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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-06-14, Page 15alillimmloolumolmullumummmme Womens soccer win first game EXETER - The Exeter Womens Soccer team played host to the Lon- don Portuguese on Sunday marking their first victory of the season. Exeter controlled the game Exeter dominated the play in the first half with most of the action be- ing contained in the London zone. Becci Farquhar opened up the scoring banging in the first goal af- ter receiving a well placed pass from teammate Robyn Carnochan. Exeter continued to dominate the play with Carnochan again setting up Lesley Dalizer who put the ball in the top corner of the London net. . Carnochan gets twa assists Exeter goalie Cindy Moorc re- corded the shut out in the first half. Although Exeter created many scoring opportunities in the second half, the game remained scoreless. Backed up by the strong goaltend- ing of Kristin Crawford in the sec- ond half of the game, Exeter held on to their lead to record thein first win of the season. The Exeter Womens soccer team's next game is away against London City on June 18. SPORTS Bowler of the Year from Zurich Bike stolen EXETER - A CCM 18 speed bike was stolen from SHDHS on Tuesday. The bike is teal green. A mailbox was damaged on Hu- ron St. on Friday. NHRA DRAG RACING EVERY WEEKEND SATURDAY: "Test and Tune" Gates open at 8 a.m. Drivers meeting 9 a.m. sharp POINT SERIES to follow Test & Tune at 9:30 a.m. Gamblers Race 3 p.m. (Street vehicles welcome) General admission $5.00 PLUS A FULL RACE DAY TO MAKE UP JUNE 11 RAINOUT! THUNDER POINT SERIES SUNDAY: Thunder Series Points Event Gates opttn at 8 a.m. Drivers meeting 9 a.m. sharp Time Mals start 9:30 a.m. Eliminations 1:30 p.m. Super Pro, Pro, Street Bikes, Jr. Dragster (Street vehicles welcome) General admission $10.00 Students 2 for 1 with card Seniors half price - Under 13 free PLUS SPECIAL "BONUS" EVENT "HARLEY DRAGS" Where's the quickest Street Harley? Asfl PRIZES R TROPFilf • sratraFLEXaiwo MIN 11 Triatio.e MACE Ryan Hern is tripped up by a Delhi Royal player during Ex- eter Fury's 3-0 win on Sunday. Fury notch fourth win on home field EXETER - The Exeter Fury kept their perfect home record in- tact Sunday as they defeated the Delhi Royals 3-0. The Fury have managed four straight wins on their home field but have failed to gain a point in three road games. Sunday's game was a very physical contest with yellow cards being given to a couple of Delhi players•foi fouls against the Exet- er team. The first half saw only one goal scored as Tom Wester - veld picked the corner after find- ing himself alone at the side of the net. The second half had the Fury defending the one goal lead as Delhi mounted some pressure but Exeter's defense turned them away. Mark Lynn played a strong game while dealing with the trip- ping and holding tactics of the Delhi team. The Fury were able to relax a bit when Westerveld headed the ball in for his second of the game. Exeter 'clinched the win on a Jeff Lingard goal as he drilled his shot into the far corner of the net after being set up nicely by Dan Martens. Randy MacDonald picked up the shutout making the saves when he had to. "They were a rough team. A lot of our guys were knocked down, tripped and tackled. The referee only caught some of the fouls," said coach Jason McFal Is. "We didn't play as well as we can. We didn't pass the ball to the open man very well but our defense were able to clear the ball when we were in trouble," he added. 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WHITE OUTDOOR POWER Sales & Service Phone (519) 236-4934 Fax (519)236.73304 22 Main Street, E., Zurich Times -Advocate, June 14, 1995 Page 15 Ron Dann ZURICH - Zurich Town and Country Youth Bowling Council (Y.B.C) 15 -year-old Joey Forrester of St. Joseph, representing the Bluewater Zone, became Ontario's YBC Bowler of the Year, Sunday, by winning the senior division pro- vincial title at Brampton. Forrester bowled games of 192, 227 and 176 (a 595 triple) to win his division ti- tle for Bluewater, in a field of 16 competitors, by finishing with 172 pins over his 141 Zurich Y.B.C. league average. His closest compet- itor scored 128 pins -over -average. Bluewater 5 -Pin Bowlers' Associa- tion's Tournament Director Howie Baker from Listowel was Forrest- er's Coach -Chaperone. Forrester's natural ability to be cool under pressure and get the job done helped his quest for an Onta- rio YBC championship in his first year of organized bowling as he looks forward with anticipation to next season's Town and Country YBC senior league. OFPBA convention Bluewater Association will have Goderich's Marj Moore, Listowel's Howie Baker, Hensall's Gary Hu- ston and Grand Bend's Ron Dann as delegates to represent Bluewater Zone's bowlers at the Ontario five pin Bowlers' Association Conven- tion at Muskoka's Clevelands House this week. Grand Bend's Jean Dann will be Zurich Associa- tion's delegate. •. Drag Racing Results! Grand Bend Saturday, June 10 First Annual GM Day This was the first event planned specifically for GM owners. The Quick 16 class was won by Wilf Dejong from Chatham in his 1969 Camaro who won with a 11.58 sec. at 115 mph. Runner-up was Joe Grabec from Merlin in a 1981 Camaro at 9.69 sec. and 123 mph. The ET2 class was won by Chuck Cook, Sarnia, in a 1970 Chev Nova in 15.02 sec at 89 mph over Rick Brandon of Forest in his 1969 Pontiac Beaumont in 13.51 at 100 mph. Sunday, June 11 Thunder Series NHRA drag racing This event was re -scheduled for next Saturday, June 17 at 8:00 a.m. due to rain, and the day will include the regular Test & Tune activities as well as the usual Gamblers' Race at 3:00 p.m. SIo-pitch 95 South Huron Ladies ' This Week's Scores - June 8 Sundowners 6 vs. Chrissy's Playgirls 24 Gar's Girls 5 vs. LaBatters 6 Downtown Dollies 13 vs. Angels 2 F.L.T. 2 vs. Purina Chicks 22 Cheers 13 vs. Murphy's 15 Big 0 Sockettes 24 vs. Huron Park Sharkettes 7 Team Angels Big 0 Sockettes Cheers Chrissy's Playgirls Downtown Dollies F.L.T. Gar's Girls Huron Park Sharkettes LaBatters Murphy's Purina Chicks Sundowners Standings W L 4 1 2 3 2 3. 1 4 4 1 0 5 4 1 2 2 4 1 3 3 3 2 2 3 T GP O 5 O 5 O 5 O 5 1 6 0 5 0 0 5 8 O 4 4 O 5 8 O 6 6 6 7 O 5 4 Pts. 8 4 4 2 9 Pigeons stopped at the starting gate during Saturday's race Al DeHaan EXETER - By mid -week pigeon racers begin to pay sharper atten- tion to the weather forecasts. A predication of fair weather for the weekend gladdens their hearts and reinforces their confidence in the weather forecasters. Should the prediction be unfavourable, they will second-guess the forecasters and recall the many times their pre- dictions were wrong. Unfortunately, all the positive thinking in the world could not pre- vent rain from falling on Saturday, June 3. Five members of the Lucan Homing Pigeon Club had shipped 33 pigeons to St. Jerome, P.Q., a distance of 655 kms. and 34 birds to be released at Brockville, Onta- rio, a distance of 485 kms. Howev- er, since it was raining all the way between St. Jerome and Lucan, it was the first hold -over of the racing season. The following day, under much improved weather conditions, , the pigeons were released at St. Je- rome at 6:30 a.m. and at 9:30 at Brockville. Mitch Szczech com- pletely dominated the St. Jerome race by taking positions one, two and three. The Royal Hardy lofts from Lucan, claimed the four, five and seven spots. Birds from the T. Hardy and J. Southern lofts put in creditable performances. The Brockville race results were almost a complete reversal of the St. Jerome outcome. The Royal Hardy Lofts captured positions one and two. Tom Hardy's working man's lofts placed third and fourth and Szczech took positions six and seven. One of Harry Winters' pi- geons paddled fast and furiously, only to end up in last place. We expect a lot of birds to be en- tered in preparation of the longest race of the season: the 500 -mile Frank Hardy Memorial Race from Grand Mere, Quebec. SCHOOL OF BASEBALL. Head instructor • Mike Lumley • Former Detroit and London Tiger pitcher • Graduate of Eastern Michigan University Baseball program • 9 years of experience in clinics +Associated Scout for the r Detroit Tigers Summer Baseball Program Pier Booth Ages? -18 Session #1, July 3-7 Exeter 9 - 4 p.m. Session #2, July 10-14 Byron Optimist Complex 9 - 4 p.m. Session #3 July 17-21 Byron Optimist Complex 9 - 4 p.m. 1 wk. 6100. T -Shirt included For more Information call 680-2099 J set aflame GRAND BEND - The Pier Booth on Government Road was reported in flames on Sunday at 3:40am. The fire was put out by the caller with the help of the police on arri- val. The north-east corner was slightly damaged by fire, and it was not thought to be deliberately set. 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