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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-01, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, September 1,1993 Exeter ferny wins ninth soccer game of the season LONDON - On Saturday, the Ex- eter Fury won .they ninth Western Ontario Soccer League game of the season as the blanked host Croatia 2-0. Marty DeBruyn got things started in the second half when he found the open net after a collision be- tween the goalkeeper and Henri DeBruyn. Exeter controlled the play in the second half not allowing Croatia to mount any attack. Marty DeBruyn notched his second of the game o, Slit -pitch 93 Exeter Ment Sl o pitch This Week's Scores - August 23 Kirkton 9 vs. Crediton O'(forfeit) Inndians 25 vs: Mudhens 0 Ellison Travel 20 vs. Albatross 8 Murphy's 9 vs. Big V 0 (forfeit) ' August 25 RSD 28 vs. ETR Sluggers 9 Strike Force 21 vs. Kirkton 11 Crediton 25 vs. Mudhens 8 Indians 32 vs. Nighthawks 4 Standings W L 20 2 17 5 16 6 15 7 12 -9 11 11 10 10 10 -11 5 16 5 16 4 --18 3 17 Team Strike Force Murphys Ellison Travel RSD ETR SLuggers Crediton Indians Big V Mudhens Kirkton Nighthawks Albatross T 0 0 0 32 O 30 0 24 O 22 1 21 0 20 0 10 0 10 O 8 0 6 Yid Pts. 40 34 This Week's Scores - August 26 Downtown Dollies 8 vs. Big '0' Sockettes 7 Angels 8 vs.•Pruina Chicks 4 LaBatters 19 vs. Lin C3irls 4 South Huron Hospital 2O vs.:Clnissy's'Playgirls 5 -EL:T.17-vs:Sundowtr ers 17 Cheers= vs. Huron -Park `Shadoeues'18' Standings Team W L T LaBatters 14 1 0 Inn Girls 12 3 1 Big '0' Sockettes 9 5 2 Purina Chicks 8 7 1 Downtown Dollies 8 7 1 Angels 8 7 0 Sundowners 7 7 2 Cheers 7 8 • 1 South Huron Hospital 5 10 '-- • 1 thrissy's Playgirls 4 11 1 EL:.T. 4 11 1 Huron Park Shad:cites 3 12 1 lits. '28 20 17 17 16 ..16 =15 11 9 .9. 7 • / Golf roundup /////!// Exeter Golf Clu Ss.:: rr,.Men August 26 Graveyard Tournament First Buck Little +11 Orville Workman Second- Lloyd Webber +9 Stan Kochan Third Ron Resoorl +4 Bill Coleman Fourth Ron Johnson +3 Glenn Robinson Closest to marker on 02: Ron Res - coral Closest to Pin on #4: Milt Cole Closest to Line on #7: Hubert Die- trich Tuesday Ladies 1993 Playoffs held August 24 A: Anne Armstrong, Joan Cole, Jan- et Hellman B: Cathy Bell. Barb Har-iscln, Ei- leen Ronnie C: Betty Coates, Helen Kints, Theresa McCann D: Lorraine Alexander Upcoming: Sept. 14 - Presentation of trophies and closing lunch. Weather permitting - a golf game Mon ay:Alighht Men August 30 A Flight Low gross Haydn Gozzard 35 Low net Bruce Cornish 28 1/2 2nd LG Dave Jackson 36 2nd LN Bill Tinney 32 B Flight Low gross Craig Alexander 40 Low net Lee Webber 31 1R 2nd LG Jeff Ansems 41 2nd LN Ken Kadey 32 112 C Flight Low gross Harvey Adams 43 Low net Fred Wells 32 2nd LC Leo Bouchard 49 2nd LN Bob Jones 40 1/2 • D Flight Low gross Dale Baker 44 Low net , Gus Cregus 32 2nd. LG Dave Keyes 50 2nd LN Jack Aikenhead 34 Sponsor. Kyles Shell Service, Gary Kyle; Langford Lumber, Jeff and Don Liley Door prize winner: Gary Campbell Closest to Pin 03: Bruoe Cornish Loosest Drive #9: Dave Jackson Next week: sponsoredspf Ellison Travel Services on Thursday, Sep- tember 9 Other mews: Reserve your tee times for the wrap-upony, Septem- ber 19. Ironwood Ladies:Club August 23 Most Accurate Drive #1: Lynne Farquhar Closest to pin #4: Joan Heywood Closest to the pin #7: Kathy Camp- bell Longest drive #9: A&B - Joan Heywood; C&D - Mary Lou Hyde Least putts: Janet Wedlake = 13 Birdies: Heather Prout 03 and lib Men's,::Club August 24 Back nine blue tees A Flight Fust David Hockey 37N36 Second David Holtzman 35N36 Third Don Heywood 37 Fourth Brion Penhale 39N38 Fifth Bill Farquhar 39 Sixth Ken Bergmann 39 B Flight Fust Wayne Parkinson 39 Second Don Stuckless 43N41 Thud Don Currell 41 Fourth Brent Atthill 43N42 Fifth Mike Brintnell 47N44 C Flight Fust Tony Underhill 43 Second Mark Vandergunst 45N42 Third Jack Ford 44N43 Fourth Don Smith 43 DF fight Fust Ken Hermann 41 Second Ralph Attie 44N41 Third Red Degraw 45 Fourth Bud Preszcator 47N46 Fifth Ron Leyes 47 Sixth Jon Dinney 48N47 Ironwood award: Jack Fuller Closest to Pin: A&B - Dave Hock- ey 011, Don Currell M16; C&D - Scott Brintnell 013, Jim Sweitzer 018 Skins: A&B - Don Stuuckless 015, Don Curren 016, Brian Homer 018; C&D - Seou Brintnell 013, Ken Hermann 15. August 28 First Jack Fuller - 42 Wilmer Ferguson 44 Ken Hockey 44 B. Green 173 Second (Ile)Ben Fisher 53 Bob Dobson 44 Bob Fletcher 38 Bud Preszcator 111 .Second (tte)Clyde Spears 44 Lorne Kleinstiver 46 Ken Hermann 45 V. Sandy 4.1 180 Fourth Wayne Pierce 45 Lloyd Cushman 49 Andy DeBoer 44 G. Fairway 184 CIoItMWVJa #4: Ben Fisher a cross from Jason McFalls. Near the end of the game, Shawn McFalls was given a red card for a hand ball that saved a possible goal. On the ensuing penalty shot, Fury goalie Tim McAllister came up with a huge save to preserve the shutout. The Fury would like to thank Pete McAllister for his commit- ment to the team this summer a5 he returns to school in Thunder Bay. Lleury atoms recently won the Ontario C softball champion- ships here are front, left; Kyle McCann, Ryan Perquin, Chris Jaques, Jason Dunbar, Brian Dixon, Lee Ritchie, Stephen Rees. Back, left; Blair Dunbar, Steven Stewart, Aaron Bates, Mark Ritchie, Ben Wright, Conner Maguire, Andrew Dunbar. Coaches are, left; Dwayne Ritchie and Brad Dunbar. Memorial Shoot held at Kippen Gun Club K1PPEN - Fifty-five shooters were on -hand for. the 16th Kyle - Cooper Memorial shoot on Sunday at the.Kippen Gun Club. Finishing the 100 bird event with scores of 99's in 'A' class wereBrad Mann, Tom Knight; Ray Cockburn and Bill Wylie. A shoot -off was held in which Brad Mann emerged the winner with a perfect score of 25. Tom Knight and Bill Wylie each hit 24 to .remain tied for runnerup, while Ray Cockburn shot a 23. Knightand Wylie shot again each hitting .24 : once again. In the next shoot off Knight was victorious hit- ting>a 25 -to'IWylie's.24, taking the 'A':run neruptitle. In '$' -.class Frank Stronak -was champion with a 93 while Pete Weiler was-ntnnerup•wilh 92. Two shooters tied in 'C class with scores of 89. A shoot off was held and Bob McPherson emerged as champ -with 24 while"Tim -Hoar shot 21 for mmnerup title. OASA Imperials take early ,exit from tcurnament TAVISTOCK --A. few good moments spaced too far apart meant two quick losses for the Exeter Chrysler Imperials at the Ontario Amateur Softball Assoniationlaen's'C' tournament in Tavistock on the weekend. Exeter dropped ;an.11-5 opener to Glencoe Friday night and then the next afternoon came up short 4-3 to Lambeth. Against Glencoe; Exeter pitcher Dan Heywood could not fight off the heat as he gave up one run in the first inning, three in the second and three more in the third. Steve Cook came on in relief in the fourth and after loading the bases managed to get three out to leave all three runners stranded. There were a few bright spots including a Mike Neil solo homer pver the centrefield fence in the second inning and Exeter centre fielder Sandy Hyde had a second inning single and a.home run in the sixth. Exeter's bats came to life in the bottom of the fifth as Mike Desjardine and Jeremy Brock singled and both scored on Heywood's base hit. Hey- wood came home on Darren Neil's triple. Cook gave up two runs in the fifth and on the night had four strikeouts. Lambeth 4. Exete( 3 Exeter hit the ball hard and Heywood pitched a good game but it just wasn't enough against Lambeth on Saturday afternoon. First baseman Kevin Lightfoot had a single and a double and Desjardinc connected with a second inning homer. The Imperials scored one run in the second and two in the seventh. The Western Ontario Athletic Association final series continued last night in Wiarton and the Irppe?ials will host Wiarton Thursday at 9 p.m. Exeter Imperials' Mike Neil is congratulated after hitting a home run at the OASA tournament in Tavistock against Glen- coe Friday night. TA Phone Book Correction Please Note The Correct Numbers are as follows 1 Dinney Funeral Service 235.3600 Dinney Furniture & Carpet Centre 2350173 The Times -Advocate apologizes for any inconvenience caused by the transposition of these u •-r in • r •honeb••k Deadline Sept. 30 EXETER - The deadline for the 3M/Exeter Times -Advocate Com- munity Coach Recognition Pro- gram is getting closer. Nomination forms have been dis- tributed to both the Exeter Minor Soccer Association and to the Exet- er Minor Baseball Association and forms arc also available at the Times -Advocate office and the South Huron Recreation Centre. Deadline for nominations which are to be returned to the T -A Sports Department is September 30. Event a hit CLINTON - Over $8,000 was raised for the trust fund of the late Gary Maguire on Sunday. At a special race day to honour the Lucan area harness racing driv- er organizers were pleased with the donations which partially came from a golf tournament hosted by Dave Wall. McFaIIs' off to provincials EXETER - Peter and Gloria McFalls of the Exeter Lawn Bowl- ing Club wiitrepresent District 4 at the 1993 Provincial Mixed Paris Championships this weekend at the St. Catharines Merriton Lawn Bowling Club. -Hole-in-one EXETER - Golfing just isn't for grownups as nine year-old Craig Galbraith of Lucan had a hole -in - one on the third hole at the Exeter Golf Course recently. Witnessed by his father Jim, Craig beat the _146 -yard hole with a five iron. Hardys' -wire. _.. At Sarnia's Hiawatha Horse Park, the horse was the winner in one of five 58,635 divisions of the Grass Roots'Series. Bantam girls win title LONDON - The Lucan bantam girls soccer team won the West London Girls championship tour- nament n Sunday with a 3-0 win over Oakridge. Other tournament veins were against Southwest London and iy- ron. . Scoring the goals' c.L *i Pos-` ter, Amme Hardt$ , Holly -Fair- weather, Amy Damen, Kellie Mas- len and Teresa Lojzer, Goalie Wendy Janzen .played well and the team would like to thank coaches Dave Pike and Bill Pettypiece for their efforts. 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(Parents of new students should consult neighbouring bus students for times.) With the exception of two runs for Medway High School in the Granton Area, and one run for Centennial Public School in Ballymote area, (information on the above runs may be obtained from Murphy Bus Lines Limited at 660-8200). All other bus routes, will remain the same. However, some adjustments may .be necessary after the start of the school year. Questions regarding transportation matters should be directed to Mr. Keith Grigg, Supervisor of Transportation at 471.3510 Donna M. Mcllmoyle E.U. Anderson Chair 4 'rector •1 E• patipn