The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-06-10, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, June 10, 1992 _Baseball roundup .17---1114 r May 21 MitdKll 18 et Exeter 10 Metier: Jaron Gamer Jute 2 Clinton 4 at Exeter 18 Pitchers: Steve Farquhar, Soca Keys Flawa games: Jute 9, Si Marys at Baster, 6:30 p.m. Exeter Peewee May 26 Exeter 13 at Goderich 4 Tp hitters: Kyle Fenwick, Ben Glavin, Chris Murch Was not a groat game. Coderich walked 20 batten and Exeter only had 3 safe hits, all singles. May 28 Mitchell at Exeter 10 Top hitters: Ben Glavin, Brad Tiernan, Ryan Rutledge, Greg Young Future gorses: June 11 eeeeecm,+aoeQa.+�ea•.•�+�•.; •:co»op; , ".. June 5 Fullerton II 23 et Crediton 33 Top bitters: Kristine Regier, Jamie Bibby, and Margaret Geuni Julie Duan C 130 Beeler 8 Triples: Adam Little (2), Daryl Boume Hy balls caught by: Shawn Talbot, Daryl Bourne a Jame 5 - Exhibition game Exeter 3 at Goderich 10 Runs in: Cody Oakes, Shawn Talbot, Daryl Bourne Good fielding by Tommy Cooper, The team had fun playing their first game with the pitching machine. Jme3 Lucan B 23 at Exeter I 19 Roane runs: Sean Chisholm (2), Steve Mason (2), Kevin Overholt, Llan Chisholm Tripier Matthew Anstett, Katie Mastnonardi Fly balls aught by: Kevin Overhok (2), Liam Chisholm June 6 Exeter I 22 at Goderich 34 Exeter played an outstanding game despite being greatly outnumbered in the field. Great teen work Exeter II os a � June 4 Exeter 25 - Hibbert 21 Pttdsers: Danielle Knox, Jamie Paha, and Toni Datong Catchers: Stephanie Pearson, Michelle Snow The lead changed several times as the Exeter squad sealed the victory with their final at bat. Strong hitting performances came from Simony Dummy, Amanda Regier, Carolyn Quinn, Jennifer VanBakel and Stephanie•Peanm. `Thus week the Novice team plays 3 tames against Grand Bend and Zurich twice. June6 Exeter 32 at Crediton II 21 Haase rams: Maria Disney, Kellen Halley, Justine Fuzick, David Shirley (2), Michael Cooper, Enid Drummond Triples: Michael Cooper, Maria Dinney, Ashley Johnston, Jason Roy. Future games: Sawrday, June 13 at Centralia at 10:00 a.m. Awe 1 Lunn B' lar Mitchell25 !! June 3 Lucan 'C' 23 at Exeter I 19 Did well in the first inning with 8 nms in. Jason Toonders did w l at bat with 4 hits. Josh Jenkiru won the shirt for selling chocolate bas. Nathan Reed had an amazing catch. Jamie McLeod did well u catcher. • cr won Y. 'f. June 1 Lucan 6 at St. Marys 11 June 2 Goderich 15 et Loan 10 Kun Jeurgens and Jay Iimuon both had doubles. Good catch by Kun Jeurgens. Lucan Mesquite 'B June 2 Lucan 5 at Dashwood 17 June 6 St. Marys 17 at Lucan 18 Double: Nathan Keen June 4 Lateen 'C 14 at Exeter II Mike Pitch had 3 nms. Jamie Forbes had 2 runs. Sound defensive eflon by all. June 6 Mitchell 11 at Lam tC 5 Craig VanKasteren hada triple. Dan Pitch had a nice catch at first. Brat Larve taught a nice fly ball. Mike Pitch made a doe catch in left field They hold onto the game wail the last inning when Mitchell scored 7 runs. � F'v • � June 2 The Exeter Bantam Girls wan their sixth consentive genie of the 1992 season when they defeated Centralia. Pitcher: Dana Regier Top bitters: Jana Webster, Btanyn Bargain, Jodi Hamilton 1992 standiwga to elate: 6 wins - 0 losses. Tatar rue for Exeter to date: 156 for, 43 against Lucan Athleti sit. June 5 Dashwood 2 at Lucan 32 June 6 Clinton 6 at Lucan Athletics 10 Craig Galbraith hada triple and a double. Rick Sullivan and Steven Wraith made some great estates. Darrell Panora did well at second base. In the fourth inning they 'cored 7 runs. Ellison Travel RSD Murphy's Strike Force Crediton Big V Indians ETR Sluggers Kirk ton Huron Tractor Albatross Nighthawks Exeter Men's Slo-pitch (standings as of Sunday, June 7, 1992) w 6 5 5 4 4 4 3 2 L Runs For 0 121 1 119 1 112 2 95 2 2 "3 4 1 5 1 5 1 0 • •6 Runs Pts Against 40 12 50 10 54 10 88 8 88 44 8 49 48 8 89 67 6 77 71 4 68 95 2 37 93 2 23 ____11Q4 2 33 in 0 SP ORTS Soccer roundup --.44 \4 ai Ladies fastball Crediton wins fourth MITCHELL - The Crediton la- dies fastball team travelled to Mitchell on Monday night and came away with their fourth win in a row. Carol Windsor, Creditor's piton er tabulated the win with a 4-0 shutout after hurling eight strike- outs. After .loading .._the . baaes_in __the second inning, with singles by Brenda Wilds, Heather Taylor and Deb Lord, the two local teams re- mained a no score deadlock until the fourth inning when Lord reached first base on a single and Jane Bowley sent her home on a long double. In the fifth inning, the local squad added three more runs to their score when Kelly Prouse, Sherry Nickles and Teresa Van Raay reached base on singles, Theresa McGee pounded out a double and Kathy Gielen added a single hit. The Crediton team then held Mitchell for the next two innings allowing only one opponent to reach first base. Strong defensive plays and some smart base tagging was the answer to Crediton's win. The local squad travel to Sebring - Greys knock off defending champs EXETER - It was sweet revenge Tuesday night as the Huron Motor Product Greys bounced the de- fending South Perth Ladies Fast - ball League champion St. Pauls by a score of 7-2. After surrendering a run in the top of the second inning, the Greys came back to tie things up in their half when Patti Down doubled to bring in Dianne Willis. The Greys then exploded in the third sending ten batters to the plate and scoring five runs. A su- perb pitching effort by .Down kept the bases clear through four and Continued on page 21 Glavin Favestroughiing Centralia 228-6295 Winner of 50 ft. of metal leaf screen at Lucan Home and Garden Show Joe McLlhargey RR 3 Lucan vale on Sunday night for a 8:30 match and then host Dublin on Monday at 9:00 p.m. in Crediton. Daryl Bourne Is congratulated by Exeter Minor Hockey offi- cials Frank Kints and Monica Keys after winning the minor hockey Stanley cup draw. Daryl is holding a cheque for $1, 732 which he received as his share of a 50-50 draw. Sev- en others had also correctly predicted Pittsburg would win the cup in four games but Daryl's name was the last one remain- ing in an elimination draw held at the Rec Centre Monday night. Kippen Gun Club results June 2 Dan Crerar Ed Steegstra Bill Stewart Fred Brall Brad Mann Tom Allen Jeff Darling Glen Mogk Dennis Steep Mark Tuckey Jamie Caldwell Dennis Boyd 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 24 24 Jim Cocker Paul Hoff Pete Cassick Glen Grebb Paul Webb Pat Glazier John Glazier Russ Beaver Paul Mellor Phil Harris Jamie Grant Larry McNeil 24 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 22 20 19 18 When Canadians work together we can take on the world and Mn • To succeed in today's world, Canadians must be able to com- pete because our jobs directly depend on it. Preparing ourselves through training will help us to compete and secure the prosperity we want for ourselves and our children. We have to invest in ourselves and be a country that says ... yes we can. -- R CORI! SYS1IMS CORP WAWA This Ontario company has cap- tured 50% of the world market with Corel t, a software graphics program for IBM and titles. It exports 90% of its p ucts to Europe and the U.S. and attributes Free Trade to the fact that it can operate so success- fully from Canada, using Canadian talent and initiatilie. Yes we can. . We've got the Canadians are succeeding every day. Many individual and business successes exist... with real ,benefits for juddividuals, the com- ani • they live in Ofd for 4nad industry. Hund s of Canadian compa- nies are achieving remarkable international success. They're cre-• ating jobs, developing new skills and opportunities for thousands of Canadians and creating markets around the world for Canadian products. plvof 4 VP "I'1 \IIS I \110 The Prosperity Initiative's Steering Group is developing a consensus-based_plan of action to be presenter' to ►adians in . September. Canadians told us that they wanted to participate in developing this plan of action. We listened... Through a series of "Community Talks", thousands of people in 186 communities a. across Canadarlave contributed their ideas.They talked abtiuf how to address the challenges and opportunities facing us all in the areas of competitiveness and k'arning. They talkai about how to maintain our standard of living and secure our economic future. amdudcd that all of us haw to y a part..and the govern- ment is listening. Yes we can. We've got the ability to build on our successes. We have a history of working in cooperation with others for world-class achievements in peacekeeping, medicine and space exploration. Now, with business, labour, governments, academic and social groups working togeth- er, we can achieve prosperity throuinternational competitive- ness. But there is one more critical factor. Canada's ultimate potential on the commitment ividual Canadians to being the best. MP 110f 0,111 JAII'iUIt 11IIISM 101UMBIA "1 had to make a decision to change careers. l chose to go into computer programming and part of my course was on-the-job training at BC Tel where 1 noio work as a programmer analyst. Training really opened up a promising future for rare in a fascinating it , usury!" Yeswecan. We've got thepeople. It's time to focus our energies on our most important economic challenge yet ... and prepare ourselves for a more prosperous future. Yes,we can! Caliadri Exeter Girls under 14 June 3 Sarnia Spirit 2 at affair 0 Goalkeeper: Caraiter The entire learn played an extelle cg�haa.. exoepdonally well vat Carrie CMaw, Katie �IttMer Peewit/ Juane 2 Exeter 111 - Naim 0 Coati: Jeff MacLean (3), Adam Hem (2), Ryan Carroll (2), Khanuy Cltanthavy (2). Mau Wunn, Mark Bell June 3 Bxeter 17 - Cadent= 0 Gado: Jeff MacLean (3), Mutt Ball, Khensay Chill navy, Ryan Carroll, Chad Gi1R1Ln ".. ^: d12. § �•.......>:. kms}:: June 3 Exeter Thunder 4 - London: Youth Team 2 Gods: Luke Sims, Trevor Boerana, Ryan'Cartofl, Chad Gilfillan The Exeter Thunder shows good promise to compete at the higher tournament level. l ...,::x.. ....Exeter ' !! GiNs .rad under1 June 2 Naim 2 at Exeter II 1 Goalkeepers: Amanda Allen, Ashley Rase►butg Goal: Ansonia Wuenh '_ -- -- -__ .. - _ . _.-- Many good Mere by tlie goadetden. Great defensive play by Ghia Residuum. ,k �`.c to < ,r �,ac>: o 'k > ..;:. owr June 2 Exeter 0 at Coldstream 9 G:utstandrngSamna by Laura Sama Exeter 2 at Grand Bend 0 Goalkeepers: Marty Glavin, Chris Wilhelm Goals: Chris VanEsbroeci (2) .. .4. ..... r:.j•'> y::$ :;;...• '''''''' x:.<:r:::.:: :.: :.y .: , May 24 Exeter Thrashers 4 at Coldstream 2 • Goalkeeper: Robert Acton Goals: Steven Rasenberg (4) Assists: Shane Czypyha (3), Craig Overholt, Nathan Kraftcheck, Bradley Cox Jonathan Beecroft and Cameron McRae played well at midfield June 1 Naim 2 at Exeter I Thrashers 5 Goalkeepers: Robert Acton, Ryan Sullivan Goals: Steven Rasenbag (3), Crag Overholt (2) Assists: Shane Czypyha (5), Craig Overholt, Darren Marziali, Robert Acton, Stephen Darbistme, Bradley Cox Good hustle at midfield by Daniel Maes and Danny Messier. u syr'•..•, iii i><.------<.:n:•t,, ` +. --,- .. •tiyyk:_ --,.:--,::'.i:i::Y.:£s, :- c�a, •c%ciff �; .':i4.^;4'Y .,,9 F .- 1 .:: z_ / f f f Jfq1:.'•:. Jura 4 St. Columban 4 at Exeter 0 Goalkeepers: Julie Gadbob, Sarah Koopnuns Ann Marie Parsons and Kern Lynn Brownlee played well Despite the losing score, the girls played we1L Ladies fastball Crediton wins fourth MITCHELL - The Crediton la- dies fastball team travelled to Mitchell on Monday night and came away with their fourth win in a row. Carol Windsor, Creditor's piton er tabulated the win with a 4-0 shutout after hurling eight strike- outs. After .loading .._the . baaes_in __the second inning, with singles by Brenda Wilds, Heather Taylor and Deb Lord, the two local teams re- mained a no score deadlock until the fourth inning when Lord reached first base on a single and Jane Bowley sent her home on a long double. In the fifth inning, the local squad added three more runs to their score when Kelly Prouse, Sherry Nickles and Teresa Van Raay reached base on singles, Theresa McGee pounded out a double and Kathy Gielen added a single hit. The Crediton team then held Mitchell for the next two innings allowing only one opponent to reach first base. Strong defensive plays and some smart base tagging was the answer to Crediton's win. The local squad travel to Sebring - Greys knock off defending champs EXETER - It was sweet revenge Tuesday night as the Huron Motor Product Greys bounced the de- fending South Perth Ladies Fast - ball League champion St. Pauls by a score of 7-2. After surrendering a run in the top of the second inning, the Greys came back to tie things up in their half when Patti Down doubled to bring in Dianne Willis. The Greys then exploded in the third sending ten batters to the plate and scoring five runs. A su- perb pitching effort by .Down kept the bases clear through four and Continued on page 21 Glavin Favestroughiing Centralia 228-6295 Winner of 50 ft. of metal leaf screen at Lucan Home and Garden Show Joe McLlhargey RR 3 Lucan vale on Sunday night for a 8:30 match and then host Dublin on Monday at 9:00 p.m. in Crediton. Daryl Bourne Is congratulated by Exeter Minor Hockey offi- cials Frank Kints and Monica Keys after winning the minor hockey Stanley cup draw. Daryl is holding a cheque for $1, 732 which he received as his share of a 50-50 draw. Sev- en others had also correctly predicted Pittsburg would win the cup in four games but Daryl's name was the last one remain- ing in an elimination draw held at the Rec Centre Monday night. Kippen Gun Club results June 2 Dan Crerar Ed Steegstra Bill Stewart Fred Brall Brad Mann Tom Allen Jeff Darling Glen Mogk Dennis Steep Mark Tuckey Jamie Caldwell Dennis Boyd 50 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 24 24 Jim Cocker Paul Hoff Pete Cassick Glen Grebb Paul Webb Pat Glazier John Glazier Russ Beaver Paul Mellor Phil Harris Jamie Grant Larry McNeil 24 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 22 20 19 18 When Canadians work together we can take on the world and Mn • To succeed in today's world, Canadians must be able to com- pete because our jobs directly depend on it. Preparing ourselves through training will help us to compete and secure the prosperity we want for ourselves and our children. We have to invest in ourselves and be a country that says ... yes we can. -- R CORI! SYS1IMS CORP WAWA This Ontario company has cap- tured 50% of the world market with Corel t, a software graphics program for IBM and titles. It exports 90% of its p ucts to Europe and the U.S. and attributes Free Trade to the fact that it can operate so success- fully from Canada, using Canadian talent and initiatilie. Yes we can. . We've got the Canadians are succeeding every day. Many individual and business successes exist... with real ,benefits for juddividuals, the com- ani • they live in Ofd for 4nad industry. Hund s of Canadian compa- nies are achieving remarkable international success. They're cre-• ating jobs, developing new skills and opportunities for thousands of Canadians and creating markets around the world for Canadian products. plvof 4 VP "I'1 \IIS I \110 The Prosperity Initiative's Steering Group is developing a consensus-based_plan of action to be presenter' to ►adians in . September. Canadians told us that they wanted to participate in developing this plan of action. We listened... Through a series of "Community Talks", thousands of people in 186 communities a. across Canadarlave contributed their ideas.They talked abtiuf how to address the challenges and opportunities facing us all in the areas of competitiveness and k'arning. They talkai about how to maintain our standard of living and secure our economic future. amdudcd that all of us haw to y a part..and the govern- ment is listening. Yes we can. We've got the ability to build on our successes. We have a history of working in cooperation with others for world-class achievements in peacekeeping, medicine and space exploration. Now, with business, labour, governments, academic and social groups working togeth- er, we can achieve prosperity throuinternational competitive- ness. But there is one more critical factor. Canada's ultimate potential on the commitment ividual Canadians to being the best. MP 110f 0,111 JAII'iUIt 11IIISM 101UMBIA "1 had to make a decision to change careers. l chose to go into computer programming and part of my course was on-the-job training at BC Tel where 1 noio work as a programmer analyst. Training really opened up a promising future for rare in a fascinating it , usury!" Yeswecan. We've got thepeople. It's time to focus our energies on our most important economic challenge yet ... and prepare ourselves for a more prosperous future. Yes,we can! Caliadri