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Times -Advocate, May 31, 1995
SPORTS
Fury lose one, win one
EXETER - The Exeter Fury split
a pair of games this week, losing 3-
2 in London Wednesday and win-
ning at home Sunday 9-0 over the
Scottish -Canadians (B) from Lon-
don.
On Wednesday, the Fury were in-
volved in a very close game with
Bosnia that ended on a last second
goal by the home team. The Fury
jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a goal
by Josh Vcrmeulen as he made a
nice play to head the ball in.
Bosnia tied the game and then
took the lead in the second half on
a low shot to the corner. The Fury
were awarded a free kick from just
outside the box where Jeff Lingard
scored on an excellent shot under
the bar.
Shortly after, Dan Martens just
missed putting the Fury ahead
when his shot was deflected wide
by the keeper. The game stayed 2-2
until a Bosnian player broke away
from the Exeter defense and beat
goalie Ryan Hern on the last play
of the game.
Sunday, the Fury had their best
player turnout of the year and the
depth helped as the Fury were all
over the Scottish team. The Scot-
tish, formerly known as St.
George's, were not able to combat
Exeter's overall team speed as the
Fury players had many breakaways
during the game.
Pete McAllister and Jeff Lingard
were the top snipers for Exeter as
McAllister notched four and Lin-
gard added three goals of his own.
Tom Westerveld and Mark Lynn
The individual winners in the Lucan Friday night mixed bowling
league are shown above. Back, left, Pete Smith, Wayne Smith
and Bob Smith. Front, Lynn Smith, Heather Smith and Sarah
Tickner.
The Bah's won the Lucan Friday mixed bowling league champi-
onship. Back, left, Desmond Rodgers and Sarah Tickner.
Front, John Cavrell and Bob Smith.
The playoff championship of the Lucan Friday night mixed
bowling league was won by the Rim Shots. Back, left, Al Read,
Chris Smith and Larry Smith. Front, Liz Jenkins and Heather
Smith.
James Forbes gets a lesson on technique by former world
kickboxing champion Leo Loucks.
were the other marksmen. Two of
McAllister's goals carne as he burst
in from the right side and picked
the corner of the net cleanly.
The Fury led 3-0 at the half and
didn't let up in the secppnd half. Lin-
gard was one of rhany Exeter
players that found himself in all
alone with the defenseless Scottish
goalie.
The keeper could only watch as
Lingard deked around him and
fired the ball into the empty net on
a couple of occasions. The Fury did
not allow the Scottish team to
mount much offense as Greg Lam-
port and Mark Lynn played strong
games on defense. Randy MacDon-
ald picked up the shutout.
The next action for the Fury is
Friday in Ingersoll.
Zurich bowler
wins trip to
Canada's
Wonderland
Ron Dann
ZURICH - Zurich Town and
Country Youth Bowling Council
(Y.B.C.) senior division first year
bowler Joey Forrester from St. Jo-
seph will be competing in the 1995
Ontario Y.S.C. Bowler of the Year
championships in June in Bramp
ton.
Forrester won the Bluewater zone
senior title recently by Zurich
Y.B.C. league average by 117 pins
at Listowel and earned a June 10
trip to Canada's Wonderland and
an opportunity to win the provin-
cial tide for the Bluewater Zone
June 11.
Grand Bend's
Ron and Jean
Dann, life members of the Zurich 5
Pin Bowlers' Association. are com-
peting today in the most pins over
average Ontario Five Pin Bowlers'
Association (O.F.P.B.A.) Provin-
cial Senior Citizens Championship
at Brampton.
The Danns will be competing for
their respective O.F.P.B.A. singles
titles as well as the O.F.P.B.A.
mixed team title.
itt
Womens soccer
Exeter goalie Kristen Crawford receives a pass from Ro-
sie Flanigan during an Exeter Womens. Soccer game
against Petrolia on Sunday. Petrolia won 7-0.
Exeter lawn
bowling
May 22
Gloria McFalls
Ray Hodgson
Bob Thompson
Shawn McFalls
June Hodgson
Pat Palen
May 25
Barb Triebner
Bob Thompson
Fred Mommersteeg
May 27
Marshall Dearing
John Cooper
Frank Palen
2W28
2W27
2W24
2W21
2W 18
2W I8
2W36
2W24
1W18
2W47
2W l8
2W18
Soccer
roundup
4 01
Exeter (WM) Bees girls
under 11
May 24
Exeter 3 at Lambeth Fur Boutique 2
Goals: Lisa Hakvoort, Jenalyn Baker (2)
Assists: Hakvoort, Jessica Alber
Se$eral stops were made in goal by Lind-
sey McLeod in the second half. Great
team effort.
Next game: May 31. Naim vs. Exeter
Exeter Squirt 11
May 25
Exeter (IV) 0 vs. Exeter (II) 3
Goals for Exeter 11: Sean Ellison. Greg
Thompson. Corey Bilckc
Assists for Exeter II: Justin Bender (2),
Thompson
Nice clear overhead pass by Bender to as-
sist Bilcke with the third goal. Great effort
by all.
Next game: May 30, 7:00 p.m. in Nairn
Exeter Athletics
May 24
Exeter 4 at Lambeth Facca I
Goals: Peter Fragiskatos (2). Steve Rasen-
berg. Bob Hamilton
Exeter dominated most of the game. keep-
ing the Facca in their own half. The few
shots the Facca had were handled nicely
by keeper Matt Den Hollander. Exeter
played an excellent game against a team
with far less class.
Exeter (WM) Hornets
May 24
Strathroy Rockets 9 at Exeter I
Goal: Heather Morgan
Next game: Strathroy Rockets in Strath-
roy
Baseball roundup
Dashwood Peewee
May 24
Dashwood 18 at Clinton 5
Pitcher: Brayden Lord (8 strikeouts), JR
Davies (I strikeout)
Top hitters: JR Davies (triple. single);
Scott Davies (double); Brayden Lord.
Brian Harrigan, Ben Parsons, Josh Ve-
rhoog, Brent Morrison (singles)
Exeter L.glon Pleewee
May 23
Goderich (ill 14 at Exeter t 5
Next game: June 3. tournament in Kincar-
dine
Exeter Rookie
May 27
Looney Tunes 19 vs. Kerslake Kids 4
Excellent team work by both teams.
May 27
Cardinals 7 vs. Yellowjackets 10
Runs for Yellowjackets: Jared A (2), Jen-
na P. (2), Kyle S. (I). Julie F. (2). Brad F.
(1), Adam V (2)
Runs for Cardinals: Cassandra (3). Steve
H. (3), Justine F. (2)
Game highlight: Man R. hit a triple and
caught a fly ball.
Excellent game by both sides.
Reid Halpnny winds up for a throw to first base during a
Rookel Ball game Saturday. OUT AT FIRSTI was the um-
pire's call.
For classifieds
call 235-1331
Shuffleboard
Hensall
May 16
6 game winners
Dave Kyle
Pearl McKnight
Alice Thiel
Jim Davis
Lorne Archer
John Pepper
Edna Deitz
Ethel McMurtrie
May 23
6 game winners
Pearl McKnight
Pat Davis
Dave Woodward
Lloyd Lovell
Hazel McEwan
Ina Williams
Tom Williams
Emma Campbell
Exeter
May 24
4 game winners
Wilma Davis
Allen Berry
Jini Davis
Hugh McKay
3 game winners
Doris Denham
Beatrice Richardson
Allen Johns
May 25
4 game winners
Tom Williams
John Pepper
Ina Williams
011ie Essery
3 game winners
Estelle Chalmers
Doris Miller
Leona Elliot
Wilma Davis
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429
403
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324
318
311
300
464
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NOTICE TO EXETER AND AREA RESIDENTS
Water extermination to control algae
in the MacNaughton Park Reservoir
Spraying of the reservoir for the control of algae will be conducted
between June 1 and June 10. The pesticide to be used is Regione A,
P.C.P. Act # 9512. The reservoir will be posted during the necessary
restricted Use period. During this period, no fishing, swimming or
other use of the reservoir is recommended.
For further information, call Alec Scott at the ABCA (235-2610).
A joint project of the Exeter PUC and the ABCA
Ironwood
Men's CIUb
May 23
A Flight
First David Holtzmann 34
Second Al Mitchell 38N36
Third Jim Guenther 40N38
Fourth Don Coughlin 40
Fifth Don Heywood 39N40
B Flight
First Brion Penhale 38N36
Second Brian Taylor 37N36
Third Bill Gilfillan 43N4I
Fourth Jim Duddy 43N41
C Flight
First Joe Wilson 41
Second Wayne Parkinson 44N42
Third Ed Pihowich 43N42
Fourth Jim Steen 45N43
Fifth John Swinkels 44
D Flight
Dave Harbnurn • 42
Jim Sweitzer 44
Jon Dinney 45N44
Leo Krahn 45N44
Jack Kraft 47N46
Sixth Guy Giddings 50N48
Closest to pin: #3, David Holtz -
mann; #5, Jim Sweitzer; #7. Ken
Pinder; #9 carryover
ironwood award: Guy Giddings
Skins: C&D - Andy DeBoer; A&B
- 44 Brion Penhale; #6 Brian Bay-
lor; 48 Dan Heywood
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Senior Men
May 27
First Jack Muir
Don Cowan
Bob Dobson
Bob Coates
Second Jim Duddy
Roy Hunter
Andy DeBoer
AI Preece 4$
186
Third Wayne Pearce 43
Jim Steen 43
Mike Barclay 51
Ben Fisher S�
192
Fourth Keith Ahrens 44
Wilmer Ferguson 48
Bud Preszcator 50
Jack Urquhart
Closest to pin: Jack Muir, 04;
Wayne Pearce, *7.
Ladles Club
A Ma
g►t
Low gross Lynne Farquhar 45
B Flight
Low gross Sharron Steciuk 48
C Flight
Low gross Sandy Bergman 54
D Flight
Low gross Joy Darling 63
Remember: Pot luck and guests
June 5
Skim: A&B - Marge Schilbe 014,
Lynne Farquhar 017, Joan Heywood
#18;C&D- Cindy Coates #1 and4,
Vittoria Vondergunst 115, List
Fournier *8 and 9
Low partners: Lynne Farquhar and
Joy Darling
Longest drive on 1St ASB -Jan
Heywood; CID Mary Lou Hyde
40
43
49
184
44
46
48
194
Exeter Golf Club
Tuesday Ladles
May 23
A Flight
JoAnn Middleton 49
Helen Wasnidge 14
B Flight
Joan Cole 55
Jean Crerar 13
C Flight
Low gross Barb Harrison 61
Low putts Audrey Bentley 18
D Flight
Low gross Audrey Scott 64cb
Low putts Betty Wamer 16
50/50 winner: Marg Upshall
Senior Men
May 25
A Flight
Low net Bob Fickling 32
B Flight
Low net John Worsley 37
C Flight
Low net Charlie Brown 35
Gerald Dearing 35
D Flight
Low net Winston Shapton
Cliff Grasdahl
First (tie) Bill Bell
Bob Fickling
John Worsley
Glenn MacTavish
Low gross
Low putts
Low gross
Low putts
Firstgtie) Lloyd Webber
Charlie Brown
Gerald Dearing
Ray Warner �$
150
Closest to pin: Bob Fickling
Upcoming: invitational with Tues-
day Ladies League on Friday. June
2.
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35
45
32
37
150
42
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A Flt
Corey Sargent 40
Bob Fickling 36
Gary Kyle 41
Dave Jackson 38
B Flight
Gary Campbell 43
Craig Alexander 35
Bob Reynolds 43
Fred Campbell 36
C Flight
Jim Campbell 41
Yvon Laurin 36
Mike Nice 48
Charlie Chambers 39
D Flight
0111 Coleman 48
Jim Lewis 36
Brian Wedlake 48
Stan Kochen 37
Low gross
Low net
2nd LO
2nd LN
Low gross
Low net
2nd 10
2nd LN
Low gross
Low net
2nd LG
2nd LN
Low gross
Low net
2nd LG
2nd Ln
Sponsors: Bllison Travel, Coolman
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Closest to pin: 03 Bob Reynolds
LOapst drive:19 Dave Jackson