trout on my mind I've been tortured by fish in the last two weeks. I know, fish don't really rank up there with the Chinese water tor- ture or bamboo under the .finger nails. But they've been getting to me none: -the -less. A week ago I was on hand to see 600 trout placed in the reservoir .at Morrison Dam. They ranged in size dramatically. The smallest werc just a little bigger than the ones 1 usually catch and the largest were the kind of fish 1 only dream about. Watching thein go into the water from a tank truck via Ausaublc Bayfield Conservation Authority buckets destroyed my. biggest ex - c use. It's the one I always use as I slog back to my car in leaky hip wad- ers: "There's no (expletive deleted) fish in theregnyway." It always works. It always makes me feel just a little bit_better. I blame my failure as a fisherman on the ravages of pollution in Southern Onta- rio and think wistfully of the day when I can go after the big one in the northern reaches of this province. Six hundred trout. I think you can sec what that docs•to the. big excuse. On the weekend, the Exeter Lion's Club, the Ausaublc Bayfield Conservation Authority and the Ausaublc Bayfield Conservation Foundation sponsored their annual fishing derby out at Morrison Dain. 11 was tough to find a good spot unless you showed up just before sunrise. The reservoir was shore -to -shore people bristling with fishing poles, of every description. Some brought boats -- canoes, row. boats, paddleboats -- you Millie. it. I brought my camera. I didn't have my fishing gear in town. That's where the torture comes in. I spent the day taking pictures of people catching fish and 'while, it's a fairly good assignment to have as those things go, it was pretty depressing watching beautiful trout coming out of the water on the end of someone else's line. Corey Burtch inflicted the most pain on me when he brought a trout just shy of 17 inches to the record table. That (ish stood as the winner for the day and Burtch was named Grand Champion. There were some other good fish landed-at/he dam on Saturday. Randy Van Dorsselacr pulled in a -trout just over 15 inches long and Corey Sargeant caught one which was over 13 inchefi. With all the fish corning out of the reservoir, I'd be willing to speculate that there were some hearty trout dinners being served in kitchens all over the arca. I don't know how hungry the fishermen were though. The Lions scrvcd up 48 dozen hot dogs over the course of the day. . Thcrc were many.notable catches, most of which are listed_else- wherein the paper. But my personal favourite was a catch made by Brian Dallas, aged nine. He was awarded with the smallest fish caught on a hook. It was a two and three-quarter inch shiner. Brian and I are going to have to get together some day and swap fish tories. * * 1. Exctcr Mohawks may have died out in the semi-finals, but their failure to beat Crccmorc looks less important i'n this Tight: Moore- - tpwn Comets (beaten earlier in the season in a best -of -five series by Mohawks) became Senior B champions whcn they defeated'Crcemore Chiefsfour games to one. Royals down Tavistock in home opener EXETER - Led by the strong per- formance of pitchers Dan Heywood and Scott Brintncll, Exctcr Royals defeated Tavistock Merchants 4-3 for their home opener Thursday night. The win evened their South Perth Fastbal l League record at 1-1. Starting (and winning) pitcher Heywood went six and two-thirds innings, giving up three runs on five hits. Ile struck out seven and walked two. Brintncll earned the save by hur- ling two and one-third innings of shut out relief. Ile gave up one hit while striking out three and walk- ing two. Tavistock opened the scoring in the second inning with a single un- earned run without benefit of a hit. Royals tied the scorc in third in- ning when Brent Dawson opened with a single, stole second and scored on a two out single by short- stop Pete Tuckey. Royals took the lead in the fourth with two runs. Darcy Todd doubled, and was fol- lowed by. singles from Grey Wise Shuffleboard scores EXETER - Mabel McKnight claimed high score Wednesday in mixed shuffleboard action when she scored 546 in six games. Charles Tindall followed with 432. Steve I Irapchak clinched third with 415. In five games of shuffleboard, Charles Hendy scored 420 in five games to lead the pack: Hendy was followed by I larold Davis with 398 and Albert Hummel! with 392.. Thursday, Steve Ilrapchak was at the top of the list in five games af- ter he scored 456 to edge Olive Es- scry into second place with 455. Mcinc Eizcnga took third place with 412 while Marjorie Richard- son rounded out the scoring with 41 I. • In four games Thursday, Lloyd Lovell scored 389 to capture high score. Wilma Davis followed with 371 and Joe Gosar notched 311. In last week's issue, the T -A mis- spelled Steve Hrapchak's name both in the headline and in the story: We apologize for the error. Ironwood draws crowd EXETER - Sixty four golfers took part in the Ironwood Men's club this week when it was spon- sored by I luron,Nlotor Products. Dave Holtzmann topped A flight when he shot a low gross of 37. Ile was followed by Lawrence Call with a 38. Stu Homuth claimed low net in A flight with Bill Farquhar close behind. -Wayne Parkinson snapped up 13 flight with a 39. He was followed by Don Cowan. Rob Funston capped low net honours with a 31. Alike •Brintncll was close behind with a:2. In C flight, Scott Pincombc claimed low gross, heating out his nearest competitor Perry Kncc. Bill Hodge captured low net with Bob Forrest following. Bud Preszcator took low gross in D flight, edging out Jim 1)eBlock. Low net in D flight went to Ron Chanyi who beat Ken Hermann by one stroke. Nearest to the pin on number three was Mike Brintncll. Nearest to the pin on number eight was Stu Homuth. Will Chisholm took home S12 from the skins pot but the big winner was Parkinson who cleaned up on the ninth with a chip in birdie. Next week a Texas scramble will he sponsored by Labatt's. BEST GIC RATE A 101,20 4&5 Yrs. L INVESTMF44TS 122 Courthouse Sq.. Goderich 524.2773 1.900-255.5503 IRISH CREAM -- The cream of the 1987-88 Lucan Irish were recognized Saturday. when the Junior D club held its season -end banquet: Left to right are; Brad Muir (top scorer), Todd Hayter (most improved player), Scott Deno - my (most valuable player and top-defenceman), Tim Hayter and Jamie Grieg (tied for rookie of the year). Lucan team looks strong Continued from page IA will be sharing the position with Shipley. Doug Lamond is another St. Mar- ys product who is making his first' appearance with Lucan. Lamond, Ironwood ladies g olf who also wcnt over -age this year with Juniors, can play both second and, third. Noyes expects thc.tcam will take time to mould together with all the changes that have taken place this EXETER - The Ironwood ladies golf club attracted 65 golfers when Exctcr Sun Service sponsored the event Monday. !laze! Bcavcr led A flight with a low gross of 46. She was followed by Janet Wedlake who shot a 49. Helen Burton claimed low net with 34, edging out Joan Heywood who notched a 35. In 13 flight, Kelly Holtzmann claimed low gross with a 51 and Helen Weber stayed close with a 58. Low-tict was sewn up by Grace Drummond with a 34. Kim Pinder had second low net with 42. Valerie Scott dominated C flight with a low gross of 53 and Louise Pincombe was close behind with 59. • Elaine Skinner shot,a 37 to grab low net while Liz Taylor was close with 42. Liz Ilodgins had the longest drive while Doris Hackney came closest to the pin. Skins were shared by Hazel Beaver, Ruth Mercer and Liz Hodgins. , Next week's sponsors for the event will be RSD Sports Den and Wucrth's Shoes. Ladies SIo-pitch league EXETER - If the first game is any indication of the season's re- sults it looks like it will be a close series. The weekly results hrc as fol- lows: • Huron park Devils 2 - Inn Din- ettes 3 Albatross Angels 2 - Downtown Dollies 3 Dan Brie Darlings 7 - Big 0 Sockettes 9 Goodtimcs 4 - South Huron Hos- pita/ 8 Sundowncrs 6 - Neutrals 11 Cheers 14 - Electric Litcs 5 • Thursday May 19, 1988 Games 7:00 Ex NT vs. CH 8:30 Ex SD vs. S1111 10:00 Ex NPD vs. EL 7:00 H.P. D.D. vs. DBD 7:00 CE G.T. vs. BOS 7:00 Ki EI vs. AA The umpiring team for Thursday's game is the Huron Park Devils. season. "I'd say it'll take a third of the year to get our feet on the ground. Onc;, we start scoring some run. , I think we'll do alright." Buy 10 games, of Ironwood's nine hole golf passport for $90 and get TWO FREE GAMES. • New Club House • Driving Range • Licensed under L.L.B.O. • New Patio • Complete Golf Facility • New gas carts available IRONWOUD Gorr clue Located one mile East of Exeter Off Highway 83. Phone (519) 235-1521 and Al Pym. A Tavistock error contributed to the runs. Exeter increased their lead to three in the fifth as Tuckey led off with a triple and scored on a Brintncll sin- gle. Tavistock made it close however with two runs in the seventh. Royals next scheduled home game is Thursday, June 2 at 9 p.m. Mien Fullarton B's will provide the opposit ion. Exeter Esso would like to say thank -you to every- body who made our Grand Opening a success. If you haven't got your name in for the barbe- cue draw you have until May 24 to enter. Entry forms at Exeter Esso, Thruway Muffler and 3 AAA Family Restaurant and Dining Lounge. THE HOTTEST FASHIONS OF THE SEASON! are at: ll -a 1PKc::1-V.0.0_1 TEE VLLLI.rD DUCK WEAR SPORTS DEN - Sweatpants - Sweatshirts - T-shirts - Cotton shorts - Jammers 1O%Off all DUCKWEAR \VITII '1'IIIS AD 282 Main St. South Exeter Designed by SHDHS Students: Rick Smith, Christine Gould, Ernie Szabo BFGOODRICH TIA's 771 RADL4L T/A Extra -wide, Competition -Look Sport Tire From $8595 P175/70SR 13 Imports P205/70SR14 Mid-size cars P235/6OSR15 Camaro/Firebird P235/7OSR15 Pick ups/vans All sizes on sale until May 31/88 $10895 $12995 $12495 BFGOODRICH Tim's -- BFGOODRICH TA's WE MAKE YOUR CAR OR TRUCK PERFORM. Atr, \ ,'/A P��oma IRE ALGOMA TIRE (Exeter) Ltd. 246 Main St., North Exeter 235-0330 Bigger and Better and Louder OLL I Fireworks L� Bigger r . Selection No�sY B Crackers Very Now shot THE BP DISPLAY E BIGGEST BANG p1 VIL Al ITEMS YES. FOR ES Y RO SE OR 1NDI ARE PAC KAGES BY Rplll �'� NE BEST 0 C *OR t EAS A�U,a,�e,, Mr the best d and avoid the rush s the rep Phone area Se' why t`�led dlie sPIVYs 11 Nt10Mit IE,s Sports & Cycle ,, GRAND BEND 238-2418 .d