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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-08-19, Page 15Times -Advocate, August 19, 1992 Page 15 Exeter Centennials' John Flanagan, right; and Pat Donnelly look on as a Sarnia Eagles' player hits the ground during second half action Sunday afternoon. Golf roundup 4nwood teen's Club August 11 A Flight Ken Bergmann Bob Fletcher Dave Hockey B Flight Jim Guenther Bill Farquhar Mike Brintnell Don Gifford C Flight Ken Hermann Bill Hodge Ron Leyes D Flight Guy Gidding Jim Swenzer 49 Closest to Pin 43: Jerry MacLean Closest to Pin #5: Greg Lingman Closest to Pin #7: Dave Hockec Skins: Perry Knee, Bob Fletcher, Bill Farquhar. Ken Bergmann 35 36 4(1 39 40 41 41 45 45 45 48 Ironwood :Senior Men August 15 1st place Bill Gilfillan Jim Steen Wilmer Ferguson Lloyd Easton 2nd place Bud Preszcator (tied • John Muir Elmer Parkinson Ron Westntan 2nd place Bob Fletcher (tied) Clyde Spears Andy DeBoer Lloyd Cushman 4th place Ken Hermann (tied Gib Dow Sr. Roy Hunter Lorne Kleinsuver 39 44 4-, 49 4: 42 53 39 42 47 48 44 46 46 46 Birdies: Bill Gilfillan. Clyde Spears Closest to pin #4: Ken Hermann Ironwood Ladles Alight August 17 A Flight Low Ciross Bonnie Ross 44 2nd LG Janet Wedlake 45 13 Flight Low Gross Kathy Masse 48 Low Net perry Bezarc 42 2nd LC M.J. Chary 44- C Flight Low Gross Louise Pu oombe 52 2nd lJ; Jean Mason 56 2nd LN Mary Janc'haylur 46 D Flight Low Gross Donna Merner 61 2nd L(' Mary Lou Hyde 62 Sponsor: Andres Wine Door Prize: Lester's Roadhouse Grace Farquhar Ironwood senior:Ladles August 14 Betty Smith Mary Lou Hydc Marlene Parsons Pat Fletcher Hazel Beaver - Total 274 EzeterSOIrClub TuesdayLadles August 11 A Flight Low gross Helen Button 52 B Flight Low gross Linda Webber 5? C Flight Low gross Betty Simmons 69 p Flight Low gross Audrey Fairbairn 70 Special prizes: 1st par: Audrey Bentley; high gross Helen Was rudge; low putts 13 Anise Arm strong: Exeter Goff ::;Club ed...1adles Low net Jean Crerar, Sheila keaberrn Chris Turner. Ken Kadev 71 72 Phil Dzioba, Susan Dolphin 73 Noreen McCann, Sherry Le McCann 75 Sylvia Grizzard Monty Scott 76 Bob Pring. Kathy Sangster 76 Bill Tinney, Wanda Reynolds 77 Mary Lou Hyde Gent' Parsons 78 Sponsored by: Exeter Golf Club 50/50 draw: Gerry Parsons Exeter Golf Club Wed, Ladles August 17 A Flight Low Gross Dave Jackson Low Net Kirch Pavlik 2nd LG John Kochan 2nd LN Dave Crocker B Flight Low Gross Jerry MacLean Low Net Ken Kadey 2nd L(; Tei Wedge 2nd LN Bob Osgood C Flight Low Gross Jeff Ansems Low Net Harvey Adams 2nd LG Bob Jones 2nd LN Rick Parker D Flight Low Gross Craig Kerslake Low Net Bill Bell 2nd U. Jack Aikenhead 2nd LN George Pratt Sponsored by: Kyle's Shell Service Closest to Pin 13: Joe Becker Longest drive on #9: Cec Nickles Door prize winner: Dale McAllister 38 33 38 33 41 32 44 34 44 33 46 35 50 38 52 41 Herrington's 71 wins Ironwood Invitational EXETER - Ironwood Golf Course held its annual Men's Invitational Golf Tournament on Wednesday and tough pin placements and swirling winds made things tough for the golfers. Ivan Herrington of Dashwood was the winner as he shot a par round of 71, six strokes ahead of Dave Cows of London. Dave Carver, Brad Daters and Wayne Casey had a three-way playoff for the 'II' flight championship. All three tied with an 82. But it was Carver winning theplayoff and Dalers,was the low net of the 'B' flight. The 'C' flight low grass was won by Jim Vickers of Greenhills with an 83 followed by Dashwood's Ray Webb who shot an 89. Bill Thompson of Exeter was the low net winner at 66 and Sid Daley, celebrating his 80th birthday, was second. Sponsors of the event were Strictly Golf, Becker's Farm Equipment, Al- goma Tire, Dinneys, Country Flowers, Big V, Exeter Honda, HMP, Enc Campbell, Murphy's, Three A Restaurant, MacLearts and Ellison Travel. Winners of the Exeter Mohawks golf tournament on Sunday were, left; Tim Shields, Shayne Kyle, Rob Kingshot and Rick Lambert. There were 93 golfers at the tournament held at Bayview Golf Course. Mohawks golf tourney raises nearly $3,500 ST JOSEPHS - Players And coaching staff from the Exeter Mo- hawks Senior 'A' Hockey Club raised nearly $3.500 on the week- end to help with the expenses of the 1992-93 hockey season. Saturday at the Bayview Golf Course, 93 golfers took part in a Texas Scramble. Mohawks' forward Tim Shields along with Rick Lambert, Rob Kingshot and Shayne Kyle were the winners as they combined to shoot a 13 under par. Shields also won the closest to the pin contest. Second place went to the four- some of Dave Holizmann, Mohawk Kevin McArter, Dan Brintnell and Greg Lingman who shot an 11 un- der. Four teams were nine under and two others were seven under. Organisers ware pleased with the turnout and delighted with the roast beef dower catered by Barry Hod- gins. Eagles handle Centennials easily EXETER - Despite losing 6-0 to visiting Sarnia Ea- gles Sunday afternoon the Exeter Centennials did play a strong second half, allowing just one goal. With centre forward Chuck Walker on the sidelines due to an ejection for arguing with the referee, the Centennials went with just 10 players and kept the Ea- gles at hay for most of the second 45 minute half. "With one short, it didn't seemed to matter," said Ex- eter player -coach Dick Lord. The Centennials are still struggling in the Western Ontario Soccer League second division and arc win- less going into the final flue games of the season. Exeter will host Strathroy on Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Canner's Field. Sarnia took a quick lead less than five minutes into Sunday's contest as Exeter could not get the hall out of their own end. The ball seemed to go off of a Centen- Fastball mals fullback and past goalie Gary Wilson. Wilson was playing in net In replacement of the in- jured Craig Winbow who was shaken up in the previ- ous league game. Exeter had. a short bench as starters Charlie Wise and Peter Hakvoort were also absent. "They're three starters we certainly do miss," said Lord. He added he was pleased with Wilson's perfor- mance. "He was just told he was playing Thursday night." Shortly after Sarnia scored their first goal, Pat Don- nelly was given a yellow card for a hauling a man down just outside the 18 -yard box which set up a free kick. The Eagles failed to cash in on that but did score twice, just 30 seconds apart to take a comfortable lead. Neil's homer wins game EXETER - Catcher Brian Noyes put the tag on Dave Ropp at the plate in the bottom of the ninth in- ning to stop the tying run from sconng as the Exeter Chrysler im- perials heat Milverton Magnums 2- 1 Thursday night. While Noyes made the big play defensively, Mike Neil launched a home run over the center field .fence to give the imperials the first game of the best -of -three South Pert!. Men's Fasthall League playoff genes. GameTwo of the series was scheduled to be played in Milver- ton last night. The visiting Magnums got on the board early in the top of the open- ing inning when Ropp struck out but was safe at first on a pitch that got by Noyes. Ropp stole second, went to third on another wild pitch and scored when Randy Wicks tapped one back to Exeter pitcher Derwvn Hodgins. The Imperials carne right back in their half of the first, tying the game when shortstop Dan Hey- wood led off with a base hit, moved on Hodgins' sacrifice bunt and scored on a Graham Nesbiu single. it was tied at 1-1 into the bottom of the fifth when, with two But, and two strikes on him, Neil hit the game winning homer. Milverton threatened in the sev- enth when Don Leis led off with a single, stole second, went to third on a wild pitch and with two nut, almost scored when Terry Yung - blot hit one back to the mound. But instead of throwing to first, Hodgins tossed to the plate and Noyes put the tag on Lets. Another 'close play at home came in the bot- tom of the ninth when Ropp led off with a single, advanced to second on a Leis base hit and went to third on a passed ball. He tried to go home when an- other ball got by Noyes but the Ex- eter catcher won the footrace to the plate and Ropp was called out while sliding into home. Hodgins went the distance on the mound for the Imperials as he struck out 16 and gave up just four Fremlin's triple leads Greys CREDITON - Sandi Fremhn con- nected with a bases loaded triple here in the top of the fourth inning to lead the Exeter Greys to a 9-3 win over Crediton Monday night. The win capped off the season tor both teams who head into the South Perth Ladies Fastball League championship tournament Saturday in Crediton. Exeter and St. Pauls finished with identical 11-1 records to top the six -team loop, but first place was awarded to St. Pauls as they beat Shuffleboard Hensall - August 11 6 game winners Ethel McMurtne Hugh McKay Thelma Thiel Allen Johns Dave Kylc Walter Knowles Alice Thiel Heater- August 12 4 game winners Joe Gorier Marione Hodgen Estelle Chalmers Meine Eizenga Mabel McKrught Bea Ballantyne 5 game winners Pearl McKnight Steve Hrapchak John Pepper Allen Berry Doris Miller Exeter - August 13 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak Delmer Skinner Olive Tindall Bill Baechler Charles Tindall S game winners Lloyd Lovell Wilma Davis John Pepper Muriel Marshall Doris Denham 44 420 417 384 383 354 334 361 331 311 303 284 305 452 411 383 368 361 430 333 259 233 185 514 504 432 412 412 Register Now for Exeter Minor Hockey Association', 60 MINOR HOCKEY SCHOOL At Huron Park Arena lues., Sept. 8 to Sat., Sept .12 ni.ckcy skills development will be featured rot power skating tee includes a mesh Heed rnatructr" terrytBouri& .n E.M.H.A. hockey School Sweater other E.M.H. A. concha, tot. U', . 4- 1.4tPe. N,1-'* ,113: Q ;s, .) r; Group A: 1- 9 years 5 p.m. - 6 p.n, Group 13: 10 & 11 years 8 p.m. • 7 porn Group C: 12 - 14 years 7 p.m. • 8 p.m (Players are reminded that complete equipment is necessary) Rsglster at the Roc entre, Thus., Aug. 20, 7 - 9 p.m. Ameownwowatesor • Exeter twice including a 5-1 score last Tuesday night in Exeter. Monday's game in Crediton was scoreless until the top of the third when Frernhn beat out an infield hit, scoring Kendra Arthur with two out. A Brenda Bell base hit scored Fremfin. Crediton came right back rn their half of the third as Teresa Van Raay bunted, and Exeter pitcher PaUi Down, opting to go u) third, threw wild which saw both Kell, Prouse and Deb Lord score. The Exeter bats carte to life in the fourth when Arthur connected with her third hit of the night to score Lec ORourke. Later in the in- ning, with the bases loaded, Frem- lin blasted one to left center field just out of the reach of Brenda Wilds. Carla Wolfkamp had a hit to score Frernhut which saw Lord re- placed on the mound by Theresa Simpson. A wild throw to first and it was 8-2 for the visiting Greys. Exeter added one more in the top of the fifth when Lynne Farquhar doubled down the third base line to score Shannon McBride who had dropped a perfect bunt inti) the din lust a couple of feet away from the plate. hits. Miverton's Darwin Erb pitched very well as he also gave up only four hits while fanning out nine. CLINIC in "Crediton AGES 9.16 Como art ticl sam.aflN. new c tdti the action at theSouth`Pottir Lulls. s. Football playoffs • the beau of WO of Choice - DID YOU KNOW :! If heating oil Teaks, it will not explode, or support a flame unless its temper- ature is above 140 de- greesF. If a natural gas leak pro- duces more than a 4% gas mixture in air. any spark or ignition source will cause an explosion. Serious property dam- age and 'personal injury can occur. For any of your heating needs please call. 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