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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-08-15, Page 9Off to Sportsfest Times -Advocate, August 15, 1984 Poge 9 Squirt steam continues to impr,v. making mistakes and pulled out a 4-2 win. Scoring for Ex- eter II Jeff Hannah, Chris In squirt soccer action this Exeter III came up flat in week Exeter 1 played a home their game against Lucan 1 game against Denfield. The not displaying the type of see_ Exeter squad continued their cer they are capable of play - improved play of the last cou- ing. They still managed to • ple of weeks. keep the game close with A strong midfield perfor- 8 Lucan 1 squeezing out a 2-1 mance put the pressue on win. Denfield early and the Exeter In atom division no games were played this week because of the long weekend. In mosquito action the only game played was a make up game between two of the top teams in the division with Ex- eter 1 and Exeter 11 facing each other. Both teams are currently in the battle for first place and the calibre of play sure show- ed that. Both Exeter teams displayed excellent soccer skills creating ample oppor- tunities but the goaltending in this game was also excellent. team never eased up on their way to a 5-1 win. Scoring for 4 Exeter I were Marty DeBruyn, Darryl Hartman with two each and Julia Brand. Exeter 11 travelled to Grand Bend and after a game that saw both teams attack and defend superbly Exeter came away a 2-1 winner. Scoring for Exeter II Jamie Van Dam and Benji Parker. Exeter II is now tied for the lead in the squirt division with Lucan II. The Exeter I team was just a little better on the passes and a little more careful finishing their chances. Ex- eter 1 won the game 3-1. Goal scorer: for Exeter I were Steve Dubarry, two and Shane Pfaff, one and for Ex- eter III the goal scorer was Jamie Bedard. There was only one game in pee wee action with Exeter 11 travelling to Nairn. Things did not look too good for the Exeter. squad at game time with only seven players reporting. However during the course of the first half three more players showed up. It still left the Exeter team one man short but they proved that they are in first place for a good reason. With aggressive play they forced the Nairn squad in DONATE TO PLAYGROUND - The Exeter Optimist Club has made a $400 donation to the summer playground program. At the back are Optimists Tom Bowen and Peter Hrudka, playground supervisor Liz Scott and rec director Lynne Farquhar. In front are Perry Weido and Lisa Bean. T -A photo Strathroy could be next Express win first. in OBA over Colts The Exeter Express have taken a one game lead in the first round of Ontario Baseball Association playoffs. Sunday on their home dia- mond, the Express scored a 5-1 victory over the Clinton Colts. The second game of the best -of -three series was played in Clinton last night, Tuesday. If a third game is necessary it goes tonight, Wednesday. also in Clinton. The winner of the Exeter - Clinton series advances to the OBA second round this PAUL HOHNER Proprietor 488 Main St. S. EXETER 235-1181 Res. 235-0302 i weekend. Strathroy will like- ly be the opposition. In Great Lakes playoff ac- tion, the Express dropped a 5-4 decision to Kincardine, Friday. The two -of -three series will continue after OBA play is completed. Express hurler Jeff Fuller was at his best Sunday as he limited the Clinton Colts to four very well scattered hits. The only Clinton run came in the top of the ninth inning on a two out home run by Burns. The first Express run came in the third inning when Dave Bogart reached base on an er- ror and scored on Dave Hunt's single and a passed ball. Dave Parsons opened the Exeter sixth with a walk and raced home ahead of Dave Hunt as the shortstop slamm- ed a home run. A single by Parsons sent Brian Mercer and Dave Bogart home in the seventh with the final two Exeter scores. Other Express hits in non - scoring innings were singles by Brian Mercer, Dave Atthill and Jeff Fuller. Early deficit After allowing all five Kin - Pee wees out of OBA playoffs The Exeter Legion 167 Pee Wees were eliminated from O.B.A. playdowns Thursday night in St. Pauls. A strong St. Marys club came up with a big nine run second inning to win 23-11. Mark Russell walked to open the game and con- secutive singles by Scot 1983 rROFESSIONAL MEMBER MATHERS MOTORS 136 MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 1S0 CHRYSLER C.F. (Cal) Wein PLYMOUTH BUS. PHONE 235-1525 RES. Phone 235-2635 DODGE DODGE TRUCKS Hockey Registration South Huron Rec Centre August 18 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Cost $75.00 First time players $45.00. Hockey starts the first week in September. Please bring OHIP and Social Insurance Numbers. Boys and girls of all ages welcome. Mussell, Doug Clark, Jett Chipchase and Frank Wood - ward's double gave the Ex- eter club a 5-0 lead in the first frame but the host club roared back to win in convin- cing fashion. Haden Tinney started on the mound for the locals and Scot Russell coming in the third inning. Doug Clark led Exeter in the hitting depart- ment with a double and two A.' singles while chipping in with two hits apiece were Wood- ward. Chipchase and Tinney. Mark Russell, Scot Russell, Mark Burton, Dave Dalrym- ple and Peter Lerikos all had one base hit during the long contest. Big ball day at McGillivray The second annual McGillivray minor softball day takes place on Sunday, August 19 at the Lieury ball park. All 18 teams, ranging from 1 -ball to senior fastball, will play during the day against teams from Lucan, Parkhill and Crediton. Games start at 9 a.m. with the final game scheduled for 8 p.m. The final features the Lieury-West Corners all stars against the Strathroy Jets of the Memorial Fastball League. included in the Jet's lineup will be ex-Lieury pit- cher Derwyn Hodgins who is currently leading the Memorial League in strikeouts. At 1:45 p.m., MPP Jack Riddell will be on hand to of- ficiate in a Bicentennial presentation and tree plan- ting ceremony. TheMwdm400. 1 Becauseyour frst b&e should be a great bice. Similar Savings on all motorcycles in stock 84 -XS -400L Reg. $242900 Special $2095°0 plus tax with this ad, no trades if you've never owned a bike before our Maxim .100 should he your first choice. It's extremely reliable and very easy to handle. It's a tike you can grow into. It's a Maxim. From Yamaha. YAMAHA Thr •Asn It S 1*Ikl lr Port Franks Cycle & Marine Port Franks 243-2703 Open 7 days a week cardine runs in the first inn- ing, the Express battled back with three runs in the sixth and one in the seventh, but, fell one run shy of getting even. Perry Stover was the star- ting Express pitcher. He was ineffective because of a sore back and Dave Hunt came on in relief after five runs and seven hits. Hunt quickly recorded the third out in the first frame and held the opposition scoreless on only four hits over the next seven innings. The first three Exeter markers in the sixth came on Perry Stover's single, Doug Fairbairn's walk, Dave At- thill's fielder's choice and Dave Hunt's double which ac- counted for three runs batted in. In the Express seventh, Brian Mercer singled, stole second and completed the bases cycle on a single from the bat of Perry Stover. Doug Fairbairn and Dave Atthill followed with singles to load the bases, but, they were left stranded. Cowgirls beat Lucan The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team began their second last week of regular league play with a very decisive win over Lucan. The Crediton squad mercied Lucan by a score of 22-7. The Cowgirls play their next game Friday night in Strathroy at 7:30 p.m. and travel to ilderton to play Den- field next Thursday night, August 23 at 8:30 p.m. to finish their regular play. In their game Monday night, the Cowgirls took the lead in the first inning by bat- ting in nine runs while Lucan had three runs. From then on it was uphill for the ladies who were able to complete the game in five innings. Leading Crediton at the plate was Debbie Lord with a home run and four successful hits. Brenda Curry, Teresa Van Raay and Karen Williams had four hits apiece. Both Teresa and Karen helped the cause with one home run apiece. Tammy Regier had three successful turns at bat and Kelly Heywood had two hits. Wilma Lagerwerf pounded out a home run in the first inning and adding single hits were Marilyn Smithers and Fay Schenk. The winning pitcher for Crediton was Kelly Heywood who helped bring the Cowgirls standings to 14 wins and five losses. Supercross Huron County riders prov- ed to be the best at the first annual Delaware Supercross. Competing for a large purse were over 50 riders who put on a thrilling two and a half hour long show on the challenging man-made track. The track was made up of sand and clay jumps and berms on top of the Delaware asphalt. It had to be con- structed in less than 10 hours by CRC productions of Varna after the regular stock car program, Friday night. In the first moto of the 225 mod Paul Farquhar of Clinton had a 10 -second lead when he crashed leaving first place wide open for the rest of the field. Team mate Bert Mid- degaal, Blyth out -wheeled Jeff Howe of Minden to take first place. Results 200 solid - Gord In- glis, London; 225 stock - Wal- ly Gordon, Ingersoll; 225 mod - Bert Middegaal, Blyth; 250 stock - Jim Bearss, Springfield; 250 mod - Bill Wallace, Agincourt; Open - Jeff Howe, Minden; 4 -wheel - Marty Jackson, Listowel. John Parke, Varna finished a strong second in the 200 solid just behind Gord Inglis of London. Chuck Collins of Varna finished second in the Open class just behind Jeff Howe, Minden. Next ATV supercross will be at the Thorndale Fair on HENSALL WINS "A" TITLE — The A championship of Saturday's area boys Pee wee September 21 under the fastbail tournoment was won by Hensall. Back, left, Rob Hoffman, Rob McClinchey, lights. Pat Ducharme, Jason (manse, John Bell, Chris Campbell and Jason Clarke. Front, Jason Phillips, Bill Towton, Andy Phillips, Michael Hoffman, Sean Kyle, Bevan Moir and John Rooseboom. Coaches are Margaret Clarke and Leonard Hoffman. CREDITON TAKES CONSOLATION — Crediton won the consolation title of Satur- day's area Peewee boys fastball tourney in Cromorty. Back, left, Bruce Dundas, Ted Hyde, coach Karen Richard, Steve Pfaff, Jeff O'Brien, Anthony Glavin, Brent Jesney, Derek Dinney and coach Scott Eveland. Front, Butch Riley, Robert Varley, Rob Glavin, Dwayne Costain, Shawn Finkbeiner and Jeff Bennewies. Missing were John Gotten and Jeremy Finkbeiner. T -A photo Summer- programs ending By Lynne Farquhar Summer programs will soon be drawing to a close and thoughts are now turning to fall programs for 1984. Anyone out there who has any suggestions for new pro- grams or has any area of ex- pertise and would be willing to instruct, give the Rec Cen- tre a call. We're always,look- ing for new ideas. Due to the fact that our ballet, tap and jazz instructor Deb Homuth is expecting, we are looking for a qualified in- structor to fill in for Deb for the fall session. Deb will be back in January for the se- cond session. If we are unable to replace Deb, we will try to extend the winter session so we can ac- commodate all of the youngsters in the second half and we will not offer the fall class. Good luck to Deb and Stu! The Exeter Barracudas swim team made an excellent showing at the 1.C.S.A. finals held in Clinton this past Satur- day. The area youngsters placed second to Clinton out of the nine teams competing. Congratulations also to the Huron Park team who placed seventh and did very well for the size of their team. The Barracudas, pool staff and parents will be having their wrap-up party in River- view Park. today, Wednes- day, at 5 p.m. Lake Iluron Zone Sportsfest '84 takes place this weekend in Kincardine. Good luck to all the Exeter and area teams who are signed up for events. Thoughts will soon be turn- ing to Sportsfest '8,5 which will be hosted right here in Ex- eter. We will need to put an organizing committee together to handle overall plans for next year and we're looking for volunteers. We have many people in- terested in convening and helping with various events but we need people for the Sportsfest co-ordinating com- mittee. We will need a chair- man to co-ordinate the entries committee as well as people to look after Publicity and Promotion, Facilities, Finances, Concessions and Washrooms, and Accommodations. 1 won't lie and tell you it isn't a big job but i know there are a lot of good people out there. The committee will need to meet soon to get plans rolling so if you're interested, please call me at the Rec Cen- tre (235-2833). Come on out and help make Sportsfest '85 the best ever. The "Pepsi Rock Video Party" will be coming to the South Huron Rec Centre on Friday August 24 from 7:30-10:30p.m. The show will feature a D.J. with three hours of Rock Videos and lots of prizes (Panasonic stereo head phones, T-shirts, Walkmans, glow sticks). The show will be held on the aren floor. Admission is $2.00 per person. HOCKEY SCHOOL ON — Brian Gilmour of the Huron Hockey School at the Stephen township arena checks the progress of Chris Moxhom, Grand Bend; Chris Regier, Jamie Baker and Kenny Rau, Zurich. T -A photo Chayni, one each and Chris Haugh with two. This coming Saturday six Exeter teams will travel to Kincardine to represent Ex- eter in Sportsfest '54. Good luck to alt the kids and their coaches. Ladies play better ball Winners in the 4 Ball Better Ball at the Exeter golf club were: Wyn Galloway, Hazel Brown; Eileen Rannie, Kay Jossul; Peggy Ferguson, Grace Farquhar; Betty Coates, Barb Harrison; Beryl Elgie, Betty Smith. On Tuesday August 14 the ladies will be playing Monkey golf followed by dinner at 12:30. 4-H Weedless Winners July 31 a meeting on gardening of the Weedless Winners 4-H club was held at the home of Karen Ether- ington, of Hensall. The other 4-H teacher is Pat Down. The meeting started by talking about flowers and dif- ferent flower arrangements including silk, dried and natural arrangements. While talking about flowers the leaders made flower ar- rangements of weeds or flowers. While they were making these flower ar- rangements Diane and Gor- don Hamilton and Tracey Oke were also making one. Later that evening Wendy Ballantyne joined the group to talk on vegetables. All had to do some judging on potatoes. Shipka area folk enjoy holiday trips By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Ken and Ortha Baker at- tended the wedding, Satur- day, of their niece Joan Schilbe, daughter of Laird and Vivian Schilbe, of Bayfield, to Douglas Small, son of Mrs. Audrey'Small and Sal�tl By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Saturday August 4, Ron, Marg, Ian and Brenda Carroll attended the Cann -Hogan wedding at Mt. Carmel Church. Reception followed at the South Huron Rec Centre Exeter. Ian was one of the ushers for his cousin David Cann. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Walker, Marnie Fiona and Brendon, Grand Bend, August 10. Thir- ty some guests were present, Philip was observing a birth- day and it was also Mrs. Tin- dall's birthda} The congregation of St. Patrick's catered to a wed - 'ding banquet and reception at the Ilderton arena, Saturday evening. Several from this com- munity attended a pork barbecue at Thorndale Thurs- day evening to meet Mr. Car- roll, who is running for the conservative party in the September election. Stephen date is changed One member of the Stephen township office staff will be attending a tax collector's seminar in Hamilton in September. The new John Deere road grader which will arrive in September will be painted yellow with black trim. Dan Murphy of Goderich will be retained as the township solicitor for all plan- ning problems. The date of the next regular council meeting has been changed to August 28 at 4 p.m. At the latest meeting, one tile drain loan rating bylaw in the amount of $2,600 was passed. the late Donald Small, of Lon- don. Thewedding was held at St. Peters Lutheran church, Zurich, with reception follow- ing in Zurich community centre. Ed Turnbull and his sister Mrs. Marian Stuckey recent- ly spent a ten-day holiday on Manitoulin Island and visited relatives. Since their return home they had a visit from their brother and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turnllull,'of Vancouver, B.C. Chris Regier, of Detroit, and his cousin, Jamie Baker, attended hockey school at Huron Park last week. John and Linda Weurth, Becky, Sarah and Amanda, spent Civic holiday weekend at the Wheels Inn, Chatham. Doug and Ann Russell, Con- nie, Alex, Elizabeth and Jill spent last week at Wildwood Lodge, north of Wiarton on a fishing trip. 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