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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-06-04, Page 20Page 20 1 imps -Advocate, June 4„ 1997 SPORTS Golf roundup Exeter Golf Club Senior Men May 29 i.ow net A flight Ken Hermann B flight Peter Sutherland C flight Bill Rowe 1) night Gord Cluhb ('loses) to pin: Bill Smith First Rev Alexander Sid Daley Goal Cluhh • Orville Workman Second Glenn Robinson Bob Coates Bob Fickling . _ Fred Burgess iL 144' 13 14 14 27 41 34 27 140 38 30 17 Wednesday Ladles - May 28 •S flight Mart powswell. Barb 1 Moss. Esther Johnson, Marlene Parsons 11 flight' -, Sharon Paymore, Judty Kyle. irh Casc C flight Nancy Baker. Kathy Ilayter, Mary Jane Taylor 1) flight Nancy )Pearce Net. members: Dianne Ahrens. !spry, Anne I.ewIA. Ann Dougan ' '50/25/25: Sheila Reahurn. Deb ('ase Last week's sponsor: Dave 'assrnfire Plumbing and Ileaupgl, Monday Men 1. May 26 A flight pros'. Bob Fickling / . 40 I„w net I lohniBell; 1 . 34 2nd l.f i 1 Ron Johnson 44 2nd I.N- John Snell 1{ B night I. .. ei' •.' Boh'Rcynolds I. 3111c DunQter l I (, 1 . in I.aunn 1 Larry. Pole • - i' flight Terry Sfacl.ean I„w ort lux Ile:.ker 2n411(i 1)vrck Camphill ' 1 '2nd IN • Charles ('harribers DAight I.,rk gross, -Dave Keys 45 At no Paul Brannon 29 2nd I.(i AI UcFalls 47 2nd I.N • Ivan Luther 1.1 ( losest to pin: p3 Rob, Dickey. #6 Yvan I..nurn Nes) week: Ilurr,n ♦tutor PrrxlucIs 42 16 31 iK 144 1S 43 Tuesday. Ladles \la) 27 Lou net ' .Fu.� Jan B.ikcr A 42 Shirley Dawe Helen Wassitdge • Glena Horner Arine;Arrnstrong 164) r June Hellen Anne Dnugan Jean Phillips Ironwood Men's Club May 27 1) flight First Lloyd Robison 47N46 Second Brian Peck - . 53N52 Third Ben Fisher . 54N52 C flight First Tim Oliver 43 Second Jim Steen 43 third Brad Baker - $8N45 Fourth Bill Steele 45 Filth Jim'Hughes .. ' 4- B flight First- John Daifleh urs[ 4222N41 Second Brion Pcnhale 43N41 i hind Mike Desrardme 4.4N42 I',iunh Lam John, 42 A flight First Jun Guenther 1vN 1-7 Se.ond Ken'Bcrginann +' Third ' Al Mitchell 42N (9 fourth Das d Hoffmann 37N w Fifth Stu H„rnuth 4,) Closest to pin: 3,&13 - 014 and 018. Mike Dellarllrnc. CM) - #12. Jim Steen. 016. Jerry Edviard; Skins: A&B • 013. Stu Hornuth: 015 Das id H,dt,mann. CM) - Carryover Ladles Club May 29 l.ow gross -\ flight Lynne Farquhar . 40 B flight . Louise Pincombe 50 Mary Green 50 C flight ' faro Brintnctl • 53 I) flight Jean Rudderliam 59 Skins: A lit. • L Farquhar (31.'1' Be - /awe. S Slcciuk. C Gilhllan. B. nt. • M. Green (6). J Martens. 1) 111 • J Rudder - ham 12), Lisa Taylor. J Hardy (2), J. (>'Nrill• Birdies: T Betaire 013).1 Farquhar gal ).S Stectuk(014u ' Mystery bot prize: 1 Hardy Rcminder:.Guesl Nighi and potluck nc'I week: Junes Exeter Nationals mercy Crediton EXETER - The Exeter Nationals midget girls fastball team defeated Crediton 34-0'during a hotne game on Sunday night after a fourth in- ning tall} brought home 15 runs. • Lisa Campbell hit two home runs and Julie Roosehoom added an- other during the offensive streak . that ended in the fifth inning under • the mercy rule. Lisa Geurts'hurled for all five in- nings striking out six hatters while only giving up two hits. -The girls were using the.sticks at the right time and are keeping a - tight dctensive position on the field," s.ud assistant coach Janie Palsa. The Nationals played Kitchener on Monday night. however, results were not available by press time. Centennials win Cup game EXETER - The Exeter Centenni- als played three games. in the past week. Last Tuesday, in league play. the team travelled to London to take on Forest' United. ' Each • team con- trolled the play for long sections of the game and many good scoring chances were created. Chippy. 'play by the hosts earned them two red cards. but despite the two-man advantage. the Centenni-. als could not buy a goal and had•to: - settle fora 0-0 tie. On Wednesday night, the team • hosted a Cup game agairist Petrolia. ,T,he Centennial offense -came to) life with Shawn liotteau. Mark Brintneh and Scott.Rasenherg'each notching a goal in ,the first half. lBrintnell added another in the final 45 minutes to.send the Centennials to the next r),und of the Second Di- vision Cup tournament. which they will host on July 9. - On Sunday, the Centennials ran into a wall of their own construc- tion. Failing'to capitalize on any of the many scoring chances they had in the first half, the hosts found themselves down 2-0 after 45 min- utes. as the visiting 'Serbia squad made good.on their only two oppor- tunities. - - The hosts stormed hack in the second half. Dan Martens flicked on a crossed hall and his brother Joe headed it home to narrow the score to 2- I. . Five minutes later. Ruban Chella- durai blasted a well-placed free kick that -the Serbia keeper cpuld not handle -and the score was tied. However.; more. sloppy defensive play gave the visitors one more op- portunity which they used to ' squeak out -a 3-2 in. • The Centennials' next see action tonight (Wednesday) -against rival Scottish at Nabisco Field at 6:30 , p..m. Name iHRA Drag Racing Results (:rand Bend Motorplex May 31 - Final round results Car Rif 1 I Pro •Inc Gros. St. Marys 71 Pont. Le Mans . 0.523 Peter Hrudka, Exeter 84 Chev S-10 . 0.604 Super Bike Doig Johnston. London 92 Suzuki GSXR 0.544 9.161 140.77 John Struyke, Exeter 86 Kawasaki Flim. 0.439 12.'3.16 107.95 Super Stock Dave Si.,, k:,y. Rrights (',rove 69 Carilaro' 0.519. 14 116 91. 13• Brenda Br and, Exeter - - 88 Chev Corsica 0:695 19.091 71.53 - Sled -CD Rase Provincial Series • "Fed Greenwuxxl.'Alhston 93 Thundercat 0634 1.1.608 106.55 • I Dan Morley, Exeter, 97 MXZ • 0 461 Ii.8,16 102.11 ; , Stock Heather Wagner, Exeter ' 97 Grand Pox f) 646 15.925 ' 85.39 ;Mark Westlake, Grand Bend 73 Corvette 0.492 13 692 99.07 ET MPH 13.857 95.41 ' 10.669 124.1,3 Exeter Comets U13 girls ' May 26 Exeter 0 vs at Strathroy: Geronrmos 4 Goaltenders: fjebecca tieVnes: Sarah t: Veese1 Good defence byf Danielle Long , May 27 • Strathroy Revolution 2 at Exeter 0 Goaltenders: Neevel.Miranda Greiner Strong midfield by, Angela Firth Exeter Squirt IV May 27 Grand Bend i lit 1 1 at Exeter (IV) 2 Goals for Exeter: Jarrett Anstett. Jason Neevcl / Assist for Exeter: Matthew Steeper Exeter Jets U11 boys May 26 Exeter 33 at Delko Hornets 0 Goals: Sean Ellison. Luke Kerslake. Peter Fragiskatos (4). Mike Nedza,Jonathon W agler Goaltenders: Jonathon ihornton. Steven Devlaeminck Next game: June 2 at Nairn Exeter Stars' 1)13 boys May 28 ' Delko 0 at Exeter 6 Goals: Bryan Gielen 1.1). Hgnk Veldman • Jared Easton Player of the game: Cr'rtg Hoover Next game: Ai Nairn. June 4 May21 • Exeter 3 at Strathroy 0 Goals: Veldman (2). Hoover Player of the game: Justin Mu.ler Exeter Bees U11 girls May 27 Exeter 2 at Grand Bend 1 Goals for Exeter: Leanne Cronyn i 21 Player of Abe game: Aimee McCann Goalkeeper: ,amber Preszcator May 29 Naini 0 at Exeter 1 Goal: Kendra Halpcnny Goalkeeper: Vanessa Steuer' Next game: June 5 Source for Sports Inline Hockey League Results for June 1 12 and under Vipers 9 vs. Coasters 4 Goals for Vipers: Nevin Hodgins (4), Michael MacLean (45-. Andrew Sedlak Assist for Vipersi Sedlak •• - Goals for Coasters: Justin Knee (2). Jeff VanBergan (2) Assists for Coasters: Tony Ens. Knee. - Snipers 10 vs. Eagles 6 Goals for Snipers: Kellen Hetley. Jordan Skinner (3). Brandon Skinner (3). Dave Shropshal (23. Michael MacLean. Scott Loosely Assists for Snipers: B. Skinner (2). Hetley (2). Scott'Varley. J. Skin- • ner, Shropshal Goals for Eagles: Jeff Duckworth (2). Justin Stacey (2). Cory Bileke Assists for Eagles: Chad Snell,' Duckworth 17 and under Rippers 8 vs. Thunder 15 Goals for Rippers: Jeff Campbell (5). Ben Cottrell. Steve Rasenberg • (2) Assists for Rippers: Tyler Taylor, Cottrell. Campbell. Rasenberg Goals for Thunder: Ben Glavin (5), Nick Regier (3). Jeremy Jeffery (2), B.J. Theophilopoulos, Jason Jeffry. Darryl Smale (3) - Assists for Thunder: Smale (2), Jeffry (4), Nick Regier, Nathan Regier (2) Trojans 4 vs. Beavers 4 Goals for Trojans: Jared Bourne, Daryl Bourne, Kian MacDougall Assists for Trojans: J. Bourne (2) Goals for Beavers: Rob DeVries (3), Chad Monteith Assists for Beavers: Scott Keys, Ben Rader Shootout: The Trojans won in a shootout. Kian MacDougall and Ryan Ralph both scored for the Trojans. • STEPHEN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION is now accepting COACHING APPLICATIONS for the 1997-98 season 0 interested nlease cpntact: • Morley Thompson 2346785 • Jim Dixon 227-1287 • Paul Glavin 234-6775 DEADLINE JUNE 21, 1997 Now is your chance to make a dif erence A tug -of -thanks. Rob Hoffman. ;eft. from, the Bluewater tug-of-war mens team, Darle►le O'Rourke and Jen Taylor from the women 's tug-of-war team and Blaine' Pryce thank !Adriaan Brand -for allowing the pullers to use his. riding arena to practice last. winter.' As, a result, the - men's team were well trained and won its first competition of the season bringing home a championship'trophy. ' . - . ' ' , Brand, heIp$ tu� -of-war team win championship STEPHEN, TOWi'(iSH1P .-\d: 'riaan Brand is not a tugrof-war athr fete. But last Tuesday •the Blue water. Tug -of -War team thanked' hunJi•for helptng'themm 'Win a sha- ',pionship at the Jart:fn•games'tn An - caster three weeks ail). Brand, rwho teashes..rtding les- sons .at $randale Arabians on his; property near Cred1(on, offered the team the use of,his riding arena, so they could practice over the winter As a,result. the men's team'won its• • first competition of the season tak- ing home the Tugger Champion- ship Trophy in the '21),kg class. They also• placed th(td in the catch= weight class.- .Puller lass.Puller Rob Hoffman said the dirt floor in the arena was• ideal for the tram to praltice on. as opposed to a hard tloors.found in most indu,nr fa- atllties. adding it helped the ',:am prepare tor The competnion -in An - caster. ' "The, practice pard :off, We ,went to our,tirst pull of the season and .:ante home• as. ahanlpums." 'Hoffman. "That' was a big help.. ptherwise we wouldn' have ;Lined ,practicing )incl spring." ' ' The Tartar r;antes 3313,) featured the debrut .;f the Bluerw.aigr wo(n'- 5-r Women w ens team. Nine omen from the communities of Ei eter. Dashwood. , and Hepsall have taken up the span ,and with the .Help and support of +rhe' men', team. they are becoming a wryll trained squad of •pullers. 'Both teams are currently training• for the World Cup compeaation.held in Rochester Minnesota later. this summer And. the Bluewater team May he the only •,)ffic,.11 women; • • team - representing ,Canada :1t the event.. • . Darlene O'Rourke' said .tug-of- war iS not -a mainstream- ;port, for women, but the ones .. who' have tried 'n . dt;(cos•erdii it, requires the sine basic skills needed in. any' .team :port. and it is just, as re- war`ding. i • •tak•us the'comr&,lery of eight. people to get ,)n a ripe and work , tog*ether. It's -not' as sigiple as it looks: ' •;41t; said. The Bluewater te:uns are .itru- • .parulg for .1' busy season 1105 sum- . mei :'S this)/ ''i* compete, in, nine evenis under the Oritario Tu�.).f - . W.lr, .Association marling '.Vail .t • pull. in Winiisor/un.Jone 28. Next month the .team will dnipete it : Emhro• on July 1 and aganl.m Cam,- bridge anhbride: on July 12. Exeter women s soccer team lose twice EXET'ER - The Exeter women'; soccer team is stilt searching for Its first win of the seasyin atter drop- ping its'last two games. • On Sunday. Exeter lost -7,1 to a. strong first division calibre team from Sarnia playinlg in the second division pool and was also defeated :by St. Columhan 2-0 on Friday 1st 'ANNUAL CO-ED SLO-PITCH TOURNEY JUNE 13, 14, 1-5 SOUTH HURON ITEC CENTRE ' COORS Light Prizes . ' DJ Friday 'Live Bands%DJ Sat. Night EN-rER. 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