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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-08-26, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, August 21 1992 Golf roundup Witiftromaa A Fflgh t L.ow gross Marlene Parsons 51 Low net Louise Pinoembe 38 B Flight Low gross Kathy Sangster 54 Low net Mary Lou Hyde 36 C Flight Low gross Lir Bell 72 Low net Marg Bison 40 Bright's Wines SO dray. Nell McCann Door prize: Ina Browning. RRC Dominion Securities M FOOld i August 24 A Flight Low gross Janet Wedlakc 44 2nd LC; Marlene Parson, 46 3rd LG Joan Heywood 46 B Flight Low gross Delores Schilbe 47 2nd LC; M.J. Chsnyi 50 I 3rd LG Kathy Campbell 50 C Flight Low gross Louise Pineomlx 51 2nd LG Joanne Wallace 51 3rd LG Joy Darling 54 D Flight Low gross Betty Costes 58 2nd LG Mary Lou Hyde 60 3rd LG Pat Ballantyne 61 - Speniarnr. Bacardi Rum Closest to pin *4: Anita Cook Low putts: Ann Revington. 16 Door prize: New Orleans Pizz,, Donna Merrier stesomarchth mondavaidies Tuesday was guest day when 65 members and guests golfed and AO enjoyed the luncheon. Guests Flight A Low Gross Grace Farquhar Runner til Minnie Burke Low putts Elsie Herman - Most honest Nancy Pearce Flight R Low gross Audrey MacDonald 'twiner up Ede Boyle Low putts Pat Hendrick Most honest Janet Mor: Flight (' Low gross Mary Amt Bender Rtttmer up Judy Hardy Low puts Betty Warner Most horst Norma Liadenfield Flight D Low gross Heasie Kipfer Runner up Rhea Greene Low putts Kris Kipfcr Most honest Barbara Bailantvn, Members Flight A Low Gross Helen Bruton Runner up June Hillen Low putts Grace Drummond Most horst Jean Crete: Flight 13 Low gross Linda Webber Reamer up Eileen Ramie Low putts Betty Sangster Most horst Noreen McCann Flight C Low gross Cathy Bell Runner up Bary Simmons Low puts Audrey Fairborn Most honest Theresa McCann Flh*ht 1) Low grins Grace Ballantyne Runner up Lorraine Alexander Low putts Ami l.urentn Most honest Chris Philips Door prize: Vera Mason ExiderlialfXlittb AllonilarNightMeniluelub Low gross Low net 2nd LG 2nd LN Low gross Low net 2nd LG 2nd LN Aorta 24 Aht Jeff Liley Wolfgang Siawik Jamie Gaul Bill Tinoey B Flight Bruce Cornish Dave Cooper Ted Wedge Garry MacLean C Flight Low gas Woody Davidson Low net John Batten 2nd LG Harvey Adams 2nd LN Jerry Harris D Flight Low gross Mike Vea Low net George Pratt 2nd LG Gerry O'Neil 2nd LN Fine Haien 39 32 40 35 Sports short Bowlers, Seward bring home gold from Games SCARBOROUGH - Several members of the Beeler lawn Bowling Club brought home med- als from the -Ontario Summer Games-. held on the weekend in Scarbourgh. In girls pairs, Jaek1yn Wright and Laura Pearson captured the gold medal as they came up with wins of 29-7, 14-12, 10-9 and 20-11 in the final. The boys pairs duo of Shawn and Allan McPalls also struck gold as they won 18-10, 12-11 and a tie- breaker 5 -4 -before taking the final 16-12. -Andrea Weigand won a gold medal in girls singles competition as she won by sabres of 21-14, 7-5 and 7-3. Weigand, Wright and Pearson teamed to win the !maze in trebles with Scones of 14-9 and 39-7. The Exeter bowlers were coached by Peter and Gloria 11rfcFalls. Also at the Summer Games, Luke Seward of Lieury was first in archery. He has a busy schedule ahead of him a4 he travels to Cale - Exeter Centennials forward Peter Hakvoort beats a Strathro Portuguese defender to the ball during Sunday's regular sea- son game. Exeter played one of their season's best games. but gave up a late goal to tie Strathroy 1-1. don this weekend Field hockey clinic EXETER- A fold hockey clinic 'will be held at South Htaoh Dis- , trier High School on Monday and 'itiesday from tea.m.-to 4 p.m.'both days: This clinic is open to any girl steno wishes to play for the Pan- 'dters' squad this fall. No experience is necessary. Cost for the clinic is S5. Flea Market EXETER - A Sports Equipment Flea Market will be held at the South Huron Remotion Centre in Exeter on Thursday, Sept. 3 from 7-9 p.m. Anyone can bring sporting items such as hockey and ringette equip` ment, ball gloves, etc. to be sold. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. There is no admission and those selling are asked to bring their own tables Stuart shoots 169 CAMBRIDGE - Ryan Stuart of the Ironwood Golf Course shot a . two round total score of 169 at the recent Optimists Golf Tournament held at the Cambridge Golf and Country Club. Stuart finished 13th overall in the boys 15-17 division. Two big winners BARRIL - Devon Scarlet, owned by Robert Pooley of Exeter and Young hockey players were getting a heaa start on the season as they participated in the Ste- phen Township Hockey School last week Junior hockey camps set to open By Fred Groves T -A staff EXETER - It may still be sunny outside but the three local Junior 'D' hockey teams have got the wheels in motion for the 1992 -93 -season. A lot of changes to the OHA Development League. especially m this part of the loop. In Exeter, George Peau, Jr. has taken over the coach- ing duties. Lueatt'1Las 'a'junior ''W nffiltatton and -in Parkhill, the Northmiddlescx Stars arc looking forward to their first year The Exeter Hawks open their training camp in Hen- son on Thursday. September 10 at 8:30 p.m. They'll go again the next night at 8 p.m. and again on the 13th. Pnau rs still currently handling both duties as coach and manager. "Its time consuming, I'm trying to book exhibition games," said Pratt. Exeter has four eligible ovaagers in detenseman Larry Lewis. and forwards Doug Clark. Scott Schindel and Mark Reid. Each junior club is allowed to keep two overagers. 42 "We're going to watt and see what happens at iron - 35 mg camp." said Pratt about who will and who won't 44 make the club. 35 Last season the Hawks had a working relationship 44 with the Junior 'B' Si Marys Lincolns but Pratt hasn t 33 heard yet whether or not that will conunuc 46 Irish open Wadaesday 33 The Lucan Irish. defending west division chaunptons. 48I 36 49 36 Spenser: Faust Golf Club - Boh and Janet Mason Door prize: Mike Nice Closest to Pio os *3: Scott Dinney Lamaist drive os a9: Greg McAus- hsztwsek: Sponsor will be Wedge **Mover and l.abstt'a Breweries Bemire w sign up for the wrap-up MIttaaaataht on Smoky. September 20. Ironwood Senior Ladies :Golf Hazel Beavers, Doris Hackney. Maisaa Pasant- Total Spore: 140 Hole -in -one EXETER - Doris Hackney shot a Hole -m -One at Ironwood on Sunday morning. She used a six iron on tie 99 -yard 13th hole. will get a jump start on the season on Wednesday, Sep- tember 2, when they open their training; camp at the Lucan Community Center. Without a doubt, the biggest question mark around this team will be who will be between the pipes. "It will be the best guy who shows up at camp. We have no idea. Obviously Bob won't be back," said Ken Needham of Bob Szabo. Szabo, one -of -the bolter goalies in the league -Me -last couple of years, was an over*iger last season arias there - tore is ineligible to return (1n the topic of uveragers. Lucan will have a choice as they are allowed to have two and lour are available from last year's team in detenseman Kevin Leitch and forwards Brian Schuyler, Darren Neil and Tim Hayter. But Needham has told them they may not be guaran- teed positions on the club. "'There are sonie gciod, good young kids around," he said of the pruspects This year the Irish will be affiliated with the Junior B' London Nationals which could prove helpful. "I think what will happen is we'll get a couple of their last cuts." Stars set to shute: The Narthnuddieaex Stars who will play out of Parkhill this wirier. open their training camp Tuesday. September 8 at 8:30 p.m. in Thodford. The camp continues on Wednesday and 'Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Over 8t; players have been invited to the gyp. Imperials win 7-0, eliminate Magnums MILVERTON - It wok eight innings to get going, but once they did the Lacier imperials put some big numbers on the board here Friday night. Connecting for tree hits in the eighth frame and three more in ninth, the Imperials downed the Milver- ton Magpums 7-0 to win the best -of -three South Porth Men's Fastball League playoff series. As of press time. the Impeials were awaiting the winner of Si. Paula and St. Agatha. Friday night in Milverton.Exeter was shutdown by Magnwuns' pitcher Darwin Erb but they came to life in a big way in the eighth. Graham Nesbitt led off with a single w left field and moved to second on a wild pitch. Doug Charlton carne up with a base hit and advanced on a passed ball. With none out, catcher Brian Noyes hit a two-ewt single which was all the Imperials would need. Piach runner Jim Allison moved to third on Derwyn Hod- gins' sscrifrce bunt teen Steve Neil was safe at fust due to a Milverton error. Meter outfielder Sandy Hyde sten ripped his second hit of the night, this enc a base hit up the middle to pad the visitors lead to 3-0. The Imperials showed some excellent defense up the middle in the bouum of the eighth when second base- man Mike Deajarchnc went far to his left to catch a pop fly and shortstop Dan Heywood went all tie way be- hind second base and one -hopped it to Charlton. With one out in the ninth, Graham Nesbitt led off with a double and Charlton was safe after he struck out but beat out a throw off of apussed ball. Noyes walked and that liodgios punched a single up the middle to score two runs. After Leejardine walked, Sandy Hyde singled to make the score 7-0. Hyde bad one of his best night's of the year at the plate, going 3 - fur -4. Exeter hit.tbe ball hard all night as Heywood started the game with a long hit that was caught at the fence and Nesbitt took one deep to the sante spot in the third. Milverton threatened to score in the fourth when Don Leis doubled with one out but he was left strand- ed. Hodgins gave ;up just five hits on the night while striking out 15 including fanning the side in the fust inning. Erb had 11 strike outs. 4 Ailsa Craig's David Morrissey was first at the three-year-old pacing colt division of the Ontario Sires Stakes on Saturday. Circling the track in 1:58.4, Dev- on Scarlet which is trained by Dan Morrissey, picked up die winner's share of 59,479. On the same day, Just Call Me Sarre owned by Laurie Henderson of Brumfield and Dublin's Harold Eyre was first in another three- year-old pacing colt division to col- lect 54,819. Both horses will sec OSS action again Sept. 7 in Dresden. Exhibition game , EXETER - On Sunday at 2 p.m., London Marconi will travel to Ex- eter to take on the Exeter Thunder under -14 soccer team in an exhibi- tion contest. The game will be played at the Canner's Field. Marconi, an under -13 team are currently undefeated in their own league play. Exeter lost a recent game to Marconi, 2-0. Late goal wins EXETER - The clash between Exeter 1 and Exeter Ti in the recent league soccer tournament saw Dave Farquhar take a pass from Rob Lynn to give Exeter 11 the champi- onship. Exeter I went undefeated all sea- son hut it was Exeter II winning the title Great defensive efforts by goalies Bryon Ellenngton and Steve Hern. Shuffleboard Hensel August 18 6 game winners Jim Davis Pat Davis John Pepper Walter Knowles Pearl McKnight Lloyd Eagleson Helen McKay Exeter August 19 5 gime winners Doris Denham Wilma Davis Joe Gosar Allen Bens Meine Eizenga 4 game winners Lloyd Lovell Pearl McKnight. Estelle Chalmers Bea Ballantyne 3 game winners Edna Caldwell Olive Tindall Mabel McKnight August 20 .5 game winners Doris Denham Allen Berry Hugh McKay Pearl MelCitighr Mabel McKnight 509 425 421 412 402 376 363 479 440 416 409 399 395 345 340 334 190 189 153 439 427 425 418 403 • pppen Oun Club August 11 Russ Beaver Joan Warr Mark Y Ed Steepen Lloyd Vennor Murray Christie Dennis Steep Glen Oreb Calvin Christie John Glazier Jim Butcher Elliot German Pete Pryde Paul Stephenson Harry Campbell Larry McNeil August 18 Paul Hoff Tom Allen Dennis Boyd Mike Jones Jamie Caldwell Lloyd Vennor Glen Mogk Jim Hay Phil Hovels Tim Hoff Dan Creiar Harry Campbell 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 21 20 19 19 19 25 25 25 24 24 23 23 23 22 20 20 le Exeter Minor Soccer says THANKS TO Angelo Fragiscotos and the Three AAA Restaurant For the tickets anC transportation to the London Lasers game Cit___________ the + ,utitul fuel of 66Ce 'l.\(gt' DID YOU KNOW ! 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For further informs tion call 227-4485 We at tri.-4CC enol ( wish to ink the following Exeter Area merchants for their generous support of our 3rd Annual Golf Tournament Canada Trust Realty Inc. (udbolt insurance Canadian Tite Agency Ltd. Grammies Pima Plus Inc. Hodge Electric Limited Hurex Tool & Rental Ltd. Jim Scott Enterprises Ltd. MacLeans Home Hardware Murphy's Pub & Eatery National Trust New Orleans Pinta Stedman's Theo's Landing Family Restaurant CIBC Darling's Food Market Dave Passmore Plumbing and Heating Devon Cas Bar Ellison Travel & Tours EMA Foods Eric Campbell Lincoln • Mercury Exeter Golf Club Exeter Electric Ltd