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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-24, Page 27Express beat Strathroy by forfeit EXETER - The Exeter Express picked their first win of the season the easy way on Tuesday, by for- feit. They were scheduled to play. Strathroy in Exeter, but because of bad weather in Strathroy Tuesday, only six players ventured north for the game. Those same two teams met in Exeter last Tuesday with the locals taking a 5-3 decision on the chin. In that contest, the visitors scored three times in the third inning, on just four hits. - The Express finally got on the board in their half of the sixth in- ning. With one out, Dickey walked, Dave Haytcr singled, moving Dick- ey to third. Dickeythen scored on a fielder's choice and Hayter moved to second. Hayter later scored on a fielder's choice by Peter Heenev. Strathroy got that back in their half of the seventh when they con- nected for a pair of doubles. But Exeter answered again in the bottom of the seventh. Dave Shaw led off with a single, went to sec- ond on a passed ball, moved to third on a ground out and scorcd on a fielders choice. But Strathroy regained their two - run advantage with, a final run in the top of the eighth, while picking up only one hit. Shaw led the Exeter attack with four singles, and was hit by a pitch. Hayter also chipped in with three singles. The Express will be playing host to their annual Slow -Pitch Tourna- ment this weekend with the cham- pionship games taking place about 4 p.m. Sunday afternoon. Next league action for the Ex- press is Tuesday when they travel to Scaforth for a 6:30 p.m. contest. Junior Panthers drop playoff LISTOWEL - Last Monday, South lluron District High School's Junior Boys' soccer team ended their playoff season when they were defeated by Listowel Lords in the Huron -Perth quarter- finals, played in Listowel. The Panniers worked hard against thcir opponents hut fell by the 3-' countto the Lords. South Huron's lone goal scorer was Brett Rideout, while Bill Jenni- son played another fantastic game on defence for the Panthers. Darryl Beaver was this year's high scorer with four goals. Ryan Hern chipped in with three, Brett Rideout two and Pete McAllister, Geoff Sanders, Dave Maguire each added one each. Coach Bill Shore felt his team had a successful season and would like to thank the boys for their ded- ication and effort, and for showing that they are a team with class. Seniors Iosein finals By Michelle Ellison EXETER - Last week, South Hu- ron District High School's Senior Boys Soccer team played three playoff games advancing to the league finals in the process. The Panthers defeated Clinton and Goderich to find themselves in the lluron-Perth final game on Friday against Stratford Central. In the Huron -Perth quarter -final game against Clinton last Monday, the Panthers controlled the play and took an easy 2-0 victory. A penalty shot by Dave O'Connor gave South Huron a 1-0 lead and Henri DeBruyn assured the win on a 15 -yard shot. In the semi-final game on, Tues First ever Olympic games for asthmatic children LONDON - The ninth annual Mini -Olympics for asthmatic chil- dren, still believed to be the only vent of its kind in Canada, will be held at the Robarts School (north- east corner of Oxford and Highbury) on Saturday June 10 from 8;30 to 4.00 p.m. Admission is free. Activities for the whole family including archery, swimming, soft- ball. New this year: team events. Participation Criteria: known asthmatics (those who've had a wheeze in the past year) between six And 13 years old. Tc register, call the Lung Associ- ation 453-9086 by June 6. day against Goderich, the Panthers took a 1-0 victory. The Panthers lone goal scorer was DeBruyn early in the game. Besides a couple of close calls, the Panthers carried the play to advance to the H -P final game against Stratford Central on Friday. The Panthers played a tough game against Central but were defeated 4- 0. The boys played well early in the game hitting two goal posts and having one goal called back. Unfor- tunately, their opponents took the victory. Coach, George McEwan was pleased with his team's season and wishes to congratulate the whole team on a great season. Kippen Gun Club May 9 Scores J: Caldwell Lloyd Venner Mark Tuckey Fred Brall John Glazier Bill Stewart Dennis Boyd Bob Caldwell Ed Steegstra Bob MacPherson Murray Christie Kevin Clark Bob Baker Roger Haines Don Neil Bill Fisher Dave Scott 50 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 22 22 21 21 20 Exeter Ladies Golf Club Tuesday morning, May 19, thirty-four ladies enjoyed a round of golf. Helen Burton registered the lowest score. Shirley David- son took low -putt honors and Alma Etherington won the hidden hole prize. Janet Mason served a deli- cious Kinch. Times -Advocate, May 24, 1989 Page 27 Swings•and misses - Barry Baynham, of the Exeter Express, swings and doesn't get this pitch dur- ing their game against Strathroy last Tuesday in Exeter. Baynham did have a couple of hits however but the Express lost 5-3. In the middle - Rosemary Regier, middle, of the South Huron District High School Panthers' track team tries to overtake two opponents in the qualifying heats of the Junior Girl's 800 metre race at the WOSSA Championships in UWO's Little Stadium last week. A NEW SERVICE IN EXETER INSTANT • ■ The Times Advocate asked "Why Not?" and here it is - a new Fax machine has been installed in our office enabling you to contact any other Fax machine in the world... insiantiy. The Times Ad- vocate will offer the service of the Fax for a cost of $4.00 per printed sheet for the first one plus $1.00 per additional sheet. (Overseas Rates are $7.50 for the 1st three minutes plus $1.50 per additional minute). 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Pages Junior Panthers at WOSSA badminton LONDON - The South Huron Junior Badminton team had players in WOSSA last Saturday at London Saunders S.S. Tiffany Tryon dcfcated Glencoe in Girls' Singles before losing to a Woodstock Collegiate player and to Oakridge to put her out of the dou- ble elimination tournament. Tiffany is a first-year Junior and hopefully she will be back next ycar even bet- ter! Andrea Francis and Ian Verbeek arc the current Huron -Perth Junior Mixed Champions. At WOSSA, they claimed the bronze medals for a third-place finish. The pair defeated Sarnia St. Pat's, Woodstock Col - r1 J `llllGaiser-Kneale 1185o 1 Year GIC Rates subject to verification Exeter 235-2420, Grand Bend 238-8484 Clinton 482-9747 Hensall 262-2119 lege Ave. and London Banting, then lost to Listowel and fbtontcalm. In girls' doubles, Becky Morgan and Carrie Oke, also Huron -Perth champion, had a very successful day winning WOSSA silver medals for a second -place finish. 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