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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-03-29, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, March 29, 1989 Shoulder problems forces Lumley to start at Class A LAKELAND - Tendinitis in his right shoulder will force Lucan's Mike Lumley to start the 1989 baseball season in a Class A Lakeland Tigers' baseball uniform rather than a double AA London Tigers' uniform as earlier hoped. Lumley was promoted to the, AA roster only last week but Ti- ger officials felt he hadn't pitched enough because of his shoulder problems. "Mike feels alright and is not too upset about the situation," said Mike Lumley Sr. in a tele- phone interview Sunday. "The Tigers felt he hadn't pitched enough innings in spring training to warrant coming north and the pain hasn't gone awa u to then but they are keeping an eye on him;" said the elder Lum- ley. um- 1e Lumley hasn't thrown in a game situation yet, only twice in the bullpen because of the shoulder problems but threw along the sidelines last week without much pain. The senior Lumley still believes if the shoulder problems subside his son will be in a London Ti- gers' uniform before the end of May. The London Tigers play their first game of the Eastern Baseball. League next Friday, April 7 at La- batt Park in London, against the Albany Yankees. Bedard powers Town and Country HANOVER - Jim Bedard paced Zurich Town and Country men's team to the Zone championship of the National Classified tournament last Sunday at Hanover as he bowled games of 170, 245 and 293 for a 708 triple and 111 pins over his 199 League average. The other four team members were Bert DeBont, 72 pins over his 164 average with a 564 triple, Phil Overholt, 52 pins over his 180 av- erage, with a 592 triple, Ron Dann 51 over his 225 average with 726 and Don Jackson 16 pins over his 205 average with 631 as the team bowled 302 pins over its combined " average. They now advance to the regional rolloffs Sunday at Collingwood from where the winning team will advance to the Ontario Champion- ships hampionships April 16. • - Shoulder trouble - Tendinitis in his right shoulder will force Lu - can's Mike Lumley to start the 1989 baseball season in a class A Lakeland Tigers' uniform rather than a London Tigers' uniform has previously had been hoped. If the shoulder troubles sub- side, he should be back in London by May or June. Zurich PeeWee's Runners Up in Young Canada Week GODERICi-i - After winning the first three games of "D" divi- sion Godcrich Lions Young Canada Week, the Zurich Peewee team competed in the Championship game. They lost 1-0 in the final game despite outplaying and out - shooting the opposition, Thames - ford. The only stumbling block in this game was the Thamesford goal tender who stopped all 44 shots fired his direction. Thamesford managed just 12 shots at the Zurich net and scored the winning goal with just under seven minutes re- maining in the third period. The boys continued to apply the pres- sure but could not find the mark to tic the score. As a result of their efforts they won the Wm. Westbrook Memorial "D" Runner -Up Award. To get to the final, Zurich be- gan the tournament with a 14-3 thumping of the Godcrich B's. Ken Rau led the locals with six goals. in thc second, the Zurich crew came out 5-4 winners against a tough defensive team from Watford. This game was won in overtime with six seconds left on thc clock LPlumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. in the 10 -minute overtime period. If Zurich had not scored they would have been given the win be- cause of more shots on goal in the overtime. - Pat Regier notched two goals for Zurich, with Ben Geiger getting one, after two periods. Down 4-3 going into the third, Zurich fought back to tic the score when Jamie Ramer scored with six minutes left in the third, to send it into over- time. Ken Rau finally ended it a goal with 6 seconds 1'ft in ever time. After a 7-1 victory they reached the ( T' ,nmhi, ,ip game against Tham i. Despite the 1-0 loss against Thamesford, they had an excellent tournament of hockey. This past week the Zurich team headed into the WOAA Group Fi- nals against Brus':ls. 't was to be a best of five set Zurich soundly defeated the op- position 21-1 last Monday evening and both teams agreed to end the se- ries «ith Z;:'i h winning the WOAA Group Championship in the S-2 Peewee Division. JACK'S High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners • Central Vacuum . JACK MAVER 1 Zone champions - This group of bowlers from the Zurich Town and Country Lanes won the zone championship in Hanover last weekend and will participate in the regional bowl -offs in Collingwood Sunday. Left to right, Don Jackson, Bert DeBont, Ron Dann, Phil Overholt, Jim Bedard. Tweens beat St. Thomas ST. THOMAS - Exeter Tween Ringette played an exhibition game against St. Thomas last week and won 9-7. The Tweens spotted St. Thomas a 3-0 lead before Exeter's Jill Sara- ras scored from Michelle Bower- man before St. Thomas connected later to make it 4-1. The locals came on strong the rest of the period and were behind only 5-4 after one period. In the second, Exeter outplayed St. Thomas by adding five goals to St. Thomas' two. Goal scorers for Exeter were: Sa- raras with four and two assists; Mi- chelle Bowerman had three goals and two assists; while Andrea Urlin and Christie Bedard had one goal each and Cathie Wilson had one as- sist.. Lisa Forrest did a great job in net for only the second time playing that position, and got good help from her defence. The Tweens played an exhibition game against the Optimist at the Rec Centre last night. Lucan bowlers in tourney By Glena Tripp Winners in the National Classi- fied Zone Round held March 18 in Lucan was Lucan Team #1, com- posed of Chris Anderson (569), Leanna Meurer (669), Marg Carroll (513), Linda Hibbert (710), Deb Pearce (699). These ladies averaged 210.7 through three games. Excellent bowling! In second place was another Lu - can team - Anne Armstrong, Pat Jones, Cheryl Smith, Heather Smith and Elizabeth Dale. Lucan Team #1 will bowl the Regional Round on Saturday in Strathroy B&D Lanes. The Team Tournament House Round was held March 12, in Lu - can. Rolling their way to first place were; Don Clark, Jack Cur- rie, Bob Moore, Larry Gibson, Doug Lee, and Don Watt with a to- tal pinfall of 3897 - 324 over their average. Second place went to S's Lifties Bullets are runners up ILDERTON = The Exeter Pee Wee Bullets played in the league fi- nals Saturday and came away run- ners-up, losing the championship game 4-2 to Lucan North Stars. Lucan jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one period and cruised from there. Scoring for Lucan in the first were; Robbie Paul from Steve Dame, Chris Revington from Julie Carroll and Ted McKenzie unassist- ed Exeter final got on the board at 9:30 of the second frame when Ben Armstrong connected from Scott Parsons. Lucan regained the three -goal lead at 13:12 of. the , third when Paul got his second of the game unas- sisted. - Eitettetss— asuir" ckfhridc got that back from Mark Foster with 8:06 where shutout from- thenvon: • Exeter put up a good fight de- spite missing several players be - .cause of the Easter. weekend. Exeter was given two minor pen- alties and Lucan one. - Sharon and Larry Gibson, Brenda and Don Morgan, Darlene and Bill VanBergen with 155 over their av- erage. Thanks to those gas stations dis- playing the Ultramar Free Game sign. Watch for one of these and with your gas get one free game of bowling at the nearest participating bowling centre. Lucan Lanes will be happy to see you. Mixed Shuffleboard EXETER - On Wednesday. night, March 22, the Five game winder was: Lloyd Lovell - 498. Four game winners: Wilma Davis - 466, John Pepper- 348,Iva Blair - 348, Harold Da- vis - 346, and Ray Cottle - 331. The three gamexvinners: Har- old Beaver - 207, Ethel McMur- the - 202, and Estelle Chalmers. - 166. Two game winners: Delmar Skinner - 206, Clara Harris - 176. Thursday six game winners: Bruce Watson - 631, Ross Rich- ardson - 498, Hugh McKay - 463, and Helen McKay - 346. Five game winners: Wilma Davis 596, Eldon Heywood - 470, and Pearl McKnight - 467. Four game winners: 011ie Es- sery - 445,M. Eizcnga - 399, and Sena Gosar - 213. Thank you Coaches: Ed Willis Steve Gould and Sponsor: Exeter Roofing For a great season! 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