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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-08-28, Page 18• • • : •• •. ==0 1.0 r • • . • • • • • . •X Page 18 Times -Advocate, August 28, 1991 SPORTS Full commitment needed if Dashwood is to win OBA Continued from page 15 Merriman plays Collingwood and Essex meets Port Hope in Dash- wood. "We played Collingwood at a tournament in Flesherton. We had a good game but they beat us," said Gillespie. One team that has to be a con- tender to win this weekend is Till- sonburg. They eliminated St. Marys to reach the tournament. • .. w k. • • Keep away - Sarah McAllister (right) prepares to trap an errant ball before her Naim counterpart can gain control, during their Girls' 13 -and -under championship game in Lucan Saturday. Girl's soccer wind up season LUCAN - The Lucan and Dis- trict Minor Soccer Association wrapped up its season in Lucan Saturday, as girls' teams took to the field in four separate divisions. The games had been postponed from last weekend due to severe weather. Midway through the fust half, Ju- lie Korona notched the winning goal, and then it was to the de- fense. Juanita C , Julie Dar- ling and Teresa tue all played well for the locals, as did Charlotte Wilts who earned the shutout. Congratulations to both teams who were exceptional in this hard fought match. In other league play, a protest was launched by llderton in the 17 - and -under boys' division, following their 'B' final loss to Lucan. The make-up game was to be held Mon- day evening, but Lucan was unable to field a team. As of yet, the title has yet to be decided. The annual banquet for the Exet- er Minor Soccer Association will be held Sunday, September 15, at the South Huron Recreation Centre. Coaches and parents will take on the kids from 1-2 p.m., followed by the award presentations. In 10 -and -undo ' play, Nairn I met Nairn II in the 'A' ft - oak --Nair[-I-sed1W a W- oes, eapt w ing the tltla 6-0. Shuffleboard Hansa!' August 20 High 6 game winners Dave Woodward 499 Thelma Thiel 490 Dorothy Brintnell 477 Glen Davidson 442 High 5 game winners Pearl McKnight 322 Lloyd Lovell 317 Exeter August 21 4 game winners 011ie Essery M. Eizenga Ruby Beaver Lila Smith 5 game winners Marjorie Hodgert Lloyd Lovell Ray Hodgson Mabel McKnight Pearl McKnight Helen McKay August 22 5 game winners Helen McKay Ray Hodgson Pearl McKnight Estelle Chalmers Clara Harris 249 244 203 451 420 400 362 338 336 463 446 433 409 388 Protect your investment DAVE'S CAR OILING ... we use hot, acid free, • new oft CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS Drummond St. E., Blyth 523-4343 OPEN DAILY (Weather permitting) In the 'W championship, Grand Bend proved too strong for Cold- stream, winning the game 6-1. In girls' 13 -and -under action, Ex- eter I defeated Nairn 5-0 to capture the playoff championship. Sou- phin Inlahkana paced the locals' at- tack with a hatrick, while Katie Webber and Adriana DeBont each added singles. The team played a very well-balanced game, with Kate Farwell and Kerian O'Rourke combining for the shutout. In one of the season's most excit- ing games, Exeter II held off a strong Coldstream squad, to cap- ture the girls' 14 -and -under playoff championship by a score of 1-0. Strategy - Co -coach Al Oaks discusses strategy with his 13 -and - under Girl's team Saturday In Lucan. NORTH MIDDLESEX & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION Saturday August 24 9 a.m. - 12 noon Wednesday September 4 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. North Middlesex Community Centre, Parkhill Novice - Midget $130.00 Tyke $85.00 Late fee: $15.00 after September 15 Hockey equipment exchange - bring to first registration dater Also two $50.00 post dated cheques are required returnable after parent's fund raising obligations are met. Exeter & Aiea Jr."D"IIvIG Tryouts For '91-'92 Season HENSALL ARENA Wed. - Sept. 4 - 9 p.m. -11 p.m. Fri. Sept. 6 - 8 p.m. • 10 p.m. Mon., Sept. 9 - 9 p.m. -11 p.m. Wed., Sept. 11 - 9 pin. -11 p.m. "Ah competitive players welcome" Further information contact: AI Quinn 235-2902, W : Dickins 282-2644 "Tillsonburg beat out SL Marys who finished out ahead of us, so they'l have a good team. George- town apparently has had a long year they've only got a couple of victories but they play in a difficult league." Gillespie has got several players who can pitch. As of Monday night he was undecided on who was go- ing to hurl the opener against Georgetown. It was either going to be Jason Heywood or the lanky Dan Masse. Whoever gets the nod, the other will be the shortstop. "Jason pitched well a week ago. Danny has been up and down. If he gets his off speed pitch going hell be effective." Rounding out the probable start- ing lineup for Dashwood will be Steve Farquhar at first, Mark Gla- vin behind the place, Jamie Ranier at second, Mark Keller is the third baseman. In the outfield are Greg Agnew, Scott Parsons and Shawn Gillespie. Both Parsons and Gilles- pie will be the third starter if Dash- wood wins at least one of its two fust games. Derek Masse is a short reliever, Randy Johnson is a utility infielder, Fred Steciuk is a first baseman, Jody Masse is a catcher with Derek VanDyken and Cory Gingerich ready for duty in the outfield. Lucan bantams beat Exeter EXETER - The Lucan bantams have advanced to the Western On- tario Baseball Association league championships as they narrowly edged Exeter in the best -of -three series. Game one saw Lucan win 3-0. For Exeter, Sean McCann went the distance on the mound and Jeff Glavin, called up from the pee - Baseball roundup Season Record: 21-9-1 August 23 - Tournament Game 1 Exeter 8 - Listowel 7 The game wu tied at the bottom of the seventh, with two out. Testy Pickering was on second base. Kirk Mills bunted toward third base. Tony managed to sneak by for the winning nut. The coach is well pleased with his team. They had s seascp that they should all be proud of. They did quite welll August 24 - Tournament Game 2 - Exeter 4 - St. Marys 6 The game was tied at one point. A good, well -played game) Game3 Exeter 7 - Clinton 8 This game was back to back with Game 2. Game 3 went 8 innings! Jason Glavin hit a home run over the fence. They were shod one pitcher and he was missed. Good pitching throughout the game by the other pitchers. Exeter Men's Slo-piitch Indians ETR Sluggers RSD Strike Force Big V , Albatross Huron Tractor McCanns Ex -Jays Acme Neon Acu-Blasters W L Runs for 16 4 270 14 5 247 14 5 297 14 6 369 11,. 9p, 271 . 266 9 ..IQ 10 218 7 13 221 5 14 154 4 16 169 3 15 153 Runs Against 143 192 194 226 195,.;. 273 227 230 308 333 314 Pts. 32 28 28 28 22 20 18 14 10 8 6 Hensall Minor Hockey Registration Sat., September 7 9a.m.-12 noon Wed., September 11 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. All teams from Tykes to Juveniles inclusive Register Hensel) Community Centre wees, led the offense with a dou- ble. Defensively third baseman Trevor Taylor made a great catch. Another close contest saw Exeter tie the series in a 2-1 victory. Dar- ryl Hartman had two hits for Exet- er. xeter, one of them a well executed bunt. Trevor Gregorie had a triple. Exeter turned a double play when pitcher Knits, Hartman and McCann teamed up. In the thhd and deciding game lints and McCann shared the pitchingiduties but couldn't stop Lucan In a 6-5 loss. 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