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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-15, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, September 15,1993 Shuffleboard Hedsa11 September 7 6 game warners Jim Davis Lorne Archer Jack Consist Olga Chipchase Gert Eagleson Hugh McKay Pearl McKnight Hazel McEwell Exeter September 8 4 game winners Allen Johns Meine Eizenga ,, Ruby Beavers Estella Chalmers 5 game winners Doris Miller Tom Williams 011ie Essery Jim Davis September 9 4 game winners John Pepper Mabel McKnight Pearl McKnight 5 game winners Steve Hrapchak Wilma Davis Allen Johns 488 475 471 421 419 398 394 379 320 276 274 234 435 404 386 352 441 390 383 392 370 346 Gun September 7 Mark Tuckey Bob McPherson Jamie Caldwell Elliot German Raul Hoff r$Ead Mann -.Tim Hoff MiauH ff r Han_ererar J1Oanis:Boyd .Glen=Atiogk Timioff old Smith aim.Cocker Ian Ripley Larry McNeil Matt Tuckey instructor Scott Bogart gives some direction to players who attended last week's Exeter Minor Hockey Association hockey school. 11D attend ENINA HURON PARK - In preparation for _the 1993-94 hockey season, 110 local minor players of all .ages were put through their paces last week:at:the=Exeter Minor Hockey Association Hockey School. The EMHA had a school Last year but this past week it seemed a little more intense and the reason.for that was the commitment put out by the instructors. Former Exeter Hawks' Scott Bogart and Jeff Dal - 50 rymple, who now coach the Exeter Midget Generals .25 werel..dta.head instructors and they were joinedy:a _25` °1lery:rapable staff including Dave Dalrymple, Damen 24 duets; Gavin Snell and Jon Passmore. -.24 Taught at the Stephen Township Arena were the ba - .24 sics suchas skating, passing, shooting and puckhan- 24 dling. ' .24 Bogart said that a few years ago there would maybe 13 Aie a couple of good hockey players per team, but now, .23 :tthat number has increased dramatically. -23 :23 .22 .22 :Z1 19 -"17 r Hensall Mi • key Slo Pitch eurnament 17, 1E1049 ,Now Available MIL ' SKIN 011 Spray Dripless and Environmentally Safe ;Complete Protection for. your car From $69.95 up Also regular oil spray from $44.95 Phone 2248810 Hwy. 4, Centralia 'swermtriM Ptomotion Aright Trj, ire. 'Sept. 9 16 6 to 7 p m. HENSALL ARENA Bring helmet and skates 'pore tnfQ Sell Michele Hodgert 229-6750 or John Wuerth 235-2886 September 7 Mary Drachenberg Meine Eizenga Nelson Squire 2W33 2W26 2W26 Baseball mer mid win one at OM HANOVER - Despite being a first year midget baseball team, the Exeter Riverview Estates Midgets have finished their season with a 16-17-1 record which was owed off with a trip to the Ontario Base- ball Association championship tournament. During the Labour Day weekend, Exeter travelled to Hanover where they managed to win one of the three games they played. Seven errors hurt Exeter as they lost 14-5 to Dresden in the opener. Dwayne McNab started on the mound, working into the sixth frame when • he was replaced by Darryl Hartman. Exeter left the bases loaded three times and on the game, left a total of 18 runners stranded. Offensive- ly, Jeff Glavin had a triple with sin- gles off the bats of Bill Hodge, Hartman, Darren Kints and Adam Dousky. ricer Pir 'earl Hartman went the distance on the mound allowing just four hits in front of a defense that made no er- rors. The lefthander helped himself at the plate as he clubbed a double and a single while Aaron Bayer, Kints and Trevor Taylor had base hits. Taylor eine up with the wirl- ping-rbi �ii�nn ,th��e� seventh. 1 Hard-hitting'Hanover got to t- er pitchers 'McNab, Glavin and Kints in a game which once again saw Exeter make several errors. At the plate, Glavin had a triple, Hodge added a double and base hits came from Hartman, Kints, Taylor and McNab. hockschooI p "There's more pi yerg'Jap to'dles;ame calibre, 8 or 9 r arts ow - r OE MINItitin a - -tial• standout," said Bogart before a Friday night session with a younger group of players. EXETER past summer, he and Jeff Dalrymple attended EXE 1 ER the National Coaching Certificate Program's Level 3 clinic. It was threedaysof work which, no doubt, will R CARE CENTRE" MOM T SC AREA FIGURE SKATING Vititi. Sept. INS -'x00 - 9:00 SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE For Info phone 235.05,35 cW) ;fie of a big benefit to the EM -IA. "Most of it was in class and some of it was on the 111. .ace," said Bogart of the clinic which stressed bothof--. :ie isive and defensive tactics. There was also a lot of work on goaltendingsodia 1111 session on how to talkto parents. Level 1 and Level 2 coaching clinic's are what is :11 called the Coach Level of the program, next comes she Intermediate which Dalrymple and Bogart attended IS and the final, or Levels 4 and 5 is Advanced. The final levels involve week-long programsaald Bogart said he may look into it for next summer. Lawn bowling Lawrence Russell Allan Johns September 9 Fred Mommcasteeg 2W26 Lawrence Russell 2W25 Henry DrachenbcrL; Ray Hodgson "WP133 *Audrey Burrows September 11 Ray Smith Ray Hodgson Fred Mommersteeg Stan Roth Alit ening up the lawn bowls during last Wednesday's 5th An- nual Charles Hendy Men's Pairs Tournament was Marshall Dearing of the host Exeter Lawn Bowling Club. Dearing and his partner Ray Smith won the consolation title. There were a total of 22 teams representing clubs from London, Lambeth, Sarnia, Seaforth, St. Marys and Exeter. wxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz#� IIPARKHILL SILVER BLADES 31993-94 REGISTRATION ►1 i IlUiSucr . Ok.:Plt:111Ut:' /UV Gui11111unity (.entry • i LitbUdy. Septenther 2bti. Cunlnluusi Gunk, First day ofjlopting,Ootaber,20 New' ors: 2 wee sessions - $ .per Jr. one day ,tWo.day :int. 3 mins,440t, 21/2,hr.,ptittches Skate and Uress Exchange. 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