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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-08-21, Page 20MILLION DOLLAR HOLE ONE Oakwood Inn Driving Range - Grand Bend August 21-25, 1996 vtceit °a °t Wed - Sat 10 am - 8 pm et, s Not ce :00°1 °I"° Sun. 10 can - 4 pm Buck -a -ball or 12 for $10 Proceeds to Grand Bend Winter Carnival and Rotary Club of Grand Bend Nature Trail Semi finals - Sunday 5 pm You could win a 1996 Sea Rayder F14 Jet Boat from SOUTHWEST MARINE SERVICES, Grand Bend Finals - 7 pm Sunday at the Driving Range Closest -to -pin wins a goll weekend in Whistler, B.C. from Canadian Air Lines & Robert Q's Travel Mart, Grand Bend Hole -in -One Wins One Million Dollars (payable $50.000. a year for 20 years) Free Flay Coupons available at these sponsors 00akiNN., Cdn;lcli= 11 Air Lines ROBERT trona Mod 4:2 cJ UTV/V1M1t;r CHAfT.nwAvs T/�T /�1�1i L /6ka COLONIAL nNnreatl0ro Lose ri11 that 1 \trrl Weight only 1/11.1.! 235-3088 iII-RIR,A1 \1 \(,I( Page 20 Times -Advocate, August 21, 1996 Ironwood SenlorMen August 17 First Clyde Spears Bud Preszcator 44 Jim Steen Rusty iron Second Andy DeBoer Lee Webber Ben Fuha Wilmer Ferguson Third Bob Coates Mike Barclay Uoyd Cushman Gard Clubb 203 Closest to pins 44 Bob Coates, 87 Bud Preszcator 43 44 44 175 45 47 so 52 194 47 48 54 August 13 A flight First Don Coughlin 39N3 Second Haydn Gozzard 40N37 Third Ken Bergmann 36N37 Fourth Bob Fletcher 39N38 Fifth Randy Gilfillan 40N38 Sixth Don Heywood 39 B night First Joe Wilson 39N37 Second Brian Munro 39N38 Third Jack Johnston 40N39 Fourth Brian Baker 4IN40 Fifth Ken Pinder 4IN40 C night First Jim Hughes 42N39 Second Mike Desjardine 4IN42 Third Brad Baker 47N44 Fourth Jim Steen 44 D flight First Bill Thompson 43N40 Second Don Currell 40N41 Third Mike Barclay 45N43 Fourth Howard Dolan 51N44 Fifth Brian Peck 44N45 Closest to pin: A&B - 411 Brian Horn- er, 415 Jim Hearn; C&D - 813 Wayne Parkinson. *17 John Urquhart Skins: A&B - *10 Ken Pinder, 816 Dar- ren Mason, *18 John Rudderham; C&D - *13 Andy DeBoer. 416 Jim Hughes, 817 John Urquhart Ladles Club August 5 - front Low gross A 11t. Lynne Farquhar B fit. Susan MacGregor C flt. Mary Jane Taylor D fit. Joan Shapton Birdies: Lynne Farquhar on *8, Tent' Bezaire on *8, Kathy Campbell on 44 Skins: Hazel Beaver, Kathy Campbell, Terry Bezaire, Mary Jane Taylor (2). Jean Mason (2), Pat Hackett, Joan Shap - ton Bingo balls: Jean Rudderham, Susan MacGregor Pot of Gold: Closest to pin 47, A&B - Bernice Thompson; C&D - Jean Mason 39 48 53 62 August 12 - back Low gross A fit. M.J. Chanyi Lynne Farquhar B fit. Ruth Mercer Ross C flt. Sandi Bergman D fit. Barb Coughlin Birdies: Mary Burton, Chris Hogan, Ruth Mercer Ross Skins: Carolyn Gilfillan, Mary Burton (2), Chris Hogan, Ruth Mercer Ross, Janet Wedlake, Julie O'Neil (2), Donna Meurer, Joan Shapton, Barb Coughlin Bingo balls: A&B - Joan Hayman. Ha- zel Beaver; C&D - Marla Wilson, Jean Mason, Kim Pinder, Mary Jane Taylor Longest put 818: A&B - Janet Wed - lake; C&D - Jean Mason Imperials facing end EXETER - The Exeter Imperials lost the opening game of their dou- ble round robin playoff to Atwood 5-1 in Exeter last Tuesday night. Since their quarter final victory over Aberfoyle by a score of 12-8, Exeter has been outscored 9-2 in three games, including OASA com- petition. During this period, they have managed only seven hits. Against Atwood, after falling be- hind 1-0 in the top of the first, an RBI single by starting pitcher Steve Cook tied the score in the bottom of the first. The only other Exeter baserun- ners were Cook with a fourth in- ning walk and Chris Kennedy and Greg Dalrymple with base hits. Cook took the loss as he worked three and one-third innings, giving up four runs on five hits. Sean Pel - low worked three and two-thirds in- nings, giving up only one run. The Imperials, who now have to win their last three games to be as- sured of the 'B' championship, played in Atwood Monday night, hosted Moorefield last night and travel to Moorefield Thursday night for their final game of the round robin and the season. Mixed Dart League Meeting Fri. Aug. 23, 8 p.m. Exeter legion Interested teams please attend New members welcome _SPORTS Exeter Elite make it through first_ year as new fastball team EXETER - The Exeter Elite Fast - ball team completed their regular league schedule on Friday with a 23-11 win over the Ojibway Ath- letics on Friday. Led by Cindy Crich who went four for four at bat with two walks a triple and a home run, and Jody Horton who went three for four with two walks and a triple, the Elites scored 10 runs in the third in- ning and nine more runs in the sixth in their best offensive effort of the season. Bonnie Hartwick pitched for four 1/3 innings for the win. She was re- lieved by Jane Rowe who struck out three batters for the save. The Exeter Elites finished their season with an unsuccessful 8-17 win/loss record, however, the fact that Exeter even has a womens fast - ball team is a success story within itself. Ever since the Exeter Greys fold- ed a few years ago fastball in Exet- er ceased to exist as women turned to slow -pitch as an alternative. Sherri Pym, was playing for St Marys last season when she de- cided to form a fastball team based in Exeter. "I wanted to keep fastbali alive," said Pym who recruited local wom- en for the team. The response was Rebels defeat Coldstream EXETER - Exeter Rebels (Girls under 17) soccer team played host to Coldstream Cougars last Tues- day. Exeter started the game very strong with great ball control and some excellent scoring opportuni- ties. Exeter scored their first goal of the game only about 15 minutes into the game. Jaclyn Vanesbroeck crossed the ball in front of the net and the rebound came directly out to Sarah Wuerth who headed the ball into the net. About five minutes into the sec- ond half, Jaclyn Vanesbroeck scored on a break away blasting a shot past the Coldstream goalie giv- ing Exeter the 2-0 lead. Coldstream came back scoring two really quick goals to tie the game. With only a few minutes left in the game Julie Darling crossed the ball in front of the net and Ja- clyn Vanesbroeck deflected it into the corner of the net giving Exeter the 3-2 victory. Exeter has lost only three games and is only two points behind first place Coldstream after giving chert their second loss of the season. greater than she anticipated and had more than enough interest to fill a roster of 17 players. Having wit- nessed what a lack of commitment can do for a team, Pyme con- centrated on recruiting players, not just for their skills, but for their dedication to the sport and to the team. Pym believes there are many women who are not satisfied with the level of competition soft -ball offers and that fastball appeals to those with a competitive nature. Head coach Tim Moore said the team had a rough inaugural year playing in the Tri -County Womens League, but that was to be ex- pected. "It's a premiere league with a lot of good teams...it's very com- petitive fastball," said Moore. He said the team will have to overcome the mental errors that have plagued them throughout the season, but they show promise in the hitting department and they're a smart base running team. Pym realizes this was a building year for the Exeter Elites and they still have a long way to go but she feels their may be enough interest to create another Exeter team next season. Now that the Exeter Elites are firmly established, the next step will be putting a few more notches in the win column. "We just need more time to learn how to play like a team and we'll have a better go at it next season," said Pym. The win on Friday was a much deserved boost for the Elites who will compete in their final wrap-up double tournament in London on Friday. Elite and at bat, Sherri Pym gets ready for the pitch dur- ing the Exeter Elite fastball game against Ojibway on Fri- day night. Exeter finished their regular season with a 23- 11 win. Baseball roundup August 17 - WOBA tournament Game 1 - Dashwood 11 vs Clinton 15 Pitchers: Brayden Lord (3 strikeouts). Cameron Becker (2 strikeouts), Mark Laye, An- drew Kinsman (1 strikeout) Top hitters: Cal deLange (two triples, single). Jesse Schroeder. Lord, Kinsman, Jona- than Brand (singles) Game 2 - Dashwood 11 vs Beaver Valley 5 Pitchers: Schroeder (3 strikeouts), Lord (1 strikeout), Dennis Bedard (2 strikeouts) Kins- man (2 strikeouts) Top hitters: Lord (double, 2 singles). Schroeder (3 singles), deLange, Kinsman (triple, single), Laye, Brand, Jarrett Palen. Lee Fsnkbeiner (singles) August 18 - Game 3 - Port Elgin 14 vs Dashwood 3 Pitchers: Laye (I strikeout), Kinsman (2 strikeouts), Schroeder (2 strikeouts) Top hitters: Lord, Schroeder. Bedard. Palen (singles) Exeter Barracudas Swim Team results wim meet in Mitchell - August 10 - total Competitor Event Grey Roy 100 m. ind. medley 50 m. freestyle 50 m. breaststroke 50 m. butterfly 50 m. freestyle 25 m. breaststroke 25 m. butterfly 50 m. freestyle 100 m. backstroke 25 m. backstroke 25 m. butterfly 25 m. backstroke 25 m. breaststroke 25 m. breaststroke 25 m. breaststroke 75 m. butterfly 25 m. butterfly Relays Medley relay (Girls 13 and 14 years) - Second: Nicole Alexander, Ann Miles, Candace Becker, Kim Riley. Freestyle relay (Boys 9 and 10 years) - First: Sean Ellison, Susan Miner, Chris DeJong, Travis Elder. Travis Elder Elsie Kaupert Stacey Pfaff Susan Miner Scan Ellison Mandy Marsden Candace Becker of 72 points Placing Age group second 13 & 14 boys fourth 13 & 14 boys second 13 & 14 boys third 13 & 14 boys third 9 & 10 boys second 9 & 10 boys sixth 9 & 10 boys first Open sixth Open sixth 8 & under girls sixth 8 & under girls second 9 & 10 girls third 9 & 10 girls sixth 9 & 10 boys second 9 & 10 girls fifth 9 & 10 girls sixth 11 & 12 girls ,...,Kw`w.,-,-w` ,w�`,.,`wtiiV,�iwr•.��m.iwwirii i`,`�`�iti -.. `.„-i 14 EXETER MINOR HOCKEY ,t ASSOCIATION INC. 1 1 Wish to invite all 1, ' Exeter and Area Midget players 'bCt ,oSOO. to the first Exeter Midget practice f September 9, 9 to 10 p.m. i � Hensel! Arena f Please contact head coach Dave Dalrymple 235-2704 if you rf 7 have any questions F Remember to register before showing up at the arena J f Important All Exeter Midgets are affiliated with the Exeter Jr. D Hawks and on the Exeter Juvenile Chiefs Juvenile registration is to be done by September 15, 1996 Expansi planned Micro Speedwa GRAND BEND - WhSe OR In midst of a very successful gural year the Grand Bend cro Speedway Is planning an expansion for the 1997 season. Currently the regular program consists of Micro Sprints and Jr. Micro Sprints, but there is a big step up from the 6.5 hp Honda GX-200 to the 440 cc. 65+ hp snowmobile motors. Track owners sold that a 9 hp class will present Itself for the 1997 campaign, and will run un- der the banner of Mini -Sprints. There are many reasons behind what should be a very success- ful class. "People had shown Interest in something like this all year," said track co-owner Steve Champi- on. "And atter having the Onta- rio Minl-Sprints up for a show we decided that it was the right road to take. They put on an ab- solutely terrific program. Of the nine cars, seven finished on the lead lap In the 40 lap feature. With no cauttonsi" After noticing that the speed- way seemed to need a third class to keep Ws racing pro- grams runningsr!p9thr the promoter and trackbd-orihru Ai Champion said "This could be used as a step for kids 15 years old and up who have either lust finished their time In a Jr. Micro Sprint, and might not be able to handle a Micro Sprint, or a youngster who wants to start racing but is too old for a Jun- ior." Steve Champion also added, "We appreciateof Rob Good and the Mint - Sprint's. They are in total support' of the program, and t think we wilt work together a lot in the fu- ture." Kart Sales have already rrad a driver for their factory sponsored team. Darcy Melon - nen, of Lambeth, will pilot the car in the MU -Spring division. Anyone iniqtrested in this class c I rtiC.S. Motorsports at (si 37 i. Kippen Gun Club July 31 Brad Mann Jamie Caldwell George Hamm Glen Mogk Dennis Boyd Mark Tuckey Tom Allen Paul Hoff Gord Robinson Ernie Marshall Harold Smith Ed Steegstra Mike Campbell Harry Campbell Harold Cook Chris Hoggarth Ritchie Cox 75 50 25 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 22 22 22 21 20 19 West Middlesex Youth Soccer standings As of August 16, 1996 Girls Under 11 W L T Pts. Grand Bend 10 3 0 20 Exeter Hornets 9 3 2 20 Exeter Bees 7 6 1 15 Girls Under 13 Exeter Dolphins 9 1 3 21 Exeter Fury 2 10 0 4 Exeter Bullets 2 11 0 4 Girls Under 15 Grand Bend 8 2 2 18 Exeter Marauders 3 8 2 8 Exeter Sting 2 10 1 5 Girls Under 17 Exeter Rebels 7 3 0 14 Girls Under 19 Exeter Wildthing 1 8 1 3 Boys Under 11 Exeter Eagles 11 0 1 23 Exeter Hotspurs 8 2 2 18 Exeter Jets 5 5 2 12 Grand Bend 1 11 0 2 Boys Under 13 Exeter Lasers 9 0 2 20 Exeter Sharks 6 5 1 13 Boys Under 15 Exeter Athletics 7 1 1 15 Exeter Express 3 3 0 6 Boys Under 18 Exeter United 5 4 0 10 c.,.....-...-....-._-....-....-....-‘..-............-.....-........-...-....-....-\_-....-...-....-.............-...-....-..........-...-........-...-..........-....-...-x? 8 ll, ,n 8 Q' ,),\.-- k. .."—C./..":"— c' Shamrock Hockey Schools Pre -tryout Power skating and Puckhandling ' r �� Lucan Arena ‘ - August 26, 30 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Co- ' .. . 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