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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-08-24, Page 15Bombers rolling in squirt The Exeter Bombers keep bombing along in thesquirt soccer season. Exeter met Arva on a cool windy evening with just enough players to play. The Bombers worked very hard to get a goal in the first half but were unable to succeed. ' Exeter had many tries on goal but due to the windy con- ditions and lots of little legs the ball couldn't seem to find its way through the goal posts. The second half saw Exeter use all the power they had to keep the ball in the Arva end. This was a good all team ef- fort with no one player being the shining light. After tremendous effort and a few set up shots Steven Farquhar came through from ',centre field to accept a pass Bennd DECORATED BIKES -- Making the long trip in Sotur- long kicki theker ball all day's Crediton Summerfest parade with their bicycles entered the goal high over the Cottel and Jean' Klemke. T -A photo. Arva goalie's head to give Ex- eter a goal. The rest of the game was heavy with pressure on Arva but another goal ould not be scored. This was one of the most exciting games of the season. Final scorewasBombers 1, Arva 0. Keeping up their good hart work the Bombers met Nairn and were able to produce another winning game. Nairn were able to come out from a huddle to score their first goal. Not to be out done, the Bombers picked up speed and a good run from centre down the side by Ryan Stuart and a good kick land - were Arlene PARADING BIKES -- Tim Morrissey and Jay McPher- son were in Saturday's Crediton Summerfest parade, Saturday with their decorated bicycles. T -A photo. BARBECUE CORN Mork McCullough and Bill Ban- nister were two of the hyndreds of volunteers helping in making Thursday's Middlesex Cattlemen's Associa- tion beef barbecue a real success. T -A photo Rabbit Sale Habho LS Our Inventory Must Go 1983 Rabbit LS 2 door gas 4 speed Now$8 250 Complete with frost blue metallic point, wiper- washer, radio prep kit rear 1983 Wolfsburg Rabbit NoW$9,Z50 4 door diesel 5 speed, complete with power steering, wide tires and wheels, rear ,wiper washer, am fm radio, frost blue metallic point Plus, check out our wide selection of used Rabbits - gas and diesel, 2 and 4 doors, standard and automatic transmissions, starting as, low as '3,000. Auto -Ruud Main Slront South, Exeter 235 1100 Toll Free 1 800-263.7034 Ladies enjoy smorgasbord Members of the ladies club at Exeter golf and country club enjoyed a game of monkey golf Tuesday and a smorgasbord lunch catered by Hazel Westcott. • Helen Burton recorded the lowest score with Dorothy Kipfer and Ilazel Beaver finishing as runners up. The best scores on various holes where shot by Helen Wasnidge, Helen Brown and Lois Snell while the hidden hole five winner was Pearl Rundle. The least number of putts were required by Janie McDowell and Mary Buchanan while Note Smith was the most honest golfer and hidden scores were won by Ilene Rannie, Gladys Miller and Marg Lovell. Door pri. es went to Mary Buchanan and Gladys Miller. A week earlier in regular ladies play, the lowest scores were fired by Helen Burton and Hazel Beaver with low putt prizes to Betty Coates and Grace Farquhar and hid- den scores to Olga Chipchase and Mary Buchanan. FASTBALL STANDINGS LADIES' FASTBALL Blanshard 13 L T l'ts 2 25 :xeter Greys 12 4 24 Mitchell 9 4 1 19 Usborne Royals 9 •6 18 St. Marys Blue Jays 7 4 15 Fullarton 6 6 12 Dublin 3 9 6 Cromarty 2 11 4 Wellburn 0 13 0 MINOR SOFTBALL W L T Pls Juvenile Boys Ailsa Craig 12 3 24 Lieury Red Sox 11 5 22 Lieury 8 8 16 ('orbett 5 II 10 Brinsley 2 1:3 4 Juvenile (Girls Exeter 10 2 20 Corbett 6 6 12 Lieury 5 7 10 Crediton 5 7 10 Ailsa Craig • 4 8 8 Bantam Boys Ailsa Craig 14 1 28 Lieury 9 6 18 Thedford 6 9 12 W Williams 1 14 2 Bantam (Girls MI. Carmel 10 2 20 Kettle Point 7 5 14 Thedford 7 5 14 Lieury 6 6 12 Lucan 6 6 12 W. Williams 1 11 2 Pee Wee Kettle Point 14 0 28 Thedford 12 2 24 Parkhill 10 4 20 Shipka 6 8 12 Brinsley 4 9 I 9 Lieury 4 9 1 9 Ailsa Crr ig 3 11 6 Grand Bend 3 11 6 Squirt Thedford 10 0 20 Lieury 8 2 16 Brinsley 7 3 14 Parkhill 6 4 12 Shipka :3 6 6 W. Williams 3 6 6 Grand Bend 3 7 6 Ailsa Craig 0 10 0 soccer ed the hall on the goal line and seizing this opportunity Steven Farquhar ran in and kicked the ball through the posts. A valiant effort by both players only to have this goal disqualified by an off -side. Disappointed but not un- daunted the Bombers tried again. On a pass from Ryan Stuart, Steven Farquhar got the ball and with gtod foot work was able to pass the Nairn players and score a ty- ing goal. Goalie Simon Dinney show- ed determination when he saved a high air ball which hit him square in the face. For a couple of minutes he stood stunned but afterwards felt well enough to stay in the game. In the second hall Exeter was able to keep the bal! in the Nairn end. the Bombers kept pressure on Nairn with all the players giving everything they had. A full team effort again allowed Steven Far- quhar to get the ball ani kick it into goal for a game score of Exeter -2, Nairn 1. SUMMERFEST HORSE SHOW — David and Bevan Kinsman and John Relouw were some of the winners in Saturday's horse show held in conjunction with Summerfest in Crediton. T -A photo. Times -Advocate, August 24, 1983 Page 15 Show among pros coming next week More than 50 NHL and pro- McDonald. spective professional hockey Los Angeles Kings: Brian players will be at the Huron / MacLellan. Hockey School at the Stephen New York Islanders: township arena next week. Roland Melanson, Scot( They will be arriving Sun- MacLellan. Scott Howson. day afternoon and leaving New York Rangers: Dave Friday, September 2. Gagne,. Philadelphia Flyers: Alan Borbeau, David Brown, Ross Fitzpatrick, Daryl Stanley, Brian Tutt. Quebec Nordiques: Mike Hough, Daniel Poudrier, David Shaw. Paul Gillis, Yves Heroux. Toronto M:+ • ale Leafs: Jeff. Jackson, Jim Korn, Walt Podubny, Craig Muni, Ken Strong, Richard Turmel. Basil McRae. Vancouver Canucks: Tony Tanti. Washington Capitals: Pat Riggin. Winnipeg Jets: Jim Kyte, Craig Channell, Bobby Dollas. Others : Michael Bishop - London Knights, Stephen Clements, Dave Gagner, John Giftopoulos, Peter Jennings. Michael Matthews, Mark Petrucelli, George Smith. Steve Ilkos. Paul Billings. The pros will be par- ticipating in scrimmage ses- sions on the evenings of August 30 and 31 and September 1 from 7 to 8 p.rn. Specators will be more than welcome to drop in to the Stephen arena at Huron Park to see the pros in action. A list of the players and their teams follows: Buffalo Sabres: Dave An- drechuk, John Tucker. Calgary Plaines: Todd Hooey, Collin Peterson, Neil Sheehy, Alan Maclnnis, -Mario Simioni, Keith Hanson. Chicago Black Hawks: Dan Frawley, Troy Murray, Florent Robidoux, Mark Hat- cher, Grant Mulvey. Al Secord. Edmonton Oilers: Steve Smith, Dwayne Boettger, Jeff Beukeboom. 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