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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-08-18, Page 15.116 Ontario medal winners Exeter team runner up in lawn bowling tourney EXETER - Men's Pairs tourna- ment was held with teams coming from Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, Mitchell, St. Marys, London, Sar- nia, Owen Sound and Exeter. The tournament was won by Larry Bel - rose from Owen Sound with 3 wins 48 with an Exeter team of Skip Shawn McFalls and Peter McFalls a close second 3 wins and 46. August 9 Exeter I 21 vs. Exeter II 17 Triple: Kellen Hefley Doubles: Cheraina Lovie, Amberly Dick- ey, Danielle Knip ily balls caught by: Ben Martin, Da- nielle Knip Great playing by both teams! August 14 Exeter Green 17 vs. Centralia 12 Well played game by both teams. Lan game of season. August 14 t6teter Grey 18 vs. Exeter White 16 viragoito August 10 Exeter 5 at Mitchell 15 Double: Shawn Talbot Singles: Bram Steele, Adam Liule, Ben Hoogenboom Play of the game: Quick reflexes by catcher Jason Monteith to third base Tal- bot•for 2 outs on steals. Fly balls caught by: Brad VanBakel (2), Chris Desjardinc, Little, Hoogenboorn Shuffleboard August 10 Hensel! Thelma Thiel Allen Johns Evelyn McBeath Lorne Archer Olga Chipchase Russell Ferguson Ethel McMurtric Art Davis 512 407 374 371 36'' 368 362 344 Ki peen Gun Club August 10 Brad Mann Paul Hoff Bob McPherson Ed Steegstra Bill Stewart Gord Robinson Dennis Boyd Wen Mogk Bob Graham Msrk Tuckey Joe•Postma 'WOW Smith Dan Crerar Ross Beaver Tim Hoff John Glazier Randy Stewart L1uyd Vennor 25 25 25 25 24 24 2A 24 24 2A 23 23 23 22 22 22 22 21 August 11 OASA Playoffs Game 412 St. Marys 7 vs. Eimer 4 I jlCher: Chad Dalrymple - just bad 7 hits off Exeter pitcher Strikeouts: 6 TA IsiUers: Dalrymple (2 hits), Dave Farquhar (1 hit) In this best 2 & ii of three, they loci game 02 8 to 6 so St. Marys aces as to lay ()ASA Pee Wee 'C pravinciAl hips in Joyoeville on Aug. and there are 8 teams to that tournament The Exeter teams returned victorious from the Ontario Junior Lawn Bowling provincial playdqwns in Brantford on August 8. Seated is the girls triples team Jacklyn Wright (left), Andrea Weigand, and Laura Pearson who won the gold trophy. Shawn McFalls (left) and Allan McFalls (right) teamed up with Tom Sheehan of Simcoe to win the silver trophy in the boys triples. August 10 Gloria McFalls John DeWeerd Lawrence Russell Isabel Rogerson Jean Goff Theresa Stark 411101. 2W33 2W31 2W28 2W27 2W25 2W25 Henry Drachenberg Ray Hodgson Fred Mommersteeg Roy Triebncr Doris Hamilton WilmcrAdkins Marion Dearing 2W23 .2W23 2W23 2W23 2W19 2W15 2W15 Times -Advocate, August 18,1993 Page 15 Neil's homer the difference By Fted4roves TeAtftiff LUCAN - A fifth inning home run by rightfiekler Darren Neil made a big difference friday night as the Exeter Chrysler Imperials beat Lambeth 4-3 in Ontario Ama- teur Softball Association playoff action. The -win gives the Imperials the lead in the best -of -three OASA Men's 'C' series whiah will continue this week. (As of presstime, a time had not yet been decided.) If they win, F,xetcr will head to Tavistock on August 27-29 for the 16 -team OASA tournament which will also feature league rivals Mitchell Mets and Fullerton A's. "We'll be representative," said Exeter coach Fred Cook. "There are pretty good teams there. It will be a tough tournament but we're playing well right now." Friday, visiting Lambeth. got on the board early Friday night as they plated a run in the . first inning. 'However the Exeter defense came up big in the opening frame as a double play stopped more runs helm scoring. With' -none out, a Dan Heywhed -wild pitch got past catcher -Graham Nosbitt but he managed to chase down the loose ball and toss it to 'Heywood to get Walt Gough. Heywood then tossed `down to third to get the double play. A ground out to shortstop Rod John- ston ended what could have been a big inning for Lambeth. Down by a run, the Imperials got one back in the third when 'Kevin Lightfoot was safe on a fielders' choice, he stole second and scored on Heywood's double. it was 2-1 for Lambeth after four innings on a triple and a Scott Stort- ford rbi single. Stafford had a good game at the plate as he made the game close with a sixth inning homer over the left field fence. August 12 Ray Smith Edna Caldwell Ray Hodgson Barb Triebner Audrey Burrows 2W34 2W23 2W20 2W19 2W17 Lorna Spencer August 14 June Hodgson Vi Hendy Ray Hodgson Marion Dearing Ray Smith 2W16 2W30 2W28 2W28 2W24 2W24 Down by a run in the fifth. sec- ond ''bmitten*Me -Desjai Me sin- gled antd'pineh refiner Gavin 'Snell moved to sound when L glittnet walked. Both'advanced on 'wild pitch sand scored when Neil-tltin- ncoted with a three -run shot tole t. " He's (Neil) a good young ball player. We've got some good young talent," said Cook. On the mounds. Heywood: Who has done a good job in the starting pitchers' role this season, gave up five hits in the seven inning contest while walking one and striking out eight. League play: Exeter has con- cluded it's South Perth Men's Fast - ball League record with an 8-17 record which placed them in ninth out of 14 teams. For the past two years, Exeter has made it to the 'A' final, losing both times. "You always want to finish in the 'A' but I think we did fairly well. Last time we were in the 'B' we won it," said Cook. He said the Imperials will prob- ably enter into a round-robin playoff format with the other four teams. The Imperials are also in the midst of the Western Ontario Ath- letic Association playoffs with Clif- ford. Don't miss out on Chrysler's #1 Year End Clearance Event. Includes reduced prices through special dealer discounts, factory rebates and manufacturer option package discounts. 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