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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-08-14, Page 18SPORTS Times -Advocate, August 14, 1996 Page 15 Lingard scores tw Exeter Bantams lose two in qualifier PORT ELGIN - The Exeter Ma- jor Bantam "D" baseball team trav- elled to Port Elgin to play in the Ontario Baseball Association Qual- ifier Tournament over the weekend. The top finishing teams from the north and the south leagues Cota- bined to make this eight team tour- nament with Exeter completing their league play in a strong third position. In the first game against Walker- ton, Exeter had no trouble over- powering their pitching with 15 hits, outscoring them 21-0 with Ja- son Finkbeiner recording 10 RBI's. League leading Listowel pro- vided more competition in the sec- ond game wt*n they put together titan quick hits in the first toning to takes five run lead. Exeter rallied in the second in- ning with a lead off hit from Scott Skinner, a couple of walks and then back-to-back doubles by Jeff Campbell and Mike Seip. This put Exeter back in the game and down by only one run. Although Exeter displayed some strong pitching from Jason Grenier, Jay Funston and Nick Regier, the Listowel batters came through. Der spite a solid effort Exeter fell short loosing 13-8. In the next game against Mitch- ell, Exeter started out strong with Exeter Express win W.O.B.A. championship OWEN SOUND - The Exeter Express claimed the Western On- tario Baseball Association "D" Championship after beating Port El- gin 7-1 on Saturday. The win gives them a berth in the Ontario Baseball Association championships held in Tillsonburg on the Labor Day weekend. Exeter took the second and final game in Owen Sound after win- ning their playoff opener over Port Elgin 8-6 at home on July 28. Scot Russell took control on the mound scattering five hits, walk- ing one batter and striking out three. Exeter scored on hits from Bill Glover, Rick Boon, Rick Schilbe, Dan Dowling, Ron Elliot, Paul Smith, Darcy Martin and Dave Rus- sell who hit an home run in the fifth inning. Port Elgin :c u• rr a solo home run in the sixth in- ning. Co -coach Joe; c .. e pleased with the team's effort, especially on defense t%,hich .rtaue very few errors. Co -coach Doug Fairbairn credited the victory to a positive attitude on the bench and an overall team effort. "If we play like the way we played on Saturday we can beat any- body," said Fairbairn. The Express began their league playoffs on Tuesday night against Strathroy, however, results were not known at press time. Jeff Lingard moves the ball up -field for the Exeter Cen- tennials during a home game on Sunday. Lingard scored two goals but it wasn't enough as Exeter lost 3-2 to the London Portuguese. Ironwood en•s cllisb' August 6 A flight First Brian Taylor Second Bill Farquhar Third Don Heywood Fourth Darren Mason 13 Flight First Brion Penhale Second Hal Snoddy Third Lang Johns Fourth Dan Heywood C Flight First Bill Gilfillan Second Jim Steen Third Mike Desjardine D Flight First Ben Fisher Second Wilmer Ferguson Third Andy DeBoer Fourth Lloyd Robison 39N35 38N36 38N37 34N38 38N35 36 39N40 40 39 42N41 42 43N40 42 45N43 47N45 Fifth Pete Martens 53N47 Closest to Pin #2 Don Smith; 09 Jason Heywood; #1 Wilmer Ferguson; #7 Bar- ry Baynham; Skins C&D #4 Wilmer Ferguson; #1 Bill Gilfillan; #2 Andy DeBoer. Skins A&B #2 Don Smith; #6 Jim Stewart; #1 'Larry Johns First Second Third Fourth Senior Men August 10 Jim Steen Don Heywood Wilmer Ferguson Rusty Iron Al Mitchell Bill Gilfillah Don Ross Mike Barclay Andy DeBoer. Clyde Spears Roy Hunter Bev Skinner Jack Muir Oord Clubb Rob Dobson Bud Preszcator Closest to Pin 04 Bill Gilfillan Closest to Pin 07 Clyde Spears 42 42 43 42 169 40 43 44 42 174 42 46 47 189 47 48 50 53 198 Golf roundup Exeter Golf Club Aug. 6 Fun Day Winners First S Wright P Veal M Chalmers B May Second 13 Coates 13 Smith J Middleton Honorable Mention Hillen L Webber G Steeper WednesdayLadlesas A flight Low gross Lu Keelan Low net Louise Pincombe B Flight Low gross Ola Batten Low Net Susan Dolphin C Flight Low gross Pat Campbell Low net Pat Hirtzel 5W50 Grace Drummond 730 Door Prize Marg Upshall Sponsors: Donuts Now & Sugar & Spice Ef Seidoehreir • Low net Low net Low net Low net August 8 A flight Art Webb 13 night Jack Riddell C fight Glenn Robinson D Mght Gond MacTavish First team Art Webb Milt Cole Don Jolly Gerry' O'Neil Second Team Lee Webber 36 Bev Alexander 36 Frank Cawthorpe 35 Jerry Downie 132 39 31 29 30 30 31 36 35 138 Second team (de) Doug Parsons - Bin Gartley Ernie Hillan Closest to pin Bill (holey Hillbilly Scramble August 22 35 37 31 103 HOCKEY REGISTRATION 441$IIIN for STEPHEN TWP. MINOR HOCKEY • Tues. Aug. 27 - 5 to 9 p.m. St; �7 at STEPHEN TWP. ARENA, HURON PARK �'; Featuring: Local and Rep Teams - Pre -Tyke to Midget • Jr. and Sr Girls rr,r more info: • Mode) Thompson 2346785 • Bet Thompson 2286391 • Jim n1%0172271287 NHRA Drag Racing Results Grand Bend Motorplex Saturday - August 10 Asphalt Sled: Chris Haugh, Exeter, 11.053 at 104.56 mph defeated Doug Jones, Crediton, 11.980 at 1Q3.72 mph. Dragster Jacob Blain,•Port Hurt q. 12:156 at 51.74 mph defeated Dave Jackson, Whitmore Lake MI, 11;974 at 54.08 mph. Trophy Stock:Dave Guay, Londoh, 14,379 at 95.64 defeated Ron Metcalfe, Dresden,16,357 at 85.80 mph. Mod Stock: Larry Moore,Sarnia, 12.429 at 99.42 mph defeated Randy Bilcke, Exeter, 13,489 at 100.27 mph. Trophy Bike: Dan, Lobo, 13.381 at 98.27 mph defeated Scott Beatty, Coldwater, 11.078 at 98.18 mph. King of the Beach: Larry Moore, Sarnia, 12.557 at 92.44 mph. Wheelchair athlete receives town plaque EXETER - Exeter's Josh Watson appeared at council last Tuesday to receive a town plaque for his suc- cess at OFSAA during the spring. Josh won a gold medal in the all - Ontario secondary school athletic competitions by coming first in the 1,500 metre wheelchair race. The meet was held this year in Kitchen- er. Mayor Ben Hoogenboom, in pre- senting the town's symbol of recog- nition, acknowledged that Josh is an inspiration to others and in win- ning the gold proved that rigorous training and years of dedication can pay dividends. Josh Watson, lett, receives the town plaque from mayor Ben Hoogenboom. Is this yoiu.r. �ide i of Imo' good. rateli? Cali 1-90 s451.43 Ext.135 $2.49 pet minute. To listen to these area singles desctibethemsetves and to leave them a message. You must b• 10 years or older So tae 0* soft*. ALS MOM ME Fun. outgoing SWF. 18 5'3', brown eyes. lantphoccity.. student. 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Listowel also played a good game not giving up any runs and al- lowing only two runners on base. Listowel broke loose in the fifth Middlesex Youth Soccer Wins Losses Tie Points Girls under 11 Exeter Hornets 8 2 2 18 Grand Bend 8 2 0 16 Exeter Bees 5 5 1 11 Girls under 13 Exeter Dophins 8 1 2 18 Group •B" Exeter Bullets 2 9 0 4 Exeter Fury 1 9 0 2 Girls under 13 Grand Bend 5 2 2 12 Exeter Marauders 3 7 2 8 Exeter Sting 2 9 0 4 Girls under 17 Exeter Rebels 6 2 0 12 Girls under 19 Exeter Wildthing 1 6 1 3 Boys under 11 Exeter Eagles 9 0 1 19 Exeter Hotspurs 6 2 2 14.' Exeter Jets 5 4 1 11 Grand Bend 1 9 0 2 Boys under 13 Exeter Lasers 9 0 1 19 Exeter Sharks 5 4 1 . 11 Boys under 15 Exeter Athletics 5 1 1 11 Grand Bend 5 1 1 11 Exeter Express 3 3 0 6 Boys under 16 Exeter United 5 4 0 10 inning with some timely well pieced hits, taking a 5-0 lead. Exet- er held them down in the last two innings with good fieldings from Scott Keys turning the double play, Scott Musser and Tim Moss. 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