Times Advocate, 1997-07-02, Page 161',1,;(' 16 Tinsel -Advocate, July 2, 1997.
Source for Sports
Inline Hockey League
1•and under_
Snipers l-0 vs. Coasters 8.
Goals for Snipers: Brandon Skinner (4), -Micheal MacLean f2). Jordan
Skinner (2), Ben Willis -Leake. Andrew Sedlak
Assists for Snipers: Scott Varley (2). J. Skinner, B. Skinner. Ben West
lake, Sedlak• -
Goals for Coasters: Nevin .Hodgins (3). Tim Meidinger f 3). Justin
Knee (2 )
Assists for Coasters: Knee: Tim Meidinger
•
Eagles 5 vs. Vipers 11 • -
Goals for Eagles: Geoff Duckworth 131. Chad Snell, Micheal MacLean
Goals for Vipers: Collin Sander 15). Jordan Skinner ; 2_ )..Andrew Sed-
lak (-1)-.
Assists for. Vipers: Skinner, Sedlak
17 and under
Thunder 17 vs. Beavers 4
•
Goals for Thunder: Jarret Jeffrey . ('cry Wltdtong 16), Jeremy Geol-
.
frey (5). Darryl Smale.. Ben Glavin. Jason Geoffrey (-t).
-Assists for Thunder: Jeremy (ieoff'rey. Sn ale.Jason Geoffrey. Wild-
. long. Glavin - • -
Goals for Beavers: Nevin Hodgins(2i. Steve Farquhar ;2)
Assists for Be.aversf Scott Keys
Trojans 16 vs. Rippers 9 .
•
Goals for Trojans: Shawn Sitickless 13l. Daryl Bourne (51. Chris Des-
Iardine-12). Tyler Ohre 13). Klan Mac pnueeall-(3) -
-ssists for Trojans: Stuckless 12). Bourne 1 21.: MacDougall
Goals for Rippers: Josh Mover1'•l. Steve Farquhar (4j. Tyler Taylor.
(3)
%ssists for Rippers: I-aylor (.2). Scott Keys. Ryan Sullivan
Soccer
roundup
Exeter Jets
. • June _.
I E lko E nde< i .0 Exeter
glial:: PeterFr(^_{Nk.II.. ktik:• \e+lza
Lake Kerslake. Tray,. Elder , •
Next game: ),i,r 1t MT B'_.�1•_+i•c.
Exeter Fury and
Comets U-13 Girls
Inns 2.4 -
r • .,,: EuiterCameis-•
,oaltrnd. rs: \liranda Greiner. Sarah
iec.el
\r' i 2. nit; filly. .V in Grand Rend. Kell
arc Fuld " . .
Exeter Squirts '
luny 21 ,
E Bier I
, III.. :n'.. Blair Par...o,, (.a
\lint ('ar.per
Exeter Select U-18 Boys
lune s
i roe •.it Exeter I
Goal: 1 'an Snell • - •
(,naltender r • r $kroner -
Exeter Stars U-13 Boys
Keltsal P.uk d P.Nrler filar'. t
Goals: Henk \ etdnl:n) _ l3r:lit Hamean
Jared E.giUn _
Player of the game: Hamgan
Shutout: \n'..'\Jellace, filth :n'.I
Exeter Hotspurs U-11 Boys
rine _ -
N1um ) u Exeter _
Goals '\•itrtM a •!dnlan. Kane, \la se
\,eist: \tatlhrw \lartene •
Next game: lone ,(1 Grand Bend It Exet.
Exeter Gunners U-19 Girls
lone _h
Luldi n Pnrtneese :.11 Exeter
Goals: SunnN Dmgev Jaclyn HIEN-
hrneck.
Shutnnt: idr,ula De&int. Kelly F:Invell
Play of the game; Clearance nce rig Farwell
1 L.1n(11)n hreakaway.vhen :core v:.,,
Player of the Lame: Kerry Brownlee -
Next game: 1u)'. -.-s bell-co/Blazers
'.hi'.,, n •
Exeter Lasers U-13
tune -_5
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• (,.Sal: Hun!!
Super. pigeon wins the big one
By 11 de Haan
(_ \N - -R.-ends the Lucan,
r' Pt_er n` 'Club - had-Illiclr
r _ e year's schedule
;; 1 ;rand -dad of all pi-
-flown.. ironically.
_ m Grad. Mere.. PQ:.this
race -.Ant is at .i distance of 501)
mile. `(10 Lim;) from Lucan and
E.rctcr..near. Shawirnigan'Fiills.
,
A --recta; Mature of this race was
."that it was ,'ren fi) memhers from
-ythu'r clubs rhe stipulation is that
their birds must t1y aminimum dis-
tance of 720 km. As a result. mein-
I`crc 01 ,tubs from London. Strat-
1 td. fillsonbure. tit. Thomas and
:Woodstock brought 'their hest rac-
.rs to the-, Lucan_ clybhousr to he•
.-ent•'red In the bis race 'arid he
. slurred out by special trans((rt to
Grand Mere •
Saturday at 6 .t.nt . this group u1
racer .waS liberated ,clot far from
the Prune Minister's. 'ancestral
home. :Atter hosing circled to._et
- their hearings. these 133 pigeons
• with tierce detenntnattun :et out
for hordes 801) kin to the west.
It was a lung. tough haul. Suine
of
these brave ,wart tors might have
made it home that .anis day.- had it
nor• been for a .CN:: _ storm that
passed through the hoInc_a ea about
8 p.m. This , -front no dukbt
drenched the .pigeons in_ the van-
guard and turct:d them to seek shel-
ter tot the eight . •
hat the buds were. relatively
lose home ' ,hen they were
hgced JCS.% It was proved by the tact
that the hist one. were clinked the
next -Jay at 4 tali When all the data
had been tabulated and the results
calculated. a pigeon. band number
43 CL' 41135, owned and flown by.
Norman Hardy. came out on top of
the race sheet. To prove their Inet--
tle and consistency, Hardy's` birds
also took positrons three and 12.
Hard on the tail of Hardy's win-
ning bird came one owned by Rob
Smith from London. Smith's birds
also took txlsittons six. 11. 13 and
16. t-landna Loft from Courtland
did well to take position four, as did
'Peter Voskamp''s birds who placed
fifth, ninth. 1.4 and 20. Don C'otnley
from Stratford placed se,enth. Tont
Hardy eighth:.md.Geor.te Hoekstra
,froth St. -Thomas tut position 10..
.• Local. 'leer Harry Winters also'
_ot on 'the ;cute •heel by capiurine
.posilons 15 and 22..\1 de Haan -
birds seem to ..have become
tused by - the French-only•rl)ad
stgns:.is they, didn't make it liulne
until \Lmday.-
SPORTS
Nationals
blast host
Zurich 24-5
7.l;RICH - The Exeter Naiitmals
midget girls fasthall club took only
five innings fo'crcam host lunch
24-5 last week.
The Nationals put up 1 t-rtins-in
the third and never looked hack.
Exeter's Lisa CanlphclI fell'short-of
hitting for the_cycle with a'honie-- •
run. angle and a double with two
walks: 1.isa Hodge and Katie Sea-
ton also had line'games al the plate:
Hodge with a triple and a double
and Seatim-with_a single, ,t triple
and a walk.
-rtinsin
the third and ne
ver lSkinnerstruck out two and'gavc up.
three walks,.Inur'hits. and live ruin
'ovef three -innings of work while re-
liever- I-isic (:curls struck Our Jme
and gave up one nil -over her two
innin s.. .
•
The Nationale played yestcntay
at \1itchelf ll and \oill list the
':ante ;quad at ') p.in on Sunday •
Hole -in -one
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Exeter's Most
Challenging Holes
At Exeter Golf Club, Owner and Golf Pro, Bob
Mason, rates the level of difficulty of his course as
"Deceptively difficult". From the picturesque view
from the clubhouse, it looks much less challenging,
though many factors come into play on this par 36,
9 hole course.
Last year the most challenging hole at EGC was
hole #2 with it's wide . open design and uphill play
that forces the golfer to contend with the creek that
can.play havoc with a soft shot that may end -up in
the trees to the right or off to the - left where sand
traps could create trouble.
Now that a year has gone by.there have been many
debates about which is the most challenging hole
'`The seventh hole is the most challenging, points
out Bo,b Mason.
Mason said for most golfers, a higher average
score is much greater on hole #7. With a creek 1-70
yards- off the tee, the 'average drive could end up in
the water. Three quarters oftheway-along-the -, -
fairway,are two clusters of trees just after the creek
where a shot to ;the left or right could cause you to
play in amongst the 'tree gods'.
A long dope: up to an elevated green is tricky - a
difficult shot could cause the ball to- land an the
;slopeand roll down or an overhit ball to land over
the green entirely. '
Hole #7 is more difficult than meets the eye , and
many more factors come; into play past -the tee
blocks. Both. #2 and #' are challenging; each have
different obstacles to make them that way.
=f r, `w the debate continues,. is #2 or #7? Play
t,- ' i yourself and you be the judge.
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