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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-08-12, Page 13• • Shuffleboard Hansell - August 4 6 game winners Thelma Thiel Dave Kyle Alice Thiel Dave Woodward Glen Davidson Bruce Watson Jim Davis Allen Johns 514 485 458 455 438 429 395 392 Lawn bowling August 6 Jason McFalls Charles Hendy Bev Parsons August 8 Barb Triebner John Cooper Andrea Weigand 2W30 2W30 2W26 2W27 2W21 2W20 Kippen Gun Club August 4 Paul Hoff Brad Mann Mark Tuckey Jeff Darling Dennis Boyd Russ Beaver Ed Miller Jamie Caldwell Tom Allen Glen Mogk Ed Steegstra Lloyd Vennor Jim Butcher Larry McNeil Bob Ash Mike Jones Tim Hoff Scott Austin Rick Bisseu 25 25 25 24 24 24 23 23 23 23 23 22 22 21 21 21 21 18 17 EMHA to host hockey school By Fred Groves T -A staff EXETER - Local hockey players from Exeter Minor Hockey Associ- ation will get a jump start on the 1992-93 season as the EMHA will be hosting a fall hockey school. From September 8-12 at the Hu- ron Park Arena in Stephen Town- ship, players between the ages of 7 and 14 will be put through the pac- '"bs by head instructor Terry Bourne. Bourne, played in the American Hockey League back in the days when there were just six NHL teams and he says this school will not only help players but coaches as well. "When I agreed to help, I had the coaches in mind as well as the kids," said Bourne. "What you want to do is maybe help the coaches learn a few drills." he emphasized the main focus of this school will not be power skat- ing but rather, working with the puck. "It's not so much power skating although skating is the most impor- tant part of hockey." He hopes those players that do attend the school, especially the younger ones will already be fairly comfortable on skates and there- fore will be able to accomplish the drills. "If they can skate, we can teach them something. A good skating seven-year-old is fine for this type of school." Although there is not a special session for goaltenders, Bourne Michelle now calling the balls and strikes EXETER - Strike three, foul ball, you're out. These are just a few of the new words Michelle McNeilly has gotten used to saying this past summer. McNealy recently moved from in front of the plate, where she was a player, to putting on a mask and calling this balls and strikes as an umpire. The 12 year-old Exeter girl is behind the plate while her dad, John um- pires the bases. "I know him a lot better, and I can talk to him," she said about consult- ing for certain calls during the game. --7 Michelle has Cerebral Palsy, but in no way has that stopped her from competing in sports. She used to play softball but felt it was time to turn her enthusiasm towards another part of the game. "Since 1 liked ball, dad thought I should start umpiring." She admits playing would be difficult. "It would be harder and they could get me out faster because 1 can't run." Umpires have to always watch out for foul balls coming back at them. It's dangerous. but Michelle seems to be getting used to it. "I got one on the knee, one on the foot. I get hit every game but I guess that's what I have to do. I should start wearing shin pads. like goalie pads," she said. Michelle wouldn't have to go far to get goalie pads as she plays goal for an Exeter and District Ringette Association team. Last year in the tourna- ment in Hensall, she turned away as many as 30 shots a game. Just goes to prove, you can accomplish anything if you put your mind to i4 Michelle McNeilly has Just completed her first year as an um- pire. ..rill............iii...i�..........ii....iiiiiiiw, 0 Lucan Athletic Association j 0 0Saturday, August 8 -10 a.m. to 12 noon 0 Wednesday, August 12 - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. 0 0 Saturday, August 15 -10 a.m. to 12 noon 0 Committee Room - Lucas Arena 0 0 Please label each piece of equipment with name, sin and 0 price. All unsold articies must be picked up before' 0 0 noon on August 15. 0 L.AA. will not be held responsible for any equipment sold or unsold. 0 DULL. HOCKEY SCHOOL When: Sept. 8-12 Where: StaillsigiThyroship Arena Head Inxbirtrar t'lr ry Bourne SCHOOL When: Aug. 10 -Sept. 4 Where: Merton Arena Head Instructor: Ray McKay FUTURE PRO GOALTENDERS SCHOOL When: Aug. 10 -28 Where: llderton Arena Head Instructor: Steve McKichan STEPHEN TOWNSHIP When: Aug. 17 -28 Where: Stephen Township Arena Head Instructor: Frank Filament �y ...r 1HiQ� � � k "Where >Aug 2-'1, A 9-14, Aug, 16.21 Where: LtiCilitaolittli,'Marijicf,AraitkiS ileac lnztructorr Rick Abol said they are more than welcome and will be a big help to the EMHA school as the players will be able to sharpen their shooting skills. But if you are a goaltender plan- ning to attend the school, don't think it will be easy. "1 believe goalies should have puck handling skills to," said Bourne. On goaltending, he said it's .im- portant for young puck stoppers to have instruction from one person and not several since it could be confusing. Prior to moving back to Exeter, Bourne spent many hours assisting with the minor hockey program in Kingsville. The school will be divided into three age groups and ice time at nights will begin at 5 p.m. Players will be required to wear complete equipment. Parents of EMHA players re- ceived registration forms last week. 14th annual: The Stephen Town- ship Arena will be hosting its 14th Annual Power Skating and Funda- mentals of Hockey school from Au- gust 17 to August 28. One of the instructors, Rob Funs - ton, said this is primarily a skating session. "We do a little bit of shooting but we don't concentrate on slapshoLs. Mostly wristshoLs, backhanders and passing," he said. This popular school is broken into three different groups. From 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. will be the beginners followed by 6-9 year-olds and then nine years old and up. As far as skating goes, Funston -says, "everthing involves balance. That's what it comes down to." For more information about the Stephen Township school call. 228- 6425. Derek Greenlee, left; of the Shamrock Hockey School helps a young player. Greenlee of Lucan is assisting at the hockey school Greys handle Dublin 10-3 EXE JER - Pitcher Patti Down had one of her best games of the season last Tuesday night as she struck out 12 on the way to an Ex- eter Greys 10-3 win over visiting Dublin last Tuesday night. The victory was the 11th for the Greys who lead the South Perth La- dies Fastball League. Monday, the Greys were scheduled to travel to Crediton but that game was rained OUL Against Dublin, Kendra Arthur led the way with a home run and a single and she scored two runs. 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Longest drive: Minnie Burke Closest to Pin a r7: Marlene Parsons Longest Drive #9 Janet Wedlake Door Prize: Murphy's Pub & Eat- ery - Lorna Russell Exeter Golf Monday Night Men's August 10 - A Flight Low gross Hayden Gozzard 39 Low net Cecil Nickles 32 2nd LG Jamie Gaul 42 2nd LN Dennis Rowe 36 B Flight Low gross Greg McAuslan 41 Low net Ken Kadey 32 2nd LG Gary Kyle 44 2nd LN Ralph Batten 35 C Flight Low gross Steve Kerslake 43 Low net Rick Parker 34 2nd LG Bob Jones 49 2nd LN Fred Wells 37 D Flight Low gross Dave Grundy 53 Low net Bill Bell 38 2nd LG Steve Edwards 54 2nd LN Jim Finkbeiner 38 Sponsored by: Alberta Premium Distillers Door Prize winner: Blair Hearn Closest to the pin on #3: Bill Bell Longest drive on #9: Bill Glover Clyde's triple hetps Imperials to victory EXETER - Centerfielder Sandy Hyde blasted a triple and had a run sav- ing throw to the plate to help the Exeter Chrysler Imperials to a 2-1 win over visiting Tavistock Merchants Thursday night The win put the Imperials back on the winning track after taking a quick exit from the eliminations in Owen Sound during the_Civic Holiday week- end. Exeter is now 16-3 in the South Petit Men's Fastball League and will find out this week who they meet in the fust round of the playoffs. Thursday night's game was scoreless until the fifth inning when Tavis- tock's Randy Lalige struck out but went all the way to second after the ball got past Imperials'.catcher Brian Noyes. Lalige put the visitors on the board when pitcher Ross Yalitzi singled up the middle. Exeter came back in their half of the fifth when catcher Brian Noyes had his second base hit of the night. Graham Nesbitt went in to run and he came home when Hyde lifted his triple into left field. Tavistock tried to tie it up in the sixth when Fred Bender led off with a double, got to third on some outfield confusion by the Imperials and tried to score on a long fly ball. But Hyde made a perfect throw to the plate and Nesbitt slapped on the tag, preventing the Merchants from taking the lead. The winning run came in the bottom of the second when Dan Heywood popped one up in the deep part of the infield which was not caught and he managed to go all the way to third. A Darren Neil fly ball to left field scored Heywood. • i Exeter Minor Hockey Association and Exeter Ringette Association Combined 6E6ISTBATIONS Thurs., August 20 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. At South Huron Roc Centre Used equipment exchange available Exeter Minor Baseball Assoc. would like to thank the following sponsors for their sup- port of our Tyke (5 -Pitch and Rookie -ball) tourna- ment. Aug. 7,8 and 9. A&N EMA Seip's ValuMart Huron Motor Products Dashwood Industries Eric Campbell Lincoln Mercury Big V MacLeans Source for Sports Royal Bank National Trust Bank of Montreal Scotia Bank MacDonald's Restaurants RSD Sports Den Baseball roundup Exeter Major August 4 Exeter 12 vs St s 11 Pitchers: Scott Keys, S rez Farqu- har, Jason Grunter Top Hitters: DeYoung triple Play of the game: Double play DeYoung to Seip (2) err; Augur 8 Exeter 26 vs Centralia 16 Hoene runs: Miranda Grenier, David Giannandrea, Danial Lovie, Am Gre- gus, Tony Regier (2) Triples: Amberly Dickey, Miranda Grenier, Dania] Lovie, Michael and Da- vid Giamandrea We had a great season with two ties and 12 wins August 4 - Exeter III 11 at Exeter 13 Double: Mike Hodgins Runs: Jeff Beaver (2), Sean Chishohn Fly balls aught: Jeff Beaver, liars Chisholm Exeter Ill got seven rents in the first in- ning. After a slow start Exeter I played a good game Exeter f+l August 4 - Exeter 10 at Lucan 10 Jonathan Smith hada double ookle MSc• August 6 Lunn Cougars 12 at Clinton 6 ;)an Pletchand Nathan Carter both had triples iMo OBA QUALIFIER Lucan 7 vs Flesherton 3 Mau Thompson had triple Ben Duskocy had a double Chesley 14 vs Lucan 2 Cole Fleming scored both runs Lucan 8 vs Flesherton 10 Man Thompson, Jamie Van Kaateren both had doubles August 5 - Lucan 4 at Mitchell 7 EXETER TOURNAMENT Lucan Athletes 10 at Clinton 15 Triples at Craig Galbraith, Tyler Silver Doubles Man Rushton, Steven Wraith Lucan Athletics 2 vs Mitchell 11 Man Rushton had a double Cul ural of chs°.- iiit DID YOU KNOW !! If a bumer malfunction occurs on an oil furnace smoke is produced 1st as a warning before hazardous levels of car- bon monoxide are gen- erated. Not So With Natural . Sat Combustion Product Gases Heating socia • >°"er"ibnoulde Natural Decreased Burner Air -. 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