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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1998-05-13, Page 16Some for Sports C Milne Hockey League Page 16 Ti►►tes-Advocate, May 13, 1998 Lewis representing Bluewater in Oshawa By Ron.Dann ZURICH - Nine- year-old Jacqui Rader. a member of the Town and Country Youth Bowling Council (Y.B.C.) Ieaguc won the Bluewater Zone T, 3 game. pins over average, bantam (age eight to 10 years) division Bowler of the Year title Sunday at Zurich Town and Country Lanes. Rader bowled games of 116:192 and 165 for a 473 total pinfall to heat her 108 league average by 149 pins and now •advances in the Provincial Bowler. of the Year Championship • June. 14 at Brampton. Derek King. Si. Marys took sec and spot with plus 130. . The peewee (seven and under) winner was Molesworth's Ainsley Campbell with' 127 pins over her average. Listbwel's Holly Galbraith scored 161 pins over to.win'the junior title and Clinton's Jack Fritzler with plus 82 took the senior division. The Bowling Proprietors •of Ontario will now treat the winners to a visit to Canada's Wonderland on the weekend of the three game. pins over average. Provincial final. Exeter's. Lewis off to Oshawa • Exeter' -s Jim .Lewis, a Zurich Town and Country 5 • Pin Association member. is busy these days preparing to represent the Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Association in the Provincial Championships of the Ontario Pi VC Pin Bowlers' • Association (O.F.P.B.A.).5 game.. pins over average Booster Club final May 23 at Oshawa. Lewis qualified recently by howling 183 pins over his 175 Zurich men's league average in a 3 game rolloff at Lucknow Lanes. Medal laden Top chops. Exeter Tae Kwon Do members cleaned' up, at- the recent St. Clair Tae kwona Do Purple & Whitle Tourney VII at Sarnia's St. Clair High School!. Front left: Mac Potter,(paftern-r bronze. sparring -silver). Michael Wagner (sparring -bronze), Sprah Cunningham (pa'ttem-Silver,' sparringgold).-Natasha Haggit'(pattern-Silver, sparring-bronze).'Gandis Millar (pattern -silver: sparring -silver); back left: Justin Bayer (pattern gold, slparringgollf),. Cihristine Wedge (pat-, tern -silver, sparring -bronze). Stefanie Groot (pattern -silver. sparring -silver), Julian Werch (pat,' tern -bronze, sparring-gold)and Teresa Holts (pattern -bronze. sparri ggold). Absent are Allan Cunningham (pattern -gold: sparring -bronze), Jonathon Kelders (pattern -bronze, sparringgoldi and Jason Kelders (pattern -silver. sparring -gold). Progressing Moving up a belt. Three„ Dan Bell Karate School stu- dents moveld up a belt at recent . grading. Pictured frorp left are Kaon Moore (White to yellow). Peter Tui- ninga (yellow . to orange) and Derek; VanDyken (white to yellow) with Sensei pan Bell at right. ATT.ENTION COACHES Please bee -sure rto pick up your game sheets at the T -A's front office. Sheets must be retumed'by Monday at noon to be In that week's edition. Only a shirt -hold Almost home free. South Huron District High School junior boys rugby player Mike Skinner. left, eludes a Stratford Northwestern player during their game at South Huron last week. De- spite playing some of their best rugby of the season, the Panthers lost 35-27. Bryan. Evans scored two tries for the Panthers with Cal DeLange, Chris Brandon and Brad McDonald add- ing single touches. Evans also kicked a convert. Coach Terry O'Rourke said the "lads de- serve full measure for their effort" All three teams travelled to Wingham F. E. Madill on Thursday. The senior boys lost 21.0 and the juniors lost 17-5, though both games were tied 0.0 at the half. O'Rourke said injuries and a wind advantage for Madill in the second half of both the games contributed to the losses. The girls also lost 25-0 to Madill. The junior boys and girls travel to St. Mike's today and all three teams head f.) St. Georges for the London Cup on Fricjay. Express readyfor another hardball season By Craig Bradford T -A Reporter EXETER - The Exeter Ex- press Southwestern League sen- ior men's hardball club are• set- ting their sights high this season. Express manager Doug Fair- hairn said he has.a strong core of 'players hack from last• season as - well as some welcome additions.' Righthander starters Dan ,Masse and Scott Russell are -hack on the mound this season . and Marty Merner is, hack pitching -roe the team after taking what amounted to a year oft'. Other returning pitchers include righties Rick Boon, Mike McCah and reliever Mike Agnew. Starter • Scott Kemp is up from thc Co-op Juniors and Ieftie Daryl Hartman - may get some action with the senior club. - "it's going to boil down to pitching," Fairhiin said when asked how he thinks his club will fair against the competition this' season. "I think..we'rc going to . have a real strong hitting team." • Promising second baseman J.J. Anderson is apriithcr Junior grad- uate' Fairhairn • is expecting hig away..Exeter Express senior.men's hardball player things from, especially at the plate. Swing "I'm' real. excited about him.' Vic Oliviera takes a big staving. at a:Lakeside pr ch during Fairhairn said: "He's a natural hit- their exhibition game at Alvin- Willem - Field _Monday night. to with hig time power.' .The Express lost 5-2.• Another hat that's expected to be hot hclongs to Fairhairn said -the tcant to beat this cason w 111 centrefielder. Vic Oliveira- fresh from- the l ondon Iikch•'he the Stratford Chargers. a new addui n tit i Chiefs. a hatter •Fairhairn said Could be the toughest- thc Ieaguc. The iniercount) tivatlord Hiders folded out in the Ieaguc This season. Oliveira' has speed. oyer thc off-season -and 10 Hiller player; have re- powc& and can hit for average: surfaced with the Chargers this season Other trans• "It's a nice comh'ination that doesn't come along to watch are lakeside: Stiathros and Tillsonburg. ' that often," Fairhairn said. . Another new team in the Southwestern League this 1 Another new player is Dave -Haw.- p St. Thomas . season is Byron. . import. - 1 The Express hosted 1,aL side for. a casual exhihi- Vcteran first baseman Dave Russell • ' . tion gams slondat night. The' Express andIpftficlrlcr Fred G regus are also- -lost 5-2 in Se\en�iirnings. though ,the' • hack in the lineupas_is the popular Bill If N ' Can ' _game Was Iled '2-2 till the, top of the Shore, a South Huron District High play' .MK) hall - seventh when Lakeside got 'the win- - School teacher and junior boys soccer ' in this league ring mins S.ott Russell pitched two coach. Other rbturning,.playc,rs include • j'd he happfjs, " Innings and gave up a -run. Masse took catcher Mark Glavin., third baseman- over and .Ivtcfi,;d ,three •inns and Mark Rcgicr and utility player Terry Genttncr. ' - gave up a run. ,M'cCab finished the last two innings lsairhatrn.' holies to trnproVe on last, yaar s 13-,7 and gave up the last ;bier runs. rct•ord. The Express. also won the Ieaguc plavof l . . Regia ipadc the play of the, gams by making a championship oder Lakeside.,the team that went -on. 'diving catch and ten got up to •double ori the run - [o win the ORA 'B' title. He admitted it'll be .11 hat' net at first Kase tic to finish near -the top this season. ' . The Express next host Stratford on 'Mit 19 at • "li's a real tough Ieaguc."Fairhairn said, "and this 6:15•p,m. at Akin Witten Field. The team's annual year it's Just going tp be tougher. But I'ni really ex-, • slo-pitch fundraising tournament is set tor.ltla) 22-• I cited about this team. if we can play .500 hall in this 24. The Express also host Byron on May 26 at 6.15 • I league I'd he happy " ' p.m. ' ' - Fury still looking for a coach and players EXETER - Attention all mak soccer fans that think they can ei- ther play or coach...the Exeter Fun needs you:- . Fury spokesperson/intcrijn coach Jason- McFalls Laid he cant figure out why an early spring appeal for a coach and players hasn't paid div- idends. • . • "9 don't understand it." McFalls said. -"There's still got to he people out there who want to play:' McFalls is especially baffled since -there are no U-19 or U-17, men's soccer teams in Exeter. One hung. that may he draining the men's soccer talent pool. is the forming of the Exeter Masters club that plays in the Middlesex,Masters Soccer League. The team is even relying on South Huron Disttict High School players to round out its roster. McFallw said he has' 11 players committed to playing with three others that can't make it out regu- larly to either practices or games n due to work and personal cormmit- ments. The only restriction on players is That thc have to know boy, to play soccer. McFalls said there is no age limit (within reasons and that he' even has a.16 -year-old goaltender. "As icing as you arc not in- timidated by older gus4 you're wel- come to crime out and play." he said. , • Cost per player is 5.100 per sea- son which includes league recistra- ,tion.'referee payment. uniforms and halls. McFalls. a Fun player. is run- ning Furs practices till a coach is found Those interested in the coaching position need to conimn to a two hour Wednesday night practice and weekly games iForcr Fun .oa.hJeff: Pla ntyfoot died in his sleet+ in November. McFalls said. a sad note that has left the coaching p-.isition Open. • The lack of a coach -and players may spell.' the .end of the Fun if something doesn't break soon "11 It doesn't look good we might have to shut';; down." McFalls said sadly ' Results for May 10 Vipers 10 vs. Snipers 12 , Goals for Snipers: Michael MacLean, Shane Andrews (6). Adam Johns. Brett Hackett. Chad Hackett. Scott Varley (2) Assists for Snipers: MacLean (2). B. Hackett: C. Hackett. Varley. Chris Skinner Goals for Vipers: Andrew Sedlak (3). Corey VanAltena (3). Larry Northover (2). Ben Hodgins (2) Assists: Sedlak: VanAltena (2). Northover, Wayne Drake Coasters 6 vs. Eagles 11 Goals for Coasters: Kellen Hefley (2). Scott Loosley (3). Ben Hodgins Assists for Coasters: Deryk Rader. Hodgins (2) Goals for Eagles: Nick Anstett (4). Corey Bilcke. Brent Johns, Tim Bilcke (2), Erik Denomgte (3) Assists: Anstett (2). Johns, Darren Denomme , Rippers 6 vs. Bandits 18 Goals for Rippers: Bob Hamilton, Jared Bourne. Darryl Bourne (2). Steven Rasenberg, Chris Desjardine Assists for Rippers: Bourne, Rasenberg (2). Desjardine, Tyler Taylor Goals for Bandits: Steve Farquhar (3). John Pryde (5),.Josh Maver, Ryan Knee (3). Kevin Hogan (6) Assists for Bandits: Farquhar (4), Knee (3), Hogan Diggers 15 vs. Steelers 8 Goals for Diggers: Scott Keys (2). Geoff Duckworth, Andrew Maver (5), Nick Bayley (4). Tim Maver (2). Darryl Weiss Assists for Diggers: Scott Davies, A. Maver. Bayley, T. Maver (2) Goals for Steelers: Rob DeVries (5), Adam Snell., Kevin Overholt (2) Assists for Steelers: Ryan Ralph (2) 1 Folcing the team in mid-season would lean a 530(1 fine. he said. Des -pie the tough 'spot. isicFalls is cor>dl.icnt he• can put a full, team with a coach together before the Fury's next game at home. on Na - pisco Fuld on May 24. 4 p.m., ver- sus the London Serbs ' • -We can be,preti1 competitive if we have a full team." he said. That fact -was shown during the Hwy 's first game of the season on the weekend 'ersus (u►.t Clear - .+tcr The Fun lost 7-1. but were only do.%r 2-1 earls in the second half before several Fur. players ,had to lease. leaving the Fury with only eight players McFalls is protesting the game since the star time changed from 5 p.m. to 6 pm. w nth anis a week's 'notice (t'.0 weds notice is re- quired b' 'the rulebooks and then a tournament held off pias till 6:50 p.m. Tim Proctor scored the Fury's lone goal The Fury have been dropped down to Division 111'from'Division 11 thg season and now play in the Western Division against Sarnia. Wallaceburg. Nairn and several London clubs Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 151 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Joe Chante. RR5 Mdchetl .. .344-9706 Hon Feeney. RR 2 Dublin 346-2360 Lary Gardner, RR2, Staffs ..346.2679 Jack Modpert. 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