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Tines -Advocate, August 14, 1991
SPORTS
Play on - Exeter Centennials midfielder Champagne Chansamone (right), prepares to strip the ball from his Chatham counterpart. Play was
stopped shortty after to aid an injured Chatham player who was carried from the field following a collision with Cerntennial Dick Lord.
Soccer roundup
Four Exeter
teams to final
LUCAN - Lucan will be the
sight for championship soccer ac-
tion Saturday. as the Lucan and
District Minor Soccer League
gears up for its season finale.
Preliminary matches were held
in various locations throughout the
league on the weekend, in order to
come up with 'A' and 'B' finalists in
each division. The Exeter I mos-
quitoes, peewees and 17 -and -under
teams have all advanced to the 'A',
while the Exeter I squirts will bid
for a 'B' championship.
After dropping their first game to
Arva, the Exeterl squirts qualified
for the 'B' final with a 6-0 win over
Exeter II.
The Exeter squad lacked some
fire and enthusiasm in their first
match, losing 2-0. In their second
game, Brayden Lord scored two
while singles came from team-
mates Shawn Talbot, Henny Pfaff,
Darren Marziali and Chris VanEs-
broek,
The Exeter I mosquitoes are look-
ing to make it a perfect season, ad-
vancing to the finals after defeating
Nairn and Coldstream,
Jeff McLean had a pair of goals
and David Farquhar added another
as Exeter downed Naim 3-0. Far-
�red two more against.,
and Jath Bruxer
chipped in a single for another 3-0
win. Geoff Mauer and Tyler
Bourne combined for the shutouts.
In peewee play, Exeter's fust -
place finish in the regular season„
earned than a bye through the fust
round. They defeated Grand Bund
in the semi-final match by a score`
of 5-1. Exeter got goals from':
Bryon Ellerington, Marty DeBruyn
and Jeff Sumas, while captain
Bryan McAllister netted a pair. Ex-
eter will face arch -rival SL Colum -
ban in the league final.
In what should be the match of
1 the day, the Exeter 17 -and -under.
' team will play against Naim. Nairn
finished the season in first place,
with their only loss coming against
Exeter.
In their first game Saturday, Ex-
eter faced Grand Bend who had
been tough all season. Souban In-
lakhana and Bounmy Chansamone
each scored two goals en route to a
6-0 victory. Also scoring were Ja-
mie Dougall and Sivichay Sengk-
hounmany.
In their second match Exeter
faced St. Columban. Great passing
and hard work by the whole team
put them into the 'A' finals with a
6-1 victory. Sisivay Sengkhoun-
many netted a pair of goals, with
singles coming from Sivichay
Sengkhounmany, Gavin Snell, Sou -
ban Inlakhana and Mark Lynn.
Darryl Chappel played strong in
net.
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August 10 - Atari tournament
Game 1
Exeter 4 - S. Cohrmban 1
Goalkeeper s: Adam Rester, Ryan Ra1
Goals: Shane Czypyha, Craig Overholt (2), A Regier
Assists. Craig Overholt (2), Adam Regier, Tim Mauer
A good game wu played by all Exeter players.
Game 2
Exeter 0 - St. Columban 7
Goalkeepers: Adam Regier, Ryan Ralph
Exeter did not have the kgs in this game.
Exeter Kicks lost in the final game in the Welland Soccer Tarrnament.
Exeter 15 - Welland 0
Goals by: Jeff MacLean (5), Trevor Boersma (5), David Farquhar (2). Lute Sims (2), Ryan Carroll
Game 2 •
Exeter 2 - Simone 2
Goals by: Jeff MacLean, David Farquhar
Game3
Exeter -N Falls 0
Goak by: David F L , Trevor Baerrma
Game 4
Exeter 2 - Agincourt 1
The game wu tied after regular and extra time 1-1. Exeter Kids wan on a peachy kick.
Goal by: Ryan Carroll
Penalty kkk by: Ryan Carroll, Mau Sxabo, Jeff MacLean, Luke Sims
Game 5 - Sani-finals
Exeter 6 - Owen Sound 1
Goals by: Trevor Boersma (3), David Farquhar (2), Jeff MacLean
Game 6 - Finals
Exeter 2 - Simone 4
Gosh by: Ryan Canon, Luke Sims
Exeter Kids did their coach very proud considering this was their fowth pane of the day while it wu Simeoe's third. Exeter Kicks'
next tournament L in the Hendersen Cup in London an Labour Day weekend.
Who will get the ball first - Darren Marziali and Shawn Talbot of the Exeter I Squirts try to beat their op-
ponents to the ball at the wrap up tournament held in Bryanston this past weekend. Shown coming in
from behind are Chris Wilhelm and Kieran O'Rourke of the Exeter Il Squirt team. The Exeter I team ad-
vanced to the finals that will be held In Lucan thls Saturday.
Big bats power Royals
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fairly easy 9-1 win over London's
Bonnie's leve Neil had a
homer and Hyde's big three -nm
homer was the difference.
Dennis Carty got the win on the
mound with Hodgins coming on in
relief for the final inning.
Game two saw the Royals blank
Fullarton 7-0. Hodgins had a no-
hitter through the five -inning short-
ened game. Shipley -had back-to-
back homers while Mike Neil and
Dawson also hit one out of the
Park.
Saturday night Exeter got four
runs in the fourth inning as they
beat Milverton 7-0. Jim Lewis sin-
gled to right field but came all the
way home on an error.
Basepaths:...The tournament was
not without injury for the Royals as
shortstopfpitcb Dan_ __ ICywood
pulled a muscle when he was nm-
ning in the fust game against Lon-
don he was out for the tournament.
Allison suffered a broken nose dur-
ing warmup against Milver-
ton...Exeter continues league play
this week as they have a game to-
night at 9 p.m. in Hensall and play
twice on Sunday.
Out - Exeter's Jeff Shlpley, right; ran In from first base to put the tag on Fullerton's Jim Skinner during
Saturdays game at the Dieter Royals tournament. Skinner had tried to score on a passed ball In the
first !nn
Lawn bowling
July 30
Geo Barr 2 w 30+4
Rayooddd� 2 W 26
Glorila Malls 2 W 25
Junet6 2 W 25
Lila Smr 2 W 22+4
Allan McFalls 2 W 22
Willa Williams 2 W 22
Stan Roth 2 W 20
Marshall AugustDearing 12 W 30+7
Nelson Squire 2 W 28+4
Lila Smith 2 W 28
Isabel Rogerson 2 W 27
Stewart Miner 2 W 22
August 3
Ray Hodgson 2 W 24
Isabel Rogerson 2 W 24
Nelson Squire 2 W 21
August 5
Isabel Rogerson • 2 W 30+1
Pete McFalls 2 W 26
Andrea Weigand 2 W 25+1
Nelson Squire 2 W 24
Marshall Dearing 2 W 23
Bryan Negrijn 2 W 20
I Hod—2-W-2B
Geo Barr 2 W 27+1
VI trendy 2 W 22+1
Wilmer Adkins 2 W 23
Nelson Squire 2 W 20
Allan McFalls 2 W 20
Tournament
Exeter Lawn Bowling Club
held a men's pairs tournament
sponsored by Nabisco, Burk -
ley • Restaurant, Darlings
Foodmarket, Veals Meat
Market, Credit Union and
Bank of Nova Scotia.
Teams came from London,
Stratford, Clinton, Owen
Sound, Mitchell, Seaforth
and Exeter.
Prizes were dispersed to
teams from all communities
with Ray Smith sod Jason
McFalls winning the consola-
tion prize.
Our next torrnamernt is a
pairs event on Wednesday,
September 4 at 10:30 a.m.
Sports shorts
Rollerblades could be
Ilmlted In Grand Bend
GRAND BEND - The popular
summer activity of rollerblading is
coming under scrutiny by the
Grand Bend Council.
Last Tuesday night, it began the
wheels turning towards passing a
bylaw which could prohibit the use
rol erblades in certain areas of
the village Rollerblades are a typle
of rollerskate with in-line wheels.
There is an existing bylaw in ef-
fect but council noted that if this
particular bylaw was continued,
then rollerblading would not be al-
lowed at all in the village.
However, they were going to
have their bylaw enforcement offi-
cer look into the actual wording of
the bylaw and in all probability,
rollerblading will only be prohibit-
ed on Highway 21 and the Main
Street.
Rollerblading has become a past -
time for all ages this summer and
even deputy -reeve Shirley Mitchell
noted larity.
I �popy a lot of evenings
there arca lot of kids on them on
the back streets and they're careful.
Every time I see them. I want to get
out my old roller skates."
Grand Bend used to have a roller
rink but that was closed several
years ago.
Councillor Bill Uniac suggested
in the future, the village could pos-
sibly look into buildingg some kind
of facility for rollerblading.
Works superintendent Bud Mark-
ham said he had a noncan about
dal traffic accidents at the vil-
's main intersection. He ex-
plained there is only one notrth-
borud lane coming onto Highway
21 and it could be dangerous for
those who aro rollerblading.
Poor turnout
EXETER - The sports equipment
flea market did not go as well as
A
expected on Saturday as only six
sellers slowed up at the South Hu-
ron Recreation Centre.
There were however more than
30 people who came from as far as
'Medford to make purchases. There
may be another one later this year.
Exhibition game
GRAND BEND -There will be
an exhibition slo-pitch game
Thursday night on the diamond in
Grand Bend beside the Legion.
The CKSL team will take on the
ladies re eeational league foto
Grand Bend. Game time is 7:30
p.m. and donations will be accept-
ed with the proceeds going to the
new pavilion.
Third title
BEL LEVILLB Skip J
Wright led the Exeter girls tri
team to a decisive win ova Dunn-
ville hens at the Ontario Junior
Lawn Bowling Championships.
With scores of 18-8 and 25-6,
Exeter captured its third strait
provincial title. It was the third
On-
tario championship for Wright and
lead Andrea Weigand and second
for vice Laura Pearson,
In boys' action, Jason McFalls
brought home the bronze medal as
he was defeated by defending'
champion Mathias Link of HamiF
ton.
Brothers Shawn and Allen
McFalls teamed up for the pairs'
competition and won the silver
medal. Ater losing their opener so
Megan Falls, they bet Brampton
and Port Hope.
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