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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-17, Page 17SPORTS Times -Advocate, July 17, 1996 Page 17 Cindy Moore plows over a London player during an Exeter womens soccer game on Wednesday. Moore scored the winning goal for Exeter after being awarded a penalty kick in the scoreless second half. Womens soccer team claim dual victories The Exeter womens soccer team are enjoying a two, game winning streak after beating the London Portuguese in back-to-back games EXETER - The Exeter Womens Soccer team notched their third win of the season after defeating the London Portuguese in back-to-back action last week. Exeter hosted London Portuguese last Wednesday, and dominated the game allowing their goalie to touch the ball only. once during the first half. Despite many efforts by Exet- er the strong goalie from London prevailed and the half ended in a 0-0 tie. Halfway through the second half, Exeter was awarded a penalty shot after a London defender stopped the ball with her hand. Cindy Moore took the penalty shot and scored, giving Exeter the 1-0 lead. Exeter continued to dominate the game but could not score again. Jana Webster recorded the shout for Exeter. Exeter' travelled to London on Sunday for the second game but this time struggled with a slow start allowing a few dangerous plays in Coaches step up to bat for Co-op Juniors BYRON - Exeter Co-op Juniors coaches Gary Hartman and Jeff Kellet had to fill in the ranks and play ball during Exeter's away game in Byron on Thursday. The coaches found they didn't have enough players to field a team and had to take up the vacant posi- tions to prevent a forfeit. The action was legal since Exeter is playing in a senior league, however, despite lending their experience to this juvenile -age team Exeter lost 8-3 to first place Byron. Daryl Hartman went the distance on the mound pitching a full nine innings. He struck out seven bat- ters, walked two and allowed 10 hits. Exeter committed a total of three errors. Jason Maskell led the offense with a deep home run over the right field fence. Darryl Hartman hit a double, Dale Hopf two singles and Scot Kemp, Dwight Gingerich, Jeff Keller each contributed singles. Coach Hartman also managed to hit a single without throwing his back out of place. The Co-op Juniors will host Thorndale on Saturday night before travelling to Arva on Sunday for a 1 p.m. game. their own end. They came alive halfway through the first half when Kristin Strang blasted a perfect shot past the London goalie into the far top corner of the net. Shortly after that, Ain Heeney found the net on a scramble in front of the net and beat the goalie by putting it in the far comer, - Exeter endec:the ,first half with a 2-0 lead. Riding on a two goal lead, Exeter came out strong again in the second half hungry for another goal. Backed up by their defence, Exet- er managed to keep the ball in Lon- don's end for the entire second half. Daphane Deman scored with about 10 minutes left in the game to secure Exeter's win at 3-0. Jana Webster recorded her second shut- out. With the back-to-back wins, Ex- eter is only two points away from a playoff spot with their record now at three wins, three ties and five losses. Exeter Imperials tournament schedule Diamond A Gm 1 Fri., 7:30 Bridgeport vs. FUtlarton 3 Fri., 9:30 Camlachie vs. Melbourne 5 Sat., 10:00 Bridgeport vs. Simcoe 7 Sat., 12:00 Fultarton vs. Camlachie 9 Sat., 2:00 Simco! vs. Camlachie 11 Sat., 4:00 Bridgeport vs. Melbourne 13 Sat., 6:00 Fullarton vs. Simcoe 15 Sat., 8:00 "ullarton vs. Melbourne 17 Sun., 10:00 3ridgeport vs. Camlachie 19 Sun.. 12:00 Melbourne vs. Simcoe 21 Sun., 2:00 Second div. A vs. third div. B 23 Sun, 4:00 25 Sun., 6:00 Diamond B Gmi 2 St. Pauls vs. St. Marys 4 Oakville vs. St. Thomas 6 St. Pauls vs. Brampton 8 Oakville vs. St. Marys • 10 Oakville vs. Brampton 12 St. Pauls vs. St. Thomas 14 St. Marys vs. Brampton 16 St. Marys vs. St. Thomas 18 St. Pauls vs. Oakville 20 St. Thomas vs. Brampton 22 Third div. A vs. second div B Winner div. A vs. winner Gm 21 24 Winner div. 8 vs. winner Gm 22 Winner Gm 23 vs. Winner Gm 24 -Championship Game Imperials host tournament The Exeter Imperials will be hosting a Men's Intermediate Fast - ball Tournament this weekend July 19, 20 and 21, at the South Huron Rec Centre. Games will start at 7:30 on Friday night on both dia- monds with a second garne at 9:30. Teams entered are Bridgeport, St. Pauls, Fullarton, St. Mary's Night- hawks, Camlachie Rebels, Oak- ville, Melbourne, St. Thomas Ken- nedy Sports, Simcoe and Brampton. Oakville, St. Marys, who were OASA Intermediate 'A; runners up in 1995, and St. Pauls, are all former tournament winners and promise to be contenders once again. Melbourne are a top team in the St. Thomas & District League and include former Exeter Imperials hurler Derwyn Hodgins, who is again at the top of his game. Also on the Melbourne roster are former Claybird Gun Club trap shoot results EXETER - The Claybird Gun Club held its annual Invi- tational Trap Shoot on Sunday. Each shooter shot at 100 tar- gets. Trophies were handed out in three classes and a veterans class. Results were as follows: A class First Brad Mann -97 :.Second Jody Mo§urinjohh98 Third Ed Jeamain B class First Ed Steegstra 91 Second Ernie Marshall 90 Third Karl Kolsmith 88 C class First Doug Moore 84 Second Glen Mogk 82 Third Brad Trudgeon 80 Veteran First Bill Stewart 93 Second Edwin Miller 84 senior players Rob Schneckenbur- ger and Mike Black. St. Thomas have many veteran fastball players including former Exeter Imperials' pitcher Doug Charlton. Simcoe, of the Tri County Fastball League are also strong and their roster includes standout Junior pitcher, Rob Schweyer. While little is known about Bridgeport and Brampton, they are expected to provide strong competition as will Camlachie who arc bolstered by former members of Petrolia, also former standouts at the tournament. Fullarton, long time members of the South Perth Fastball League are a veteran club and, with Jim Skinner pitching, will be tough to beat. Action continues Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:00 to the final game which is scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m. Exeter lawn bowling scores July 9 Har Brintnell John Batten Les Hills Ray Smith Lorna Spencer John DeWeerd Harry Jacobi Carman Stewart Thea Vandenboom Bob Thompson '4".... July 11' Ray Smith Lawrence Russell Mary Drachenberg Carman Stewart Henry Trickey John DeWeerd Jason Batten Stan Roth Sandy Maxwell Shawn Kramer Fred Mommersteeg Peter McFalls 2W44 2W35 2W34 2W20 1 W20 1 W20 1 W20 1W 19 1W19 1W19 2W28 2W28 2W27 2W26 2W26 2W23 2W22 2W19 2W 17 1W18 IW18 1W18 Got a sports tip? Call the Times-Advoc Fury dominate Tillsonburg EXETER - The Exeter Fury host- ed Tillsonburg Sunday winning 4-1 in a game the Fury took over in the second half. The first half saw very few scor- ing chances for either team with Exeter's goal occurring on a very innocent -looking play. A scramble in the Tillsonburg end resulted in Chuck Walker finding a loose ball and firing it into the net for a 1-0 Fury lead. The score stayed that way until the second half when John Watson notched his second goal of the year and then shortly after was fouled in the box giving the Fury a penalty lawn bowling Slmcoe-Zone playdowns SIMCOE - Andrea Weigand and Laura Pearson won the ladies pairs in junior competition held Sunday in Simcoe. They defeated a Simcoe team in a best -of -three match. With this win they will advance to the Ontario finals in London at the Fairmont Club in conjunction with the Ontario Summer Games August 15 to 18. Also participating from Exeter in their first tournament were Chad Smith, Jason Batten and Shawn Kramer. Smith and Batten played pairs against Tilbury and Simcoe and lost by 16-13 and 21-13 re- spectfully. Kramer played singles against two players from Simcoe and one from London and managed a win over one opponent. The bowlers showed very well for their first tournament action. shot. Pete McAllister made no mis- take on the shot giving Exeter a 3-1 lead. 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