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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-31, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, May 31, 1989 A winners - The Ilderton Wildcats won the Men's "A" championship in the Exeter Express Siow-Pitch tournament on the weekend, defeating the Zurich Eagles 12-11 in the championship game. Front row, left to right, Doug Latta, Ed Robb, Jim Reeve. Second row, (left to right), Glen Marshall, Dave Moir, Rob Andrews. Third row, (left to right), John Medd, Rick DeBlock, Cam Evans, Bob Evans, Glen Silver, Bob Ross. Missing, Paul Moir, Rudy Goodwin. .Ladies "A" winners - The Brinsley North Stars won the Women's "A" championship in the Exeter Ex- press Slow -Pitch Tournament on the weekend. Front row, (left to right), Ron Morley, coach, Brenda Smith, Mary Morley, Marilyn Morley, Linda Smith. Second row, (I -r), Margaret Thompson, Joan Fink- beiner, Brenda Wilds, Donna Dixon, Pauline McCann. Back row, (I -r), Chris Hogan, Deb McCann, Gina Regier, Marg Carey, Donna Glanville. The Sundowners won the Women's "B" championship. Men's "B" champs - The Exeter Mohawks showed they can play baseball .as well as hockey when they won the Men's "B" championship in .the Exeter Express Slow -Pitch tournament on the week- end. Front row, left to right, Steve Gould, Bill Glover, Wayne Urbshott, Rocky Hayter, Ron Elliot, Jeff Shipley. Back row, (1-r), Bill- Farquhar, John Kernick, Barry Baynham, Kris Bedard, Jeff Warren, Randy Kraut. Missing, Dave Shaw. Grand Bend teams off to good start GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend Mirror Soccer teams have gotten off to a good start so far this season winning almost all of their games. The Squirts played their first game of the season at home against Lucan and won 3-0. Joshua De- Bruyn scored the first goal of the season with Jeremy 'Arnold and Blake Smith notching the others. . On Thursday, they played Lucan.1 at home, The game was scoreless at the end of the first half. In the sec- ond half, Arnold exploded for four goals and Shawn Maguire scored the other for a 5-0 Grand Bend win. • The next Squirt game will be Thursday night at 7 p.m. when Ex- eter 1 will be at the Grand Bend field behind the Legion Hall for a 7 p.m. game. Tony Mennen is coaching the Squirts this season The Atoms have played one game and. lost a 3-2 squeaker in St. Co- lumban, with Brian Tcdrick and Leslie Stcfanake getting the makers. They played host to Nairn Mon- day night and will play Lucan 1 in Lu can Thursday night at 7 p.m. Coaching the Grand Bend Atoms this season will be Karry Forrester. The Mosquitos have yet to play this season but will be playing their first game tonight, Wednesday, in Coldwater, and will be coached by Henry Bysma. The Grand Bend Pee Wees have won both of their starts so far this season, beating St. Columban 5-2 at Kelder's Field May 16. Jeff Lingard notched a pair of markers, while Mark Fluter, Mark Mollard and Colin Struth picked'up one goal each. Grand also beat Lucaw, in Lucan by an 8-4 count. Fluter led the way with three goals, Mol!ard and Lingard each picked up a pair and the single went -to Keith Crawford. The next Pee Wee game will be June 6, when Exeter while be at Kerder's Field for a game. The Pec Wees are coached this season by Burt Vandenbygaert. At Grand Bend -Bantams, beat II- derton at home in their first game of the season by a 4-1 score. Grevs win first three EXETER - The Exeter Greys La- dies Fastball team have gotten their 1989 season off to a flying start, winning their first three games in rather convincing fashion. On May 16, the Greys played host to Dublin and came way 11-1 winners. On May 22, they travelled Ladies Slo-pitch underway EXETER - The Exeter Ladies Slow -Pitch season got off to a wet start this year. On May 11 rain cancelled all of the first scheduled games of the season. Downtown Dollies drowned DR Darlins on a drier evening to com- plete their game. An games rained out must be made up by the end of July. They will try to rescheduled early to avoid any last-minute panic. Games on May 18 were played under more favorable conditions, giving unconditioned muscles a chance to perform.without•risk of injury. Close.conteSts were waged be- tween Downtown Dollies and Al- batross Angels, South Huron Hos- pital and Inn Girls and Cheers and Electrolites, with Dollies, the Hos- pital and the Inns coming out with victories and two points. The Sun - downers were also successful against the Naturals. Team reps are reminded that score sheets are to be turned in to Janice Brock -by Friday afternoon for each game won. Ironwood Ladies Golf League Results EXETER - The Ironwood Ladies Golf League played twice last week because of the Victoria Day holiday on May 22. That day's golf was played on Thursday and Monday's was played as scheduled. On Monday, Janet Hcaman had low gross in the "A" flight with 48, and low net went to Marg Schilbe with 37. Helen Burton had second low gross and Marlene Par- sons second low net. Anita Cooke had the lowest putts. Louise Pincombe had low gloss honors in the "B" flight. Suc Ste- phens had low net with 36. Ida Mathers had second low gross score and Julianne Varley had second low net honors. Gail Murray had the fewest putts in "B" flight. Valerie Scott lcd the way with low gross laurels in "C" ;tight while Audrey Scott's 38 was good for the low net in the flight. Ede Boyle won second low gross and Carol Rideout was second low net winner, while Lois Wallace made the fewest putts. The night was sponsored by Campbell Appliances, Stephen's Furniture and Whiting's Carpets. Skins winncrs wcrc divided into thc three flights. The "A" winners wcrc Janet Hcad'tian with $9.65, Hazel Beaver $1.40, Gracc Farquhar $1.40, Marg Schilbc $1.40. B Flight - -Julianne Varley $1.40, Suc Stephens $2.65, Louise Pin- combe, 70 cents. C flight - Kim Dawe $8.15, Chris Turner $1.10, Sandy Allcmccrsch $3.30. Low gross in the "A" flight Thursday night was won by Anita Exeter Minor Soccer Continued from page 17 • ner,�while Steve Hem recorded the shutout. Mosquito Division The Mosquitos travelled to Lucan and easily defeated thc home team 7-1. Goals wcrc scored by Marty Dclruyn with two, Bryan McAllis- ter with two and Chris McDonald, Jeff Sararas, and L'ryoii EI:;.rington all singles.- Matt ingles.Matt Sims and Chad •Gilfiilan also played a strong game. In Peewee play, Exeter travelled to St. Columban and defeated them 7-1. The team played well with goals being scored from field play as well as a penalty shot and a cor- ner kick. JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 HENSALL MOTORS LTD. "Car and Truck Rentals" Leasing - New, all makes Sales - Used Cars and Trucks 198 Main St. N. Exeter (Corner Hwy. #83 & #4) Ed Hearn 235-2070 Cook, and low net was taken by Angela Clark. Marlene Parsons won the longest drive on the first hole and Bonnie Ross was closest to the pin on number 7 in two` shots. In the "B" flight, Lorna Russell was the low gross winner while Grace Drummond was the winner in the low net. Julianne Varley was the longest drive winner on the first hole while Bernice Thompson was closest to the pin on #7 two shots. The "C" flight low gross winner was Sue Stephens, while Linda Parkinson took low net honors. Jean Shipway had the longest drive on the first hole and Helen Kints was the closest to #7 in two shots. Thursday's night's golf was spon- sored by Flower Pedlar and Janet Wedlake was the only skins winner, taking $11.10. to Mitchell and won by a 10-4 score and last Thursday they played at Sebringvillc and beat the home team 14-5. Patti Down was the winning pitcher in the Dublin and Sebring- villc wins, while Heidi Elleott picked up the win in the game against Mitchell. Sandra Burns' and Tess Nether), led Greys in offence in the win over Dublin, both picking up three hits in five at bats. In the win over Mitchell, Cindy Down and Sandy Fremlin led the way offensively, each picking up three hits in four at bats, when they beat Sebringvillc As well as picking up the win on the mound, Down led the way of- fensively going four -for -five, while Ellcott picked up three hits in four at bats. The Greys played host to St. Marys yesterday, Tuesdny, night. They next game for the Greys is Tuesday night when they will play host to Denfield at 9 p.m. in Exet- er. Steve Vandcnberk led the way with a pair of. tallies,and singles ,went to Dave MacGuire and Brad Page. They played in Exeter Monday night and will play Thursday in 11- derton. Martin Vandenbcrk will coach the Bantams this season. It has been a great start in the sea- son for all Grand Bend minor soccer tcatns with much success still to come. 0174 Exeter Mohawks Annual - Mixed *mos Slo Pitch 401/00 8A Tournament SAI • June 16, 17, 18 Teams still required - contact Don Keeping 235-0800 • or 235-0986 evenings. Beef Barbecue - Sat., June 17 Tickets only $6.00. Contact any Mohawks executive. DJ Dance Saturday night. We're proud of our people Service Manager Howard McDonald is shown with technician Gerry McCarter who is hold- ing a Ministry of Skills Development plaque marking his achievement of obtaining top marks in the apprenticeship program. 11111( 1444. M► i Paul Overholt, right was also recognized by Fanshawe College for the high marks he achieved in completing his apprenticeship program. Rob Dickey (left) and Tim Hamather display a plaque presented recently to Rob recogniz- ing his fourth year as. a member of the Mas- ter Managers' Club. 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