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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-31, Page 15rellenen1Wwww10WWWW01 SPIE Times -Advocate, July 31, 1996 Page 15 Gerard Denomme, of London, won the 30th annual ironwood Invitation- al last Wednesday night. Shooting one over par. he credits his putting and chipping for his wits over' tie 77 other golfers to claim first prize. Chipping and putting key to winning 30th annual Ironwood Golf Invitational EXETER - A London man emerged from 77 other golfers to claim first place at the annual Iron- wood Golf Invitational last Wednesday. Gerard Denomme shot a 72 for the day missing par by one stroke. He was only two strokes ahead sec- ond place finisher Dave Holtzmann and John Creighton who were tied at 74. Denomme credits the win to his short game adding his chipping and putting were accurate that day. "I was just trying to keep the ball in play, that was my game plan," he said. His strategy paid off. With a dif- ficult pin placement and a strong wind blowing, Denomme said he refrained from using a driver, even on par fives. "My shots tend to be straighter and more consistent with a three - wood. If you were to attack those pins and miss, you had a difficult second shot to make." Just trying to keep the ball in play, he relied on his short game to carry him through. "My short game has saved me more often than not," he added. For Denomme, getting past the number two hole was the turning point. It was a merciless hole that claimed many double bogies and ruined many scorecards that day. "I parred on one and after hitting par on two I felt pretty good. In this game getting off to a good start makes a big difference," he said. Winning the tournament came as a surprise to Denomme who was playing with his brother Bob and local golfer Don Smith. "I was really trying hard to birdie one of the last two holes. I felt I needed that to have a chance at winning...I didn't think one over par was going to be good enough." The fact that no one came in un- der par didn't surprise Golf Club Owner Gib Dow Jr. He said the dif- ficult pin placements made the course competitive even for the most experienced golfer. "They had to hit very strategic shots. We didn't give them a lot of green to work with," he said. Ironwood Golf Invitational winners are from left, Conrad Kaptein ("DD" flight), Jake Van Rooyen ("D" flight), Gerard Denomme (overall winner), Paul Stephens ("C" flight) and Sean Van Dongen ("B" flight). Far right is Gib Dow Jr. Fury lose to Woodstock Stallions. EXETER - Sunday in Exeter, the Fury took on Woodstock corning out on the short end of a 2-1 score. The Fury were completely out- played in the first half as the Wood- stock players fired shot after shot towards the net without nay luck. The game was scoreless until the second half when two Woodstock players broke in alone on goalie Craig Winbow who had nd c;lance PMW Baseball standings All standings as of July 29, 1996 Squirt Girls Lieury Lucan 'B' Parkhill Strathroy Lucan 'A' Komoka Poplar Hill East Williams Mites (Mixed) Lieury 'A' Lieury Parkhill Bantam Girls' Glencoe Oneida Dutton Lucan East Williams Peewee Girls Parkhill $1 Poplar Hill Parkhill 11 Lieury Strathroy Flames Katloka Lucan Strathroy Stingrays East Williams Juvenile Girl Lieury Ailsa Craig Crediton West Lorne Lucan First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth First Second Third First Second Third Fourth Fifth Fib Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth First Second Third Fourth Fifth to make the save. Shortly after Fury defender Justin O'Rourke saved a goal by heading the ball off the goal line a mad scramble resulted in the hall bounc- ing off a Fury player into the net for a 2-0 Woodstock lead. Exeter started to play better after the second goal by starting to force the play up the field, putting the visitors on their heels. Jason McFalls missed a good scoring chance by putting his shot over the net from in close. Mark Lynn did get the Fury on the scoreboard by heading a corner kick over the goal- ie and into the net. Trailing 2-1 late in the game the Fury kept pressing for the tie but just ran out of time. The Fury are off for the long weekend and play next on August 10 in Embro. Soccer may, roundup Exeter Eagles July 18 Coldstream 0 at Exeter 3 Goaltender: Nate Holmes Goats: Jeremy Rowan. Jordan Darling (2) Playing well were: Danny Caslick, Jona- thon Thornton, John Fragickalos July 25 Strathroy Gemini 1 at Exeter I Goakender, Nate Holmes Goal: Costas Kolliax Exeter Jets July 25 Lambeth (i) I at Exeter 7 Goaltender. Michael Cooper Goals: Peter Fragiskatos (2). Scott Loos - ley (3), Zach Neil, Steven Vandenbtusche Exeter Hotspurs July 25 Exeter at Strathroy Lightning Gaattender: Fragtskos Fragiskatos Gaols: Ryan Campbell (2), Ben Willis - Leake (2), Sean Ellison Exeter Bees July 22 Exeter 5 at Grand Bend I Goakeader: Vanessa Stever Goals: Danielle Long, Brenna Ansten (3). Rebecca DeVries July 24 Strathroy Supremos I at Exeter 3 Gaaltenden: Leanne Cronyn, Jenna Rev- ington Gosh: Anstett (2), Cronyn Playing well was: Katy Pinder at mid- field Exeter* Stars Under it boys S. Thomas tournament (;roup B play Wallacchurg Villa 4 vs -Exeter 2 Goats: Zack Neil, Costas Kollias Exeter 7 vs. Aylmer 1 Goals: Scott Loosely (2), Jeremy Rowan, Danny Shatpon, Neil, Jordan Darling. John Ed - Exeter 1 vs. North York Panthers 0 Goal: Neil Semi-final - Exeter 2 vs. Belmont 2 Goals: Kollias (2) Penalty shootont: Neil, Shapton, Nate Holmes Piot - Exeter 4 vs. Stratford OOppttrmfst 2 Oath: Loosely, Neil (2), Edwa,ds laviatio a:t storm A fight First Gerard Denomme Second Dave Holtumea Third John Creighton Fourth Dairen Mason Fifth Mike Ciao Sixth Pete Overholt Seventh Rick Flfield Eighth Jason Heywood Ninth Paul VanGerweo Tenth Andy Boon B fight First Sean Vandongen Second Ray Philps Third Steve Samsom Fourth Scott Bowman Fifth Steve Pearce Sixth Don Heywood Seventh Jack Makey Eighth Bob Denomme Ninth Stu Homuth Tenth Ron Frazer C flight First Paul Stevens Second Andy Zylaway Third Barry McShea Fourth Don Cowan Fifth Ed Parkinson Sixth Tony Amrogio Seventh Lee Richards Eighth Lome MacDonald Ninth Rob Lemaire Tenth Jim Steen D flight First Jake Vanrooyen Second Arden Shantz Third Angus McDermit Fourth Bill Bannerman Fifth Al Cleghill Sixth Bill Shonhan Seventh Dave Carver Eighth Bryan Munni Ninth B. Bikkers Tenth Joe Wilson DD fight First Conrad Kaptien 83 Second Bob Smith 89 Third Jack Palmer 90 Founh Ken Waite 93 Fifth Lea Gredanus 94 Sixth Paul Spears 94 Seventh Jim Huxley 95 Eighth Tom McLaughlin 96 Ninth Jerry MacLean 96 Tenth Hugh Lee 97 Longest drive: Corey Haylow tf 14, Ja- son Heywood #5 Closest to pin: Jack Palmer *15. Pete Oserholt #13: Don Cowan 84; Corey Haylow M7 Skins: Stephen Sansome #2, John Creighton 814 72 74 74 76 76 76 79 80 82 83 75 76 76 81 81 82 82 82 82 83 78 81 82 82 83 84 85 85 85 86 83 83 84 84 85 85 85 86 87 89 First Second Third Fourth Fifth July 23 A fight Scott Burton Bill Farquhar Darren Mason Ken Bergmann Jason Heywood B night First Jeff Loosely Second Larry Johns Third Brian Baker Fourth Brian Homer C fight First Doug Urbshott Second Pat Ducharme Third Jim Hughes Fourth Al Taylor D fight First Andy DeBoer Second Lee Webber Third Don Currell Fourth Gord Clubb Closest to pin: A&B - *3 Brian Taylor, *8 Darren Mason; C&D - 05 Pat Du- charme, 09 Pat Ducharme Skins: A&B - 81 Jim Steen, 07 Darren. Mason; C&D - carryover 38N34 40N37 34N37 36N38 38 40 42N41 42N41 42 44N40 4I N40 43N4I 44N40 48N44 46N45 44N45 5I N47 Kippen Gun Club July 21 Joh Anderson Shoot 16 yd. 'A' champ Reg Treanor 'B' champ Brad Treanor 'C' champ Frank Kiobeck Handicap champ Brad Mann Hi overall champ Brad Mann July 24 scores Brad Mann George Hamm Dennis Boyd Gord Robinson Jamie Caldwell Pat Glazier Tom Allen Paul Hoff Ernie Marshall Harold Smith Bill Stewart John Glazier Ed Steegstra Glen Mogk Harold Cook Phil Harris 99 99 94 93 189 25 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 22 21 18 Baseball roundup as wobd Peewee 'A' hly 24 - Dashwood 6 vs St. Marys 9 Flkkass: Braydea Lord (3 strikeouts), Andrew Kiasmsn (5 strikeouts) Top hitters: Cal damage (2 singles). Kinsman (triple), Lord and Cam Becker (singles) July 23 - Cie:Ikon (1) 13 vs Osborne 23 PNeken: Anisette Grooawaast, Andrea Glavin Tap hitters: Oa base 3 times: Margret octants. Oa base 2 times: Amber Lord Glavin. Grotentraast, Nikki Cyr, Heidi Muller. Jenna Becker. Melody Mungar. On base 1 time: Danielle Pouchy Stars of game: Kristen Steeper (strong batting). Geurts (home run) July 24 = Crediton 19 vs Brodhagen 13 Pitcher: Geurts Top kitten: Oa base 4 times: Grotentraast, Geurts. On base 3 times: Becker, Lord, Gla- vin. On base 2 times: Nikki Cyr, Steeper, Munger, On base once: Amanda Yearley, Y Stars of the game: Lord (key catcher). Glavin ( home run) July 28 - Crediton 1 10 vs Lieury 6 Pitches: Geurts, Glavin Top hitters: On base 3 times: Muller, Nikki Cyr. Casey Cyr. On base 2 times: Kristine Kegler, Amanda Yearley. On base 1 time: Lord, Glavin, Geurts, Krista Hodge, Pertschy Stars of game: Regier (defence outfield). Casey Cyr (on base 3 for 3) The guts played an outstanding game - tagging runners out at home and third and cover- ing up each other Shuffleboard Hensall July 23 6 game winners Lorne Archer Hugh McKay Gertie Eagleson Emma Campbell Ina Williams Dave Woodward Jim Davis Edna Deitz 5 game winners Alice Thiel John Pepper Exeter July 24 4 game winners 011ie Essery Gil Northey Ann Northey Marge McCurdy Howard Johns 3 game winners Lloyd Lovell July 25 4 game winners Ann Northey Marge McCurdy Doris Miller Gil Northey 011ie Essery 3 game winners Ina Williams 630 486 485 483 483 481 471 429 528 318 368 354 316 308 280 240 362 322 320 279 262 202 Concerned about... • Weight gain • Cellulite • Energy 235-3088 HERBAL MAGIC Lawn bowling recent scores Exeter Ellison Travel Mixed Triples tournament EXETER - Sixty-six bowlers from Woodstock, London, St. Mar- ys, Mitchell, Seaforth, Stratford and Exeter competed for top hon- ors. Woodstock finished first with 3W47+10. St. Marys finished second with 3W47+4. St. Marys finished third with 3W40+3. Mary Waller, Gloria McFalls and Peter McFalls of the Exeter Club finished fourth with 2W44+2. London Wester Ontario Bowling Association tournament Gloria and Peter McFalls cap- tured first place at the London This- tle Club Sunday with 3W47+12. Stephen Twp. Minor Hockey Is looking for COACHES AND TRAINERS FOR THE 1996/97 SEASON for all teams Rep and Local Tyke - Midget Boys D !visions Also for Coaches & Trainers Jr. and Sr. Girls Divisions please respond In writing .to; Dianne Flnkbelner, RR2 Dashwood, Ontario NOM INO or by fax to the above at (519) 235-1939 Any questions please call (519) 238-2670 ..I..Z..Z—Z—Zs•I—Z—Z.•I—r—I—I—I—ISI—I—I x—r—I—I—I—I-. A 1 Is 1 A I 1 TO1Y 1 Is the Heat Getting You Down? MCP eIdDJ and Still Get Exercise ••• Come Bowling!! M j 00 - IH. 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