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Peewee girls winORSA'C'title
ILDERTON — The
Lieury PeeWee girls fast -
ball team proved to be the
best in the province after
sweeping Ilderton in two
straight games for the
Ontario Rural Softball
Association 'C' title last
week.
Lieury won game one
22-12 on home turf Aug.
18 and won the second
game 14-4 in Ilderton
Aug. 19.
Lieury crushed- ` last
year's ORSA champs
Oxford Centre 20-1 and
33-4 in the first round.
.Lieury had a bye
through the second round
before meeting up with a
strong Otterville team in
the semi-finals. Lieury
won game one 14-3 in
Otterville and then lost
game two 14-10:
Lieury recovered with a
4-1 wig at home, a great
display of defence for the local fans.
The team is made up of
10 Lieury area girls plus
four Parkhill players.
Lieury coach Donna
Dixon and assistant Sue
Rollings called Parkhill
coach Wayne Windsor to
get the four extra players
needed to round out the
team.
Dixon and Rollings
couldn't say enough about
tile strength of their team.
"We have coached the
Lieury girls from T -ball
age and have enjoyed
every minute of it," the
coaches almost said in.
FERGUS — The
Bluewater Tug of War
club continued their win-
ning ways with a stellar
performance at the
Canadian Championships
during the Fergus
Highland Games last
week.
The Bluewater men fin -
fished first in the 640 kg,
680 kg and 720 kg weight
divisions but couldn't pull
out the same result in the
catchweight (unlimited)
weight class.
The men opened the
catchweight competition
with wins over Quebec,
Peel Police and Metro
Express exit playoffs
EXETER — Exeter
Express men's hardball
manager Doug
Fairbairn has gotten
used to making lemon-
ade when presented
with lemons on the field
this year. -
The final league game
of the season last week
in Exeter shouldn't have
been the same.
The Express played
well. But they still
l
s
wound up at the wrong
en
df
o a 5-
4
game at
home versus Lakeside.
The loss knocked Exeter
out of league playoffs.
Fred Gregus led the
Exeter attack with two
singles and a double.
Scott Russell and' Vic
Oliveira both had two
singles each while Nate
Burns, Rick Boon, Marty
Merner, Jim Petrie and
Bill Shore all had sin-
gles.
Exeter was sound
defensively, giving up
only one error given to
Merner.
Mark Glavin came
back after a three week
layoff and pitched four
strong innings. He gave
up two earned runs on
four singles while walk-
ing one.
Nick Regier gave up
one earned run in three
innings in relief. He
struckout one, walked
one and gave up four
singles. .
Scott Kemp pitched his
first inning in last a
month. He game up two
runs on
earned single
le
and a triple.
"Losing is never a
good thing but the fact
that Giav and Kemper
both threw pain free is a
positive note heading
into the OBA tourney,"
Fairbairn said.
The Express hit the
ball well with 12 hits,
but they couldn't get the
timely variety of hits
Lakeside seemed to cor-
ner the market on. .
Fairbairn said his
squad played better
than they have most of
the year.
The OBA tourney is set
for Labaurr'Day week-
end at Glanbrook near
Hamilton.
Toronto Police.
Bluewater won their
first end of the next match
over Ellice Township but
were blown out with
three cautions in the sec-
ond end just as they were
on the verge of winning.
The controversial decision
angered the Bluewater
squad who fought back to
beat Nissouri Township.
On top of the scoreboard
with only two team's
remaining, Southeasthope
and Detroit Police (who =
Peel Police had earlier"
beaten), Bluewater ran
_out of steam and lost to
the two remaining teams.
Detroit Police wound up
first with 15 .points,
.Southeasthope Second at
unison. `The Lieury and
Parkhill girls get along so
well together and it
showed in the amount of
team spirit generated.
Our bats really worked
well and the pitching of
Carrie Dixon and Laura
Michielsen shut down any
offence."
The Lieury-Parkhill girls
will travel to the ORSA
awards banquet at Grand
Valley Country Club in
Cambridge on Oct. 3 to
accept their hardware.
14 points and Bluewater
third with 13 points.
The Bluewater women
showed their best form in
their two years together
on their way to an
unbeaten performance
versus neer foes like
Quebec and old rivals like
Embro and Brantford.
The women competed in
the Milwaukee Irishfest
on Aug. 21-22 with
results to be published in
next week's Times-
Advocate.
Bluewater next does
battle at tie- Tavistock
Fair on Sept. 17 and then
pulls close to its
Dashwood home base at
the International Plowing
Match on Sept. 25.
ZURICH MINOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
'1
for the 1999-2000 season
Wed. Sept. 1- 74 p.m.
AT THE ARENA
• Pre Tyke to Juvenile
All registrations .after
this date will be charged
a late fee
• Anyone wanting to
register
after this date
must call Pat Bedard
236-4720
Ontario champs. The Lieury PeeWee girls fastball team
won the ORSA 'C' championship after beating Ilderton in the
final round last week. Front left: Kayla Lagerwerf, Martha
Rempel, Jenny Mitchell, Carrie Dixon, assistant coach Sue
Rollings, Jenny Twynstra, Cara Windsor, coach Donna
Dixon; back left: Jennifer Mawson, Megan Owen, Josie
Thomson, Michelle Trevithick, manager Wayne Windsor,
Jenna Eagleson, Laura Michielsen, Laura Rollings and Kelly
Twynstra. Scorekeeper Kathy Mitchell is behind the camera.
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Exeter and Area Minor Hockey Association
1999 Practice Schedule for Hensall Arena
Monday, *MI
Tuesday. Sept 7
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Wednesday, Sept. 15
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8-9 a.m.
9-10 a.m.
10-11 a.m.
11-12 noon
12-1 p.m..
1-2 p.m.
6-7 p.m. •
9-10 a.m.
10-11 a.m.
11-12 noon
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9-10 p.m.
7-8 p.m.
8-9 p.m. Bantam!!
9-10 p.m. Midget I
8-9 a.m. Atom 1
9-10 a.m. Senior Tyke
10-11 a.m. Atom II
11-12 noon Novice Girls
12-1 p.m. Junior Girls
1-2 p.m-' . ~. Tyke
6.7 p.m. ' l : Inter. Girls
9-10 a.m.
Midget 11
10-11 a.m:, Novice II
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11-12 noon 74'` Novice!
rday. Sept. 18
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Novice
Pee Wee
Midget —
Senior Tykes
Int. Girls
Atom
Pee Wee
Bantam
Midget
Novice Girls
Junior Girls
Inter. Girls
Atom
Bantam
Pee Wee
Novice
Midget
Tyke
Juvenile
Bantam
Senior Tyke
Novice
Novice 1
Pee Wee I
Midget I
Novice II
Atom j-
Atom
. Inter. Girls
Pee Wee II
Bantam I
Midget 11
Pee Wee I
12-1 Juvenile
7-8 p.m.Novice I
8-9 p.m. ---e; Pee Wee 11
9-10 p.m. Midget I
7-8 p.m. '$ Novice 11
8-9 p.m. 41 Atom
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8-9 p.m.Midget 0
7-8 p.m. _ , _� : t -Novice Girls
8-9 RM. # Y� ;: ` =Junior Girls
9.10 p.m. `� r.: Inter. Girls
Friday, Sept. 24 7-8 p.m. Bantam
Saturday. Sept. 2
r '`` 8-9 a.m. Atom I
u ���3.:
9-10 a.m. Novice Girls
10-11 a.m. Atom II
11-12 noon Midget 1
12-1 p.m. :; Junior Girls
1-2 p.m. �: ... Tyke
2.3 p.m: Senior Tyke
9.1
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a Pee Wee I
10-11 a.m. Bantam II
11-12 noon Midget 11
7-8 p.m Novice III
8-9 p.m. Pee Wee II
9-10 pm. Juveniles
Tuesday. Sept 28 7-8 p.m. Novice 11
8-9 p.m. Junior Girls
Wednesday. Sept. 29 7-8 p.m.Atom 1
8-9 p.m. Junior Girls
Thursday. Sept 30 7-8 p.O. _ Novice Girls
8-9 pin. 'Bantam
9.10 p.m. Midget I
Friday. Oct. 3, 7-8 p.m. Bantam 11
3abirday, Oct. 9 8:50-9:30 a.m. Pre -Tyke in
EXETER
All players are invited to come out to practice and get. in
shape. All players Must be registered with E.M.H.A. before
stepping on the ice.
For more information call E.M.H.A. President, Dave Partridge a
235-0700 or Ice Convener Jo -Anne Fields at 262-2131. •
Registration forms are available at the South Huron Recreation
Centre and from any E.M.H.A. executive member.
blandly. Sept. 27