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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-07-28, Page 181 IS Fencing project receives boost TIntinMdrocsa Wednesday, July 28, 1999 1tSCL')t!1/()1t1X111 report July 21 - Ontario piaydowns Lieury 20 at Oxford Centre 1 Pitchers: Carrie Dixon, Laura Michiellsen Round 2 - Lieury has a bye. Next game will be after August 4. • .41 . July 22 - Exeter Zodiac Fabrics Stingers 2 at St. Marys 3 Pitchers: Matthew Thompson, Sean Harrigan Runs: John Glanville, Etneelient pitching by Thompson Harrigan. Next' owner July 27, Dashwood at Exeter, 630 p.m.; July 2S, Exeter at Goderich, 6:34 p.m. • July 13 - Exeter Eric Campbell Ford 5 at Mitchell 13 Pit chers: Brett Crerar, Mitch Iredale, Shawn Morgan Hits: Jake Homuth, Crerar, A.J. Miller July 21 - Exeter Eric Campbell Ford 14 at St. Marys Pitchers: Crerar, Chad Hackett Hits: Homuth (4), Justin Cann (2), Crerar (3), Steve Osgood (2), Matt Johns, Iredale, Hackett The fencing project at the Exeter horse ring got a $2,000 boost last week from:, Molson Canada's Local Heroes program. Dalton Finkbeiner applied for and `#t' - received the funding which will cover one-third of the costs of materials. Finkbeiner wants the funds used to better serve the Exeter Rodeo, Exeter Saddle Club and the Exeter and Area Agricultural Society. More money is still needed to pay for the project and Jo -Anne Fields hopes user groups will donate fiends. In front from left are Don Richardson, Patty Masnica, Molson territory representa- tive Randy Mayne, jo-Anne Fields and Dalton Finkbeiner. In back from left are Jim Snow, Cam Stewardson and John Campbell. Masters fall to Carpet Place LONDON - The Exeter Masters soc- cer team fell to defeat on July 21 in London against Carpet Place, 4-2. Things got off to a good start for the Masters when striker Paul Vandewalle scored the game's first goal early. But team spokesperson Brad Lightfoot said Carpet Place turned the game around and scored the game's next -four goals. Vandewalle also scored the Masters' second goal. Despite the foss, Lightfbot said tile Masters played hard through die whole gales The low drops the Masters to 1-7-1. • The Masters nextplay=, against Marconi on Aug. 12. Purple Rockets July 21 - Playoff game #1 Purple 12 vs. Green 2 - Ppu�rrpple runs: Jake Hern, Staci Miller (2). Mike - VanGerwen (3), Steve Morgan (2), }Carly Bryson, Luke Kennedy, Jordan Skochinski, Molly Hunter Players of the game: VanCerwen, Morgan.. ;. f Great defence by Purple Rockets.. ne(Jiro July 14 - Usborne 11 vs. Crediton (II) 7 Singles: Erin Blok (2), Heather Blok (2), Jessica Brintnell (2), Alana Hodgert, Jessica Brock, Kelli McGregor (2), Crystal Kirk Double: H ert Home runs: Kristen Dawson (2), Taryn Dougall (2) Thanks to Kristen Dawson, Taryn Dou ll, Laura Godkln, Ashley McKnight, Nicole Pavkeje for their help during the holidays. July 20 - Usborne 15 vs. Crediton (I) 7 Sin: Evelyn Johns (2), Robin McKnight (2). E. Biok (), H. Blois (2), Jessica Brintnell (2), Hodgert (2), Brock (2), McGregor, Jordan Brintnell (2) Double: Pavkeje Homerun: Pavkeje Grand slam: Pavkeje Great playing by all players on the bases. July 16 - Osborne 14 vs. Hibbert 19 Singles: Pavkeje, Johns (2), R. McKnight (2), E. Biok, H. Biok (2), Jessica Brintnell (2). Emily Fister (2), Hodgert. Kirk ' Double: R. McKniF•' - Jul 13 - Usborne ' 17 Singles: H. Blok (3), Fist . , Kirk (3) Homeruns: Dawson (2), I' A. McKnight Squirt tains July 21 - Usborne 18 at Hibbert 14 Singles: Tanya Stuckless (1 RBI). Shea Sutherland, Erin Tordoff, Jessie Bickell, Kirsty Ortm nns, Ashley Roger (2 RBI) Doubles: Tordoff, Bickell, Mikayla Skinner (1 RBI) Triples: Robin lisiguriond (1 RBI), Skinner (2 RBI) Horne runs: Suthetillind, Bickell (2 RBI), Sarah Neeb Pitchers: Neeb, Hanluond, Sutherland, Ortmaous=(a no hit inning), le Record: 8 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie July 24 - Playoff game #2 Purple 20 vs Yellow 18 `�*u runs: Miller, VanGerwen (4), Tyler BrYson {4), Morgan (4), K. Bryson (2). Kennedy (2), •, Skochinski 22).- Skochinski (2), Brandon Coleman Players of the game: T. Bryson, K. Bryson.. Home runs: T. Bryson (2) Game winning double by: K. Bryson July 24 - Playoff game #3 Y Purple 22 vs. Blue 10 "' Purple runs: Grayson Homuth (2). Coleman (2), Hunter (2), Skochinski, Kennedy (2), K. Bryson (2), Morgan (3). T. BrysoHn (anerwen (2), Miller, ) Home runs: Hunter (grand slam), Morgan (2), VanGerwen Players of the game: Hunter, Kennedy July 22 Crediton 20 vs Nairn 2 Pitchers: Elisha Martens Hitters: Lindsay Parsons (4 for 4 - 2 home runs, 1 grand slam). Margaret Geurts, Robin Nicholson (4 for 4), Megan Pres .cator, Nickki Cyr, Cari Mason (3 for 4). Jessica Davies, Martene (2 for 4), Lindsay Barrett (1 for 4) Great catch by shortstop Jessica Davies July 20 - Crediton 24 vs St. Pauls 4 Pitchers: Marten, Geurts Hitters: Davies (4 for 5, 1 home run), Preszcator, Cyr, Nicholson (4 for 5), Carie Pertschy, Geurts, Parsons, Martene, Mason (3 for 5) Great catches-hy centre fielder Lindsay Parsons. Unearned runs spell disaster By Kate Monk TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF EXETER -- The Exeter Express senior men's hereon team would like to put last week behind them after losing all three games. On July 20, Exeter fell 15-5 to Strathroy even though the game was tied 3-3 until the sixth inning. Manager Doug Fairbairn said the team "just flat out stopped executing. Strathroy scored seven runs in the sixth (three unearned) and didn't look back. Rick Boon pitched five and two- thirds innings and gave up seven runs, six of them earned. He struck out seven and walked one, gave up five singles, two doubles and two home runs. Dan Masse came in to stop the bleeding but was the victim of three unearned runs in two and one-third innings. He struck out one, walked three and surrendered four singles. hi one inning of relief, Jim Petrie gave up three ruins One et them earned), struck out one and gave up five sin- gles. , Dave Russell led the team with three singles and a home run, Nate Burns had three singles, Petrie and -Scott Russell each had a double, Boon had two sin- gles and Dale Hopf had one single. On Friday, Exete.c lost a heart -breaker to Lakeside 4-3 when they left the bases Loaded to end the game Scott Russell gave up four runs (three of them unearned) in six innings, two walks and four sin- gles. "Scott pitched a really strong game for us," Fairbairn said. "For the most part we had a real good game. We had chances to score but just couldn't get a timely hit...," he added. Burns and Scott Russell each hit a single and a double. Fred Gregus, Boon and Marty Merner each hit singles while Kemp contributed a dou- ble. The second game alba pubb-Rer was a dist- "For the most part we had a real good • game.We had' chances to score but just couldn't get a timely hit." DOUG FAIRBAIRN EXETER EXPRESS MANAGER aster for the Express who lost 14-1. "This game was pretty much a disaster right from the start," Fairbai said. "We didn't hit the. ball -very well, our pitch- ing wasn't particularly strong in this game and unfortunately a trait which is becoming all too familiar -- we had anoth- er multi -error game." Kemp gave up four runs, all of them earned. He struck out one, walked two, gave uptwo singles, one double and one home run. Dave Hawke gave up four runs, three of them earned, in one inning of work. He also walked two, gave up two singles and one double. Dave Russell gave up six runs, two of them earned in one and two-thirds innings. He struck out two and walked one and sur- rendered five singles and one double. Singles by Gregus and Bill Shore accounted for all the offense. Shuffleb�ard *ma - key m Lova Lora* Archer Pearl McKnight Dave Woodward Russell brash 579 557 520 518 489 485 464 456 Exeter 3 vs. goals: Zach Neil (2), Mariann Goaltender: Nathan Hoban=. Team record: 5-04 Next game: July 27, 6:45 in Exeter Kipper Gun Club July 21 -Trap ap Ernie Marshall Tom Allen Dezuds Jami* Cawell Gord Robinson ' Tim Hoff George Han im Glen Mogk Steve Graham Bill Cameron Frank Zawalsky Alb, 18 The 13th annual John Anderson Memorial Shoot was held at the n Gun Club with 22 shooters. F wing are the results: 16 yd. 'A' class: Bill Wylie (100) '11' chase whom: Frank Kiobeck (95) and 25 in the sbootoff 'C' class wlonerellarokl Smith (93) Handicap winner limn 26 yd. Mow Big Wylie (89) Overall : Bill Wylie (189) Sponsor* Becker Leisure and Power, BDM Motor Products. Harvey Krotz Motors. 25 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 22 20 ►. i LLwn bowling Exeter - July 20 Lawrence Russell 2W30 Jason Batts* W227 Mrylle~toDaNs Carmo=t 2W22 2W24 Marion Dearing 2W18 Jobs C 1W19 Ross Levy 1W19 Barb 7tisuer 1W19 'n111 1W16 Alt 2W25 2W25 1WIT21 1W1T20 2W19 1W1T17 1W16 1W16 1W16 1W16 1W16 W17 Wiser Wools Roscori Jalutllattsa n..4wrMle ,ham. listlapn Rar Mink Iloyd Salt wwa.r.hi�.RsZtra • Jam Defter. Combo Slab � u 2W27 2W23 2W23 21 1W20 1W20 1W13 1W13 1 22' Exeter 0 at London Portuguese Club 1 Next game: July 29, 6:45, Exeter Community Park Golf roundup Exctcr (i()it ( ub ,rii it f: Scramble Sandra Rowe, Susan Dolphin, Helen Kadey 50/50 draw winner: Jeanne Phillips Cosnhig events: Match play semi-finals, 18 holes, to be completed on or before August 2. 1111111111•11111 July 21 - Low A fit. Lynne Farquhar 39 B fit. Jane Hefley 44 C fit. Rosemary Schaefer 51 D flt. Gayle Ready 55 Skins A fit. Ma'4:: a Steciuk (#13, #16), Judy rod (#18) B M. Jane He ' (#18) C flt. Patty B ' 4 Al (#10). Lorna Russell (#13), Rosemary Schaefer (#12), Barb Couhlin (017), Jean Rudderhsm (#18), Mary Burton (#`15) D at. Jane Finan (#11); Gayle Ready (#10, 12. 17 and 18), Glenda Wagner (#13-15) 50/50 draw: Barb Coughlin Low putts (all lits.): Marg Green (13) M1''ate y terse box (donated by Ironwood): Sharon Steduk BitriiSe. Judy Hodgins (018): Maggie Steciuk #13,16), Farquhar (inn Joan eywood (017). Sharon Steciuk (#17) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 1st ' 2nd 3rd 4th Bruce Shaw 45N4 5th Murray Morrison 47N44 Closest to pin: A&B fit. Clayton Hefley (#4), Ed Cosman (#9): C&D fit. Scott Ha'penny (#2), Larry Johns (#8) Skins: A&B flt. Clayton Hefley (#2), Jeff Loosely (#3), Daren Mason (#4), Scott Burton (#5); C&D fit. Ken McConnell (#4), Jim Stewart (#5), Larry Johns (09) July 20 Blue tees. front nine A flight Don Heywood Don Coughlin Barry Baynham Bill Far. B h t Clayton Hefley Jamie Cornish Bob Fletcher Ed Cosman C flight Jeremy Mason rry Johns Ron Blicke Morley Obre Scott H ' -nny D �; . Jim Hearn Ken McConnell Dean Barclay 39N37 40N38 40N38 39N38 39 42N39 39N40 43N40 41N40 38N40 41 44N42 43N42 40N41 41N42 44N43 July 24 First Andy eBoer 46 Hayden Gozzard 41 1lllll Schaefer 45 John Regier �Q 182 Second Lee Webber 48 Al Preece 47 Wayne Parkinson 41 Brian Munro VI 184 Third Bill Thompson 44 JoeR::i:r 51 Frankt n Barry 47