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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-08-15, Page 19 (2)• 1 • •4 Score winner in final frame Pee Exeter pee wees scored a thrilling 7-6 win over . Kin- " cardine at the local park ' Sunday to take a one -game - 4�� lead in their best -of -three league playoff' Times -Advocate August 15, 1979 Page 7A wase win in first playoff encounter. Second game was • played last night in Kincardine and if the third is needed it will go back tb the lakeside town on Thursday. The teams were tied as Exeter came to bat in the bottom of the seventh and after one was out, Jeff Pfaff stroked a single. Darren Vandergunst and John Giffin worked their way on with bases on balls to load the sacks. Steve Batten then tapped one.back to the pitcher and Pfaff was tossed out at home for the second, but leaving the bases loaded. distance for the locals on the Steve Merner then came to mound, giving up four hits. the plate and rapped out his Vandergunst and Scott second hit of the night/ to Bogart had singles to go with send Vandergunst home . the two pounded out by Jeff Pfaff went the Merner and Pfaff's one, ORK CAN BE FUN — If all work and no play makes for dull children, members of the Exeter Bears pee wee ball team are anything but dull. The gals had a car wash on Monday "and it was difficult' to tell whether the best job came when they were serious about their work or when they were engaging in water fights, such as the one being conducted above While the girls charged sl, some prudent motorists'tossed in a tip to ensure they would es- cape the scene with dry clothing. Staff photo Plan pancakes this Saturday Firemen win own event The Exeter firemen were busy at their second annual golf tournament this past weekend and are now engaged in plans for a special attraction for this one. On Saturday, they'll host their pancake breakfast at the fire hall from 7.00 a.m. to 11.00' In addition, they're holding a yard sale. The locals didn't play congenial hosts at their golfing event at Ironwood. They entered two teams and took the top two spots in the Firefighters' Mutual Aid golf event. Pete McFalls, Gabby Mol, WANTED Cars & Trucks for scrap and resaleable parts. Highest prices paid. Turn that old fence, appliances, batteries, copper and farm machinery into cash. Give us o call. Mllkr's Auto Parts Scrap Metal Dealer R R #2, Crediton 234-6343 Gs O��Q Py G (<,� SPG RACING THURSDAY EVENINGS 1st Post 7:45 Bob Forrest and John Morgan totalled a 300 to take the event. Finishing second with 303 were Don Wells, Don Cowan, Jan VanHaarlen and Ken Triebner. The Clinton team of C.Cox, D. Read, --P. Draper and D. Fleischauer were two- strokes, wo. strokesback while Seaforth's entry had a 306. Hensall took fifth with 317 and Zurich posted a 349. A meal followed the tournament and bountiful list of prizes awarded. Fullerton triumphs after a shoot-out In the latest inter -club skeet shoot, the Fullerton and Claybird Gun Club finished with a tied score of 221. The top shooters from each of these two teams, Calvin Christie, Fullarton and Rick Schroeder, Claybird, broke the tie by shooting doubles from the centre station with Calvin taking the win. - The Crumlin Gun Club, London, finished third at 219 The Goderich Club iu with 216.. The South Huron Sportsman Association finished fifth with a 162 and the Kippen Gun Club finished sixth with a 154 score. The skee3 shooting event was hosted at the Goderich Gun Club with 54 shooters in attendance. In regular Wednesday night shooting at the Claybird Gun Club, Bill Weber shot his first straight 2g in'- the skeet shooting followed by Paul Giles and Tom Russell with 23 and Rick Schroeder, 21. 'Ken Smith again tops golfers For the second consecutive week Ian Smith took top honors at mens night at the Ironwood Golf Course. Smith had the low gross score of 38 in the A flight. Don Cowan had a 33 which gave him the best net score. In B flight Fred Mom- . mersteeg had a 41 for low gross honoures while Peter McFalls netted a 34. Allan Keys was tops in C flight gross with a 46 while Brad Murray had the low net score of 32. Taking the low gross title in D flight was Chan Livingstone with a 53 while John Musser had the low net of 37. Steve Pearce took the juvenile division with 37. FPIGERATIO DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL CENTRAL AIR SYSTEMS HEAT PUMPS MAX'S TV & APPLIANCES GRAND BEND 238-2493 TNa'-Y-..: t+(pwyv.Yq.a..'-.,xsr-:..:•.w: ... .. ♦w,0aF.,, .. SCOTT'S LEATHER & TACK. • SHOP 120 Sanders St. W. Exeter, Ont. Phorie 235-0694 Complete line of Western Saddlery, Bridles, Halters, Bits, Pads, Girths. . • ` HORSE HEALTH'CENTRE Fly Wipe, Shampoo; Absorbine, Etc. • Lee Jeans & Jackets Western 866,-,, flats. Belts & Shirts Hand Crafted leather Goods Eagleson had 19 and John Morgan 14. Drag shooting saw Wayne Riddell and Bill Weber with 24; Paul Giles and Larry Mason 21; John Love, Tom Russell, 20; and Sohn Morgan with a 17. _Fuflarton -221 Plus 4 in S 0) Cal Christie 24+23-47, Lou Marello 20+24-44, Murray Christie 23+20-43, Bert Mahaffey 21+22-43, Ernie Marshall 21+23-44. Claybird - 221 ( Plus 2 in S 0) Rick Schroeder 24+24-48, Neil Romphf 22+19-41, B. Cochrane 22+23-45, Larry Mason 20+21-41, Tom Russell 24+22-46. South Huron Sportsman Association - 162 Bill McNutt 18+25-43, Bonnie McNutt 16+15-31, Doug Bender 14+19-33, Maureen Erb 6+12-18, Randy Stanlake 20+)7-37. Kippen- 154 B. Beer 5+14-19, Jamie Caldwell 21+17-38. Dave Crerar 17+12-29, Al Kyle 21+18-39, Mery Batkin 13+16-29. Centennials nipped by G B A pair of quick goals overcame a Centennial lead to earn Grand Bend Colonials a 2-1 win over Exeter in Ausable district_ soccer at Calmer's field, Sunday. • Exeter led 1-0 on a goal by Dick Lord at,i5 minutes of the second�alf. But at 21 minutes Dave Nolan evened for the Bend, and four minutes later Kevin Sim- monds sent the visitors ahead with the winner. .The win continues Grand Bend's unbeaten record in league play this season. Exeter's record is . now • . s four losses and; k' e ttll s. Indoor -Outdoor Carpet You Can Install Yourself 6' Spruce Picnic Table Legs are PRE -ASSEMBLED Seats, tops and bracings are pre- cut. Complete with nails and bolts. A better quality picnic table. And here's another great buy from OZ,te LAWN TURF 48 IN LUSH Sq. Yd. GREEN Outdoor polypropylene carpet in easy -to -install 6' width; 12' in some branches. Save now on Waferboard 1, IT t L f: • t '''...."‘‘,....... v , • 0.4 ; The game gave a good - i i . • ,v -• number of spectators a view - .` ,tN of 90 minutes of excellent soccer. There were few t .14., infractions, all minor, and° the first of them wasn't called until the game was almost 10 minutes old. During the first half, too, Exeter and Grand Bend . missed on chance%at leads. . ..,,,F.tteter.a iiaiigr. sitv A ' virtually certain goals early in the game. During the second,'the clubs split their opportunities at possible goals just about evenly. The Centennials play at home on Canner's field again next Sunday at 4 p.m., when they host Taxandria falcons. •• There are 30,000 ('a• nadians who are officially blind. One third of these cases could probal-'y have been prevented. Make it part of your Lifestyle to take care of your eyes. SUMMER SEQUENCEes',. 100% Pation Plus fiber. Carries 3 -yr. warranty against fading & mildew. 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