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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-10, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, July 10, 1996 Competitor Candace Becker Stacey Pfaff Jamie Darling Elsie Kapbert Susan Miner Mandy Marsden Sean Ellison Exeter Barracudas Swim Team results Swim meet in Stratford - July 6 Event Placing 100 m individual medley second 50 m freestyle third 25 m fly third 25 m freestyle sixth 25 m back fourth 50 m free fifth 25 m back third 25 m breast sixth 100 m butterfly fifth 50 m back sixth 25 m breast fourth 25 m fly third 25 m fly fifth Relays Medley relay (13 and 14.years) - first Freestyle relay (9 and 10 years) - first Age group 11&12 years 11&12 years 11&12 years 8&under 8&under 9& 10 9&10 9& 10 Open 9& 10 9& 10 9& 10 9&10 Nicole Alexander (back) Erin Miles (breast) Candace Becker (fly) Kim Riley (free) Breanne Becker Susan Miner Mandy Marsden Jamie Darling Baseball roundup Dashwood of gera squ?te July 2 - Dashwood 1 vs. Listowel 12 Pitchers: Brandon Skinner (3 strikeouts), Chad Masse (3 strikeouts) Top hitters: Skinner, Jesse McCann (singles) July 4 - Dashwood 7 vs. Exeter 3 Pitchers: Kris Hearn (4 strikeouts), Justin Hayter (3 strikeouts), McCann (2 strikeouts) Top hitters: Jacob Miller (triple), Wes deLange (triple and single). Skinner, Jake Romph (2 singles). Justin Hayter, Deryk Rader, Dean Van Raay (singles) Midgets win one game at Tournament WALLACEBURG - The Exeter Midget Baseball team participated in the Wallaceburg tournament over the weekend but despite a sol- id effort they only managed to win one out of their four games. In the "C" semi-finals against Grimsby on Sunday, Exeter al- lowed four runs in the top of the third to take a 6-0 lead. In the bot- tom of the fourth Jarret Jeffrey led off with a walk and Denomme dou- bled him home. Paul Gregus followed with a triple to score Denomme after Scott Reid struck out, Regan Neilands walked and stole second and Kyle Fenwick hit an infield bunt to score Gregus. Neilands scored later in the inning to make it 6-4 after ,four innings. Leading off in the fifth, J.J. An- derson walked and Mike Degroot reached first on an error. They eventually scored on a ground -out. With both tams tied at six the game went into extra innings and at the top of the ninth Grimsby scored seven unanswered runs after Gregus had retired eight out of the last 10 batters. Exeter couldn't re- taliate throughout the last four in- nings losing to Grimsby 13-6. On Saturday Exeter defeated Brigden 12-5 with Ben McCann Exeter Womens soccer team ties London United LONDON - The Exeter Wom- en's soccer team tied London Unit- ed at one last Wednesday . They now have a 1-5-2 win/loss/ tie record and are looking for their second win of the season when they meet the London Portuguese on Wednesday in Exeter. th 11/7 PRESENTS A TWO STEPPIN' LINE DANCIN COUNTRY GOOD TIME July 13, '96 8:00 pm: line Dancing Instruction 9:00 - 1:00 am Mitchell Arena :8°° Aviv. '10c° Door TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: SMYTH SHOES (Mitchell/strol) 348-8273 or 348-9445 pitching the entire six innings pick- ing up the win. Sitting on a 3-1 lead in the first inning, McCann doubled, Ander- son tripled and Jeffrey singled to bring hint home. Denomme sin- gled as did Gregus to bring home Jeffrey and Denomme crossed the plate on an error. Degroot walked and Scott Reid singled to score Gregus and Degroot. That same day, Exeter lost to Bolton 16-6 with Matt Denomme going three for three and Darryl Parson doubling to lead off the game. Regan Neilands, Anderson and Jeffrey also hit for Exeter. On Friday, the Midgets lost 10-3 to Ridgetown. After four innings Exeter was tied with Ridgetown at two but allowed their opponents to score eight runs in the bottom of the fifth. Exeter got one back in the sixth but it wasn't enough to overcome Ridgetown's lead. Hit- ting for Exeter, were Anderson with two triples, Jeffrey, Gregus and Dan Finkbeiner. The Exeter Midgets play Mitchell tonight (Wednesday) at home and Lucknow on Sunday before trav- elling to Goderich on Monday. They are coached by Brad Gre- gus, Doug Schade, Darcy Martin and managed by Dennis Kints. On behalf of the '96 HPM District Seniors Games Host Committee, thank you to the following for your support and sponsorship - Exeter • Royal Canadian Legion, Br. 167 • Bank of Montreal • Royal Bank • CIBC • National Trust • ScotiaBank • Cooks Mills, Centralia • Murphy's Pub & Eatery • Big V Drug Store 9th • Bank of Montreal • Toronto Dominion • Big V Drug Store • Grand Cove Estates Houk • CIBC • Cooks Mills • Hayter's Turkey Farms • Allen's Country Cafe • Hoffman's Zufsh • Dominion Dining Lounge Tavern • Erb's Kitchen • Chamber of Commerce Thanks also to Mike Brintnell of Mike's Signs, Mark Mcllwain of Met life and all conveners and facility hosts for the great job. SPORTS Poker run geared towards pleasure GRAND BEND - More than 30 of North America's most sensa- tional off shore racing boats will participate in the Power Boating Canada Lake Huron Poker Run in Grand Bend from July 12 to 13. Sponsored in part by Power Boating Canada Magazine and Snap- On Tools Canada, Grand Bend will host some of the worlds fastest exotic power boats producing up to 3,000 horsepower as they each race to checkpoints located at Bayfield and Kincardine harbors be- fore returning to Grand Bend. The run is designed more for pleasure than competition. Each boat will stop at the designated checkpoints where the captain is given a sealed envelope containing a single playing card. At the end of the Poker Run the cards will be revealed and the crew holding the best poker hand will be declared the winner. While docked, the crews will mingle with spectators allowing boating enthusiasts a close look at these unique and expensive crafts. Last year hundreds of people Tined the pier in Grand Bend to see some of North America's most exotic powerboats, capable of speeds of up to 100 m.p.h., skim the waters of Lake Huron July 3 Exeter Bees 7 vs. Nairn Gems 0 Goaltenders: Leanne Cronyn, Vanessa Stever Goab: Jenna Revington, Brenna An - sten, Jasmine Sereda, Leanne Cronyn (3), Karly Pinder Exeter Hornets July 3 Exeter Hornets 2 vs. Delko Bridge Bliz- zards Goaltender: Sarah Neevel Goats: Anne Gregus, u sa Hakvoon Assists: Frances van Oss sll July 5 Exeter Stars 6 at Goderich Selects 1 Goaltenders: Nate Holmes, Mike Coop- er Goals: Costas Kolias, Ben Martin (2), John Edwards, Jordan Darling. Nate Long Good deferae by: J. Thornton. D. Shap - ton, N. Cann, B. Lewis 1 Slow start costs Fury LONDON - The Exeter Fury fell behind 3-0 early in their game Sat- urday in London and were never able to recover losing 6-1 to Bos- nia. After the three quick goals in the first 15 minutes Exeter started to carry the play and managed to get a couple of scoring chances. Defend- er Justin O'Rourke hit the crossbar on a shot that he drifted from inside half. It wasn't until Mark Lynn was awarded a penalty shot that the Fury were able to put a shot past the Bosnian goalie. Trailing 3-1 starting the second half the Fury were attempting to come back by keeping the pressure Have a sports tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 West Middlesex Youth Soccer standings Standings as of July 5, 1996 Team Placing Wins Losses Ties Pts. Girls under 11 Exeter Hornets third 4 2 1 9 Exeter Bees sixth 2 4 1 5 Girls under 13 Exeter Dolphins second 7 0 0 14 Exeter Bullets ninth 1 5 0 2 Exeter Fury eleventh 0 7 0 0 Girls under 15 Exeter Sting eighth 2 6 0 4 Exeter Marauders ninth 2 6 0 4 Girls under 17 Exeter Rebels second 4 1 0 8 Girls under 19 Exeter Wildthing Boys under 11 Exeter Eagles Exeter Jets Exeter Hotspurs Boys under 13 Exeter Lasers Exeter Sharks Boys under 15 Exeter Athletics Exeter Express Boys under 18 Exeter United fourth 0 4 1 I second 6 0 0 12 fifth 3 2 1 7 seventh 3 2 1 7 second 5 0 0 10 fifth 3 3 0 6 first 4 0 1 9 fifth 1 2 0 2 second 3 2 0 6 on the Bosnian defense. When the play moved to Exeter's end defend- er Souban Inlakahana turned away the Bosnian attack with his strong play. O'Rourke again narrowly missed a goal as another of his shots, this time from half, floated over the reach of the keeper only to go off the crossbar for the second time. 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