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Senior
June 18 • Low net
A M. D. Marks 32
13 ft. D. Dawe 35
C fit. B. Muller 33
Closest to pin: 03 B. Alexander; 86 H.
Dougall
Winning teams
First (140):B. Rowe, D. Marks, A.
DeBrower, B. Bell
Second (144): J. DeWeerd, G.
McTavish, J. Brown, G. Slaght
June 17 - 51 golfers
Low gross as a team: Deb McCann.
Grace Drurnrnond, Sue Cooper, Poulin:
Roy, land. JoAnne Clarke
Ladies
June 16 - A fight
Low gross Helen Burton
Low net Joan Cole
B flight
Low gross Jean Crerar 49
Low net Marg Prow . 33
C night
Low gross Marg Upshali 56
Low net Ina Browning 34cb
D fight
Low gross Anne Dougan 61
Low net L. Alexander 29
Upcoming: Invitational June 24
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June 19 - Senior Ladies and Senior
Mens Invitational
First (34): L. Browning, M. Rowswell,
O. Webber, A. Webb
Second (34): M. Prout, S- Wright. G.
Robinson. R. Fickling
Third (34); Theresa McCann, L.
Stephens. A. DeBrouwer, J. Duddy
Closest to hole: #3 Don Rowswel): #6
Jim Hughes
Monday Men
June 22 - A flight
Low gross Jim Russel
Low net Monty Scott
2nd LG Don Smith
2nd LN Haydn Gozzard
B flight
Low gross Brian Wedlake
Low net DoUg Case
2nd LG Bob Reynolds
2nd Ln Bob Jones
C fight.
Low gross Greg Bell
Low net Brian Ankers
2nd LG Len Ven
2nd LN Jim Morrisey
D fight
Jeff Roestenberg
Ivan Luther
Bill Mann
Mike Burdon
Low gross
Low net
2nd LG
2nd Ln
Closest to pin: GHR (#3). Ernie Ahrens
f#6)
Sponsor: Veal; s Meats
Next week: Dave Moore Fuels
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Senior Men
June 20
'First Lee Richards
Jim Steen
Bill Gilfillan
Lloyd Robison
Second Don Coughlin
Al Mitchell
Haydn Gozzard
Joe Regier
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44
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Third Joe Wilson 38
Frank DuBerry 45
Ben Fisher 47
Bob Coates 31
177
.Fourth Bill Thompson 42
Bud Preszcator 44
Al Preece 45
Gib Dow 5.5
186
Closest to pin: #4 Bill Thompson; #7
Frank DuBarry
Ladies b
June 17 - Low gross
A Ili Lynne Farquhar 44
13 tit Kelly Boltzmann 46
C fit. Mary Jane Taylor 50
Closest to pin on #16 in 2 shots
A flt Carore Preece
B nt. Hazel Beaver
C fit Mary Jane Taylor
Skins
A fit Marj Green (# 14)
Lynne Farquhar (#18)
B fit Hazel Beaver 014)
Kelly Boltzmann (815. #,6)
Cflt Irene Beck (#I1)
Cindy Coates (#12, #17)
Birdies: Mar) Green (#14)
Mystery box prize: (donated by
Ironwood) - Marj Green
Next week: Thursday, June 25
metes Chub
June 16 • Front nine blue tees
A night
First Roger Cornish
Second Jim Guenther
Third Bill Farquhar
Fourth Bnan Taylor
Fifth Stu Homuth
Sixth Jason Heywood
B night
First Wayne Parkinson
Second Don Coughlin
Third Haydn Gozzard
Fourth Barry Baynham
C night
First Mike Brintnell
Second Tim Oliver
Third Don Hodgins
Fourth Murray Phillips
Fifth Paul Gorrnon
D night
First Dean Barclay 46N45
Second Brian Peck 50N46
Closest to pin: AM) - 43 Jim Guenther,
#7 Don Heywood; C&D - 02 Tim
Oliver, #6 Dan Heywood
Skins: A&B • #2 Roger Cornish, #7 Don
Heywood,#8 Ken Bergmann; C&D • 05
Tim Oliver
39N36
4IN37
40N38
38
41N39 '
36N39
41N38
37N38
39
43N41
4I N40
44N43
42N43
48N45
46N45
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Soccer roundup
Exeter V Raptors
June 16
Exeter 4 vs. Nairn 0
Goals: Alex Marto (2). Karns Van Osch.
Shane Mudge
Assists: VanOsch, Kami Fevery
Shutout: Brett Oud, Mudge
Exeter Stars Bays u13
June 17
Lambeth Kelcoatings 0 at Exeter 4
Goats: Costas Kollias. Zack Neil, Peter
Fragiskatos, Mike Nedza
Exeter lawn bowling scores
June 16
Fran Mickle
Henry Drachenherg
Har Brintnell
Howard Johns
Jerry DeBoer
Stewart Miner
Ross Leaky
Mary Waller
2W30
2W30
2W25
2W23
2W20
IWI9
1W12
IW12
June 18
Marshall Dearing -
Frank Palen
Mary DeBoer
Alice MacLean
Bill Bickle
Ray Hodgson
Mike Underhill
Bob Thompson
Chad Smith
Russell Snider
2W28
2W28
2W24
2W24
2W22 -
2W22
2W20
IW32
IW32
1W16
IHRA Drag Racing Results
Name
Grand Bend Motorplex
Final round results BT Autoworks - June
Car R/T
Super Pro
83 Olds Cutlass 0.521
48 Fiat 0.481
Pro
64 Olds F85
82 Chev S10
Super Bike
89 Suzuki GSXR
77 Kawasaki
Mod Street
92 Buick Regal
98 Dodge pickup
Street
86 Mustang
82 Camaro Z28
Bike
96 DWO
. 93 Heritage
Final round results
Rocky's Harley Davison All Harley Drag Race -
Open Gas
98 Harley
Dean Schwemler, London
Tom Keen, Paris
Sheldon Hudson, London
Mike Dennis, Ingersoll
Steve Streatch. Woodstock
Shane Yeoman, London
Angie Fisher, Bayfield
Gordy Williams, Farmington
Bruce Allen, Wyoming
Aaron Mater, Watford
Trevor Turner, Belle River
Bruce Cormier, B.C.
0.583
0.577
0.544
0.648
0.551
0.579
0.532
0.572
0.580
0.529
Dave O'Keefe, London
Dave Kuiack, Iona Station
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ET MPH
9.952 132.64
10.587 122.36
11.244 105.01
11.575 11224
9.028 130.39
9.629 13!.34
17.425 78.19
16.357 81.68
15.048 83.15
14.683 94.42
12.548 104.29
12.199 104.74
June 21
0 593 9.838 131.34
0.474 14.1 1 1 54 90
ET Bracket
Dan Storms, Melbourne, 81 Hard Tail
9.803 • 103.04
Keith Hallman, Drumbo, 93 Sportster
Burn Out Contest: Doug Zimmer.
Brad McCann
Long Distance Award: Bruce
Cormier, British Columbia
Hard Luck: Chris Comstock
Keith Hallman, Drumbo
Bill Gray
Haugh Tire Inc.
265 Thames Rd.
Hwy. #83 East
Exeter
Call 235-3752
SEWS' so aua.If RIDING ON YOUR r*r
Fastest Sportster
93 Sportster
Fastest Big Twin
Best Reaction Time: BobbyWhitehead
Best Sportster (Show): Mike Bauer
Best Big Twin (Show): Dino
Best Paint (Show: Chris Cecile
Best Overall (Show): Chris Cecile
Thousands of Barleys rumbled through Grand Bend on June 21 for the fourth
annual Harley Days at Grand Bend Motorplex. A new record has been set for
attendance with over 1800 bikes on site.
The Motorplex is gearing up for Canada Day celebrations with the 'Night of
Fire' show June 27 and 28. Miller Genuine Draft presents two days of jet drag-
sters plus the death defying jet quad and special guest Bob Motz with his 200
mph jet truck. Don't miss the fireworks display Saturday night.
12.304 106.06
1 1.877 110.47
SPORTS DIVETS
Mid -Elgin Wingsmin big tourney
TORONTO — The Mid -Elgin Red Wings went undefeated in the
minor novice 'AAA' division of the Ronald McDonald Champions
Choice hockey tournament in Toronto last week.
The team is made up'of players from Fergus, Waterloo, London
and Lucan's Gregory Noyes, Stephen Township's Josh Cornelissen
and Ilderton's Mike 'Goldberg' Coulter, Scottie Brenner and Mike
Ryan.
The team beat Vaughan Blues 4-2, KLH Bandits 3-0, Keswick
Flyers 3-1 and the Toronto Aeros 7-2 in round-robin divisional play.
They then edged Vaughan Ultimate Hockey 4-3 in sudden death
overtime and doubled a chippy Toronto Bulldogs team 6-3 in the
final.
The Mid -Elgin Wings are made up of players born in 1990. ,
VanBakel off to Canisius College
STAFFA — Greg VanBakel has turned his hockey talent into a
scholarship at Canisius College in Buffalo.
VanBakel, 20, was a forward for the Stratford Jr. B Cullitons last
season.
Culliton coach Jack Nairn described VanBakel as a "hard work-
ing" forward who will excel at college hockey.
VanBakel will lace up next season for the Canisius College
Division I Ice Griffs.
Former Mohawk Sr. A player of year
LONDON — Former Exeter Sr. A Mohawk hockey star Jim
Shields was named the Ontario Hockey Association's senior player
of the year at the OHA's annual meeting last weekend.
Shields, 32, played for the Mohawks from '91-93. Last season
Shields played for the Southwestern Sr. A London Admirals and
was the league's leading scorer with 32 goals and 35 assists over 25
games. He was also named the league MVPand was also chosen as
a member of the first all-star team.
Road hockey tourney lands in Zurich
ZURICH — If you're not hockey -ed out, gang your friends
together and sign up for the 3rd annual Zurich Fair Road Hockey
Tournament.
The tourney is set for July 25 starting at 1 p.m. Boys and girls
aged 10-12 are welcome to form teams of four. Registration costs
$10 per team. The tourney is limited to eight teams, so sign up now.
Registration forms are available at arca schools or by calling Brian
at (519) 236-7566.
MacDonald aces Exeter G.C's 3rd hole
EXETER — Hensall's Brad MacDonald aced Exeter Golf Club's
146 yard 3rd hole on Sunday.
.The junior golfer stroked the hole -ill -one using an 8 -iron. The ace
was witnessed by J.R. Davies, Bill Bell and Stan Kochan.
Bill O'Blender accd the 192 yard 12th hole at Oakwood Inn golf
club last week. O'Blender accomplished the feat with a 5 -wood.
Leg Injury may mean end of line
TORONTO — Exeter native Jack Darling may have to close the
book on the promising career of a harness pacer he trains and co-
owns.
Pearl River Matt injured his left leg during the $ I million North
America Cup at Woodbine Raceway on Saturday. Darling, (row of
Windsor, said he fears the injury may be a break to the coffin bone,
the same injury that occurred in a race at Lexington, Ky., last
September that sidelined the pacer the rest of the '97 season.
Pearl River Matt entered Saturday's race, Canada's richest har-
ness race, as the third favorite. The race was won by Straight Path
driven by Mike Lachance.
Darling said the horse looked fine at the start and was fifth at the
three-quarter mark. He thinks the pacer injured the leg during the
final turn. Pearl River Matt finished eighth out of 10 despite the
injury.
Ailsa Craig's John Campbell missed winning his fifth straight
Cup as Pearl River Matt's driver.
Darling said his horse looked good prior to Saturday's race since
he began training in January. He won't know if the injury is a
career -ender till X-rays are completed and assessed after press.
"If it's broken we'll talk to the vets and see what our options
are," Darling said.
Darling and partner Dan Smith of Dorchester won last year's Cup
with Gothic Dream.
— with files from the London Free Press.
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OpeningJuly 1st
Door Prizes
Highway #4 1 km. North of Clandeboye
Exeter Masters
maimed 7-0
LUCAN — The Exeter Masters
soccer team was crushed 7-0 by
London Portuguese at home on Fri-
day.
"They are the first place team and
they played like it," Exeter Masters
player/spokesperson Brad Lightfoot
said.
The Masters travel to London to
take on Carpet Place tonight.
Coaching
Opportunities
Exeter Minor Hockey
Association
We are now accepting
applications for coaches,
assistants, trainers and
managers for boys/girls
hockey teams for the
1998/99 hockey season!
PLEASE REPLY BY JULY 5th!
Please call:
Paul Storey @ 235-1667 or
Dave Partridge @235-0700
or write to: E.M.H.A.
Box 412, Exeter Ont.
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Exeter Minor Hockey
Registration
Wed., July 8 7 p.m. -9 p.m.
Sat. July 11
10 a.m.-12 noon
At the South Huron Rec Centre
in the Minor Hockey Room.
Categories: Pre -tyke thru
Juvenile AND Girls hockey
categories:
Novice - 10 yrs. and under
Junior - 11 yrs to 13 yrs
Intermediate: 14 yrs. to 19 yrs.
Late Fee of $20. for any
registrations received
AFTER July 12th
For more information please
call Dave Partridge
at 235-0700
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