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Times-Advocate, 1988-06-01, Page 134041 f? s•• e;% •'Itae y - •v. • ,e • Ala ti 1 ' 6 A ^, I"" P .1riJ-.••' •,r .' :.. qb't' ''i.: ? ei9R 3.; y�►: 4 t '-4'rfa FIRST SOCCER ACTION - Exeter squirt soccer teams,saw their first competitive action league play this.week. Here they are in pursuit of the ball. TI June 1, 1988 mes - ng South Huron, North Middlesex dvocate & North Lambton Since 1873 1 Page 1A All soccer teams to see action this week EXETER - This week the 10 teams of the Exeter soccer club will all sec action in the various age groups. A whole summer of soccer is ahead of us. It seems all the problems have been ironed out and everyone is roaring to go. A few teams started last week. The girls .under 11 team playing in the West Middlesex Youth soc- cer league started the season on a winning note. The girls were full value for their 4-0 shut out over Coldstream. Presley Mayer led the way with a two goal performance. Single goals were scored by Cathy Wagner and Erin McLeod. Coach Susan Hulley was very pleased with the way all the girls performed in their first game of the season. In other action this week the Ex- eter under 17 boys travelled to Del- aware for their first game of the season. Ryan Hern was set up by Justin O'Rourke for •an early goal but Delaware fought back and took a 2-1 lead in the second half. The Exeter boys just could not buy a goal. Chris Eccles hit the crossbar twice and other forwards missed ex-. cellent chances to score but the score remained 2-1 in favor of Dela- ware. Justin O'Rourke and Greg RODEO INSTRUCTIONS - Exeter Constable George. Robertson gives instructions to Jamie Rolph, Ryan Beckett, Trevor Truemner and Andrew Hern at Saturday's bike rodeo. Greys continue winning pattern as they edge. St. Pauls by a 4-3 count EXETER - The Exeter Greys continued their unbeaten ways in the South Perth Ladies Fastball League with a May 24 victory over St. Pauls by a score of 4-3. The Greys scored three times in fhc bottom of the third inning and scored what proved to be the win- ning tally in the fifth frame. St. Pauls scnt two runners home in the fifth and another in the follow- ing inning, but wcrc unable to get the equalizer. Elaine Gould started off the Exet- er three run rally by reaching first on a fielding error by the St. Pauls shortstop. Tammy Mather[ tripled home the first run and scored as Heidi Elliott bashed out a single. Elliott completed the bases cycle as Sandra Burns singled and Sandi Frcmlin was safe on an error. Brenda Bell scored the winning run in the fifth. Loading off she was safe on an error and counted on a fielder's choice and a sacrifice by Frcmlin. Patti Down went the first four in- nings on the mound for the Greys. She allowed only three well scat- tered hits in facing only 15 batters in her pitching stint. Qiaii Bauerman tossed the final three innings and was touched for all the runs. The Greys will be in.Denfield, Thursday night and visit Crediton Monday night to -meet the Cow- girls, Lamport were excellent for Exeter. All three squirt teams saw action this week in the Lucan and District soccer league. Exeter I and Exeter II squared off against each other. Both teams were very evenly matched. There were numerous scoring chances on both sides with Greg Geoffrey and Michael Wilhelm coming close to scoring the winner for their respective teams but in the end a 0-0 tie was a good reflection of the play. Brendan Kraftcheck played well for Exeter I and Jason Corbett and Kerianne O'Rourke played well for Exeter II. Exeter III took on Lucan I and came away with a well deserved 4-0 shut out. The Exeter youngsters played well for their first game of the season. Veterans Ben Cottrell and Michael Ford led the team with two goals each. Ryan Beattie and Robert DeVries played an excellent game for Exeter III. The executive wouldlike to wel- come the new coaches and their as- sistants and we wish you good sportsmanship and the best for the upcoming season. Best wishes also to tyke coach Henri Debruyn who is running his tyke practice with his arm in a cast. Hope it comes off soon Henri. Special ladies nights EXETER - Two special nights wcrc enjoyed this week by members of the Ironwood ladies golf club. Monday night it was Hair Stylers night with nine businesses taking care of the sponsorship. Tied for top spot in low gross at 35 each were Carol Darling, Liz Taylor, Patty Coleman and Pat Fletcher. Finishing second with scores of 36 were Audrey Scott, Betty Coates, Minnie Dash and Janet Ilcaman. Placing third on count - back wcrc Joan Heywood, Bernice Thompson and Shirley Nixon. The longest drive prize went, to, Pat Fletcher and Joan Bakerwees closest to the pin. Sponsors were Concept II, Ru- mors, Mane Event, Mary Helen's Unisex Shoppe, Sharon's Shoppc, Joyce's Hair Shoppc, Love That Hair, Kathy's Kuts and Kurls and Marlene's Personal Touch. On May 26, the ladies night was sponsored by R.S.D. Sports Den and Wuerth's Shoes. - • In 'A' flight, Pat Fletcher won low gross, Joan Heywood was best in low net and Gail Murray had the longest drive. Kim Pinder was low gross winncr in 'B' flight, Donna Ireland won low net and the longest drive be- longed to Dorcas Wein. Louise Pincombe, Edith Boyle and Shirley Nixon -were tops in 'C' flight and best in the new golfer di- vision were Cindy Forrestand San- dra Rowe. Skins winners were Shirley Nix- on, Pat Fletcher, Hazel Beaver and Liz Bowerman. L1� Centennials lose after lacklustre performance EXETER - Exeter Centennial Senior Soccer team was downed by a score of 2 to 0. on Sunday by a visiting team from London by the name of Real West. Exeter's opposition came to play in -the heat but Exeter seemed to lack this necessary punch to play. The home team failed to gain and keep possession of the ball for any great length of time. Craig Winbow, Exeter's goalie made a diving save to rob a breaka- way coming in, and in the process received a fractured nose. George McEwan filled in very well in net but his presence was missed in the front line of attack. Real West went up 1 to 0 about twenty minutes into the second half, and this seemed to visably strengthen them defensively. They were able to turn the tide on several occasions but Exeter could not get a break. The team travels on Sunday, June 5 to compete against Taxandria Fal- cons. The following Sunday, June 12, Strathroy comes to play Exeter at home at 2 p.m. Any support is welcome. Bantams get win and tie EXETER - The Exeter bantam baseball team picked up a victory and a tic in their first two regularly scheduled games of the season. On May 23; the Exeter young- sters played to a 3-3 tic with Dash- wood and two days later the* squeezed out a 12-11 win over Goderich. The bantams are at home for two games this week. Tonight, Wed- nesday, they play host to Dash- wood and Friday again on the Exet- er community park diamond, Seaford) will provide the opposi- tion. In the tie with Dashwood,Jim Ahrens went the distance on the mound for Exeter. He struck out nine and only walked three oppos- ing batters. Jason Heywood turned in a strong effort behind the plate. The Exeter hit total was six. They were all singles coming from the bats of Jamie Cornish, Mark Rus- sell, Ryan Lindenfield, Darren Ma- son, Jason Woytowich and Fred Steciuk. Darren Mason made a good im- pression in his outing as a starting pitcher in the win over Goderich. He struck out five of the 11 batters he faced and only handed out two walks. Mark Russell and David Schwindt finished up in relief roles. Schwindt also led his team at the plate with a grand slam home run to the opposite field, a double, two singles and batted in seven runs. Mark Russell added a double while singles were contributed by Rob Kraemer, Jason Woytowich and Shawn McFalls. Only one outing for lawn. bowlers EXETER - Due to cool weather early in the week, regular play at the Exeter lawn bowling club was restricted to Saturday night's activi- ties. Charlie Hendy led the men with a - win and a score of 17 plus two. Next came Percy Campbell with a score of 17 and Ray Smith at 15. Two victories and a score of 30 plus two gave the women's high score to Marion Dearing, beating out Anna Ballantync by one plus point. Lorna -Spencer was third at 27. GRAND CHAMPS - The Itchy Niters won the playoff championship of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. Back, left, Gerry Lawson and Ed Hearn. Front, Annie Lawson and Barb Hearn. DART LEAGUE CHAMPS - The Swat team won the Exeter Legion mixed dart regular league championship and were playoff runnersup. Back, left, Wayne Parkinson and Dan Heywood. Front, Betty Bowerman and Lynda Lippert. . .•.•.•••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••• MOST IMPROVED-- At Saturday's Exeter Legion mixed dart league banquet, Gerry Smith presented the most improved award to Bernice Ship- man. • •.• Spring Specials in effect Thurs., Fri., Sal. while supplies last Tasty Nu white or 60% who wheat bread Fresh daily, 24 oz. loaf le Maple Leaf Process, Slices Cheese Ib. $3. German Country Buns Edam Fresh 29 Ib. $2.99 doz. $1.09 Wo have a wide variety of yC. • • SAO ' Delicious Donuts . For the freshest bread, buns, ' ' rye bread, and over 10 varieties w. of cookies ' • 16 oz. unsliced six grain Bread lost 99 Delicious Choc alp # Cookies doz. $1.49 for the freshest bread, rolls, pastiles and donuts come to astyjru Bakery (#Chiesa House "Traditional qualify" since 1929 Exeter 235-0332 ...•.... ..... . ... . . ....... ....