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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-05-13, Page 16"I think its because of the cold spring. The water: it cold." The derby continues'until Monday as anglers are go• flagaft x the35i,090brat plodprize Pap 16 Tiines-Advocate, May 13, 1992 Jennifer Steele of Dashwood had the net ready as she and her husband Tim were among this weekend's anglers. Golf roundup ispdmonrs Vlght.. May 11 'A Flight LGBill Tanney LN Maurice Sauve 2nd LG Blair Hearn 2nd LN Mark Hearn B Flight LG Phil Tanner LN Lee Webber 2nd LG Tin Oliver 2nd LN Ted Wedge C Flight LG Greg McAuslan LN Jerry Harris 2nd LG Woody Davidson 2nd LN John Batten D Flight LG Steve Edwards LN Dale Baker GRAIN BEND - The fish tdoi 1 seem to be biting yet in Grand Bend at the Fourth AnnuatGtmd Bend Salmon Derby, but there is still ptente, Following the fust three days of the 'derby, Norm Stewart of Forest brought itt the biggest fish at 20 1/2 pounds. During the weekend and Monday, only 29 fish had been weighed in. "We're hoping for bigger and better things in the next few days. aid grlganizer Bob: MacEachern. He said there haveeerr"/i0(l ticketsdttitis, fast year there were 700. MacEachern said he was not overly surprised with the few fish caught. He expects the bigger. fishesto come in at around 25 pounds. Senior season opens Justin O'Rowke, left; of the Exater.©entennlals clenched his fist but it didn't seem to help on this play as a Bluewater player gets past him during Sunday's game. Centennials defence 42 32 42 35 43 37 49 38 2nd LO Larry Hedly 57 2nd LN Den Campbell 30 Closest to pin: Fred Wells Longest drive: Blair Hearn Door price winner: Jerry O'Neil end Ernie Htllen ExOtertdiftlub Wed. Night ladles 1st high gross 2nd high gross 3rd high gross Mary Keenan Nell McCann Susan Dolphin -1st LG Marlene Parsons 54 50 acrid LG Janet Wediake 54 35 :ird LG Wanda Reynolds 55 30 "Sponsors: Betty Robinson, Hei- 37 di Soudant, Anne Armstrong Door prth: Diane Pavlick, do- -35 nated by Unique Design Baskets ^2 50/50 Draw: S'lsan Dolphin Ammommorriillir Willineboard �16ir Men's Club May 9 First Red DOgraw 48 Claude Spears 46 Andy DeBoe4 45 Sandy Lye 47 Total 186 Second Don Cowan 39 Lloyd Easton 53 Sid Daley 48 Ouy Oidding 53 Total 193 Third Bob Dobson 4"/ Ken Hockey 46 Bud Preszcator 48 Jack Urquhart 54 Fourth Al Preece 5 Ron Westman 50 Bob Fletcher 41 Rene Day 50 Total 196 Closest to Pin: Hole 84 - Bob Dobson; Hole 07 - Sid Daley •y ltd Beed ufttay 4 Grand Bend Golden Agers hosted Grand Cove Estate Shuftlers. Golden Agers won 12 games - 1068 points. Grand Cove won 8 games - 1120 points. Heasall May 5 High 5 game winners Get Eagleson 392 Pearl McKnight 365 Lloyd Lovell 344 Annie Reid 329 Glad Livsey 325 Hazel McEwan 321 Thelma Thiel 308 Exeter May 6 4 game winners Joe Gosar Bill Baechler Laveme Stone M. Eizenga 5 game winners Ray Hodgson June Hodgson Pearl McKnight Alice C. Allen Berry May 7 5 game winners John Pepper Danis Miller 011ie Essery Rose Webster Howard Johns 353 309 297 295 493 457 417 405 401 470 397 374 344 333 Duplicate Bridge First Robert Drummond, Gil Northey Second Mr. and Mrs. Davis Third Mr. and Mrs. Martell Dashwood Bears Tournament June 6 i& -7 Men's Balt -Teems Needed For more information call 230.7170 or 236-4121 Please Do Not shake h1 !T?ait lass Drool Orahis Page. EXETER - Down 1-0 early in lf, the Exeter Centennials could not recover and lost their Western Ontario SoocerLeaguesecond di- vision game 4-2 to visiting Bluewater. Defense was the biggest problem the Centennials had on Sunday at the Canners Field as a quicker opposition were able to beat the Exeter full- backs. "We're not playing together out there. We have a lot of new players and it shows," said player -coach Dick Lord. Bluewater scored first but it was tied when Charlie Wise netted the Cen- tennials inaugural goal of 1992. A quick shot past Craig Winbow and it was 2-1 at the half for the visitors. "There was a lack of hustle. We have to go to the ball like they did," said Lord. In the second half, the visitors built a comfortab &3-1 lead and with 30 seconds left in the game, Chuck Walker scored on a penalty kick after be- ing hauled down in the 18 -yard box. While the Centennials struggled in their fust game, the future of senior soccer in Exeter looks promising. Lord explained that the 18 -and -under team did not have a league to play m so they attempted to get into the second division with the Centennials. "The league turned them down, it was too late," he said. He said he hopes to see two teams in town next year. Now he has 19 signed and can dress only 16 per game. Lord said the younger players are welcome to practice with the Centennials. Kippen Gun Club May 4 Jamie Caldwell Mark Tuckey Don Cresar Brad Mann Dennis Boyd Glen Mogk 50 Ed Steegstra 25 Don Neil 25 Paul Hoff 25 Jim Cocker 2A Larry McNeil „004,411.044„,..,If your jreanitlermienlin � this sd, you re nix nece�anly dead. But you're dose We've got every man's fan- tasy here. t�werful, smooth -run - 299.95 rung machines that perform with precision and kt you work with maim 02r„u✓rpo..n speed and efficiency 4a,oact10% w, But if, heaven (crotch, you " think a chain saw is a chain saw, or that all mmmersandblowers are alike. we suggest you visit ate of the full-service Stihl deal- ers hued below Bette yet. talk to any man who. awns a SOW. 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