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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-02, Page 15SPORTS Times -Advocate, June 2,1993 Page 15 Slo-pit h 93' "It. A, 40, it 4, tit elk Andex Sluggers celebrate a home run over the Dashwood Bears at the Exeter Express Slo-pitch tournament Friday night. The Schooners took the men's 'C' title, 'B' went to RSD while Party Pack took the 'A' title. Biddulph won the Ladies 'A' and Angels took the 'B'. ::.aro::.::?' 'Team ETR Sluggers Murphy's Strike Force Big V Ellison Travel Mudhens RSD Albatross Kirkton Crediton Indians Nighthawks This Week's Scores - May 24 Strike Force 9 vs. Crediton 0 (forfeit) Kirkton vs. Big V (postponed) Mudhens 10 vs. Nighthawks 9 Albatross vs. ETR Sluggers (postponed) May 26 Murphy's 9 vs. Ellison Travel 8 RSD 10 vs. Crediton 7 Strike Force 10 vs. Inndians 7 ETR Sluggers 30 vs. Big V 9 Standings W L Pts. 4 0 8 4 1 8 4 1 8 3 1 6 3 2 6 2 2 4 2 3 4 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 4 2 1 4 2 0 4 0 Future Games Wednesday: Kirkton vs. RSD, 8 p.m.; Mudhens vs. Strike Force, 8 p.m.; Crediton vs. Nighthawks, 9:30 p.m.; lnndians vs. Albatross, 9:30 p.m. Momtpr:flop4iioeya. Albatross, b p.m.; Inndians vs. Big V, &p.m.; Nadu v. Mur fttjl`s, 9:30 pm.# KitiuenP11, . 'fur This Week's Scores South Huron Hospital 10 vs. Purina Chicks 10 Cheers 6 vs. Big b' Sockettes 6 Chrissy's Playgirls 2 vs. LaBatters 30 Huron Park Sharkeues 10 vs. F.L.T. 12 Downtown Dollies 9 vs. Inn Girls 11 Sundowners 2 vs. Angels 22 Standings Team W L T Pts. La Batters 4 0 0 8 Big '0' Sockettes 3 0 1 7 Angels 3,, 1 0 6 Inn Girls , 3 1 0 6 Purina Chicks 2 1 1 5 Chrissy's Playgirls 2 2 0 4 Cheers 1 2 1 3 South Huron Hospital 1 2 1 3 Downtown Dollies 1 3 0 2 F.L.T. 1 3 0 2 Sundowners 1 3 0 2 Huron Park Sharkettes 0 4 0 0 Future Games Thursday: Sundowners vs. Playgirls, 7 p.m.; F.L.T. vs. Dollies, 8:15 p.m.; inn Girls vs. Angels, 9:30 p.m. (All games in Exeter); Big 0 vs. Labattersi 7 p.m.; Sharkettes vs. Sh Hospital, 8:15 p.m.; Purina Chicks vsi Cheers, 9:3Q p . (All games in Kirkton). t.ucan wins doubleheader ,,LUCAN - Lucan Juniors won both games of a double-header at home on Sunday which lifted their Western Junior Baseball League record to 5-3. In the fust game, the home team came from behind in the bottom of the last inning to win 5-4. After trailing 4-1, Lucan put together four runs when leadoff batter Steve Nixon followed by Chris Smith both walked and then Mike Munro singled and Cory Burtch was safe on a fielders' choice. Following a St. Marys error in vihtch the ball was thrown wide to the plate, Shane Gillan singled and Paul Smith drove in the winning ran with a two out hit. Relief pitch- er Paul Smith got the win. In the second game, Greg Bo - shaft pitched six strong innings of shutout ball to get the win for Lu - can. He allowed just five hits be- fore giving way to reliever Matt Munro. Lucan struck for runs in five of the six innings en route to an 8-0 win. Matt Munro and Burtch each had two hits for Lucan. Joins Johnson for iriat,o OFSAA Danielle Miners ready for birtest By lvsd Oroves T -A 1taff - EXETER - One for you and one for me. That's how the competition be- tween South Huron District High School's Danielle Miners and Mandy Beck of Lord Dorchester seems to be going. Saturday, at the Ontario Federa- tion of Schools Athletic Associa- tion west regionals 'track and field meet held at the University of Windsor, Miners won the midget girls' javelin event. However a week -and -a -half earli- er at the WOSSA meet, it was Beck winning and Miners finishing sec- ond. They both are highly favoured heading into this weekend's provin- cial high school meet in Oshawa. A year ago. Miners, a grade ten student who broke the Huron -Perth record a few weeks ago, finished seventh at OFSAA. This year, she seems to be more prepared. "I know what I am doing now. Last year I didn't practice until a week before Huron -Perth. Now I Danielle Miners ...heads to OFSAA have an idea how to do the tech- nique," said Miners. She started the 1993 outdoor track and field season with a Hu- ron -Perth record of 33.10. From Soccer roundup 4•�' Keeping wann during the Exeter Mosquito girls soccer game Wednesday night was tough but Leanne Snow, left; and Ja- nelle Hern made,good uslaAf�.ilcet. - .. ._ tee: May 24 Coldstream 2 at Exeter II 2 Goalies: Joe Debont, Daniel Maes Goals: Dan Dingman, Darren Marziali Assists: Panyese Fngiskatos, Brayden Chris VanEsbroeck played well. that, Miners improved to 35.83 me- ters at WOSSA in Tillsonburg where Beck was the winner at 36.00 meters. Then came the regionals where it was the South Huron thrower at 34.62 while Beck was a very close second at 34.42. "It's going to be close., I was just lucky that time. I though she beat me and I thought I only had 34.25. 1 think she is going to be my main competition. Everyone is throwing 31 and 32. If I get a good throw in, I should win," said the hopeful Miners. This past week Miners had a planned out routine she was going to follow to get ready for the pro- vincial meet. "I think I will practice towards the beginning of the week but not near the end. I'll do a lot of stretch- es and throw the ball around." Another trip: OFSAA is a famil- iar place for Randy Johnson as the veteran javelin thrower will join Miners at the meet in Oshawa. He's been there the past three years and has brought home a silver and two bronze medals. Johnson is throwing very well and in Windsor, finished third with a personal best throw of 60.0 me- ters. Winning the senior boys' event was Derek McMillian of London Laurier at 64.60 meters. "Sixty meters usually wins OF - SAA," said Johnson. "This year there is more of a higher calibre," he added of the competition. McMillan is a former national winner is his age group and will be very tough to beat. In Windsor, Johnson, who com- peted Friday while Miners went on Saturday, said he threw into a bit of a head wind but made sure to toss the javelin more like a line drive. "The guy who beat me (second) he got second at the Canadian jun- iors last year and I was beating him for five throws." He said he hopes to throw 60 me- ters plus and in preparation will throw hard once before leaving. In Oshawa, Johnson has got a very early event and will be headed there immediately after Thursday night's athletic awards night at the high school. Just a note on the annual event which honours the top athletes at South Huron, parents are urged to attend and help celebrate the Pan- thers' accomplishments over the past year. Exeter Lawn Bowling May 24 Mary Drachenbcrg Gordon Hoggarth Ray Smith May 26 Marion Dearing May 27 John Cooper Howard Johns Charlie Hendy Marshall Dearing May 29 Meine Eizenga 1W,8- iWiB: IW18 2W22 2W26 2W24 2W23 2W21 2W21 Your ProfessionalDiverTrainrng Center Courses Start Wednesday 7th April PADI Certification only $119 REGISTER NOW! or Information on future course dates call; Bluewater Dive & Marine 101 Mcttigan Ave, Pt Edward. 1-800-465-3483 Toll Free The Dive Store for all your Scuba needs rn f—+ The executive and fundraising committee of Hensall Minor Hockey would like to say thankyou to all the residents of Hensall who donated items for our yard sale. To all the parents who donated items and their time. To Erb's Garage for the location and to all that made purchase hope to see you all next year THE SEASON OPENER May 26 Naim 6 at Exeter 0 Goalies: Atm Marie Parsons, Alison Boer- sma Strong game by San Koopman:, Sarah Wuenh and Melany Regier. Naim played exceptionally well. Their positional play 'd aggressiveness made the difference. �hs�,��rt May27 Exeter 3 vs. St. Cotumban II 0 Goalies: Matthew Iredale, Ryan Cam II Goals: Nicolino Mellace, Junin Mulller, Zachary Neil S:.cey Crerar showed great enthusiasm getting after the ball. Michael Nedra played a fine game as did Aimee McCann. The team hopes to continue to enjoy the feeling of scone and of not being scored against! No goals have yet gone through Exeter II's net. Yeaah team! SUPER PUCKS !moi • -en if Ad" gir -46 fall ;;