Times Advocate, 1999-08-11, Page 2422
Exeter Times -Advocate
Sports
Golf roundup
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Low putts as a team
Marlene Parsons, Shirley
Wright, Theresa McCann,
j.. Anne Dougan -
` 50/50 'draw winner: Deb
O'Hagan
Coming events: Aug. 11,
Wood,; Iron and Putter and
Janet's Night; Aug. 25 -
Playoffs; Match play finals -
18 holes,, to be completed on
or before Aug. 22
Guest Night on July 28 was
sponsored by Dave Passmora
Plumbing and Heating.
Aug. 7
first - Bud Preszcator 48
• • . `Don Heywood 39
Ron Chanyi 42
- Joe Regier 46
175
Second Jim Steen 45
Wayne Parkinson 44
Bill Steciuk • 52
Bob Dobson 4fi
187
Third Mike Barclay 44
John Regier 49
' : .-• Bill Schaefer 52
Jitxt Wall 19
Fourth Lee Webber . 52
Al Preece 39
Ron Grasdahl 46
Bob Baynham
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'Unseat to pili: Jim Steen (#4);
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A t
LG Arnold athers 39
LN Bob Reynolds 35
2nd LG Don Smith 39cb
2nd LN Jim Russell 36
B flight
LG Yvon Laurin 42
LN Gary Campbell 38
2nd LG Jim Lewis 45cb
2nd LN Brian Wedlake 39cb
C flight
LG • Terry Bourne 43cb
LN Billilfillan 35
2nd LG Craig Webber 44
2nd LN Jeff Roestenberg 37
Det
LG Blair Mott 45cb
,LN -Dave Keys.- 35
2nd LG Bob Jones
'2nd LN Bill Coleman' .1 37cb
•B flight
LG Gary Dunlop 46
LN Marty Overholt 36cb
2nd LG Casey Zeehuisen48cb
2nd LN Ivan Luther - 36
Closest to pin #3: JIM Lewis
Closest to pin #6: Derek
Campbell
Sponsor: Exeter Golf Club,
Kippen Gun Club
Next week: Exeter Chrysler,
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August 3 - Low net
A fit. Helen Webber 34
B fit. H. Wasnidge 34.
C fit. J. Phillips 34
D flt. Barb Cook 32
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Day, Bayview
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August 3
11 and under: Tim Bilcke
(45), Brett 6terar (50);
Graham Smith (50), `Spencer
Baenisch (50)
12 and 13: Joe Geurts (44),
Wes Johnson (45), Jeff
VanBergen (49), Adam Case
(54)
14 and 15: Matt Alce (39), A.
J. Ferguson (46), Dan
Ferguson (48), Justin Fields
(48)
16-18: Josh Fields (42), Andy
Freiter (43), ChrisRowcliffe
(55), Steve Willis (56)
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August 5
Low net
A fit. • D. Marks 36
J. Stephens 36
Bill A. Webb , .. 33
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Team scores
First (156) tie: A. McKinley,
B. Coleman, G. Slaglit, D.
Marks
First (156) tie: G. Robinson,
lI. Knight, R. Cann, A. Preece
Closest to pin: #3 B. Bell
August 3
Front nine, white tees
A flight
1st Scott Burton 37N34
2nd Jason Heywood 35N34
3rd Jeff Loosel 38N34.
4th Don Co ' ' ' 37N36
B iii 4't
1st Joe Wilson 38N37
2nd Ed Cosman 39N38
3rd Bob Fletcher 37N3$
4th Brion Penhale -41N39
C iI _1lt,
1st John Ur . • : 36
2nd Ken H = • y 38N37
3rd Morley Obre 39N37
4th Jeremy Mason 40N41
5th Mike Barclay 44N42
D..l�i t
1st Murray F.1 ps 43N37
2nd Lloyd Robison 39N40
3rd Jim Steen 43N41
4th Jim Stewart 43N41
5th Keith Cullion 42
Closest to in: A&B fit. Scott
Burton (#1); Clayton Hefley
(#9); :C&D . flt. John Urquhart
(#4), Jim Hearn (#7)
Skins: :A&B. fit. .Darren
Mason (#2, #7), Joe Wilson
(#4), Bob Pletcher (#6); C&D
flt. Ken Hardy (#2), Jeremy
Mason (#3, #6), John
Urquhart (#4), Dean Barclay
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August 4 Low gross
A fit. Carolyn Gilfllla n 42
B fit. Jane Hefley 42
C fit. Mary Burton 42-_
D fit. ` Gayel Realty 55
Closest second shot #8
A flt. E.R. Ritchie
B fit. Jane Hefley
C fit. Elsie Herman
D fit. Gayle Ready
Skins
A fit. Carolyn Gilfillan (#1,
#3), E.R. Ritchie (#4, #5),
Judy Hodgins (#7, #8)
B fit. Ruth Mercer -Ross
(#2), Jane Hefley(#5)
C fit. Mary Burton (#3, #6,
#9), Elsie Herman (#8),
Rosemary Schaefer (#1)
D flt. Jane Finan (#2),
Gayle Ready (#5, #6, #8, #9),
Glenda Wagner (#4)
Birdies
Judy Hodgins (#7), E.R.
Ritchie (#5), Barb Coughlin
"'t#7), Elsie Herman (#8).
MLow putts (all s.): Jean
Rudderham, Ruth Mercer-
Ross'(14)
Lawn bowling, 1-v1:
Exeter - August 2
Geraldine Smith 2W34
Marshall nearing
Bill Mickle
Peter McFalls
Stan Roth
Isobelle Rescorl
John DeWeerd
Har Brintnell
John Cooper
Les Hills
Gloria McFalls
August 5
Henry brachenberg
Marshall Dearing
Don Overholt
Lloyd Snell
Bill Mickle
Wilmer Adkins •
Latiraine Snell
Marg Deichert
Fran Mickle
John Batten
2W20
2W19
1W25
1W25
1W19
1W19
1W15
1W15
1W15
1W15
2W34
2W32
2W32
2W29
2W26
2W21
1W14
1W14
1W14
1W14
Tournaments •.
EXETER - Exeter hosted the
Dinney Funeral Home LT/MT
Tournament on July 31 with teams
attending from London, Sarnia,
Windsor, St. Marys, Stratford,
Kitchener, Goderich' and Exeter.
Results: First - Don Fanner,
London Elmwood, 2W35; Second -
Bob Machan, Sarnia, 2W28; Third -
Marj Leslie, St. Marys. 2W28;
Fourth - Doris Hamilton, Gus
Gregus, Henry Huybers, Exeter,
1W26.
SEAPORT'S - Marg Deichert and
Barb 'triebner of Exeter were high
gams winners.Whh a score of 44
inn a recent Ladies Pairs tournament
in Seaforth. `-"44.
SEAFO)ITH Peter and Gloria
McFalls of Exeter finished with 3
wins 43 and fourth place in the
Culligan Real Estate tournament.
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Centennials
settle for tie
EXETER -- The Exeter
Centennials men's soccer
team thought they had win
number six under their
belts but ended up manag-
ing only a tie versus
Chatham Qty at home on
Friday.
The 2-2 tie puts Exeter's
record at 5-2-3 (wins, loss-
es, ties), good for third
place in the WOSL First
Division.
Chatham took a one goal
lead at the four minute
mark of the first half after
capitalizing on Exeter's
poor defensive marking.
Exeter tied the game at
the 30 minute mark of the
first half on a goal by Luke
Sims from a cross by Chad
Gihfillan: -_ ,
Ten minutes later, Sims
buried the ball in
Chatham's net from a
penal y shot awarded after
Peter McAllister was taken
down in the penalty area.
The score remained 2-1
till six minutes left in the
game when Chatham head-
ed the ball into the
Centennials net while
Exeter was "caught sleep-
ing," Centennials coach
John Rasenberg said.
The Cents next travel to
London Marconi for a First
Division League Cup game
on Aug. 11 at 8:30 p.m.
Exeter's /text regular sea-
son gam is on Aug. 14 at
the Latinos. The
Centennials next home
game is Aug. 20, 8 p.m.,
versus the Athletics at.
Cothinunity Park
STRATHROY - A sum-
mer downpour wasn't the
only thing that made the
Exeter Fury men's soccer
team feeling all wet at
Strathroy on Saturday.
A short-handed- Exeter
squad was blanked 5-0.
The Fury kept the home
team outside the box for
the first -part of the game
with goalkeeper Jeff Sauve
seeing little action.
Exeter player :Brian
Harrigan was injured after
colliding with a Strathroy
player but returned to
action shortly after. •
Ryan Hern took over in
goal in the second half but
with only 10 players the
Fury were helpless to stop
the Strathroy attack.
Exeter's next game is at
home versus Morningstar';::
Aug.. l 5 at 7 p.m.
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spRTS DIVOTS
Girls -R -Us wants
ea � ryoung skaters
S ORT -- If you are a girl who
wants to try hockey on for size, Girls -R -Us Hockey
School wants you.
There are still a few positiorfs remaining for the •
hockey school that will be held at Seaforth Arena
Aug. 29 -Sept. 2. The school is for girls aged 6-10.
For more information, call Bryan Elliott at (519)
348-9934.
Huron -Perth AAA Lakers
entering its fourth season
The Huron-P,enh AAA Lakers organization is
celebrating its fourth season of offering elite hockey
prggrams for young players in 28 home centres.
This season major novice, major atom, minor
peewee, major peewee, minor bantam and ma41or
bantam will take to the ice starting Aug. 14 in
Seaforth. Minor atom and minor novice players are
eligible to attend try -outs for their respective major
level teams.
A minor atom skills camp featuring four ice
sessions, two skills and two power skating, will be
held Aug. 14 as well.
A joint Stratford/Huron-Perth midget team will also
be offered -and will be coached by Bob Zimmer.
Watch ads in the .Times -Advocate sports section for
ice dates and tunes:
For more information on Lakers programs, call Dick
Lord at (519) 234-6396, Barb Boyne at (519) 348-
9320 or Rob Jeffrey at (519) 524-4964.
Fifth '99 ace at Ironwood
EXETER -- Lloyd Robison made Ironwood Golf Club
five tunes lucky on Aug. 3. - - - -
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Exeter's Robison stroked a hole -in -one on the fourth
hble to mark the club's fifth ace of the season.
Robison used a 6 -iron to ace the 131 -yard hole. The
" feat was witnessed by Exeter's Guy Giddings.
011ivier notches .second:
at rovincial heptathalon
Granton's Ayden 011ivier continues to
shine once track. - •
011ivier, 16, finished second in the heptathalon at
the Ontario Track and Field Association (OTFA)
Juvenile/Senior Provincial Outdoors meet at Sarnia's
St. Pat's on Aug. 6-8.
The heptilon consists of 80 m hurdles, high jump,
shot put, 200 m, long jump, javelin and 800 m.
011ivier was -running fourth after three events till the
200 m whichshe placed first. She remained in second
atter the 200m till the end of the events.. She also
placed second in long jump.
011ivier also competed in the OTFA Bantam, Midget,
Junior competition on July 23-25, also. at Sarnia St.
Pat's. She placed third out of 36 in the junior (19 and
under) 200 m.
Bluewater Hawks tryouts
THEDFORD --- South Huron area girls who think
they have what it takes to play competitive hockey--
are
ockey-
are welcome to show their stuff at the Bluewater
Hawks tryouts at the Thedford Arena on. Aug. 21.
Atoms -peewees are on the ice from noon -1:30 p.m.,
bar tams from 1:30 p.m. -2:30 p.m. and the midgets
from 2:30 p.m. -4 p.m. _
Those who didn't play for Bluewater last year must
bring permission to skate forms.
For more information, call Sue Stewart at 263-
.2444 or Dalt:at (519) 876-5026.
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August 21
August 28
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*Please bring O.H.F. Permission
to Skate form with you.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE GALL.:
Don Larder - Peter Rieman Dan Connor
524-9391 524-1252 524-77%
Bernie Twolan George,Mahou11ch
lit 395-5521 245-0551 .
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August 5 - North Middlesex 7 at ;24, -
Exeter
: ;Exeter 2
Goals: Crelene Duck, Megan.:'''
Darling
Goaltender: Ashley Rasenberg '
Excellent play by: Rasenberg, Kelly
Stephens, Kim Toonk
Kristin Hefley did an excellent job
of nagging the lines.
Next game: Aus.12
8:15 in Strathroy,
July 27 - Exeter 6 vs. opponent 0
Goals: Jared Easton (2), John
Runen.• Zach Neil, Henk Veldman,
Phlthaksinh Phouttharath
Goaltender: Nicolino Menace
July 31 - Exeter 4 vs. op,ponent 0
Goals: Veldman (2), Justin Muller,
Neil
Goaltender: Mellace
Next games: Aug. 10, 6:30 in
Exeter; Aug. 17. 6:30 in Exeter
Record: 7-0-2
Shuffleboard
Exeter •
Aum 4 - 3 wins
Marge McCurdy. Gil Northey.
Ann Northey
2 wins
Delmer Skinner, Ina Williams
August 5 - 4 wins •
Marge McCurdy, Gil Northey
3 wine
Bill Sullivan, Delmer Skinner
No shuffleboard: August 11,'
August 18
Hensall
August 3
Pearl McKnight
Ina Williams
Tom Williams
Carol Hillier ,
Gert Eagleson
Doris Hamilton
George Racy •
Theo Vandenbooin
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510
487.
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469
450
435
425
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HELP WANTED
Exeter Minor*. e
Hockey Assotiation
Requires fpr the
99/2000 hockey
season a
DOOR PERSON
Applicant must be:
• Reliable.
• Hardworking
• Responsible
Please apply in writing' to:
E.M.H.A.
Box 412, Exeter Ont.
NOM 1S6
For more information
O,E,4call: Dave Partridge
at 235-0700
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All new registrants need to bring a
copy of their Birth Certificates.
For more Information", call
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for the 1999,2000 Hockey Season.
Anyone Interested plow contact