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Tuesday Ladles
June 2
A flight
Low gross. E. Johnson 46
Low net M. Rowswell 32
B.nighl
Low gross Pat Veal 52
Low net Jan Baker 32
C night -
Low gross Ina Browning 56
Low net Marg Consitt 30
D fight
Low gross Anne Dugan 63
Low net Lillian Mathers 24
Senior Men
June 4
• . Low net
A fit. Jim Hughes
B fit. Glenn Robinson
C 01. Jack'Hogan -
Bill Muller
Closest to pin: #3 H. Dougall,416 J.
Riddell
11'inning teams
First (149): G. Robinson, D. Rowswell,
D. Parsons. J. Hogan
Second (150): E. Truernner. P.
Sutherland. J. Hughes. L. Veri
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35,
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N4sdnesdayLadies
Fun Night - 45 golfers out
Best decorated hat: Ina Browning,
Sheila Reaburn, Deb O'Hagan ' •
MatidMen
June 8
A night .
Low gross Randy Gilftllan
Low net Arnold Mathers
'21n1LG Dennis Rowe
2nd LN Joe Becker
B flight
Low gross Darryl MacKay
Low net Derek Campbell
2nd LG ' Ron Aicheson ,
2nd LN Bob Reynolds
C flight
Low gross Brian Wcdlake
Low net Bill Coleman
2nd LG Howard McDonald
.2nd LN Bruce Shaw . '
D.flight
Steve Cooper
Many Overholt
Conrad Manieoin
Low gross
Low net
LG
2nd LN . Wayne Mayer.
Closest to tiin: Randy Gilfrllan (3),
Greg Bell (6)
Sponsor: Huron M6for Products
Next week: Murphy's Pub and Eatery
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Senior Men
Jude 6
First Al Mitchell 40
Joe Wilson 41
Lee Richards ' 42
Bill Gilftllan .45
168
Second Wayne Pearce 39
Haydn Gozzard 41
Ken Hermann. 44.
Jim Wallace 49
173
Third Mike Barclay '43
Rusty Iron 44
Samt3reen 45
' Andy DcBoer 9.0
178
Fourth Don Heywood 41
Bud Preszcator . 45
Sandy Trap 46
Lee Webber 53
185
Fifth • Don Coughlin 42
Ion Cowan 42
Bob Dobson 48
Al Preece 54
186
Closest to pin: Lec Richards (4), Don
Coughlin 17)
Ladies Club
June 4 - Low gross
A Ot Lynne Farquhar 40
It flt. Bernice Thompson 43
C Ili. Jean Rudderhain 47
Closest to string on 03.
A fit. Lynne Farquhar
B fit. Bernice Thompson
C M. Cathy Barclay
Skins
A flt.: Carolyn Gilftllan (1.2). Lynne
Farquhar(3)
B fit,: Bernice Thompson (1), •
Rosemarie Shabffer (5). Jane Hefley (6).
Kathy Campbell (7). Ruth Mercer -Ross
(8)
C flt.:-Jean Rudderham (2.4). Lorna
Russell (7), Glenda Wagner (9) •
Birdies: Carolyn Gilfillan42), Kathy
Campbell (7)
Mystery box prize: Vicky Vandergunst
Men's Club
June 2 - front nine white lees
A flight
First John Rudderham
Second Don Heywood
Third - Ken Bergmann
Fourth Bill Farquhar
Fifth Bran Taylor
B flight
First Brion Penhale 40N39
Second Rob Funston 43N42
Third Randy Gilfillan 42
Fourth Dan Heywood 44N42
C flight
First Greg Parsons 43N41
Second Mark Vandergunst 42N43
Third Brad Thompson 43N44
Fourth Bill Steele 47N45
D night
Firs, Ed Beck 45N43
Second Andy DeBoer 44N44
Closest to pin: Brion Penhale (I ), Ken
Bergmann (5), Mike Desjardine (7),
Greg Parsons (9)
Skins: A&B - Darren Mason (3), Jim
Stewart (4). Tony Underhill (9)
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42N40
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Times -Advocate, June 10, 1998 Page 17
Cents corral Chatham 4-0
EXETER — The Exeter Centennials blanked Chatham B 4-0 at
Canners Field on Sunday in Western Ontario Soccer League Division
11 action to move past the .500 mark.
Dave Farquhar got things rolling for the Cenis when he took a nice
feed from Luke Sims and beat two defenders before kicking past the
charging keeper.
Dan Martens was brought down hard in the Chatham penalty area a
few minutes later and Nick Szabo buried the penalty shot to give
Exeter a 2-0 lead. -
Martens opened up the second half with a nice run down the right
side and an even nicer shot inside the far post. Luke Sims completed
Exeter's scoring when he took a pass from Farquhar and calmly waited
for the keeper to commit before hitting the twine with his shot.
Szabo, Mark Bell and Mark -Lynn controlled the Ccnts defence and
forced Chatham strikers to shoot from the outside yielding them few
chances. •
Newcomers Ernie Szabo and John D'lai:ni played well between the
pipes for Exeter to share the shutout. •
The Cents record improves to 3-2 and their next game is at Canners.
Field tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Cleared. Centennials defender Jeff MacLean, second from
right, clears the ball from the goalmouth after a Chatham
corner kick during their game at Canners Field on Sunday.
Thumbnail sketch of `97-98 season for Achievement Award
Top bantam. Brian Ford was named the Zurich Town and
Country Bowling Lanes best bantam bowler by level two cer-
tified coached Dan and Jean Dann 'and received' the honor at
the Youth Bowling banquet at the Zurich lanes on Friday night.
(photo/Kate Monk)
Exeter Gunners U18 Girls
June 4
.Strathroy Aces 0 at Exeter 5
GoaLs: Jaclyn VanEshr eek (2). Sarah
Revington. Crystal Davis. Mcaghan SI)aw
Shutout: Ann thane Parsons
Play of the game: Kim MacLean set up
VanEshroeck for a rocket 10 the top oldie
net from 20 yards out.
Solid midfield by: Sarah MacAllister. Va-
nessa Laye, Sarah Revington
Gond defence by: Erin Rohilliard. Tracy
Wilson. Angie Crcgan
Next game: June 11'al Strathroy Dia-
monds under the lights at 8:30 p.m
Exeter IV Squirt Raptors
June 2
Exeter 2 at Grand Bend 3
Goals for Exeter: Alex Mario (2)
Assist for Exeter: David Geoffrey
Exeter I Squirt
May 26•
Exet .'r (I) 1(1 vs. Nairn (1) 1)
• June 2
Exeter ti) 2 vs. Nairn (111), 1
Goals: Jared Green (221
G.naltender: Warren Elder
Exeter U13 Boys Stars
June 3
Strathroy Thunder O at Exeter 6
Goals: Peter Fragtskatos(3).Danny
Shantou. Costas Kollias. Justin Muller
Out on the green
Rolling. fine. Exeter Lawnbowling Club's Peter McFalls rolls
one down the green at the Royal Bank men's pairs tourna-
ment last week. McFalls and his partner, Colin McLuckie of
Sarnia, finished fifth at 2W46 out of the 22 pairs par-
ticipating. Chesley's Joe Dorsch finished first at 3W48, Lon-
don Elmwood's Mick McFadden second at 3W46, Exeter's
Bob Thompson and Har Brintnell third at 3W42 and Lon-
don's Don Caswell fourth at 2W47. The Exeter club invites
anyone interested in taking up lawnbowling to come out any
Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday at 6:45 p.m. to learn more
about the game. The club is especially looking for those un-
der age 21 to add to their six junior bowlers.
By
Ron Dann
•
ZURICH - The
following iS a
thumbnail sketch of
the 1997-98 season
.for Achievement
Award. won by Zurich Town and
Country Y.B.C. Bantam Bowler
Brian Ford.
A: Attendance every week, per-
• feet attendance .
C: Chocolate almond sales com-
plete. full participation
, H: High -low doubles and .weeks
over average - yes
I: Intensity on the lanes - high
intensity in Blucwatcr Zone and
• Provincial 4 steps championships
E: Excellent future if high level
of response to coach continues
V. Valuable to team through loy-
alty and effort - first class
E: Emotion positive, in zone and
provincial competition
M: Mind on delivery of every
ball by intensifying concentration
E: Effort to best of ability on
every ball - no letdown
N: No response to bad luck at
any time on'the lanes
T: Team leadership through
example - very high level at zone
and provincial championships
Coaches Ron and Jean Dann's
remarks: Brian's first year 1996-97
personal league average was 115
and in this, only his second, year of
organized Y.B.C. organized league
bowling raised his average to 146 -
an improvement of 31 pins. -
Ford•also bowled the season's
highest single bantam game of 261
- 124 pins above his average. •
In the zone finals Ford scored
165 pins above his average in the
Ii• -e game rolloff which included a
240 game.
Ford scored 214 pins above his
-average in the five game provincial
champiJnships and his 914 total
pinfall included games of 207, 217
and 206.
Ford will continue to improve
through his coaches private lessons
and 1998-99 league competition.
He has the composure and the right
attitude to be a skillful adult bowler
of the future - even -a competitor on
the Ontario Master Bowlers'
Association Tour of the future. -
Ford has now graduated into the
Junior division (age 11-13 years)
and has assured coaches Ron and
Jean. Dann that he will be bac k in
the Town and Country Y.B.C.
League in September.
Martial arts experts
In the black. These Exeter Tae Kwon Do members were awarded either first or second de-
gree black belts recently after passing a grading by Head Master James Taylor in December.
Here Robert Hoang (first degree), left, Robert Khamsouk (second degree) and Adam; Rath -
well (first degree) show off some of the moves that prove, their martial arts metal. Exeter
Tae Kwon Do instructor and third degree black belt Sai Visouvath has studied under Taylor,
a fifth degree black belt, for five years.
Express make Tillsonburg consolation final
TILLSONBURG — The Exeter
Express senior hardball team gave
it their best effort but they just fell
short of. taking home the consola-
tion pennant from the Tillsonburg
tournament on the weekend.
Exeter lost game one to Kitchen-
er 5-1.
"This was a game of missed op-
portunities as we left 11 runners
stranded on the bases," assistant
coach Joc Fulop said. "it's a gamc
we could have easily won — we
had ninc hits."
Exeter's Terry Genttner hit an
RBi single in the 2nd for the team's
offensive highlight. Fred Gregus
was the star at the plate for the Ex-
press with a single and a triple.
Doubles were swatted by Rick
Boon and J.J. Anderson while Scott
Russell added two singles with Vic
Oliveira and Dave Russell both hit-
ting a single apiece.
Mark Glavin called a good game
behind the plate for the Express and
smothered several balls in the dirt.
The rest of the defence wasn't at its
best and committed three errors
that led to three unearned runs.
Starting pitcher Dan Masse went
the distance for Exeter and allowed
five runs on eight hits while strik-
ing out eight.
Exeter bested Cambridge 11=6 in
game two by scoring two in thc
third inning, four in the fourth, two
in the fifth, one in the sixth and two
in the seventh.
Scott Russell pitched the first five
innings allowing live runs on seven
hits with one KO. Rick Boon fin-
ished the game allowing one run on
three hits.
The Express bats came alive in
the game: Mark Regicr hit a long
home run while Oliveira needed
only a homer to complete hitting
for the cycle. Gregus, Scott Russell
and Anderson all had two singles,
Dave Hawke was hot with four sin-
gles while Mike Agnew and Scott
Kemp added their own singles.
Outfielders Oliveira, Gregus and
Agnew had great defensive games
in very windy conditions while the
rest of the 'D' allowed only one er-
ror.
In addition to his homer, Regier
put on a baserunning clinic by scor-
ing from first on Oliveira's triple.
Exeter doubled Walsingham 10-5
in gamc three. The Express ex-
ploded for seven runs in thc first
and never looked back.
Pitcher Marty Merner kept thc
opposing batters off balance al-
lowing nine hits, five runs while
striking out five.
Exeter executed two double plays
in the game, the first on a good
throw by Regier and thc second on
another strong toss by Dave Rus-
sell.
Exctcr hits came from Oliveira
with two doubles, Gregus with two
singles, Boon with two singles and
a double, Hawke with a homer, Re-
gicr with a homer and a single and'
Dave Russell and Kemp with sin-
gles.
Exctcr ended thc tournament by
getting blasted by Dundas 12-2 in
the consolation final. Dundas
pounded four Exeter pitchers for 12
hits while Express bats could only
manage singles by Gregus, Boon,
Hawke, Anderson and Kemp and a
double by Scott Russell.
Exeter played a league home
game yesterday versus Byron after
press, visit Stratford tomorrow and
host Stratford on June 16 at Alvin
Willer( Field at 6:15 p.m.
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