Times Advocate, 1997-07-02, Page 15Rick Boon gave up five runs and
nine hits in his five innings of work
and Dan Masse- put in four solid in-
nings in relief.holding Lakeside
hitters to one run and three hits.
• Dave Russell led Express hitters
with a two -run homer. Bill Glover
connected for •two hits and Masse,
John Fountain. Terry Genttner and
Steve Farquhar had one hit each.
Next for 'the Express is. a road
double-header versus London at
Windamere Park on Sunday.
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SPORT$
Rounding the corner
Exeter Saddle Club's Debbie Ryan guides Sugar -Sierra through the open Western riding
class during the gaming -show at the club in 'Huron Park on Sunday.
Midget ball
coaching
staff have
their say
• EXETER: The coaching staff
for the folded Exeter Midget "'D'
hardhall team sax it wasn't a
lack of commitment that spelt
the team's demise early iacf
month but a lack -of players: . •
Upon heanng,some of the de-
tails of last week's story. former
manager Brad Gregus- faxed his
response-to"the T-A,from his
new horbe in St. Lucia about the
team folding Gregus said the
team folded not because of his
being posted in the Caribbean or
due t. .. lack of commitment
from coach Doug Schade.•assist-
ant manager Dennis Knits or the
eight players. -
'The reason- the team. folded
was due to a lack. of. available
platers.' .•he Said. in. .the fax
"Manx boys.this age 1.16-- 7 ) are
dvailable to play in April. but by
the end of May. they have taken
on after school lobs of carrYing
groceries. pumping gas. etc.. and •
all. of a sudden are not available
for games ` -
Last week's stop did :state
that jobs were one reason why
players_ couldn't make practices
or games. -
. Gregus'added that he. Schade
and Kints had ."spent many
hours on the phone trying to) so-
licit more players. but to no
avail."
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sports tip?
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Exeter women blank
the West End Blues
LONI)O\ - The Exeter \\ om-
cn•s• So;cc1remains undefeated
ith-a 2-1i road Win oyer the West
End Blues .
• Cindy AIoorc opened the scoring
early in the first half by shdin the
hall past the keeper after Becci Far-
quhar -chipped the hall oyer the de-
fence players' heads. Moore re-
turned the -favor by setting up a
---goal- •h Farquhar _late _in_the first
with a corner kick. .
Exeter continued their strong of-
fcnsiyc• game in the second half L
v. title shutting down the Blues de-
fenstych : Ha\ Icy Snell and Ann
Hcenex played excellent games and
Jana Webster earned her second ,
shutout of the season in net. -
Exeter- is noir 2-() for the year.
Their next game is tonight at Wal-
lacetown and their next home game
is Sunday at 7 p.m., a rematch ver-
sus the Blues. -
Express doubled at
home by Lakeside
The visiting Lakeside
got fine pitching and
- hitting to down Exeter
EXETER The Exeter Express
fell behind -early at home to Lake-
side last -week •and couldn't catch
up to fall.toa 2-7 record With the 6-
3 loss:
Lakeside scored. one run in the
sei-ond.. two in both the third and
fourth and one more in the seventh
•to seal -the win. 'Exeter. responded
•
. with a.run in the second and two in
the ninth. but it was too little, too
late.'
':They got the Jump on us early."
coach' hoe Fulop .said. "Thee have
yen• good hitting . They also threw
their hest pitcher (Chris Adkins) at
�s..
E.M.H.A.
COACHES NEEDED
Anyone interested in coaching.
managing or being a trainer for a
'Jockey team for the 1997-98
season please cad:
lack Mayer at 235-0581 or mail
to` E.M.H.A:, Box 412. Exeter,
Ontario N'OM 1S6
e
E.M.H.A.
HOCKEY REGISTRATION
Sat. July 12
12 to 2 p.m.
. at the South Huron Rec Centre,
• in the Minor Hockey room 0
• LATE FEE OF $20. FOR ANY
• REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED ;
• AFTER JULY 12th
. • We are now accepting ,
• registrations for Girls Hockey. ►
Junior Girls -13 and under,
Intermediate gins 14 to 19
• Limited space available.
Residency rule applies.
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