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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-31, Page 19Royals run record to 3-2 with split EXETER, - Exeter Royals ran their South Perth Fastball Lbaguc record to 3-2 last week as they split two games. On Thursday night at The South Huron Rec Centre, they edged the visiting Fullarton A's 3-2. Dan Heywood, in his first start of Thrown out - Exeter Royals' shortstop Dan Heywood tags out a runner from St. Marys Creamery Juniors who tries to steal second base during their game in St. Marys Sunday afternoon. Unfortu- nately for the Royals they came away with a loss. Mens golf results EXETER - On Tuesday, May 23, 20, four man teams competed in the first Scramble event of the year at Ironwood Golf Course which was sponsored by Labatt's Breweries. Ten of the teams posted under -par scores for .the night. Leading the way with a four -under par 31 was the squad of Mike "The Hammer" Brintncll, Davc 1-loltzmann, Bob and Dave Russell. Their birdie on hole 6 was the only one not matched winning thein the S42.00 skins pot. Close behind at 32 was the tcam of Jim Russell, Rick Gilfillan, Rob and Brian Baker. Third place went Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard May 24, 1989 4 games John Pepper 448 Lloyd Lovell 433 Harold Davis 364 Charles. Hendy T76 5 games Allen Johns 524 A. Hummel 486 Wm. Bacchlcr 434 Pearl McKnight 427 May 25, 1989 4 games John Pepper 356 Joe Gosar 308 Pearl McKnight 303 Wilma Davis 296 to the f.,ursome of Roger Wallace, Dan Heywood, Bob Osgood and Hayden Gozzard. Closest -to -the -pin prizes went to Tony Underhill and Brian Baker. The longest drive on number 5 was pounded out by Jim Russell. Men's Club members arc remind - cd the match -play pairings arc post- ed and they should be setting up their thatches. Any unplaycd match- es by the posted date for each round will have the winners determined by a coin toss so we don't fall behind schedule. Give yourself a chance by playing your matches.. June 6 will be sponsored by Mol - son Breweries. Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night winners 1st Dorothy Linton - Marshall Dearing 2nd Helen and Lorne Klein- stivcr 3rd Lois Snell - Rosalie Ile - rends Final Game ,of the Season Wednesday, May 31 at 7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall Play will resume the first Wednesday night in October at 7:30 p.m. the season,pitched seven strong in- nings for the victory. Heywood al- lowed two, runs on five hits. He . struck out five and hit a batter while not allowing any walks. Greg Wise pict cd up the save with two innings of shutout relief. Jim Lewis and Jeff Pfaff led the offence with two hits each. Rod Johnson, Greg Wise and Scott Brintnell added singles. On Sunday afternoon, a short- handed Royal's squad dropped a 3-0 decision to the Creamery Juniors in St. Marys: A lack of offense once again proved to be their downfall as they could manage only two hits, singles by Greg Wise and Rod Johnson. Wise was the losing pitcher in a complete game effort, allowing three runs, two on eight hits. He struck out three, allowed no walks and hit two batters. Wise's scason record is now one win and two loss- es and the Royals have failed to score a run in both losses. Next scheduled Royal's game will be at home Thursday night at 9:00 with St. Marys Staffcns providing the opposition. Exeter Lawn Bowling EXETER - Bright sunny skies prevailed for thc opening of thc 1989 Lawn Bowling season with 42 members participating. The greens wcrc in excellent shape for the two draws in the af- ternoon. After the games they all rctircd to thc Club house where a sumptuous pot -luck supper was enjoyed, convened by Ruth Skin- ner and her committee. Following thc lunch President Ernie Chipchase conducted a busi- ness meeting whcn plans for the coming .season wcrc discussed. Olive Hicks,; secretary -treasurer, read the minior•,f,,l;<C fnrittttl meeting also the financial report. A jitney night with proceeds going to the -War Amputation So- ciety and several social events wcrc planned. The club is open to men and women all ages. Jitneys arc held onTucsday and Thursday nights with a social jitney on Sat- urday night. Six invitational tournaments are planned with two of these mixed and two ladies tournaments are held dunitg the summer. Why not join the Exeter Bowl- ing Club and have a day of fun and fellowship? Lawn. ilowling scores for Monday: Tony Jones 2 wins plus 31 Olga Chipchasc 2 wins plus 26 Henry Tuckey 2 wins plus 28 Shawn McFalls 2 wins plus 23 Olive Hicks 2 wins plus 21 Charence Down 2 wins plus 20 Allan McFalls 2 wins plus 18 Gloria Mlcu„ / ,v' s i 14,,7 , y• r Stewart Mincr 2 wins plus 30 Peter McFalls 2 wins plus 27 Thursday: Isabel Rogerson 2 wins plus 23 Olive Hicks 2 wins plus 20 Wm: Rogerson 2 wins 17, tied Howard Johns 2 wins plus 17 Exeter Tigers lose first game EXETER - The Exeter Tigers, one of Exeter's T -ball teams for four to six year olds, played their first game of the season on Satur- day against the Grand Bend Coloni- als. For their first game both tcams played well with the Tigers scoring 20 runs and the Colonials 26 runs. Jasoh Davey and Dallas Giles led an aggressive defence for the Tigers. While at bat, Geoffrey Duckworth topped the scoring for the Tigers with three runs. Other runs wcrc scored by Megan Burke, Dillon Carr, Fallo, Dallas and Jcnna Giles, Jared Neville, Zak Homuth, Laura Cooper, Danny Ferguson, Lyndsay Lewis and Jason Davey. Playing an enthusiastic game as well were Amy Taylor, Mallory Atthill, Melissa DcYoung, and Tommy Cooper. • The Tigers will be playing in Hensall .at 9:30 a.m. Saturday - morning. Times -Advocate, May 31, 1989 Paae 19 League finalists - The South. Huron District High School Senior .Boy's Soccer team lost 4-0 in the Hu- ron -Perth League finals last week to Stratford Central. Front row, (left to right), Henri DeBruyn, Chris Beierling, Ray Boersma, Ryan Good, Scot Davidson, Randy MacDonald, Jeff Denotter, Chris Haugh, Jon _O'Connor, Dave O'Connor. Back row, (left to right), Jeff Playfoot, Greg Lamport, Chris Chanyi, Chris Eccles, Tim McAllister, Devon Schamblaw, Champagne Chansamone, Jaime Wulterkens, Brian Lucas, Justin O'Rourke. Heading for the goal - Matt Sims, (11), of the Exeter's Ellison Travel Atom Soccer team, sends the ball towards the goal despitebeing surrounded by four Coldwater players and the goaltender. Sims connected for three goals in Exeter 7-0 win in minor soccer action last Monday in Exeter. 'Call `235-1678 Dign an �n dscaping Sod Supply LANDSCAP ING R.R. 2 Hensall, Ontario Your key to year round beauty • Take advantage of our complete professional landscape design s rviCe. Phone and our landscape designer will make an oppointrnent to call on you and produce o detailed drawing. • Interlocking Brick • Seeding ` I , • Ground Work • Railway Ties • Sodding • Design Service • Nursery stock planting ' ,Order your nursery stock now...or the work `,can be done by our �I landscaping specialists. L � V ..egion Donates Exeter Legion president Phil Campbell presents a cheque in the amount •of $2,000 to Don McInnes to be used for minor softball in Exeter. 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