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The Exeter soa+rer:cfub and Crediton ladies fastball team held their annual mixed
volleyball tournament in Exeter on Saturday.Twenty-four teams frame!, over South Westem On-
tario came to play a full day of volleyball. Above, the D -Dogged team from St. Marys spikes the
ball against the John Hatch Tennis Club team from London. Two teams -from Sarna were in
the winners circle capturing the 'A' and 'C' division, while a London team took the 13' title and
an area team originating from Dashwood.iook the 'D'.
LaBeche, Wileman pa ces Winneis
By 1ton Dann
ZURICH - Mike La-
Breche and Bill Cole-
man paced the Zurich
- 5 Pin Bowlers' Associ-
ation Labatt's Blue Light Sun Bowl
team to victory in the Blue Light
Regional Championship Sunday at
Petrolia Lanes.
The Zurich Association Blue
Light team bowled one game
:against each of three other _ area
Blue Light teams in a single, round
robin, individual and team match
pray format and picked up 19 of a
possible 24 points, finishing three
ahead of Petrolia, to win group
one.
LaBreehe bowled 203 pins over
his 154 average, with games of
270, 183 and 212, in the Blue Light
round robin while teammates
Joanne Lebold, Marilyn Bengough,
Bill Coleman and Maxine Miller
added 226 pins over their coin-
bined averages for the Group One
win.
Coleman led the Zurich Associa-
tion Blue Light.team to the Region-
al Blue Light title with a 273 game
in the .sudden death final against
the Group Two Blue Light winning
Windsor team. Bengough. Lebold,
Miller and .LaBreche bowled 202,
182, 144 and 141 .games -respec-
tively to help Colman in the 6-2
- Blue Light Regional win over
Windsor's Blue Light team.
Zurich Association coach Gary
Huston will now -prepare the Zu-
rich Association .Blue Light tearn
for the Blue light Ontario Sun
Bowl Championships May 9 at
Lindsay.
•u•••
-The . Zurich Association will -be
hosting the Bluewater 5-P,iniBowl-
ers' Association _Black -Tower-
Booster Blue zone-rolloffs Sunday
at 1:30 and 3:30 pin. at Town and
Countryl ernes.
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LUCAN - Keatlts tithe Loran Bowling Lanes lir23 to 29.
MONDAY LADIES
Luanne Herbert 253498, Cathy HnYaaan 264-643. Marg Yong 230442 L. Mawrinjnhn 240432, Pat Hodginz 227.632. Lynne '
Farquhar 238429, Pam d;utt ?,29-614. Deb Pearce 219.608. Alice Kooy 240402, Dadane Borne 218- i00, -Ma ion Roden 254,
Sharon Hackett 232.14.60eit odgirts 219. Beulah Snowy 209.
'TUESDAY YBC
Wanes Leyes 223. Jaonifer /league 180. Susanne Wokh 179. Marco Appeimat 160, Tyler Graham 160.Larry Toilet 155. Norma
(Silbert 148, Sarah Chdbert 146, Brad Aankers 145. Nathan Ro lings 143, Mai Ttudgcn 141. Katt; Hodgins 140.
COLLEENS
Louise Hayter 300-717. Port liodgin1336 674. Edith Yco 235453. Shirley Rees 240433,-3uc 13swrte 231.618, -Roca Hartigan 251, -
Jean Hickson 226. Deb Scarborough 208, Faye Schenk 208. Elaine McNair 205.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Marion,'Iboo>psau 264649, Carie Wessman 249-615. Jim Burt208.615. Len Smith 221. Myrtle Guano 217. lithe Bun 202. Char-
lie-Grieve-189,-
2ar-
lie Grieve-189;1N3arah- Wisse1Y187, Harry -Nods -184; slut -Abbott 183; Masion Neels 171,-Infasio. Althorn -163.
WEDNESDAY YBC
Kurt Aargau 157. Jamie Teunlilas 156, Gram Kelly 155, Ayden 011ivier 135. Kelly Winton 131. Chad Rodgers 126. Craig Leyes
115, David Knip 114, Tim Anderson 110.
C.A.W.
Wayne Wilson 276.670, Joan Fmkbeiner 259.666, Gary Melvin 234-625. Cathy Basta 220.621. Floyd Riley 266409. Glans Tap
221409, Eugene Webber 231. Larry Smith 224, Pat Momeau 211, Linda Webber 211.
WEDNESDAY MIXED
Lary Mothers 333460. Pat Ryan 252.641. Sharon Campbell 245.624, Don Cunniaaham 213401. Al Railings 261. Doug Smith
233, Wendy Campbell 226. Bob Comish221. Tom Dobinson 211. Al Cunningham 210. .
THURSDAY MEN
Bob Pipe 306.884. Jack Fuller 338-174, Pete Smith 292-748, Pat Holland 278-746, Doug Lee 286-742, Fted Allison 281-732. Bean
Ankers 287-731. Bob Smith 273-721. Bill Metiers 287-714, Fred Wells 242499. Jack Currie 285-698, Carlyle Thomson 287493.
Dan Rodgers 242.693. Jim Smith 303.691. Wayne Smith 268490. Dave Smith 298.687, Tum Bullock 241.684, Cain Brewer 253-
676, Brad Taylor 255-674.
FRIDAY MIXED
Scott Smith 352-783. Bob Smith 291-761. Pete Smith 316.741. Heather Smith 270.709.1.arry Smith 241-650, Brenda Smith 269-
627, Dean Pavia 267, Evelyn Smith 259, Ron Carroll 226.
MEADOWCRES"T
Rick Allston 285. World Z+mmeunan 183. Bob Montage 177, Dave Gordon 163, Ed 1Latilow 156, Mary Jane Dyawn 147, Ed
(boles 144, Nelson Bender 139, Ron Qtwdtill 136.
LADIES 1NTERTOW N
Lamas 6 piss Stratford 24 pis., Glens Tapp 276-726, Linda Webber 246-684 Joan Fiakbeiner 247.622.
SELECTS
Lucas 41 - 28 pis.. Stuthroy 1t2- IS pts.. Bob Smith 343-1371. Neil Bonen hart 315-1320. Dao Watt 305-1245.
SUNDAY MIXED
Dan Wallis 281-762. Rob Riley 269-148. arty Gibson 294-744, Cheryl Smith 268-720. Butch Riley 283-719. Broca McKie -ban
314-700. Barb Mons 260-677. Ron Masan 243.49. John Hill 220.641, Marg McKicban 237.640, Kathy Mason 266428. Ron Lcyes
245.621, Lloyd/slimmer 291.608.
MEDWAY
Pew Demmer 303471, Ted S rs447: islasiiyr Swtk*B08, Lorene Needham 198j -Ken Wer 198,J1aunay Downer 197, Tun
Needham 196, Tom Barr 194, Dorothy McKinley 193. DooriaJetfrey 192.
MONDAY LAUDS LEAGUE, n 513.1 GangShemc
Red Devils - Sandra Dicken 626, Alley Cats - Marlene Eedard 618, Town dr Country - Blayne Dain Happy
Edwards 663, Alley pops • Anita Faber 569. Packers - Joyce Willett 534, Silly Six - Judy Stoner 622. rs - Bougie Schenk
502, Odds 'n' Ends - T 728, Jolly Six - Edna Mielke 550, high Single - Pat love 339, Hi riple - Sandra Dicke n
786. Sherrie Edwards 7 'gh Average - Sandra Dicken 215.6.
TUESDAY MENS LEAGUE
Young Guns - Rob Vanderlioek 667. Family Affair - Tony Bedard 697, Market - Duug.Ssnith Jr. 778, Dashuunds Too - Tim Wilcox
566, Kiaadyke - Luke Mumsnerueeg 670, HighroUers - Lambert Belleau!' 598, Pin Crushers - Tim Glavin 490, Rocheu - Jim Bedard
594, High Single - Gary Huston 370, Luke Mununersteeg 330, high Triple • Wry Huston 915, Luke Moauuoruai 820, Iligh Aver
age - Gary Huston 235.4, Luke Muoustusteeg 222.6.
WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES
Maids n 479.13eryl ie5T29. ews McGann 469. Maxine Stieda 468, Gen Beaver 463, H.S. - Beryl WilkWilk224, H.S. -
Maids Bayo own 217.
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Vic gtMbar 509 Ai Nargaaavta 496.)W ASta 487. Uisagligalk a nk Allen 467. Jean Slaggen1463i 1 LS. + Lrialoddlbar 114,
&We:Mo193.
THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE
Nom 01111111313. Loma Davina 373..Jaeltiatllie 288, Austin Hartman 274, Hazel Meliwen 339, H.S. - HoalcaDin0as209, H.S. -Hs-
THURSDAY NFt' E MIXED LEAGUE.
Just 4 Fun - Swan Sheppard 591, A learn - (]lain* DeBornt 668, Try Herds - Henry Vaalenpdr 577, Pit Bulls - Bill Bua/ough 604,
G lt1 D.'s - LeRoy Melotia 684, Odd Crimples, - 011ie Edwards 768-339.
FRIDAY NITS MIXED LEAGUE
pg�ffs • Pintail - A - Ilot ShotsE8iLlitiesadingers 3086, Hushush Puppies 3168. H - Bad Attitude 3422, Rawblers 2751, Toadally
MiMixed-up - 3133. League wdoaen - IShoutve - Pete McFsIb 211, Gloria McFalh 189: Trine - Tum EUaington 724, Phyllis
ls676; Single - Gerry T lel 363,M 248.
SATURDAY YBC
Baota.T Playoffs - 3 pines - Shadan.DucAsroio 465, Heath Palen 415, AJtua Scluueder 410, Michael O'Brien 402, Jonathan Hardy
365, Jonathon Fextester 357, Ryan Parsons 355, Steven Mtn 337, Collin Shaw -Young 329, Jandu Palen 325, Jenny Hardy 296, Jason
Hardy 292. Melissa O'Brien 291, .Lindsay Shaw -Young 291, Craig Itease 278, Matthew rapine 245. Peewees and Smarts - 2
Stacey Suwon 284. Derek Ducbanne 214, Craig &breed.: 204. gyrus Freider 165, Julia !Hardy 152. Tashi Given 146. Y.B.C.
April 230.
SUNDAY YB('
JHasn Campbell 198, Lori Gould 160, Wes Salem 123. Ryan Mattison 121. Mark Panora 151, Jun D ncoune 151, Brad Brown 185,
Jeff Kirk 144. Sane Wilcox 148, Paw -Adm Richest 194 Wilcox 131. Katie RMhweU 163, Kari Taylor 153. Becky Kirk 178.
SATURDAY LADIES &N'I'MATOWN
Zurich 11 17 pis.. vs. Sya►onh 13 pis. aticy McKenzie 659. Donna Wapner 534. " 1 11 pis. vs. -Mika Heroes" 19 car. Sandra
Dicken 733. Sberria Edwards 687.74 vs, St. Marys 441a a4 41'39 576.
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1, Aril 3 • Setter r��
n. It 6
Oew May (5). kith Tteuu err (5). Now Ceoilas cy Worsen
Asaiets: Hawn Cblben ' ),'racy Wises, Sseih Hamilton (4). Allele Lawrence.
Julie O41bolt (2), Miranda FlaynkliadaMaluggiagjahalagsbmk
Berth Womb
Trash tone. Girls got off to • slow sun, fat palled sparer seeks in second halt
Oat. Aprf 4 • Beaker lata Runip. 8 vsWaterteo 5
Healy T►acy Wilson (3), Missy tiylse (2), Jodi Trimmer (2), Alicia Lawrence
koalas: Tracy Wilson, Jodi Tlpaaier(2), Sarah Hamilton (4), Beaky Wuenh (2),
Julie Gedso4, Kelly lrwvall, Sarah WueM, Dawn Cotten
Seeker Ve .R . $ ve KRchewer o
tNiutsndin8 feaYai tg hem M le helped eathe shutout, as well ae
ening
O. Misty Hayter (5), Balab'Wee,W,'lhplsey
Goole: Wilson, Sarah Mani
Ashes: Missy Hirer. Tracy W9son, Serah-Handito n (3), Dawn Corbett, I ori Mukahy ,
Alicia Lawerenoe, Wanda Hayter, Julie Gemmel
Thee wins allowed the local Petite, to advance to the Gold oral
Son. Ap. 5 - W.O.R.L. Petite "D` Clamps
-• Baker firm Equip. 5 vs Hanover 2
Oeele: Missy (2), Dawn Coteeu, Tracy Wilson (2),
r,Cosbat Sarah Hasnlbott (2), Jube (iodbolr,
REGIONAL TOUR - Aprn 4 - Ureter Tweet 3 vs Weolwltit Al 5
Goals: Amy Edwards, Kelly Ibsgia, Shawna Rowe
Aseknts: Teresa Sale, Megan Rau, 'Tracy Taylor
Game 2 - Exeter 8 vs Doreheeter 7
Gents: Shawna Rowe (3), Kelly kegler (2), Sara Mosurinjohn, Amy Edward, Jot* Rowe
Assists: Sara Moserinjolun, Amy Edwards, Tracy Taylor, Teresa She, Kelly Regier
Game 3 - Exeter 5 vs Hanover 3
Gents: Shawna Rowe (2), Sara Szabo, Amy Edward, 'Teresa Stire
Ambits: Shawna Rowe, Amy Edward, Carolyn Quinn, Teresa Wilhelm
Umpires need confidence
13i EIER - The -crack of- the bat is just a -Couple of wveeks away tad
while players are busy stretching out their arms, umpires are also getting
ready to call -the balls and strikes.
Sunday afternoon at the South Huron Recreation Centre in Exeter, 27
new umpires were taught some of the basics by Jim Cressman.
"I'm not here to teach you umpiring, you can't do that in four hours,"
said Cressman before the clinic began.
He said it takes game experience to build confidence which is one of the
key ingredients to working behind the plate or at the bases.
Cressman emphasized the game of baseball is fun and should be treated
that way by the umpires.
"It's not work ball, it's play ball. You have to have fun when you are out
there; enjoy yourself."
Chessman, a sports writer with the London Free Press, was umpiring in
the Eastern AA League in 1975 but the United States Labour Deparunent
said he couldn't continue anymore because he was a Canadian.
However, that didn't discourage him as he umpired at the 1988 Olympic
Games and is now with the Inter County Lemague.
"The greatest -thing is meeting other umpires from around the world." He
added that baseball rules are the same across the world.
Although a lot of umpires are usually out doing a local team, Cressman
said it's important tomake sure no one gets= unfair advantage.
"You have to take a serious approach because you are the game's repre-
sentative "
That means dressing like an umpire in a professional manner, not wear-
ing cutoffs and T-shirts. Cressman said that helps gain the respects of
coaches and spectators.
While the professional leaguesare known for arguments between coach-
es. players and umpires, Chessman said it's important to keep the confron-
tations to a minimal and try and keep participants in the game as much as
possible.
And whatabout being in control of the game?
"You have to be loud and let people two streets down know what's going
, on.
tiaopires.aneetipgi Anyonet*caested in umpiripg either:hardball or
fasiball this summer is asked to attend a meeting at'llie Red -Centre on
Thursday at 7 p.m. For more information contact Jerry Keyes 228-6271.
iinoi ahocke
Pointing out some of the finer points at the umpires' clinic on
Sunday was instructor Jim Cressman.
Kernick :resigns
Continued from page 17
school hockey. [Jeremy] Jemec
and (Paull O'Shea arc a forts in
Junior 'D', but they get tons of ice
time and experience playing for
both clubs."
"We had more sawing punch and
pretty much the same defensive
corps, but we couldn't keep the
puck out of our net," said Kernick.
"I think the injury to Larry Lewis
was a serious blow." "It was die
beginning of the end."
Unfortunately for Exeter, even
promising lataseason additions
didn't help the club this time
around.
"You have to be together all year
for a solid nucleus. For the Hawks,
three of the four late additions were
almost no-shows. John O'Hara was
a pleasant bonus, but pretty well
cvcrythudg else we did to help the
team broke it further apart."
Before season's end, Exeter
signed blueliner Jeff Dalrymple,
centre John O'Hara, forward Jim
Dickens and goaltencler Jason 13u-
kela. But Dalrymple became tied
up duc w coaching commiJlne0LS
with the Exeter Midget Generals,
1
Dickens injured his knee and goal -
tender Jason Buicala was eta no-
show.
Asked About the prospects of
coaching Junior 'D' in Parkhill,
Kenrick said he may consider it,
but thinks he'll probably go eiRC-
where.
"1 really enjoy coaching and 1
feel I'd like to give something back
to hockey."
George Pratt, who acted as co -
coach along with Kernick, said he
was surprised with Kemick's deci-
sion, but would like to return him-
self.
"I was surprised when he told mc,
but I'm sure he's thought it out,"
said Pratt. "As for mc, right now 1
think 1'd like to codue back."
[ LuctIrShemrock
Novice
Match 15 - Hxthlbition game
Lucian 2 st Seafonh 5
Golds: Dan Harrigan, Ste *,enWvai h
Assists: Clms Windsor (2)
March 16 - F.xhIbidon game
Seaforth 2 at Lueen 4
Goals: Ben Duskocy (2), Jolene Heifer
rare Dan Hartigan
Assist.: David Park, Mut Thompson, '1 1
er Silver (2), Johnathan Smith
rete $ m
tom ncos
April 4 - Seafonh tournament
Game I
Meter 5 - Goderich 1
Goals: Jason Cannier, Greg Geoffrey (2).
Brian Hayman, Matthew Szabo
Misty Brian Hayman, Tyler Bootee (3),
Benjamin Cottrell, Brian Parsons, Jason
Grenie r
Game
Exeter 0 - Miitchell 5
April 4 - Ebnvale tournament
Game 1
Exeter 3 - Oakwood 1
Goals: Sean McCann (2), Many Debruyn
Amber: Chad Gilfillan (2), Darren Kinds,
Sean McCann- Rob Kobayashi
April 5
Game 2
Exeter 6 - Bsacebridge 1
Gosh: Adam Jam (3), Sean McCann (2),
Gavin•Snell
Aniars: Many Debruyn (2), lan Jean,
Chris McDtaald, Man Godbold, Jin Die-
trich
Game 3 - "A" Roel
Earner 5 - Elmvate 1
Goals: Sean McCann (2), Gavin Snell.
Many Debtuyn
Aadets: Many Debruut, Mau Godbolt,
Sean McCann (2), Trevor Taylor, Jim Die-
trich
THE HOME SHOWS
ARE THIS WEEK
Seaforth today and tumor--'
row, Exeter Friday, Saturday-
and
aturdayand Sunday.
I don't know why they call
them home shows.
I won't be home much.
See you there.
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DIRECTORS & ADJUSTEHS
Jade Har{pan RR 3 LuGan ..227.4305
Larry Garduser.J}R2, Staffs .445.2678
UOyd!Amnon, RR1 St. Marys ..,229.8277
lane fpeney,Mitddell .348-8853
Jack Hodpert, RR1, Kukton .. 229.6162
Joseph Chortle, HRSlAitcheii 348 8706
AGENT S
1102411048al. Exeter ..235.3250
JohnMiOr ,e Dublin ...345.2512
.iggaph.lkkarjgochou _ ...348.8012
Hied 0($.. Exeter . 235-0360
A refund Iran surplus was de-
clared for ell policy holders
who quality, are on record and
in good .slandipp es at Decem-
Cor 31, 1991.
Exeter Min's
#1hpttah Meeting
Thur., April 9
7 p.m.
South Huron District High School, Cafeteria
All team rep's and any new teams
interested in pining please attend
For more intorrnation Gall Morley Ohre 23,5029