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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-07-31, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, July 31 1991 Minor soccer scoreboard Big win - The Lucan Lasers beat Mt. Brydges 7-1 during tournament action in Lucan on Sunday. Here, Veronica White, left; of the Lasers attempts to get at the ball while teammate Jennifer Schier- ing looks on in the background. ----------- Lucan Lasers win three LUCAN - The soccer fields here were the site of a two-day girls tournament on the weekend. In the 10 -and -under division, Lucan came up short in all three of its games as they were beaten 3-1 by Byron, 8-1 by London Wharncliffe Chrysler and 3-0 by Byron. The 14 -and -under group saw a pair of Lucan teams compete. The Lasers won three games, beating the Lucan Spirit 2-1, Ex- eter 3-0 and handling Mt. Brydg- es 7-0. Exeter beat the Spirit 2-1 on second half goals by Julie Korici- na and Katie Webber and made it two wins as they. topped Mt. Brydges 1-0. Sandra Vanderlaan scored the overtime goal for Exet- er. The Spirit blanked Mt. Brydges 3-0, the Lasers lost 2-0 to the tournament champs East Side Ma- rios and Exeter lost 2-1 to Mari - os. Vanderlaan scored for Exeter. Vanderlaan scored two goals for Exeter in a recent 3-1 win over Nairn. Charlotte Wilts who played net during the tournament, also scored against Nairn. • July 15 St. Columban I 6 vs Exeter II 3 Goalkeeper: Adam Regier, Aran Beattie Goals: Craig Overholt, Shane Czypyha, Adam Regier Assists: Byan Beattie (2), Shane Czypyha July 22 Exeter II 4 vs Arva 3 Goalkeepers: Adam Regier, Aran Beattie Goals: Shane Czypyha, Ryan Beanie, Adam Regier, Matthew Knox Assists: Ryan Beattie (2), Craig Overholt Mark Bilinsky, Stephen Hopkins and Ja- son Revington played a good game. Exeter I - 5 vs Naim 5 Goalkeepers: Caleb Johns, Jeremy Vanbergen Goals: Jacob Kinsmen (2), Caleb Johns, Danny Snell, Jared Bourne Jacob Kinsmen played well on offense while Jeremy Vanbergen did the same in net in the second half. Exeter came back down 4-1 to tie the game 5-5. An excel- lent come back by the whole team. �=ul it Exeter II 3 vs Exeter 10 Goal keeper: Kelly Fulton Goal scorers: Laura Skinner, Kim MacLean Beth Ann }tem, Michelle Hakvoort and Laura Skinner played a good game. This was a very sporting game played by both teams with Exeter II ha'ring the edge for most of the time. Kelli Fulton again recorded a shutout July 25 Exeter I 0 vs Coldstream 4 Goalkeeper: Laura Bowers Goals: Adriana DeBont Katie Webber, Com DeBont, Kara Farwell and Janice Beecroft played excellent on (or - ward. Sarah McAllister and Kim Palsa played strong at midfield. Laura Pearson, Souphin Inlahkana and Amber Oakes played solid on defense. Coldstream scored two quick goals in the first half. Exeter i came on strong near the end of the game and had some good scoring chances. frseewee July 23 Exeter? vs Grand Bend 5 Goalkeeper: Bryon Ellerington Goals: Adam Hem, Many DeBniyn (2), Jeff Sararas (2), Bryan McAllister, Matt Glavin. Rob Lynn, Bryon Ellerington and Jeff Sararas played well. After a slow first half, Exeter boasted a strong offensive at- tack in the second. Well done by every- one. [111'ff :1" July 25 Exeter 111 vs Arva Exeter III won its first game of the sea- son 3-2 against Arva. Mike Dietrich scored the hat trick for Exeter. The whole team played exceptionally well with standout performances by Brad Cox, Adam Fach and Mike Dietrich. Hensall Mixed Shuffleboard - Tuesday, July 23 High 6 game winners Dave Woodward 521 Ethel McMurtrie 514 Eileen Dowson 491 George Dowson 489 - Thelma Thiel 474 High 5 game winners John Pepper 415 Gertie Moir 410 Exeter 11 Squirt Exeter 110 vs Grand Bend 3 Goaltenders: Daryl Bourne, Joey DeBont Exeter's defense worked hard to keep back the tenacious Grand Bend for- wards. Luke Kinsman and Fraser Jones splayed particularly well. The entire team is looking improved and ready for the playoffs. J.L..eter! Mosquito. July 24 Exeter 1 - 11 vs Lucan 1 Goalkeepers: Sean Beattie Goals Jeff MacLean (4), Michael Ford (3), Brent Hartman (3), Chris Genttner Jeff MacLean played very well. Lawn bowling Tuesday, July 23 Stewart Miner 2 w 26+2 Walter Spencer 2 w 25 Allan McFalls 2 w 23 Willa Williams 2 w 20 Howard Johns 2 w 20 Stan Roth 2 w 19 Thursday, July 25 Stan Roth 2 w 24 Nelson Squire 2 w 23 Howard Johns 2 w 19 Ray Hodgson 2 w 19 Larry Reick 1 w 18 Saturdays July 27 ---- --, Bevlamhert 2w28 Marshall Dearing 2 w 26+3 Mahlon Ryckman 2 w 24 Allan Lambert 1 w 22 Nelson Squire 1 w 22 Kippen Gun, Club July 23 16 yard scores Jamie Caldwell Dan Crerar Paul Mellor Glen Mogk Brad Mann Russ Beaver Elliot German Ed Steegstra 75 Fred Brall 50 Dennis Steep 50 Terry Sowerby 25 Bob Caldwell 25 Bill Stewart 24 Kevin Clark 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 Sports shorts Exeter OPP constable George Finch at OSO Summer Games OTTAWA - It was a memoriable experience for Exeter OPP consta- ble George Finch on Thursday as he was part of the Ontario Special Olympics Summer Games in Otta- wa. Finch was the organizer of the local Ontario Law Enforcement Torch Run which raised $6,737 this year. It was the second year for the Exeter detachment as they raised about $5,000 a year ago. In Ottawa, Finch was among 200 officers which represented thou- sands and ran into Lansdowne Park to help kick off the Games. "It was an honour to be there," said Finch. "When we ran out there was hug- ging and there were tears," said Finch of how he was greeted by the developmentally handicapped athletes. He said the Exeter detachment raised the most funds this year of all the detachments in District 6. Finch said the reason he and his group of dedicated runners were able to raise more this year be- cause of increased public aware- ness and the fact that the Exeter Police Department participated. Those who donated $100 or more to the local torch run were: Zurich Lions, Hensall Legion, Exeter Le- gion, Exeter Lions, Knights of Co- lumbus, Murphy's Pub, Exeter Roofing, Oscar's Video, Three A's Restaurant, Hensall Public School, Hensall and District Co -Op, Accu - mold, Exeter Produce, Zurich Pub- lic School, Exeter Optimists. Big game 'EXETER - The Exeter peewee baseball team will have a chance to show their stuff on Thursday when ElierGolf roundup Exeter Ladies Exeter Golf Club Tues. Morning Men's Night Club A game of "Flag Goir was played with the following win- ners: G. Drummond D. Kipfcr J. Cole C. Phillips S. Passmore Ironwood Ladles Club Juty 22 -. 24 golfers A Plight LG Marge Schilbe 44 Skins A&B Joan Heywood 1-9 13 Flight LG Grace Farquhar 49CB C Flight LG Grace Drummond 51 Skins CDE Pat Ballantyne 1,3&4 Donna Merner 2&7 Susan MacGregor 5&6 Jean Mawson 8 Ann Prout 9 D Flight LG Susan McGregor 54 E Flight LG Donna Merner 53 Door Prize Pat Ballantyne won door prize New Orleans Pizza Least Putts: Joan Heywood July 15 - Sponsor Exeter ins. Brokers - 40 golfers played Bin- go Bango ongo. Winner was Marlene Parsons with 12. Door Prize - Huron Restaurant - Win- ner Carol Darling 4 1st LG 2nd LG 1st LN 2nd LN 1st LG 2nd LG 1st LN 2nd LN July 29 A Flight Dave Jackson 39 Kitch Pavlik 40 Monty Scott 33 Wolfgang Slavik 35 B Flight Brian Brooks 43 Gary Kyle 44 Gerry MacLean 33 Fred Wells 33 C Flight 1st LG Ken Kadey 41 2nd LG Andy DeBoer 53 1st LN C Chalmbers 32 2nd LN Bob Jones -38- D Flight 1st LG Brian Wedlake 50 2nd LG Gord Hay 52 1st LN Tom Kirkby 29 2nd LN Jim Finkbciner 31 Longest Drive on #9:Derek Robinson Closest to the Pin on #7: Hay - don Gozzard Skins: #5 Ralph Wells; #8 Dave Crocker #9 Kitch Pavlick Sponsored by: Earl's Taxi r Golf Club Night Ladies July 24 - A Flight LN Helen Kadey 32 B Flight Cathy Batten 33 C Flight Diane Pavlick 33 D Flight Barb Ballantyne 33 Low putts Chris Turner 16 Door Prize: Wanda Reynolds Sponsored by: Jerry MacLean & Son Automotive they take the field against tll older bantam team. The local peewees are second in their league while the bantams sport a 10-10 record. Game time is 6:30 p.m. on Diamond One at the South Huron Recreation Centre. Flea market EXETER - Each year, the Rec- reation Department receives sever- al requests from members of the community wishing to buy or sell used sports equipment, whether it be skates, hockey and ringette equipment, figure skating outfits, ball gloves, spikes, karate outfits, tennis rackets, gynmastics tights, tap shoes, exercise machines WHEW, and much more. This is your opportunity to Buy or sell! As a service to the community, Idle recreation r `tldpartment will • open up the arena floor fbr a sports equipment flea market. Just bring whatever you would like to sell and set your own price. There is no charge for selling and no admission to attend. Tables are not available, so bring your own if you so desire. The sports equipment flea mar- ket will be held on Saturday Au- gust 10 from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Doors will open at 9:30 a.m. for those wishing to get set up. Don't miss this opportunity for some sports equipment bargains and the chance to get rid of some of that equipment taking up space in the basement! For information call 235-2833. Karate DASHWOOD - Tyndall's Karate School, under the direction of sen- sei Dan Bell will be putting on a karate demonstration on Saturday as part of the Friedsburg Day fes- tivities. From 4-5 p.m. in the Community Centre, karate students will be dem- onstrating the basics of the martial art as well as doing some kata and weapons displays. Also, Bell says there will be team kata and a fighting skit. Ellison plays host EXETER - Ellison Travel spon- sored a ladies pairs lawn bowling tournament on Saturday with teams participating from Clinton, Sea- • forth, Mitchell and the local Exeter Lawn Bowling Club. The top two finishers in this tour- nament were from Mitchell fol- lowed by two teams from Seaforth. Brown shoots an 81 FOREST - Chad Brown of St. Joesph's shot an 81 here on Mon- day to finish second in the 15 year- old division of the Zone 8 Optimist Golf Tournament, qualifying him for the regional finals on August 12. Rob Luther of Grand Bend was a very close third as he shot an 82, also advancing. In the 14 -year-old division, Greg Masse of Zurich shot a 99 and Chris Keller of Dashwood, a 101. All were representing the Zu- rich Optimist Club. Fastball roundup Steve Neil's homer just enough By Fred Groves while Sykes gave up just six hits SEBRINGVILLE - One swing to Exeter. of the bat was all it took for the "It was a pitchers' duel," said Exeter Royals to beat host Se- Exeter coach Fred Cook. "Sykes bringville Royals here Wednes- is smart and keeps people off bal- day night. ance with that change up? Third baseman Steve Neil Cook said Hodgins, who struck cracked a solo home run over the out the first two batters of the centrefield fence in the fifth in- game on just six pitches, got the ning as Exeter won their 12th batters out when he had to. Hod - South Perth Men's Fastball gins struck out 11 while Sykes League game of the season, 1-0. set nine down. As indicated by the score, this Besides Steve Neil's game - was definitely a pitchers' duel winning homer, Brian Noyes had matching Exeter's Denns Hod-' a pair of singles, Mike Neil con - gins against John Sykes of Se- nected with a base hit, and catch- bringville. When it was over, er Graham Nesbitt had two sin - Hodgins had tossed a four-hitterYsingleg1es. Re nolds' s EXETER - Veteran Georgina Reynolds connected with a two -out single in the bottom of the seventh and final inning as the Exeter Greys edged St. Pauls 6-5 last Tuesday night. Reynolds' solid hit allowed the Greys to come -from -behind and hand St. Pauls their first loss of the season. Exeter's Huron Perth Ladies Fastball League record is now 10-2. One of those losses came earlier in the season to St. Pauls. The Greys have just two games remaining, last night they faced the only other team which beat them; St. Marys. Against St. Pauls in the seventh, the Greys were trailing 5-4 when leadoff batter Dianne Willis walked and then Lisa Henderson was hit in the head with a wild pitch. if she had not been wearing a helmet, Henderson would have suffered a serious injury. St. Pauls' pitcher Bonnie Riehl, who came on in relief for Lorraine Bailey, dropped Henderson right to the dirt. "i don't think Bonnie's pitched all that much. We haven't had that many batters hit," said Reynolds the Greys' player/coach. With two on and none out, Gayle Beuerman struck out and Sandi Fremlin flyed out to advance the runners. That's when Reynolds' hit up the middle to score both Willis and Henderson. "She grooved it," said Rcyno:ds of Richl's fairly easy pitch. "It's a "i thought our bats were a little dead but you have to give Sykes' credit. He threw fast when we thought it would be a changeup and a changeup when we thought it would be fast," said Cook. "We had our best lineup in there and he shut us down." Sebringville had a couple of good chances to get on the score- board. In the second, catchcr Bentley Ehgoctz led offwith a double but failed to score. Ehgoctz who had throe of the four hits off of Hodgins, tripled with two out in the bottom of the ninth but Hodgins got Sykes to pop up to Nesbitt. A controversial play in the eighth inning saw Sebringvillc get their temper up. Wayne Eh- goetz slapped a bunt into the dirt in the eighth inning but it came up and hit him in the chest. He was eventually called out by the base umpire. "The home plate umpire couldn't see it because the guy was between him and the ball," said Cook. Defensively, Exeter was flaw- less and committed no errors. "I thought we played well de- fensively. Steve Neil played well at third base he handled a couple of bunts." inks St. Pauls pitchers nightmare. One of those pitches you'd like to take back." Rich! wasn't the only pitcher having troubles Tuesday night as Beuerman, who came on in relief for starter Patti Down, hit two bat- ters. The first one, Marilyn Murray was struck on the hand. Reynolds questioned the umpire and told him, in her opinion, the batters' hand was part of the bat and Murray shouldn't have been given a free base. "Gayle's ball docs a lot of movement. St. Pauls was crowding the plate a lot," said Reynolds. Murray scored what proved to be a go ahead run in the top of the seventh when she slid home. St. Pauls Becky Brunston hit a long fly ball to Fremlin, she got it in very quickly. Willis tagged Murray but dropped the ball. Beuerman, running in from the mound, picked up the ball and tried to tag Murray but it was too late. Beuerman made one of the best defensive plays of the game when she picked up a bunt and threw around the batter and down to Hender- son at first. Henderson and Willis teamed up for a well executed dou- ble play which got a runner out at the plate. Offensively, Willis had a two -run homer in the fifth which also scored Kelly Warren who was hit by a pitch. 1 kt