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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-07-21, Page 19Wednesday, July 21, 1999 fatotei Timeo-AdVocato 19 Sports Golf roundup /fi/Hil / / 1.4 lActer ( loll ( Jul) July_ 14 - Low gross A fit. Helen Burton 45 B fit. Helen Kadey 52 C fit. Karen Zeehuisen 53 D fit. Ann Lorento 64 50/50 draw winner: Theresa McCann Coming events: July 21, Scramble; July 28, Bring a Friend July 13 Yellow Brick Road A fit. Esther Johnson B fit. Grace Steeper C fit. Jeanne Phillips D fit. Ann Lorento 1111111111111111.11 July 12 A flight LG Derek Hippern 38 IN Brent Southcott 35cb 2nd LG Larry Wein 39cb 2nd LN Jim Cam bell 37cb B .4 LG Pete Su ierland 39 _ or Chambers 36 2attL6 Bob McDonald 42 2nd Weir y Campbell 37 C night LG Terry Bourne 43cb 114 Bob Rms 36 2nd LG Rob Dickey 44 2nd 114 Bill (Wigan 37 Df�ght LG Dave 11114:31i • 43 LN Jeff Roestenberg 35 2nd -LG HoWard McDonald 45 2nd LN Gars, Lavier 36 IR Med i.- Wayne Mayer 45 114 Casey Zeehuisen 36, 24041.0 Darren Moir 49 2nd LNMarty Overholt 370 Closest to phi /air -Steve • • • Closest to pin 16: Jim Campbell Sponsor: MacLean Home Hardware Next week: Becker Farm & Leisure Julyl5 Low net Ant A Preece 33 D. Dawe 33 B fit. Jim Han 31 C flt. W. Shapton 34 Closest to hole: #3 Don. Dearing, #4 Sid Daley Team scores First (139): S. Kochan, D. Dawe, P. Sutherland. B. Haling First (139): A. McKinley, J. Riddell; G. Hay, L. Webber h( )11 )( July 13 11. and under: Justin Knee (43), Tim Bilcke (57), Justin Anstett (59), Sean Delargy (59) 12 and 13: Wes Johnson (42), Joe Geurts (48). Nathan Cann (55). Ryan Delargy (61) 14 and 15: Ryan Knee (41), Scott Davies (46). Roman Wilson (47), Matt Martin (48) 16 to 18: Andy Reiter (38), Josh Fields (45), J.R. Davies (49), Brad aaus (49) Ame 17 First Al Prone AI Mftebell Bud Preszcator Jim Steen Second Don Coughlin Ben Fisher Mike Barclay Don Heywood 44 35 45 ia 39 54 44 17 Third Joe Wilson 45 Haydn Gozzard 40 WaynePearce Jack Ur 57 32 181 Fourth Andy DeBoer 46 Joe Regier 50 John Regier 41 Frank DuBarry 18,4 Closest to pin: Wayne Pearce (14); Haydn Gozzard (#7) June 13 Back nine. whitetees A flight lst Jason Heywood 36N34 2nd Bill Farquhar 39N37 3rd Matt ftPttray 35N37 B flight 1st Ken Pit der 39N37 2nd Bob Fletcher 38 3rd Haydn Gozzard 39 4th Brent McDonald 41N40 C flight lst Ron Bilcke 40N38 2nd Jack Johnston 40N41 3rd Bill Steele 43N41 4th Brian Munro 41 5th Larry Johns 41N42 D flight lst Ron Broderick 42N39 2nd Dean Barclay 42N40 3rd Jon Dinney 43N40 4th Andy DeBoer 46N42 Closest to pin: A&B fit. Matt Rattray (110), Ed Cosman (#17); C&D fit. Ron Bilcke (111), Andy DeBoer (115) Skins: A&B flt. Brent McDonald_(#12); C&D flt. Mike DeiPuline (#17) iL Lovrevaa A tit. Lynne Farquhar 40 B fit. Bernice Thompson48 C fit Bev Robinson 49 D fit Gayel Ready 52 Longest Drive (15) A fit. Joan Heywood B fit. Jane Hefty • C fit. - Victoria Vandergunst D fit. CinUsates A fit. Maggie Steciuk (13. 17). Janet Wedlake (#9), Lynne Farquhar (#5, #6), Joan Heywood (#8) B fit. Kathy Campbell (#6), Jackie Martens (11), Gail Murray (#3) C fit. Rosemary Schaefer (15). Victoria Vandergunst (#7), Patty Brintnell (#8). Bev Robinson (#1). Mary Burton (19) D flt. Glenda Wagner (14). Gayle Ready (#1, #2, #8), Cindy Coates (15,16) bliffaiutts flts.): Lynne F ar (13) Bir les: Glenda 'Wagner (14), Joan Heywood (#8) July 12 - Scramble. Mixed altes Lowest WM% teem of four Me) Team it Matt, Dietrich, Brendan Buchanan, Cam Murray Team 2: Ben Parsee, Justin Buchanan. Craig Shelley, Mike Dietrich Team 3: Chris Wilhelm. Mike MacLean, Andrew Sedlak. James Shellswell Random draw: Chris Wilhelm. Mike MacLean. ' Andrew Sedlak, James Shellswell, Brett Hackett, Corey Bilcke, Scott Turkheim, Colin Haskett. Chris Darbishire, Matt Alai, Michelle Roy, Bob Laye. Mac Potter Volunteers: Dave Holtzmann. Bob Laye, Chris Turner, Craig Shelley Spamor: Holt IGA Next week Lowest putts Goals: Jared Easton (2). Henk V EBryan Gleba JuV 13 - Exeter 4 vs. i3re 0 Goaltender: Nicolino Team record: 4-0-2 Next games: July 24.4 p.m. in Si. Marys: July 27.6:45 In Exeter Stewart wins An outside attempt first feature GRAND BEND — It was Oke Woodsmith night at Grand Bend Micro Speedway Saturday and after a week off the spec- tators were once again treated to an excellent show. In the Allsport Junior Micro Sprint 'B' division it was the #5 of Victoria Stewart from London (J.F.J Auto Sales) captur- ing her first ever check- ered flag in the first heat race. In the second heat race it was the #28 of Rob Shipway from Ailsa Craig (Grogan Ford) earning himself a checkered flag. In the feature it Shipway • piloting his car into victo- ry lane. In the Allsport Junior Micro Sprint 'A' division it was the #78 of Darren McLennan from Lambeth (Spencer Steel) and the #20 of Nicholas McGlone from London (Proline Autobody) winning their• heat races. In a hard fought feature race it was the #24 of Steven Stewart from London (Harbour Side Trailer Park) coming • out on top and taldng home a checkered flag. • In the Aqua Fina Mini Sprint division it was the • #43 of Stephen Rees from Parkhill (SNE Winnebago) and the #88 of Paul Shipway from Ailsa CrOg (Grogan Ford) picking up heatf rttece %virus. In the fea- ' turo ifwas Rees (Stan Rees Automotive) collect- ing himself a featunt vic- tory. In the Mug Rootbeer Mini Super Truck division it was the #3 of Shaun Jennison from Bend (Goodwrench) col- lecting himself two heat •wins and ikleiqur victo- ry. In the Pepsi Micro Sprint division it was the #54 of Darrell Limon from Watford (MpDonnell Ford) and the #31 of Adrian Kemps from London (Performance Unlimited) picking up heat race wins. In the feature it was the #31 of Adrian Kemps (Raceworks Canada) piloting his car into victo- ry lane. Next week's sponsor is Pepsi Cola and please remember that we will be drawing for a Husqvarna Lawn Mower on July 31. You must be present to win and you can fill bal- lots out every Saturday night up to and on July 31st. — by Scott Champion, Grand Bend Microspeedway. _ Exeter women's soccer team player Peggy Brownlee, left, tries to go around a St. Thomas defender during Sunday's game at Exeter Community Park Exeter lost 6- 0 and its record falls to 4-6. Exeter travelled to London Portuguese yesterday Otto press, travel to StrathroT on Aug. 4 and host Lucan on Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. • (photo/Kim Pearce) Crediton Bantams take '13' consolation • PORT ELGIN - The Crediton Bantam girls travelled to Port Elgin for its annual softball tourna- ment. In Crediton's first gams, a fast and predse pitcher from the Cambridge team allowed only Megan Preszcator, Carie Pertschy and Jessica Davies to reach first base. Crediton's opponents kept Crediton scoreless in a 10-0 game. The Crediton team was again on the losing side in their second game. Eleven strikeouts by Waterloo's pitcher seemed to be the problem for the team. Great defensive plays throughout the game helped keep the Waterloo team from capitalizing. Robin Nicholson, Leanne Erb and Megan Preszcator gave their team some key catches defensively and Jessica Davies and Carie Pertschy played strong and solid positions at shortstop and second base. Davies and Pertschy showed their expertise with a crowd -pleasing dual catch. Krista Hodge and Nikki Cyr played strong in the catcher's position. After the flu bug struck call-up pee wee pitcher Andrea Glavin, Pertschy and Martene again had to share pitching duties. After being bumped up from the 'C' division, Crediton played the first place team in the 'B' semis - the home team Port Egin• The Bantam team played an excellent game both defensively and offensively to knock the top team out of contention with a 13-3 mercy. Offensively, Cyr went 4 for 4 at the plate with three singles and a field- er's choice, Erb went 3 for 3 wfth a home run, single and &triple, Davies went 3 for 4 at the plate with'a home run and two singles, Lindsay Parsons drove in runs with 'a double and a long home run. Preszcator reached base three time on walks, Hodge reached first three tines with two singles and a fielder's choice, Pertschy batted out a double and reached first after being hit by a pitch, Robin Nicholson helped the cause with a long double and Andrea Glavin and Elisha Martens reached first base on walks. Parsons, Davies and Cyr gunned out an opponent at home after she tried to stretch her triple into a home run, Pertschy and Davies shared the prestige of another double play, •Erb came up with some • key catches on third base and Preszcator plays standing on first base weekend long. Hodge, Parsons and Nicholson played a very solid field with Martene pitching expertly four of the five innings notching three stikeouts. In the B final on Sunday afternoon, the Crediton Bantams ended up with the consolation prize after a 3-1 loss again to Waterloo. It was a hard fought bat- tle with Crediton again meeting a speedy and accurate pitcher. Again with only nine defensive players on the Crediton squad, the girls showed true grit and heart holding Waterloo to three Erb caught cwo line dri- ves on third, key catches by Lindsay Parsons, Nikki Cyr, Carie Pertschy and Elisha Martene helped keep Waterloo scoreless until the fourth inning. Another double- play by Davies, Pertschy and Preszcator and another outstanding game by Davies gave the Crediton team lots to cheer about. Cyr, Krista Hodge, Elisha Martene, Robin Nicholson Pertschy and Davies led Crediton offensively. Exeter & ibtrid Ringette Itigistration Interested Ringette • _ Players for • September please contact Angie 234-6280 or loan 235-1487 Last years players L• please return registration form by July 31 • i ., `z) 4%;71.000 Is now accepting applications tor STEPHEN TWP. •MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION COACHES, MANAGERS AND TRAINERS FOR r HE 1999-2000 HOCKEY SEASON Please forward your name, team of preference and relevant Information by Fridiy. Aug, I. 1V99 to: STEPHEN TWP. MINOR HOCKEY c/o Mr. Bob Reschke, President. PO Box 4 Dashwood, Ontario NOM 1NO or phone 237-3437.