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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-07-21, Page 1818 Off to the nationals Exapr Tjrtw-Adnocaa Sports The women'ifours lawnb&Ming team of Gloria • MCFails, left, Joanne Bugler, Carol Carter andAndreaWeigand will represent this district at the national champi- onshipsin Toronto Aug. 15-21. Skip Weigand, vice Bugler and second McFalls hail from the Exeter Lawnbowling Club while Carter represents the Seaforth dub.The four qualified for the nationals by winning the Ontario title in June at London's Fairmont Club. (photo/contributed) Centennials squeak ST. COLUMBAN -- The Exeter Centennials soccer team picked up another win on the weekend by blank- ing St. Columban 1-0. Exeter got the game's lone goal -vim 17 minutes left to go. Dave Farquhar put a low pass across the St. Colun*ban mouth= and Travis Nairn blasted the into the gapping net. "It was an ugly win but nevertheless a win that is worth three punts;'' Cents. St. Columban 1-0 coach John Rasenberg said. The win raises Exeter's record to 5-1-2 (tiffs, losses, ties). -,40 - . ' the last update to the iNOSL First Division standings had the Cents trailing the first place Chatham Express by one point. Exeter next heads to the London Marconi on Friday at' 8:30 pm. The next Cents home game is Aug; 6, 8 p.m., at Exeter Commun Park, 50th b -day saddle club. s EXETER The Exeter Saddle Club celebrated its 50th anniversary in fine style with a firs show on Sunday. The next sh©* will be held August •1 at 10 a.m. Show results: •SeniorShowmanship: first, Eric Kirk; second, Ria Gowan; third, Bonnie Johnson; *Junior Showmanship: first, Alyse Roberts; second, Krystal Gowan; third, Patricia Brush; •Open English Pleasure Stake with $50 added by Stedmans: first, Sharen Kaufman; second, Dana Donley third, Dennis Kaufman; :*Open Hunter Hack: first, Jody Brush; second, Cindy Gregus; third, Patricia Brush; •Open English equi- tation: first, Dana Donley; second, Dennis Kaufman; third, Alyse Roberts; *Opening Reining: first, Barb McCaughey; second, Roy Beuerman; third, Connie Bull; •Open Western Riding: first, Dana Donley; sec- ond, Margaret Geurts; third, Gus Geurts; •Open Trail: first, Eric Kirk; second, Dana Donley; third, Dennis Kaufman; •Junior 'B' Equitation: first, Jake Moore; *Junior 'A' Barrels: first, Joe Brodhagen; second, Alisha Moore; third, Alisha Moore; *Junior B' Barrels: first, Jake Ntoore; second, Ssfdra Gregus; third, Jake Moore; •Open Barrels Stake with $50 added by Murphy's Pub and Eatery: first, Murray Manson; second, .Mike Beuerman; thittd Al Parsons; �Jii�aior `A' Western Pleasure: first, • Alyse Roberts; • second, Margaret Geurts; third, Ashy Bull; :.,.men Western Pleasure Stake with $50 added by Dalton Finkbeiner: first, Alyse Roberts; second, Murra Smith; third, Sharen Kaufman * Junior 'A' Flag Race: first, Joe Brodhagen; sec- ond, Cindy Gregus; .: * Junior 'B' Flag Race: first, Sandra Gregus; *Senior*Flag Race: first, Al Parsons; second, Roy Beuerman; third, John Geiger; •Open Command: first, Connie Bull; second, Eric Kirk; third, Patricia Brush; •Junior 'A' Keyhole: first, Joe Brodhagen; sec- ond, Alisha Moore; third, Alisha Moore; Junior 'B' Keyhole: first, Jake Moore; second, Sandra Gregus; third, Jake Moore; •Senior Keyhole: first, Roy Beuerman; second, Jim Stetrey; third, Al Alderson; *Junior 'A' Polebending: first, Alisha Moore; sec- ond, Alisha Moore,; third, Joe Brodhagen; *Junior 'B' Polebending: first, Sandra Gregus; sec- ond, Jake Moore; third, ow• css 7� Jaka M for ; *Senior Polebending: f rSt, Al Parsons; second, Jit Storey;.. third, John Geiger; •Junior 'A' Horsemanship: first, Alyse Roberts; second, Margaret Geurts; third, Jody Brush; *Senior Horsemanship: first, Dana Donley; sec- ond, Eric Kirk; third, Wady Laing; .Jr. 'B' Down and Back: Sandra Gregus; sec- ond, Jake Moore; third, Jake Moore; .• - •Junior 'A' Down and Back: first, Joe Brodhagen; second Alisha Moore; third Alisha Moore; *Senior Down and Back: first, Doug Clark; . second, Roy Beuerman; third, Al Parsons; •Overall High Points for the day: Jr. Performance - - Alyse Roberts; Sr. Performance - Dana Donley; Jr. Games - Joe Brodhagen; Sr. Games - Al Parsons. Sponsored by Jamco Trailers, Canadian ' Tire, C&G Dairy Farm, Huron Motor Products and MacLean's Home Hardware. Many thanks to our sponsors. Exeter and area businesses sure know how to make a success of an event. Without their donations our show would not have made so many people happy with the prizes they won. Thanks again. Patty Masnica and Exeter Saddle Club members, 4.. + Wednesday, July 21, 1999 I)� mil/softball report July 14 - First round. best 2 out of 3 Oxford Centre 4 at Lie 33 Pitchers: Curie Dixon, Laura Midd.ben Next game: July 21, 8 p.m., Oxford Centre July 12 - Dashwood 8 at Goderich 10 Pitchers: Jesse Schroeder (2 innings, 4 KOs); Jonathan Brand (2 innings; 1 K0); Mark Laye (1 inning,1 KO) Singles: Tim Mefdinger, Justin Hayter (2). Schroeder, Jake Romphf . July 8 - Crofton 18 vs. Usboine 3 Pitchers: Carie Pertschy (2 K0s), Margaret Geurts and Elisha Marten (1 K0) • Hitters: Nikki Cyr. Lindsay Parsons. Jessica Davies, Martene (4 for 4 at plate), Lindsay Barrett, (3 for 3 at Nate), Megan Preszcator (3 for 4 at plate). Geurts, Pertschy (2 for 4 at plate), Krista Hodge (1 for 3 at plate) Play of the game OutstarWhtg catch by Pertschy in fifth inning, The Bantam travelled New Hamburg last weekend for a t. The team ended up only playing two gnosis but showed excellent personal ability and tenni spirit select teams. With assistance how Kerrie � Q ��den To , Laura Rollinga& and Leanne Erb the team sho� .. proud of eir showing. Ctodbonsus Linden Pitchers: Kneen Tompkins, Carie Pertschy Hitters: T=Ins . Cyr, Pertschy, Smart defends* plays by Davies, Great catches by Pertschy and Pertschy Nicholson Oshawa 14 vs Crediton 1 Pitchers: Martene and Pertschy On base: �, vies, Lindsay Parsons,-, July 12 - Creditoon.15 vs Fuuilai tton 11 Pitchers: Marten*,Geniis Gets• s Parsons (3 for 31HR). Davies. Geurts (3 ' 3), Preszcator (3 for 4), Cyr, Marten*, Krista , Nicholson (2 for 3), Pertschy, Cavi Mason (1 for , M1 !�• J 1� y F . nr}.x''r5 r•.,' ).~. • +::R"• :'%•a t J . •r• irt Jude 14 - Usborne 28 vis. Mitchell 10 Sing: ShesSutherland S ashNeel) (1 RBI), Kirsty Ort4 manns (1ErinoRB1rdo), Ash(1 ley . Roger Doubles: Shauna Skinner RBI). Robin Hammond (2 RBI), Sutherland (1 RBI) Triple: Mikayla Skinner (1 RBI) Home runs: Alycia Fyvie (2 RBI). Ortmanns, Roger Grand slam: Roger Steal home: Megan Brintnell Pitchers: Ortmanns, Sutherland, Neeb Double play: Hammond, S. Skinner Great plays: Great line drive caught by M. Skinner on first base. July 15 - Usborne 17 vs. Brodhagen 8 Singles: Tordof (1 RBI), Jessie Bickel' (3 RBI), Fyvie (1 RBI), Sutheland, Neeb (2 RBI), Roger Doubles: Sutherland (2 RBI) Triples: Fyvie (2 RBI). Neeb (3 RBI) Home run: Roger Pitchers: Ortmanns, Sutherland Double play: S. Skinner at first base Great play: S. Skinner caught nice pop fly behind her at first. Record: 6 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie Squirt Boys July 12 - Playoff game .' Usborne 11 at Hensall 6 Pitchers: David Jordan, Percy Kirk Double: Chris Hern Triple: Steve Vandenbussche Great play: Adam Selves July 15 - Playoff game Usborne 26 at Crediton 12 Pitchers: Nathan Cann, Kikr Home runs: Kirk, Cann, Jordan, Ian Osgood Triples: Matt Miner, Tyyler Miller, Hern, Kirk Doubles: Zach Dougall, MUner, Hern Osgood, Cann July(17 - Green 2 vs. Purple Rockets 10 Purple runs: Jake Hern (2), Jordan Skochinski, Luke Kennedy. Karly Bryson, Steve Morgan (2). Brandon Coleman, Mike Vangerwen, Grayson Homuth Player of the game: Jordan Skoc.hinski Playoff games for Pile: Jul 21, 6:30 p m., Purple vs. Green; July 23, 6;15 p.m. le vs. Blue; July 24, 9 a.m. Purple vs.Yellow July 17 - Little Blue Jays 22 vs. Yellow 12 -Blue runs: Cam Wells (3), Emily Boyle (2), Nicki Elliott (4), Wesle Littlechild (4), Josh Cottrell (2), Andrew Pache (2), Brett Sararas (3), Marlee Heywood (2) Next game for Blue: July 20 at 6:30 p.m. Blue vs. Yellow; July 23 at 6:15, Blue vs. Purple; July 24 at 10:45 a.m. Blue vs. Green Grand Bend Motorplez .hip 17 Carr An . t BT MPH Super Pro Michael Demanski, St. Clair Shores, MI. 70 Cuda 0.517 9.88 134.32 Teresa Ham, Heiman 79 Camaro 0.528 9.78 235.76 Pro James Moore,Petrolia 69 Camaro 0.531 10.82.. 112.58 Scott Mackie • 66 Chev II 0.626 10.73 118.11 Modified Street Eric Grose, St. Marys 71 Lemans Sport0.616 13A2 94.08 Doug Durk, London 66 Mustang 0.618 13!60 97.82. Super Bfifue�ed • Steve Strestch,=Wood. '89 SuzukIGSXA 0.537 9.24 133.51 Shane Yeonsini, London 88 Suzuki GSXR 0.514 9.64 133.03 - Street k " Cecil Atkins, Etobocoke 92 Sundance Jr. Dr . Jade Atkinson, Gr. Bend 97 I asie0.65810.83 57.54 Conor Yagelo, Brighton, MI 97 LI Cbasis0.491 . ' 9.74 66.19 Jr. Dragster Consolation Jake Blain, Fort Gratiot, MI 0.724 9.76 63.12 Jessica Crocker, Mossley 0.734 16.58 36.65 Hawking their wares Shuffleboard Exeter July 7 - 4wios Ray Hodgson ,thmka- 3w11*-- Marge MaviscCurdy, rune Hodgson, Jkn D r 14-4w�a 1�War 3 was se tr Warner 2 wins babe shill, Marge McCurdy, Ana North fal�yyy15-3wins liSk, Underhill, Ray Warner, Jim Davis 2 wive Marge McCurdy, Ina Williams, Bill Sullivan, Ann Northey No sindlleboard on July 21 and 22. • , Mensal yidy Hazel McEwen 668 Ray Bennewies 606 Ina Williams '_` 509 Ethel McMurtrieL. 439 Dave Woodward" 436 Bill Coleman 423 Edna Dietz 421 Russell Ferguson 401 •}:': K.: t.•fh•-tri:•::'.•:: N:':--•:•::•%:l',lf • Simcoe's Susan Frost, left, and Exeter jr. D Hawks executives Becky Nash, Monica Keys and Linda Farquhar show off some of the stuff for sale during Saturday's Hawks yard sale in the Seip's Yalu -mart parking lot. Everything from skates to couches were up for grabs during the team fund-raiser. ' .: II: ; .., t; -.r: