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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-05-13, Page 15111111111116. SPQRTS: Times -Advocate, May 13, 1998 Page 15 The Tlp-m-ups. captured first -place: Sharon Campbell. Mike Individual awards winners. From left: Ladies High Takeout - Cathy Day McQuarrie, Spare La - Ritchie, Bob Cornish and Dorothy Reynolds: -dies High Score (125) - Michelle Parkinson; Men Most Games (52) -,Greg Bell, Women's •• High•Score (140) - shared between -Mary Keenan,and Darlene Edwards. B champs. Mike Blois. Carle: Baile, Mar. Blois anc Larry Bailee. The Scotties and the Shlphunters shared the Skunk Award. Back roil- from -left: Garnet Ship- man, Roy Hunter, Harvey Hillman and Henn Dyck. Fromm -row from left: Bernice Shipman, Ani- ta Hunter. Esther Hillman and Irene Dyck. - Sharp shooters. Back row from left: Men's Ton Club. Presi- dent's'Award and People's Choice Award - Mike Ritchie, 5- gametakeout_-.Garnet Shipman. Pear Award- Winston Churchill.. 180 score - Lain: Bailey. Front row from left: Spare ladies most games - Linda Parkinson and Spare men's.most games Wayne Parkinson. Wingham Sportsmens Horseshoes A dive lou. double round to 40 Place tvame and sown hamr and sown it i • 1 . bnan Lcachmai \t 'newt, Chucle Scheilei. breslai, 11 2 kov.Ifcari. Limnt berm- bender. Ilannwr '7 Jim Nelson' Vvalkeno Lon Hook. Eunw•ooe 6 4 4 ' 'Glen tasenh:. (sashes Jini boltou Walkenon 3 - c Tom kvan. Knchcnr' En: Hewn,. Arrnou x .b• kon Olmstead. Owcrn .loud; Diann, La-senh, -• s h drvuroo. double round to 40 • •Lome-Hamdtor V•inetian. Hank Cater Wingham 4 2 Lel kumboltl Fred Fm. Listowel r t • koz Scheirer. btcslan fetes Jame., Hayfield t 3 4 Milton Wnghr. Hanover Peter LeGroot. Godench 2 4 Next tournament: Mat 2 • Phe • 71 11.1 16' 247 114 ix 9n 82 107 Cameron wins money race LONDOi` (ongratula(iotl ttt Misty Cameron. who swans .i great 200 m individual niedles on the• weekend. and picked up,a $5011 cheque towards her swinuning costs. The *Hurricanes swam at Nue Hollandia invitational swim meet rn• in London Participating were Leslie Burton. Andrea Vanderloo, . Brittany Segeren. -Jessie Connelly and Sarah Datetna • The 200 m. individual medley has traditionally been sworn by some,ot the top 1.M.ers in the coun- try - Nancy Sweetnam and Joanne Malar to name two. It is always hotly contested because of the money prize. which is unusual in swimming. Kristy Cameron won the 200 open I.M., as well as the 100 m. breaststroke. She won silver in the 200 m. butterfly, and placed sixth in the 100 rn.' freestyle. Lesley .Burton placed fourth in the 200 m. butterfly, fifth in the 50 m. back- stroke. and sixth In the 50 m. but terlly Brittany Segeren won gold in the 100 in freestyle. third in the 50 in free, fourth in the 400 rn free. and seventh in both the 800 m free. and the I0(, n.. backstroke She also made three more provin- cial qualifying times. Andrea Vatiderluo placed seventh in the 50 m.. fly • Most of the swimmers made per- sonal.best tunes in a good percent- age of their swims. "isle next meet the Hurricanes will attend will be the Youth Championships to Sherbrooke. Quebec. Melanie Culbert and Brittany Segeren will be leaving May 26 to attend the. .meet. This meet is for the top 13 and 14 year old girls, and the top 15 and 16 year old boys in Canada It is the first national meet that either of these two have been to and they arc looking forward to it. Submitted by the Huron Hurricanes Aquatic Club A Champions. Dave Pear. Rose Keeton. Greg McAuslan and Gloria Pear. McAuslan also received the Men's High Score trophy. • The Friday Night Mixed Darts League presented the trophies on Saturday night at the Exeter Le- gion..The league also i -elected the Castaways team as its new execu- tive: President Wayne Parkinson, Vice Presi- dent Darlene Edwards, Secretary Judy Willis and Treasurer Bob Willis. Photos by Kate Monk Cents start season on right foot EXETER — The Exeter Centennials opened they •97; 'Western Ontario Soccer League Itviston 11 season with an impressive 4. 1 win over Sarnia Illuewater at Nahiscti Field on Sunda% night "tire kes to the victors was the strong pla\ 01 ttelenders Mark Bell. Mark Lynn. John Flanagan and Sean Ileatuc Cents spokesperso) Cieorge McEwan said Beattie had an cspeclallsgood game hotly its r tensrvely and delcns)veis. TheCents controlled tlte• phi) right front the Stan Midlicldcrs Dan Martens and Chad (iiltillan set up their strikers.ear(. on hunt took a few tries for the lorwards to find the mark ' Dave Farquhar made it. I-(1 hs.harnntering the hall into the hack of the net alter Beattie headed a liluewater e;Icanng phis right.back in Luke Sims made 11 2-0 on a lett-tooted ktck alter a long free kick hr Beattie Farquhar notched his second goal of the.gamc to make it 3-0 heading into the second hall Beattie led the defence in kircing the Bluewatcr strikers to play the ball to the corners or shoot iron) well out during the second hall. An unfortunate penalty call gave the visrturs,their lone goal. Sous put the game away with Ins 'second. goal of; the game atter Exeter Fury call-up Pete. McAllister 'crossed the hall cleanly olitts Sines head The Cents next visit Chatham on Sunday Notice of General Meeting Exeter & Area Junior "D" Hawks to be held on Wednesday, May 27 at the South. Huron Rec Centre in Exeter at 7:30 p.m. Persons interested in joining the Executive of the Exeter Hawks should contact any member of the Hawks Executive or players Kippen Gun Club May 6 ...Trap George -Hamm Ernie Marshall Harold Cook Pat Glazier 'Russ Beaver Dan Crcrar Brad Mann Gord Robinson Mark Tuckey Glen Mogk . 'Harold Smith Dennis Boyd - John Glazier Paul Hoff Tim Hoff Jtistin Roel' • Paul Stephenson Jon Gaiscr• • Jan Hoff 25 24 2A 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 -23 23 22 22 22. 20 20 19 Shuffleboard) Exeter • May 6 4 game winner. Allen John.. ;2 - Gil Northe% 312 • 011ie Hsscrs - ?(tfi• Bill Sullivan 292 Tom Williams 2f3f: Hal Walsh 2kh Marge McCurdy - Mas 7 4 game winners 1-loward Johns 414 Ann Northcy 32$s - Hal Walsh 322 Marge McCurdy 273 June Moore 266 3 game winners Allan; Johns 256 Hensall May 5 6 game winners Dave Woodward 1 6140 Bill.Colcman • ' 604. i, Merle Mcl.ellan 5f;9 Ina Vl'ilhams 5K6 Hazel McEwan 540 Lorne Archer • 509 .Theo Vandenhoom 4c►' Gch. 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