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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-07-27, Page 9Plan tournament Royals beat t/derton, lose to Bryanston The Exeter Royals gained an even split in two Southwestern Fastball Association games this week to run their season record to 11 victories and nine losses. Tuesday night, the Royals blasted llderton 11-1 and Thursday they were on the short end of an 8-1 count to Bryanston. Carole's win at ladies golf Carole tioig carded the lowest score and Carole Taylor required the least number of putts as the Iron- wood ladies golf club hosted members from Seaforth and the Exeter Golf and Country club recently. Other prizes were won by Note Smith, Audrey Joynt, Olga Chipchase, Irene Davis, Dorothy Williams and Eileen Rannie. A pot luck dinner and cards rounded out the suc- cessful evening. The Exeter club was in • Poplar Hill last night Tuesday and tomorrow night, Thurs- day play host to Ilderton at Exeter Community park at 9 p.m. On August 5, 6 and 7 the Royals are staging their se- cond annual intermediate fastball tournament with teams from Goderich, Lon- don, Stratford, Lucknow, Walton, St. Marys, Lucan, Sylvan, Nairn and Lieury participating. The tournament opens Fri- day, August 5 of 7:30 p.m. with last year's champion Lucan Irish playing Goderich Bedford Hotel and St. Marys Stonetown Flyers taking on the Goderich Signal Star. At 9 p.m. it will be Lieury against Walton and French Cleaners tangling with the Lucan Astros. Tuesday night the Royals beat Ilderton 11-1 in a five in- ning game. Ilderton opened the scoring in the second inn- ing on two hits. The Royals evened the count in the third as John Gilespie reached on an error and scored on Dan Heywood's fly ball. They went up 3-1 in the fourth as Paul McKNight singled, Al Lovell reached on an error and John Gilespie ripped a single to drive them in. They added eight runs in the bottom of the fifth to finish the game. Dan Heywood and Mike Desjardine singled, Barry Baynham doubled, Paul McKnight and Brian Hodgins singled. Heywood walked and Mike Desjardine singled for his second hit -of the inning. Brad Marsden threw a strong game for the Royals allowing two hits while strik- ing out four batters. Murray Morrison took the loss for Ilderton. In their worst game of the year the Royals dropped an 8-1 game Thursday to Bryanston. Bryanston scored single runs in the first and third, three in the fourth and three in the sixth to take an easy win. The Royals scored their on- ly run in the sixth as Barry Baynham singled and scored on Jeff Lindenfield's single. Dennis Carty picked up the win for Bryanston allowing ten hits while striking out eight batters. Brad Marsden took the loss going 343 innings allowing five runs on eight hits while striking out three batters. Brian Hodgins finished up allowing three runs on three hits while striking out three batters. "A" RUNNERSUP — The Exeter III atoms were runnersup to the "A" champion- ship in Saturdays Heritage Days soccer tournament. Back, left coaches Brian Muller and Kevin Pfaff. Centre, Sisavay Sengkhounmany, Fred Steciuk, Richard Phillips, Shawn McFolls, Sivichay Sengkhounmany, and Steve Rankin. Front, Allan McFalls, Dwayne Finkbeiner, Shane Pfaff, Dean Pfaff, John Paul Maurer and Becci Farquhar. T -A photo ELMIRA WINS TOURNEY — The "A" championship of Saturday's Heritage Days atom soccer tournament was won by Elmira. Above, Pete McFalls and Simon Van Dam of the sponsoring Exeter group present the trophy to Elmira captains Keith Mid- dleton, Steve Parson and Jon Cannon. T -A photo. A BETWEEN GAMES BREATHER — Jan Joyce, Iris Marshall and Lynne Farquhar of the St. Clements Suns get o few minutes of relaxation between Saturday's ladies fastball doubleheader against Agincourt played as part of Heritage Days in Exeter. Each team won one game. r -A photo. Under New Ownership lop vs -u, • f.• 1\ New Improved prompt efficient service Wholesale automotive lubricants and accessories also confectioneries On the same premises CAR WASH AND LAUNDROMAT Brenda Jaques Ron Jaques Managers HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. Charlie's Gas Bar 124 Main St., 293-3411 AIIsa Craig QUEBEC EXCHANGE VISITORS — Six students from Quebec are in Exeter this week on the second half of an exchange with students from South Huron District High School. They enjoyed a barbecue Wednesday at the Churchill Drive home of Bruce and Barbara Hasselbock .. Back, left, chaperones Agnes Aunger, Damien Solomon and Barbara Hasselback. Centre, Exeter students Pauline Regier, Andrea Pearce, Sarah Patterson, Michele Aunger, Andy Kaufman and Drew Hasselbock. Front, Quebec students Sophie Brisson, Anny Lebel, Sophie Bouchard, Chaire Per- son, Alain Chorest and Denis Faucher. T -A photo. Exchange. with Quebec Six Exeter and area students have spent the last 10 days hosting six Quebec students at their homes here in Fluron.County. They are part of an exchange program taking place this summer bet- ween Huron county elemen- tary and secondary students and their counterparts in Quebec. In all 30 students from Huron were chosen to spend 10 days ( June 30 -July 11) in Quebec and then host their partners from July 15 -July 26 in an exchange program which is promoted and organized by SEVEC which stands for Society for Educa- tional Visits and Exchanges in Canada. Local information and applications were provid- ed by French Co-ordinator. Damian Solomon. SEVEC is funded by the Federal and Ontario govern-_ ments as well as by private donations and participants' fees. Each student who par- ticipated paid a fee of $85 to cover the cost of their transportation either by air or rail and other materials pro- vided such as a t -shirt and visor. The six students from the Dave Holtzmann tops with a 37 Dave Holtzmann fired a 37 to win low gross honours in the A flight in Tuesday's men's night at Ironwood golf club with special prizes awarded. Paul Van Gerwen won low net at 33. In B flight, Al Taylor's 42 was low•gross and Brad Mur- ray had the low net score of 32 while Brad Daters took low gross of 37 and Brian Brooks had tow net of 30 in flight C. Ted Van Roestel recorded a 47 as low gross and Gus Gregus at 30 was low net in D flight. Brad Daters won the longest drive prize and Wayne Parsons was closes) to the pin. Exeter area who participated were Andrea Pearce, Sarah Patterson, Michele Aunger, Drew Hasselback, Pauline Regier and Brian Watson. Sarah, Pauline and Drew stayed in the Chicoutimi, 'I'adoussac arca while Andrea was in Kingsey Falls and Brian in Sorel. The exchange has been suc- cessful and enjoyable for both sets of students and their families as they participated in different activities and got to know what it's like to live in a French or English milieu. In talking to the students at a barbecue last week at the home of Bruce and Barb llasselback. they indicated they had been enjoying their experience and were learning new expressions. They also indicated that they got along better with their French than they expected. Some of them visited Quebec City and took a boat trip on the Saguenay River as well as getting to know the area around where they were staying. . The Quebec students who have suffered from the recent humidity like the rest of us, were enjoying their Stay and their excursions to Niagara Falls. CN tower, Science Cen- tre, Canada's Wonderland. London, Stratford. In addition they have enjoyed swimming, overnight tenting and movies played on the video. Grand Bend according to all was a big hit with the Quebecois students. For all the students the im- portant part of the exchange was gradually getting to know and understand someone from a different ulture and language background and to improve their English or French vocabulary in a plea- sant atmosphere as they did the ordinary thing, such as .playing games, going uptown, swimming etc.,' that normal teenagers do whether. they are Francophone or Anglophone. We'll Do the Job Right... Ready -Mix Concrete FREE ESTIMATES Residential. commerical and form founda- tions floors. slabs, sidewalks, driveways. manure tanks etr form rentals. equipment rentals. 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