Times Advocate, 1992-07-01, Page 15Times-Advooate, July 1, 1992
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This weekend
Imperials
game aga
EXETER - The hosting Exeter
Imperials will tae on Ayr in the
opening game of the 1992 Chrys-
ler Classic at 8 p.m. Friday night
at the South Huron Recreation
Centre diamonds.
There are 16 -teams entered in
the 11th Annual Exeter Fastball
Tournament which was won last
year by Exeter.
The other 8 p.m. game will put
Mitchell' Mets against London
Bonnie's Dugout while at 9:30
p.m. Petrolia meet Toronto Indi-
ans and Oakville goes against
London State Contactors.
Opening round games continue
on Saturday when
Glencoe meets
St Pauls and
Sarnia takes on
Toronto Four
Star Dairy at
9 a.m. The
10:30 a.m.
games
will
see
in opening
Inst Ayr
ing a couple of Colts errors and a
Derwyn Hodgins base hit.
The game remained 2-0 until
the fifth when Hodgins gave up a
long home run and it was a one
run game until the top of the ninth
when the imperials' bats exploded
for four hits and five tits.
Hodgins went the distance on
the hill for the visitors allowing
just four hits while striking out 15
and walking one. He struck ow
the side in the second and fourth
innings.
The Exeter ace got in trouble in
the seventh when he allowed a hit
and a walk but managed to strike
out three in a row.
There was also some
outstanding defence
behind Hodgins as
catcher Brian No
gunned down
two base
runners
trying
to steal
and in
centre -
field
SL Marys
against Camlachie
and Fingal versus Scarbom
Champion Team wear.
Up league record: Thursday
night in Shakespeare the visiting
Imperials ran their South Perth
Men's Fastball League record to
8-2 with a 7-1 win over the Colts.
Exeter got on the board early
when Dan Heywood led off the
game with a walk, Darren Neil
singled and both scored follow -
Darren Neil made a great running
catch in the bottom of the ninth
and threw to third to stop a runner
from advancing.
Darren Neil had a great day at
the plate going three -for -four
while Steve Neil had two singles
and Jim Lewis cracked a double
and a single.
Golf roundup
Ironwood
Senior
Men ::Club
June 20
1st Bob Dobson
Jack Fuller
Emil Hendrick
Bill Thompson
Total
2nd Wilmer Ferguson
Lloyd Easton
Andy DeBoer
Bob Fletcher
Total
3rd Clyde Spears
Doug Johnson
Ben Fisher
Lloyd Cushman
Total
4th Guy Giddings
Bill Gilfillan
Red DeGraw
Sid Daley
Total
44
40
43
42
176
46
48
48
32
- 181
49
44
49
4.6
188
49
45
47
42
190
Closest to Pin 14: Bob Dobson
Closest to Pin 87: Doug John -
Ironwood
ladies
Niglit
June 29
Invitational - Exeter, Seaforth,
Mitchell Clubs
A Flight
LG Joan Heywood 40
RG Ann Revington
B Flight
LG Delores Schilbc 45
RG Minnie Burke
C Flight
LG Kelly Holtzmann 51
RG Ede Boyle
D Flight
LG Laurie Prout 53
RG Diana Leddy
Guests
Low: Lala Rohfritsch, Mitchell
High: Sandra Munro. Seaforth
Closest to Pin: Ruth Mercer 14,
Marie Ryan 113 from Seaforth
Exeter Golf Club
Tuesday
Morning Ladies
Low scores: Dorothy Marks,
Hulett Simon and Helen Webber
Lmw pans: Helen Webber, Mir-
ky Davidson and Dorothy Kip -
kr
Birdie: Helen Burton
Ironwood
Men's
Club
A Flight
1st Brian Taylor 38
2nd Ken Bergmann 38
3rd Bob Fletcher 40
4th David Hockey 40
B Flight
1st Brian Mercer 40
2nd Don Currell 41
3rd Wayne Parkinson 42
4th Doug Johnson 42
C Flight
1st Brad Daters 41
2nd Bud Preszcator 47
D Flight
1st Guy Giddings 49
2nd Gib Dow Sr. 50
Closest to Pin 82: Tony Under-
hill
Closest to Pin 18: Mike Brint-
nell
Skins: Jim Guenther
Engle: Jim Guenther on Hole Il1
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Grand Cove Estates bring home seven
medals from regional SeniorsGames
ST. 'MARYS - Senior athletes
from throughout the area did very
well at the-Petth•Middleeex
District Senior Games on Tuesday
and Wednesday in St. Marys.
Grand Cove Estates and Grand
Bend Golden Agers brought home
seven and five medals respective-
ly.
Ole Olekson, with a 545 triple
and Marie Wintle with 445, paced
Grand Cove's five -pin bowling
team to a gold medal victory with
89 and 73 pins over their respec-
tive averages of 152 and 124.
Albert Hargreaves Kay Allen
and. Bob Simpson adde.i 58 over,
41 over and 61 over as the team
bowled 200 pins over its average.
The Zurich team led by Rose
and Alfred Priest's 90 and 62 pins
over their 107 and 109 averages
won the silver medal with 185 pins
over its team average. Other team
members were Laird and Mary Ja-
cobe and John Lillie.
Ron and Jean Dann set the pace
for Grand Bend's third five -pin
bowling medal in the last four
years with 716 and 655 triples for
116 and 73 pins over their perspec-
tive 200 and 194 averages. Clay-
ton Lovie, Dorothy Cutting and
Nola Taylor helped the team win
the bronze with 161 pins over its
average.
Grand Cove won a gold and a
bronze in golf with Norma Low
winning the gold in the 0-19 hand-
icap division while Grand Bend
golfers picked up four medals.
Ted Thurston won gold in the
13-25 handicap division, Bernice
Haynes silver in the 0-19, Bert
Pullen silver in the 0-12 and Elena
Black bronze in the 30-40 handi-
cap.
Bud Andrews won the triathlon
gold as Grand Cove took silvers in
the men's swimming and swim
predictionpreand a bronze in crib-
Zttrich's shuffleboard team won a
silver and Dashwood won sliver in
bridge and a bronze in the men's
13-25 golf division.
All gold medal winners now ad-
vance to the Ontario Senior Games
Actifest Championships in Hamil-
ton August 24-26.
At the games in St. Marys,
Mitchell had the most medals with
two. Lucan participants won two
medals and Exeter had a bronze.
Tripp third
WALLACEBURG - Seven-year-
old Chris Tripp recently finished
third in the weapons division at the
Wallaceburg Karate Tournament
With the bow, the Exeter resi-
dent, representing Tyndall's Karate
Club, did his routine in front of sev-
eral black belts and a large crowd.
Tripp will be among the many
competitors from the local club
who will be in Welland, Hamilton
and London later this summer for
more tournaments.
New records
LUCAN - Launi Appleman set a
new Biddulph Central School
record in the 1,500 metres with a
time of 5:56.
Also at the school's own track
and field meet, Corey Smith set a
new record in the high imp at 1.51
metros.
At the Middlesex County meet
recently held at the University of
Western Ontario, Teresa Lojzer of
Biddulph was the overall winner in
the I3 -year-old division. De-ann
Rollings placed second in the 10 -
year -old divison.
The following records were set
by Biddulph students at the county
meet; Shanna Townsend, softball
throw; Rollings in the 75 metres;
Lee Cosens in the 400 metres.
The relay team of Lojzer, Andrea
French, Verna Willems and Lynd-
sey Hardy set a new record.
Great defense
SHAKESPEARE - Outstanding
defense helped the Exeter Royals
win the 'B' final of the Bantam
Boys Fastball Tournament on the
weekend.
After dropping the opening game,
a 6-5 decision against Atwood, the
Royals won four straight
In their second game, Exeter met
Sarnia and won big 13-3. The game
was highlighted by a triple play by
the Royals in the third inning.
With none out and runners on
first and second, Exeter outfielder
Gavin Snell caught the ball hit the
cutoff which doubled off a runner
and then they stopped another run-
ner trying to score.
In their third game of the tourna-
ment, second baseman Chris
McDonald had three hits as Exeter
beat New Dundee 12-5.
The next game of the round-robir
event was sparked by Royals' pitch
er Dennis Gower who tossed a one -
hitter en route to a 10-0 shutout win
over Millbank. Gower struck out
10.
In the 'B' final, Exeter beat Mary-
hill 7-2. McDonald had two singles
and Ben Armstrong had' a double
and a single. Exeter led 4-0 in the
first inning.
Five boys from Precious Blood School in Exeter did very well
at the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School board ele-
mentary school track and field meet recently in Goderich.
Here Chad Gilfillan, centre; Is flanked by Jason Grenier, left;
John Gregus, Shane Czypyha and Craig Overholt. Gilfillan was
the overall winner in the senior boys division while the other
four boys were third in the junior relay.
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