Times Advocate, 1993-06-09, Page 14Ladies' fastball
Wilds pitches well but
Greys std manage win
EXETER - Although the Exeter Greys picked up their third straight
South Perth Ladies Fastball League win last Tuesday night, it took a
come -from -behind win against some tough pitching to do iL
Trailing 3-1, the host Greys plated three runs in the bottom half of the
:fifth inning to edge the Crediton Classics 4-3.
In their previous game against Sebringville, Exeter scored 21 runs but
Crediton starting pitcher Brenda Wilds threw very well over four innings
before getting tired in the fifth.
Crediton, who lost a 15-14 slugfest just two days earlier, took a 1-0 lead
in the top of the third frame when Heather Taylor scored after a couple of
Greys' errors.
The next inning saw the visitors jump into a big Lead as Deanna Olmsted
and Karen Silva got on and then Heather Taylor blasted a triple to make it
3-0. She was out when Exeter outfielder Cheryl Oke made a good throw to
third where Dianne Willis.put the tag on Taylor who was trying to stretch
her hit into a triple.
Exeter got a run back in the fourth when Sandi Skinner was safe on a
fielders' choice and she scored on Sheila Dougail's triple down the third
base line.
With two out in the fifth, Exeter's Kendra Arthur singled, Sherry Har-
burn doubled and Willis had a base hit. Those hits, along with walks to
Oke and Dougall allowed the Greys to go ahead and load the bases.
Becky Morgan came on to relieve Wilds and she struck out Lisa Hender-
son to retire the side.
Exeter had a chance for more runs in the sixth as pitcher Patti Down:
walked, moved to second on Arthur's base hit but Down was doubled off
when Morgan snatched a line drivel and threw it to Teresa VanRaay at
second.
8.37; 2. Grasdahl; 3. Case.
Long jump - 1. inlakhana, 4.0; 2.
Rooseboom; 3. Shawn* Rowe, Us -
bone.
Girls 1980;
80 m - 1. Lisa Chansamone, Exeter,
12.31; 2. Amanda Hodgert, Usbome; 3.
Miranda Hayter, Stephen.
400 ni - 1. Misty Hayter, Stephen,
1.16; 2. Chansamone; 3. Lori Richard-
son.
High jump - 1. Missy Hayter, 131; 2.
Richardsn; 3. Chansamone.
Ball throw - 1. Cathleen Chappel, Ex-
eter, 40.48;2. Jilleana Knip, Hensall; 3.
Lisa Beaver, Zurich.
Triple jump - 1. Chansamone, 8.33;
2. Missy Hayter.
Long jump - 1. Missy Hayter, 3.85;
2. Chansamone; 3 Richardson.
Girls 1981;
80 m - 1. Arelene inlakhana, McCur-
Ily. 12.58; 2. Alicia Lawrence, Hensall;
'3. Laura McConnell, Exeter.
400 m - 1. Inlakhana, 1,24; 2.
McConnell; 3. Kim MacLean, Usborne.
High jump - 1. Inlakhana, 1.32; 2.
Lawrence; 3. Jenna Darling, Exeter.
Ball throw - 1. Stephanie Rader, Ste-
phen, 37.5; 2. Christy Cruikshank,
McCurdy; 2. Lisa Roosebom, Hensel!.
Triple jump - 1. Inlakahana, 8.27; 2.
MacLean; 3. Jacylyn Baynham, Exeter.
Long jump - 1. Inlakhana, 3.81; 2.
MacLean; 3. Kongkham Phottarath, Ex -
J iris 1982:
80 m - 1.:Lindsay Knight, Hensel',
12.34; 2. ?Meredith Palen, Stephen; 3.
Sarah Dsed ner, Zurich.
400 tut - 1. Erin Robilliard, Exeter,
1.21; 2. Laura Skinner, Usbome; 3.
Kristai Baring.
Hiih,jmnp - 1. Gardiner, 1.19; 2. Mi-
chelle :Zwtftrt, Hensel!; 3. Diana Chan -
throw - 1. Lisa Forrest, Hensall,
31.2; 2. Brandi French, Exeter; 3. Dear-
ing.
Standing jump - I. Gardiner, 1.97; 2.
Lisa Arnold, McCurdy; 3. Crystal
Dans, Usborne. -
Long jump - 1. Gardiner, 3.49; 2. Ar-
nold; 3. Lindsay Knight, Hensel!.
Girls 1983:
60 m - 1. Katie Fox, Zurich, 10.05; 2.
Leanne Erb, Hensall; 3. Jessica Davies,
McCurdy.
200 m - 1. Leanne Erb, Hensel!,
36.04; 2. Fox; 3. Carie Pertschy, Ste-
phen.
Verical jump - 1. Rachael Wood,
Hensall, 38.0; 2. Maggie Stecik, Exet-
er; 3. Pam Love, Zurich.
Ball throw - 1. Cassandra O'Brien,
Zurich, 31.4; 2. Penschy; 3. Steciuk.
Standing jump - 1. Fox, 1.95; 2.
Courtney Oke, Exeter; 3. Davies.
Long jump - 1. Davies, 3.40; 2. Perts-
chy; 3. Fox.
Girls 1984:
60 m - I. Kendra Mudge, Hensel!,
10.43; 2. Amanda Stephens, Osborne;
3. Lindsey McLeod, Exeter.
200 m - 1. Mudge, 39.12; 2. Ste-
phens; 3. Krista Hodge, Stephen.
Vertical jump - 1. Sarah Carter, Zu-
rich, 31.0; 1. Kristy Bray, Usbome,
31.0.3. Brittany Caldwell, Hensall.
Ball throw - ASmanda Wuerth, Exet-
er, 27.0; 2. Courtney Smith, Usbome;
3. Carter.
Standing jump - 1. Stephens, 1.68; 2.
Wuerth; 3. Hodge.
Long jump - 1. Stephens, 2.63; 2,
Mudge; 3, Jenna Giles, Exeter.
OPEN
Boys 800 m - 1. Mark Bell, Hensel!.
2.28; 2. Brad Brown, Zurich, 2.38; 3.
Scott Rasenberg, Usborne, 2.42.
Girls 800 m - 1. Arelene Inlakhana,
McCurdy, 257; 2. Sara Szabo, Us -
borne, Usborne, 3.01; 3. Kerry Brown-
lee, Stephen, 3.07.
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1993 South Region track and fiektmee
EXETER - The Huron County Board
of Education held its South Region Ele-
mentary School Track and Field Cham-
pionships on Wednesday at the South
Huron District High School. Here are
the top three finishers in each event:
$pays 1979:
80 m - 1. Mark Bell, Hensall, 10.57;
2. Scott Rasenberg, Usbome; 3. Joey
Forrester, Zurich. .
400 m - 1. Bell, 1.02; 2. Mike Merri-
gan, McCurdy; 3. Cam Sadler, Exeter.
High jump - 1. Merrigan, 1.64; 2.
Sean Beauie, Exeter; 3. Bell.
Shot Put - 1. Dennis Gower, Us -
borne, 10.26; 2. Geoff Mauer, Exeter;
3. Bell.
Triple jump - 1. Bell, 9.63; 2. Dave
Farquhar, Exeter; 3. Jeff MacLean, Us -
borne.
Long jump - 1. Joe Oteganio, Exet-
er,4.56; 2. Jeff Reid, Hensall; 3. Pipo
Ratanaphasouk, McCurdy.
Boys 1980:
80 m - 1. Brad Brown, Zurich.
11.14; 2. Matt Turnbull, Stephen; 3.
Mike Ford, Exeter.
400 m -1. Brown, 1.07; 2. Cam Dou-
gall, Exeter; 3. Brian Huxtable, McCur-
dy.
High jump -1. Brown, 1.45; 2. Nick-
olas McCleod, McCurdy; 3. Doug
Chappel, Usbome.
Ball throw -1. Brown, 70; 2. Chad
Datrmple, Exeter; 3. Turnbull.
Triple Jump - 1. Huxtable, 9:05; 2.
Brown; 3. Matt Szabo, Usbome.
Long Jump - 1. Brian Hayman, Exet-
er, 4.20; 2. Huxtable; 3. Jonathan
Campbell. Hensen.
Boys 1981:
80 m - 1. Peetr Fragiskatos, Exeter,
12.10; 2. Jeff Campbel, Hensall; 3.
Colin Grasdahl, Stephen.
400 in - 1. Campbell, 1.15; 2. Dan
Snell, Exeter; 3. Greg O'Connor, Zu-
rich.
High jump - 1. Ryan Beanine, Exeter,
Jared Bourne didn'i.get over the bar this time but the Exeter
Public School student did win the Bays .1982 hjgh Jump divi-
sion on Wednesday at the South Regional elementary school
track and field meet in Exeter.
130; 2. Campbell; 3. Shawn Stuckless,
Stephen.
Ball throw - 1. Jeff Lovie, Zurich,
47.2; 2. Stuckless; 3. Scou Keys, Exet-
er.
Triple jump - Campbell, 7.80; 2.
Grasdahl; 3. Jamie Clarke, McCurdy.
Long jump - 1. Stuckless, 3.48 2.
Matthe Vergeog, Zurich; 3. Campbell.
Boys 1982:
80 m - 1. Jared Boume, Exeter,
12.25; :2: '-Ben Forrest, Hensall; 3.
Lance Pfaff, McCurdy.
400 m - JR Davies, McCurdy, 1.16;
2. Aaron Beattie, Exeter; 3..Ericiirown-
lee, Stephen.
High jump - 1. Bourne, 1 .; 2. Ja-
son Dyskston, Usbome; -3. T ff -#�R
beiner, Stephen.
Ball throw - 1. Greg Covers, Ste-
phen, 44A; 2. Ryan Parker, Usbome;
3. Steven Guenther.
Standing jump - 1. Forrest, 2.05; 2.
Pfaff; 3. Bed Rader, Exeter.
Long jump - I. Pfaff, 3.72; 2. For-
rest; 3. Matt Rowe. Osborne.
Boys 1983:
60 m - 1. Brayden Lord, Stephen,
9.92; 2. Andrew Prout, Usbome; 3.
Shawn Witten, Hensall.
200 ni - 1. Andrew Kinsman, Ste-
phen, 35.62; 2. Willett; 3. Prout.
Vertical jump - 1. Shawn Talbot, Ex-
eter, 36; 2. Jarrett Palen, Stephen; 3.
Kenlee Rattanaphasouck, McCurdy.
Ball throw - Kinsman, 46.9; 2. Tom
Phoutharata, Exeter; 3. Graham Bay-
ley, Hensall.
Standing jump - 1. Wilen, 1.88; 2.
Phoutharata, 3. Palen.
Long jump - 1. Phoutharata , Exeter;
2. Lord; 3. Dustin Elder, Hensall.
Jlnys 1984:
60 m - 1. Jeses Schroeder, Stephen,
10.35; 2. Matt Alce, Usbome; 3. Billy
Finlay, Zurich.
200 m - Alcc, 36.15; 2. Schroeder; 3.
Scott Davies, McCurdy.
Veritcal jump - !.Joshua Knip, Hen -
sell, 32; 2. Jeff Morley, Usborne; 3.
Scott Ralph. Exeter.
Ball throw - 1. Schroeder, 39.8; 2.
Darryl Bourne, Exeter; 3. Kevin Dick-
ins, Hansa).
Standing jump - 1. Alce, 1.91; 2.
Schroeder; 3. Matthew Anstett, Exeter.
Long jump - I. Alce, 3.28; 2.
Schroeder; 3. Davies.
Girls 1979:
80 m - 1. Julie Rooseboom, Hensall,
11.61; 2. Rebecca Mill, Usbornre; 3.
Elizabeth Lovie, Zurich.
400 m - 1. Sara Szabo, Usbome,
L14; 2. Kara Farwell, Exeter; 3. JoDee
Grasdahl, Stephen.
High jump - 1. Jennifer Case, Us -
borne, 1.42; 2. Grasdahl; 3. Roose-
boom.
Shot put - 1. Rooseboom, 7.82; 2.
Lovie; 3. Crystal Boyle, Exeter; Triple
jump - 1. Souphin Inlakhana, McCurdy,
Softball roundup EE=
Tough
EXETER -. Six.runs *the sev-
enth inning :hy [Pauls
Generals mC9dfltthil'iitffl
eight starts for the`ExeterChrysler
Imperials.
Thu $y night in Exeter, the
hot da -slim 2 -I. -load after six
full i1U )gs but the Gals got to
relief Cher Rick Scriiiiisoor, tag-
ging him for four hits 1riclgdigg a
triple.
Exeter led very quickly s
South Pezlh$cuutball League
record as ttioy went tip 1-0 in the
bottom of the first inning.
With one out, catcher Darren
Nc4 d aDd after put h.cf Dan
ey�wootl.
H eoeivtd> a walk: ;Mike
Neil singled to brigs in a run. Hey-
wood and Mike*. stranded
when, with :one outMevin Wind-
sor struck out and Sandy Hyde
flyed out.
Tho.GahJ:+tals tied it in the top of
the thud a leadoff single fol-
lowed by errors before Hey-
Kippen Gun Club
June 1
Elliot German
Dennis Boyd
Jamie Caldwell
Brad Mann
Ed Steegstra
Mark Tuckey
John Glazier
Fred Bra11
Jim Randall
Glen Mogk
Bart Postma
Dennis Steep
Harold Smith
Jim Butcher
Gord Robinson
Lloyd Vennor
Gerrard Rempell
John Rempetl
Jim Daw
Joe Postma
411-4
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wood would strike out three bat-
ters in a row to retire the side.
It was 214or the Imperials in
.he bouton; :third when, with
Gne l il wassafe on a
:hunt 1p#eywood's
iecrifivacatsalahtt Mike
veil's e040Ad rbi basnif it of the
game.
After losing the lead,the Imperi-
als could only ge4,0iiinera to third
base once as -444400:11 doubled
foehisihudfist lite night but he
y ' titiftded in the eighth
frame.
It was atough- weekend for the
..
. tperialsattheMitcht11Mctstour-
~fm na)t as they lost , their first
game, 7-5 to the -144;001 Gladia-
tors and then ween blanked 7.0 by
Fultarton.
Exeter wiU travel to Shakespeare
on',cyrday: to face the Colts and
Modditistre in Mitchell against the
Gladiators.
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May 31
Credison 1 Blue Jays 23 at Grand Bend 20
Strong gams played by: Stacey Bartlett,
Michael Geiser and Wes Johnson
Stars of the game: Amber Lord and Brad
Schenk
Exeter Peewee Boys
May 31
Exeter 6a Canralia 2
Pitcher for gaoler: Cam Dougall
Strlkeeaaa for gaster: 3
Pitcher for Centralia: Doug Rimmer
Strikeouts ter (wNralta: 11
Top Wafer tor Exeter: Luke Sims - 1 hit,
2 RBI's
Play of the gape: Pitcher Cam Wigan
bed 3 suikeouu and only gave up 1 hit.
Exeter Peewee Girls
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Jane 3
Cwiilon 21 at fixates 17
Pitchers: Meehan Pearson. D.niellr
Knox, euica Phillips
Ter Inners: lawn DcJong, Michelle
Snow, Cathleen C}tappeJ
Hestia mess: Phillips 2)
ExeterTennls Club inc.
Saturday, June 26
Clinic Time - 9 a.m. - 12 noon
Fee: $5.00/person for 1 hour clinic
4 Clinic is designed for those of all ages and abilities
This clinic will be run by
SUE HATCH
of the John Hatch Tennis Centre
Rtafstration Deadline - Monday, June 21st
• Must pre -register at the Rec Centre
* Minimum of 25 people required*
'rend..•.p„� veto mart
Million Dollar -Malaita-Olga
� .1 PM)
One Mll,ion
IID-Prllze List Complete
Gary Masse, Tenderspot valu•mart, (Title Sponsor for the
event), and Jack Speirs, event coordinator hold the Million
Dollar cheque in hopes someone will sink that hole -in -one
in the final shootoff on Sunday. Tee -off is at 6 p.m., hole
#1 at Oakwood course.
10 Closest to pin shooters from the semifinals, (3 p.m.
Sunday), Oakwood Driving Range will each get one shot at
the Million. if no one gets that Hole -in -One, finalists will still
have their choice at the prize table which includes a JVC CD
player, a set of golf clubs, a framed print, Shimano fishing
equipment set, and for the ladies, a $250 outfit from
Randi's Distinctive Fashions for Women.
-Prizes for qualifying will be awarded all through the event,
plus semi-finalists will have the opportunity to win the
1993 Toyota Paseo, and cash, $30,000., and $10,000. for
a hole in one.
Proceeds from ball sales go to Grand Bend Winter Carnival
Inc. Spectators are welcome!
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