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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-23, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, June 23,1993 SPORTf Rain didn't bother Exeter Fury defender Shawn McFalls as he battled to get past player and to the ball in Sunday's Western Ontario Soccer League game. Shuffleboard Hensall June 15 6 game winners Hazel McEwan 570 Evan Ibbitson 513 Jim Davis 490 Dave Kyle 472 Isabel Rogerson 440 Ethel McMurtrie 424 Pearl McKnight 407 John Pepper 372 Notice: Change in date of shuf- fling. Will shuffle on Monday, June 28 instead of Tuesday, June 29. Exeter June 16 4 game winners Joe Gosar 308 Hugh McKay 299 Marjorie Hodgen 295 Bill Baechler 284 Saone winners Steve Hrapchak 378 Estelle Chalmers 958 John Pepper 342 Delmer Skinner 308 June 17 4 game winners Allen Johns 367 Steve Hrapchak 324 Lloyd Ballantyne 30C, Pearl McKnight 303 John Pepper 299 Exeter Lawn Bowling June 15 Ray Smith Charlie Tindall Allen Johns Isabel Rogerson Don Maguire John DeWeerd June 16 Roy Triebner Ray Hodgson Howard Johns Marshall Dearing June 17 Charlie Hendy Ray Smith Roy Triebner Ray Hodgson John Cooper 2W35 2W27 2W20 • 2W20 2W 19 2W 18 2W28 2W25 2W22 2W19 2W33 2W29 2W27 2W27 2W26 Juniors win EXETER - Trailing 2-0 after half an inning. the Exeter Co-op Juniors came back to beat Lucan 5-2 in Western Ontario Junior Baseball League action on Wednesday. • Mark Keller started things off for Exeter in the bottom of the first with a single followed by a pair of stolen bases. A Mark Glavin rbi ground out brought in the first Ex- eter run. A double by Glavin in the fourth, his stolen base and a Mike Agnew ground out rbi added another run. In the fifth, Derek Beckett and Dan Spears both walked and ' then Scott Parsons ripped a,, triple to score' both Beckett and Spears. An Agnew single in the sixth and a rbi double by Leigh Mathieson made it 5-2. Agnew went the distance on the mound for the winners as he al- lowed just five hits and struck out nine in eight innings. He also leads the team in hitting with a .617 average after 47 trips to the plate which include 23 singles, five doubles and eight rbis. Shawn McFalls has been to bat 32 times and is batting A06 while Glavin, with 35 trips to the plate is batting .314. t► e E ' 5-3 *e' ( 1fl gs, ttt0Exctcr'Chrysler Imperials could not t o the iead Ott ht and suffered their eighth loss of the Soh nh l!vletl' J 11 sue season: Visit tp- ,j...1400AViiiiiiiiivks'plated three runs in the top of the sev- enth frau pe stat•s 6-�. In the si��thinne: out =Nighthawks `Ken Whittaker and Steve Garde .the" th 14iuhimiters, ifoth singleit r ie was safe on a' yell cxecutc 1;iu>tt, Leaddf atter Scott Brookshaw struckout but the ball...got away frourl Cooper #imt't He•,atoi e Exeter c8teher Derek - .Coo rand $rrJttaw :was sa�tl second and then after Chris Turner struck out 'foe nd out, Don Stroud wassafe on a fielders' choice and Derek SlWckieton:iipped a dou< :blewhich:scored the winning run. I'be Imperials got on the board,. very quickly in Thursday's game as they ac std spa r of runs in .th0fietttorn.,OktliOfirst inrtFir,�g With tWO out, pllchw tuf eywood singled, moved to second;ona.wild pitch and ,scored30414ike Neil had a base hit. Kevin Witndsioi'•was hit by a Si �,,pit*000::then Dant l:Neil doubled to score bt 3fher: Mike. InR: Aeettnd, impe nnls cameup,with two more brnsas Sandy Hyde s , aorte.rttcre inJfpurtlt ..II' ' ' erg fir,111.. ` ;Id: 111116,Scott Brooklllaw who came on in the second 10 Shackleton, struck out Mason :and Lightfoot, Johnston doubled e Hyde. The Imperials were scheduled to travel to Tavistock on Sunday:jo,play the fslefabititebut that game was cancelled due to rain. Thursday Exeter travels td"Fullarton and host Shakespeare Colts in a rare Friday night game. Fury win fourth, top Croatia EXETER - As far as offence is concerned, Sunday afternoon's Western Ontario Soccer League game between host Exeter Fury and Croatia, had most of the action in the final two minutes. The Fury scored with less than 30 seconds left in the game to break a 1-1 tie and win their fourth second division game in seven starts. On a rainy Canner's Field, Henri DeBruyn scored in the second half to put the Fury ahead after a very defensive game and then a long shot by Croatia evened things up, "We should have had more goals, we have trouble with the long ball. We don't play it into the feet of the forwards and they have to do too much running," said Exeter coach Martin DeBruyn. Racing towards the goal, Henri DeBruyn was hauled down outside of the 18 -foot• box which set up a free kick. He made no mistake and despite a wall put up by Croatia, drilled it cleanly into the comer. "It was lucky for them it was out- side the 18 -foot box or it would have likely been a penalty shot," said DeBruyn. The win snaps a two -game losing streak by the Fury, one a tough cup game and the other a 3-1 league loss to Chatham. Exeter will try to Sports shorts make it two in a row on July 4 when they travel to play the Assyri- ans. "In the last two games we didn't have the breaks. We lost 3-1 but we could have won 3-1 we just didn't use the opportunities we. had," said DeBruyn. Soccer roundup • June 14 Exeter 3 at Bryanston 3 Goalies: Daniel Maes, David Vanden- bussche Goals: Vandenbusscbe, Coyle Lawton, Panygese Fragiskatos Assists: Braydet Lord, Dan Kinsman June 16 St. Colubman 2 at Exeter I 2 Goalie: Robert DeVries Goals: Simon Koopmaru, Chris Frayne Season record: 2 wins, 3 ties • • t. June 14 St. Columban vs. Exeter 8 Goalies: Matthew Pfaff, Matthew Koop- mans Goals: Tom Phounharath (2), Craig Over- holt (2), Andrew Pfbut, Joshua bong, Phi- thaksin Phouttharath,)vtarty Glavin Good team effort. Everyone played a good game. June 16 St. Columban 2 vs. Exeter 1 Goalies: Jacquie Geuns, Alison Boersma Goal: Adriana DeBont Our entire team j,layed a very disciplined game. Great team effort. June 17 Exeter 1 at Coldstream II 1 Goalies: Aimee McCann, Ryan Campbell Goal: Justin Muller The entire team played an excellent game against another strong team. We look for- ward to air next win I .<s Exeter IV 2 vs. St. Columban II 4 Goals: Tony Regier (2) Good game by: Sarah Neevel, Michael MacLean, Brandon Lewis, Matthew Alex- ander, Mark Dietrich, Chantelle Elder, Amanda Allen. • Good effort by all players. Locals caddy for pros KITCHENER - Two Exeter youths had the opportunity on Sat- urday to meet many of the premier players in the National Hockey League. At. the annual CCM Celebrity 0olf Tournament in Kitchener, Jeff MacLean and Dave .Farquhar worked as volunteer caddies. They caddied for Dale Tiawerchuck.and Tie Donti. One of the highlights of the auc- tion of equipment and uniforums was the sweater worn by Wayne J -may in re fifth --game of -the Stanley Cup finals against Mon- treal. The shirt sold for $30,000. • Sio-pitch -93' Team Strike Force Murphy's Ellison Travel RSD ETR SLuggers Inndians Big V Crediton Mudhens Kirkton Albatross Nighthawks This Week's Scores •- June 14 Strike Force 11 vs. albatross 5 RSD 20 vs.•Nighthawks 4 ETR Sluggers 26 vs. Indians 17 Crediton 14 vs. Big V 12 June 16 Ellison Travel 7 vs. Mudhens 4 Murphy's 18 vs. Nighthawks 11 RSD 23 vs. Albatross 9 Strike Force 13 vs. Big V 11 Standings W L 8 1 7 2 7 2 6 3 5 2 4 4 3 5 3 5 3 6 2 5 2 6 0 9 Future Games Wednesday: Big V vs. RSD, 8 p.m.; Strike Force vs. ETR, 8 p.m.; Crediton vs. Kirkton, 9:30 p.m.; Mudhens vs. Inndians, 9:30 p.m. Monday: Indians vs. Nighthawks, 8 p.m.; Ellison Travel vs. Alba- tross, 8 p.m.; ETR vs. RSD, 9:30 p.m.; Crediton vs. Murphy's, 9:30 pan• Pts. 16 14 14 12 10 8 66 64 4 0 This Week's Scores Huron Park Sharkeucs 5 vs. Sundowners 11 Chrissy's Playgirls 19 vs. F.L.T. 7 South Huron Hospital 4 vs. Big '0' Sockeucs 20 Cheers 3 vs. Inn Girls 24 Angels 8 vs. LaBatiers 12 Downtown Dollies 16 vs. Purina Chicks 12 Standings W L T 7 0 0 6 1 0 5 1 1 4 2 1 4 3 0 3 4 0 6 3 4 0 6 3 4 0 6 2 4 1 5 2 '4 1 5 1 6 0 2 0 7 0 0 Team LaBauers Inn Girls Big '0' Sockeues Purina Chicks Angels Chrissy's Playgirls Downtown Dollies Sundowners Cheers South Huron Hospital F.L.T. Huron Park Sharkeues Pts. 14 12 11 9 8 District champs STRATFORD - Gloria McFalls and Barb Triebner of the Exeter Lawn Bowling Club are district champions following a tournament in Stratford on the weekend. The duo, who beat St. Marys, will now advance to play at the London Fairmont on July 3-4. In the men's category at the dis- trict tournament, Exeter was repre- sented by Ray Smith and Roy Tri- ebner who were second, Shawn and Allan McFalls were third and the • team of Peter and Jason McFalls were fourth. Second place LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Colin Gras- dahl from Crediton travelled to Kentucky recently where he fin- ished second in boys' junior black belt weapons at the Bluegrass Na- tionals karate championships. Makes team TORONTO - Exeter's Brenyn Baynham will represent Ontario on the under -18 girls field hockey team which heads to Calgary for the Canada Games later next month. Baynham is a member of the South huron District High School Panthers team which won the pro- vincial high school title last year. Reminder EXETER - This week, the Times -Advocate received several game sheets from minor sporting events which were played back on June 7. Those sheets handed in with that ,-date on them are not published in this week's issue becausecoaches are reminder that shells mast be sent in on time. Coaches should try nit 4 get their game sheets in on time no we can have up go dare information about t'teir teams. 1 Detroit Red Wings star Steve Yzerman is flanked by Exeter's Jeff MacLean, left; and Dave Farquhar during Saturday's CCM Celebrity Golf Tournament in Kitchener. Kippen Gun Club June 15 Mark Tuckey Russ BEaver Jamie Caldwell 13111 Stewart Paul Hoff Jim Butcher Tom Allen Fred Brall Dennis Boyd Brad Mann Murray Christie Harold Smith John Glazier BlliotlGerman Ed Steegstra Jody Moserinjohn Bart Postma Glen Mogk Dan Crerar Lloyd Vennor Joe Postma Gord Robinson Mark Butcher Matt Tuckey Larry McNeil 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 23 23 22 22 22 22 21 20 20 20 19 18 18 Canada Uav Celebrations July 1 111 Ilnt' IRe(' (entre d Mfg, Ratepayers Township of McGillivray 2nd Instalment of 1993 Taxes Due on or before June 30, 1993 Shirley Scott Clerk -Treasurer HEARING J The ONTARIO CIVIUAN COMMISSION ON POUCE SERVICES shall hold a public hearing commencing Tuesday, June 29, 1993 at 10:00 a.m. in the South Huron Recreation Centre, 94 Victoria Street, Exeter, Ontario, NOM 1S1 to consider a request to author- ize the disbandment of the Town of Exeter Police Force, pursuant to Section 40 of the Police Service§ Any persons wishing to give evidence at the hearing are invited to advise the Commission offices located at: 25 Grosvenor Street, 9th Floor Toronto, Ontario M7A 2H3 (416-3143004 W.D. Drinkwalter, Q.C. C n