HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-09-05, Page 9OPEN RACES — Stanley Reeve Paul Steckle stands beside host Randy Collins while
addressing the crowd at Monday's race at HuIIy GuIIy. Other dignitaries on hand
were MP Murray Cardiff and Ontario Solicitor -General George Taylor, shown on
the far left.
Invitation
To all area junior aged hockey players to
try out for the Exeter and area Junior
Hawks.
Date: Sept. 14/84
Time: 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Place: Stephen Twp. Arena Huron Park
For further information contact
Cord Rook 228-6393
Dart league
starts Friday
Regular play for a new
season in the ever popular
Exeter Legion mixed dart
league opens Friday night
with 15 teams in action.
Friday's schedule is as
follows:
8 p.m.
Trailers vs Lost Flights
The Smurfs vs The A team
Shiphunters vs Canscotts
011ie's Best vs Outlaws
9:30 p.m.
Swat vs All in the Family
Scotties vs Turtles
Snyde and Clyde vs Odd Ones
The 4 -W's vs Itchy Niters
NOTICE
to all residents of
Stephen Township
Stephen Township arena board will be holding a meeting to
form a fund raising committee to assist in the renovations
planned for the Stephen Township Arena. Any person in-
terested in finding out more about our renovation plans and/or
being part of the fund raising committee please plan to attend.
Monday September 10 - 8:00 p.m.
Stephen Township Annex, Huron Park
It's our arena, lets all pull together and see this project
through.
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Despite HuIIy Gully mud
Times -Advocate, September 5, 1984
Page 9
Pederson wins national motocross title
Track conditions at Hully
Gully were far from ideal on
Monday, but that failed to
daunt the nation's top rider,
Ross Pederson.
The Medicine Hat rider
took the mud and the long line
of serious contenders in his
usual stride and retained his
national expert 125 and 250
class titles, winning all four
motos (two in each class) .
The track conditions
resulted in plenty of spills as
axle -deep mud proved too
much for some of the riders,
particularly those in the
novice 80 class.
Because of the severe
Jets w i n
The Exeter Junction Jets
edged the Exeter A's 13-12 to
win the A championship of
Monday's Usborne bantam
girls softball tournament in
Kirkton.
The Jets scored all 13 runs
in the first four innings and
held off the A's who came
close with a three run out-
burst in the sixth, but, went
down in order in the final
inning.
Liz Cottrell was the top run
producer for the winners
crossing the plate three
times. Jodi McBride and San-
dra DeBoer each scored
twice. Getting single runs
were Catherine Davison,
Ronalynn Bell, Kim
Crawford, Shelley Skinner,
Patti Bierling and Mary Ann
DeKoker.
Kellie Whiteford scored
three times for the A's. Kim
Paquette, Deanne Dearing
and Karen Rowe tallied two
runs each and Julie Blom-
maert, Jodi Chanyi and Pat-
tie O'Toole scored in single
fashion.
weather despite the tarpaulin
that the Hully Gully grounds
crew used to cover the track
the resulting mud was term-
ed by many as being the
"Great Equalizer."
Rider after rider tumbled in
a particularly bad area just at
the finish line jump. That not
only cost the youngsters some
dirty clothes, it dropped their
times as many had con-
siderable difficulty getting
their machines up out of the
mud to get going again.
Pederson displayed the
devil-may-care attitude
which has earned him the
nickname of Rollerball. He
aggressively tackled the
course and all the riders on it
and coasted through to his
wins in the majority of the
four motor.
The champion displayed his
superiority as he oyercame
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the challenge of the best
riders in Canada, the track
conditions (that put him
through the fence during
practice) and was still able to
put on a great display of
showmanship as he double
jumped the "whoops" and the
mammoth sand pit in the final
race of the day.
Rob Hodgson of Cambridge
who will be the number three
plateholder for the next year,
SPILLS GALORE — Muddy track conditions led to many spills at Monday's cham-
pionship races at Hully Gully.
also won the London Free
Press' Sportman Award for
the best showing of
Sportmanship.
Darin Sharuga, Calgary,
Alberta won the Long Jump of
the day, when he jumped over
77 feet off of the finish line
jump during the second moto
of the 250 Expert class.
The next CMA sanctioned
race will be September 30.
when Hully Gully will host
their final motocross race of
the 1984 season.
Ontario's Solicitor -General
George Taylor opened the
event with help from MP
Murray Cardiff and Stanley
Reeve Paul Steckle.
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WITH THE BIRDS — Canada's top motocross rider, Ross
Pederson, makes like a bird as he soils over one of the
HuIIy GuIIy jumps on his way to defending his title on
Monday.
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