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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-06-21, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, June 21, 1995 • SPORTS Centennials defeat Maltese and Clearwater EXETER - The Exeter Centennials soccer team won their second consecutive game with a 6-1 victory over_the Maltese on Sunday. Exeter dominated the game from the start with George McEwan getting their first goal at the seven minute mark after taking a nice pass from Jon Scheidel. Anders Willner made a difficult volley over the charging Maltese goalkeeper to close the opening half of the game with Exeter up by two. Newly acquired player, Nick Szabo put on a one man show in the second half of the game converting Exeter's next four goals. The Centennials had to finish the game with only ten players after Joe Dariano was injured late in the game. Exeter goalie Craig Win - bow was also injured after team mate John Flanagan ran in to him during a scramble in front of the net. Exeter didn't have such an easy time defeating Sarnia Clearwater last week. As usual the Centennials got on the scoreboard first after Willner fed a pass to McEwan who netted the goal on a breakaway four minutes into the game. Clearwater tied the game midway through the second half on a penalty kick when John Flanagan took out a breaking Sarnia player. Exeter took the game in overtime when Chuck Walker assisted Rudy Veldhuizen for the winning goal. The 2-1 overtime win against Samia was a Division 2 Cup Game and brings the Centenni- al's record to 4-3-1. Centennial player George McEwan credited his team's victory to better communication on the field. "We seem to be thinking along the same lines,' 'Said McEwan. He also said that many of the players who were off for injuries are re- turning to their game allowing everybody to play their preferred po- sitions. "Some players don't respond well when you shuffle them around," said McEwan who filled in as a temporary goalie during the Maltese game after keeper Craig Winbow sustained a broken nose. The Centennials will be put to the test this Sunday when they meet first place St. Columban in regular league action. Golf roundup Exeter Golf Club June 15 A Flight Low net Stan Kochan 29 B Flight Low net Bill Bell 32 Gerry O'Neil 32 C Low net Cliff Grasasdahl 31 D Flight Low net Anson McKinley 31 First Orville Webber 36 Doug Parsons 37 Stan Kochan 29 Gerry O'Neil 132 34 Second Hugh Hendrick 32 Anson McKinley 31 Jack Hogan 36 Don Dawe 3$ 137 Closest to pin: John Worsley Texas Scramble - June 22 Tuesday Ladies June 13 A Flight 2nd LO Wanda Reynolds 2nd LN Joan Cole B Flight 2nd LG Sheila Reabum 2nd LN Barb Harrison (CB) C Flight 2nd LG Betty Coates 2nd LN Audrey Bentty D Flight 2nd LG Ernie Robinson 2nd LN Edith Boyle June 27- Invitational for ironwood, Seaforth, Mitchell, Bayview and Bluewater Clubs June 14 A fit. High gross Glena Tripp High net Sharon Passmon B tit. High gross Nancy Baker High net Dianne Warwick C fit. High gross Marg Elson High net Nell McCann Door prizes: Ruth Miller; Sharon 'Passmore; Betty Sangster; Pam . Ross Sponsor: Exeter Chrysler , 50/50:,De¢ Glavin Ironwood June 17 First Bob Fletcher Don Cowan Bill Thompson Wilmer Ferguson Second Bill Gilfillan Jim Duddy Ken Hermann Bob Dobson Third Clyde Spears Lloyd Cshman Jim Wallace P. Fore 38 41 45 42 171 42 43 46 18 179 41 49 50 18771 Fourth Jim Steen 43 Roy Hunter 48 Ben Fisher 50 Guy Giddings 132 93 Closest to pin: No. 4 Jim Wallace; No. 7 Bob Fletcher Jane 6 A Flight First Ken Bergmann 36N34 Second Stu Homuth 38N37 .A Third Hayden Gozzard 39N38 • Fourth Jim Guenther 39N38 Fifth Al Mitchell 39N38 Sixth Darren Mason 38N39 Seventh Jeff Loosely 39 B Flight First Paul Stephens 36 Second M Vandergunst 41N38 Third Brion Penhale 40N38 Fourth John Dailleboust 41N39 Fifth Jim Duddy 42N39 Sixth Don Cowan 39, Seventh Barry Baynham 39 C Flight First Murray Morrison 40N37 Second Dave Revington 40N41 Third Clayton Hefley 42N41 Fourth Bill Thomas 45N43 Fifth Ed Pihowich 44N43 D Flight First Andy DeBoer 43N40 Second Dave Nykiforuk 47N43 Third Ben Fisher 48N43 Fourth Jack Kraft 46N45 Fifth Ed Beck 48N45 Ironwood award: Doug Urbshott Closest to pin: A&B #12 Paul Ste- phens; A&B #16 Jim Duddy; C&D #14 Brian Peck; C&D #18 Bob Thompson; R(:nl tl'il1itlli7it June 8 A Flight First Hal Snoddy 75T Second Dave Clarke 75T Third G. Drake 76T Fourth C Brown 76T Fifth C McKaig 76T Sixth C. Smith 78T Seventh Jim Halliday 78T B Flight First B McSephney 86T Second K Litzen 86T Third Evan McGugan 86T Fourth J. Kershaw 86T Fifth M Marsh 86T Sixth G Scott 86T Seventh Ed James 86T Eighth Bill Darling 86T C Flight First John Muir 92T Second Mac Webber 92T third Jim Duddy 93T Fourth Ed Carter 93T Fifth Joe Walker 93T Sixth Jack Robertson 93T Seventh Doug Teske 93 T Eighth Ron VanHorne 93T D Flight First Len Ven 98 Second Ben Fisher 99 Third Bud Preszcator 99 Fourth Don Chun 99 Fifth Cord Clubb 100 Sixth Bill Thompson 102 Seventh Roy Hunter 102 Eighth Don Eitel 102 Lawn bowlers return from Hamilton Championships EXETER - The Exeter Lawn Bowling Club sent its very best to the Provincial Lawn Bowling championships in Hamilton on the weekend. Gloria McFalls, Barb Triebncr, Doris Hackney and Audrey Bur- rows from Exeter represented Dis- trict 4 at the 1995 Provincial Ladies Fours event at the Hamilton Churchill Fields Lawn Bowling Club Saturday. With a chance to win the gold medal and move on to the Canadian Championships in Alberta later this summer the Exeter team played well beating TilburyI)efore losing to Nepean and Thamesford in round-robin action. As a result the team did not advance for play on Sunday. Imperlals split two games EXETER - A bases loaded sin- gle in the bottom of the seventh inning by catcher Chris Kennedy drove in two runs as the Exeter Iniperials defeated Hickson 10 to 9 last Thursday night in Ontario Junior Men's Fastball League play. Exeter entered the seventh trailing 9 to 6 when, with one out, Glenn Hines walked, Sean McCann reached on an error, Ja- mie Ramer added an infield sin- gle and the seventh run was scored on another error on Greg Dalrymple's hard grounder. Steve Farquhar drove in the eighth run with an infield single, setting the scene for Kennedy's game winning hit. Also leading the Imperials offensively was third baseman Ben Armstrong, who walked three times and scored a run. Jeremy Mason was the starting pitcher and worked 3 and 1/3 in- nings, giving up six runs on three hits. Mason walked five and struck out five. Steve Cook picked up the win in relief as he worked 3 and 213 innings, giving up three runs on two hits while walking five and striking out seven. On Sunday night in Mitchell, Jeff Smith with six innings of work and Chris Annes, com- bined on a no-hitter as Mitchell blanked the Imperials 10 to O. Exet- er had only five base runners who all reached their bases on balls. Pitcher Darrell Ford started for Ex- eter and worked 3 and 1/3 innings, giving up eight runs on six hits, while walking two and striking out three. Cook worked 2 and 2/3 in- nings and was responsible for giv- ing up two runs while allowing two hits and three walks. He also struck out four Mitchell batters. Exeter, whose record in their past ten games, including exhibition, is five and five, return to action Thursday night at the South Huron Rec Centre as they host Stratford at 9:00 p.m. Shuffleboard June 15 4 game winners Gil Northey Delmer Skinner Marg McCurdy Doris Denham June 14 5 game winners Ann Northey Gil Northey Jim Davis Marge McCurdy 4 game winners Muriel Marshall John Pepper Tom Williams . Hugh McKay Estelle Chalmers 3 game winners Ross Richardson Howard Johns June 13 6 game winners Tom Williams Dave Kyle Ina Williams Dave Woodward Hugh McKay Jim Davis Edna Deitz Lorne Archer 417. 314 272 271 525 463 . 391 ,388 338 335 301 262 262 252 234 544 535 476 458 409 401 396 392 Exeter lawn bowling June 13 John Batten Shari Palen Bob Thompson Pat Pavlen Peter McFalls Chad Smith Gloria McFalls Marion Dearing June 17 Russell Snider Marion Dearing Henry Drachenberg Marshall Dearing John Cooper Shari Paulen 2W30 2W30 2W30 2W28 2W27 2W26 2W23 2W21 2W36 2W36 2W30 2W30 2W28 2W25 Exeter pigeons win Al DeHaan EXETER - The combination of warm weather and a tailwind again resulted in fast pigeon races with excellent returns. On Saturday, June 10, 132 mem- bers of the Lucan Homing Pigeon Club shipped 123 pigeons to Co- bourg and 11 of them sent 107 birds to Belleville. Tie special pi- geon trailer, whose la t pickup oc- curs at the Guelph Racing Pigeon Club, arrived at Belleville at ap- proximately 5 a.m. and pigeons from six different clubs were re- leased one hour later. Doubling back to Cobourg, the driver freed the remaining birds at 7a.m. Exactly four hours after having been released at Belleville, one of Mitch Szczech's birds were back in its home, loft. This pigeon turned out to be the winner with a speed of 1428.87 meters per minute. Szczech also took positions nine and 10. The royal Hardy Lofts, also fromLucan, were close behind, their first pigeon flew at a speed of 1427.71 meters per min. to take second place. Exeter flyer Al de Haan had three pigeons come at almost the same time to take position three, five and six. Jack Pierson found himself in a more familiar spot on the sheet, right up there in the no. 4 spot. Har- '.ry Winters' pep -talk to his pigeons must have helped as one of them captured position seven. George Gibbs had pigeon that flew well enough to place 12th. The Cobourg rat: was flown at an even faster rate. Al de Haan clocked his first pigeon three hours and nine minutes after it was re- leased at Cobourg, a distance of 276.549 kms from the de Haan' lofts. The resultant velocity of 1458 meters per min. was good for first place. • Karate tournament winners South Huron Martial Arts School brought some winners home from the Lucan Karate Toumament recently. Front left, Katie Chiasson, (3rd In team kata) Ann McPherson, (grand champion under 13, 1st In kata and weapons kata,2nd in sparring), and Drew Atthill, (5th In kata and 2nd in team sparring) pose with sensle Brian Decker and Jane McPherson. Missing Is Rachel McPherson. 4 Incidentally, the de Haan pigeons must find Cobourg a good place to leave. They certainly don't spend a lot of time flying around Cobourg's beautiful City Hall; so far de Haan pigeons have won all three Co- bourg races. Exeter Rookie 'A' June 15 Exeter Seips 6 vs Mitchell 18 Triples: Dave Chessel, Nick Anstett June 15 Grand Bend 5 at Exeter Seips 26 Top hitters: Michael MacLean - grand slam; triples: Dan Masse, Matt iredale, Shawn Murray, Brent Pym - good play Pop flies - Murray, Erik Denomme Dashwood Peewee 2 June 18 Dashwood 8 vs Mitchell 7 Pitchers: Brayden Lord 3 strikeouts; Gary Sauder 7 strikeouts Top Hitters: Lord two doubles; Ben Par- sons 2 singles; Sauder single Dash wood I Mosquito June 12 Dashwood 11 vs Lucknow 3 Pitchers: Kevin Regier (4 strikeouts in 3 innings); Marie Lay Jr. (6 strikeouts in 2 innings) Top hitters: Doubles A.J. Ferguson, Jesse McCann (2). Singles: Kevin Regier, Craig Masse, Cam Bekcer, Dennis Bedard, Mark Laye Jr. Jesse Schroeder Future game: June 19 - Listowel at Dash- wood 6:45 p.m. Students fromihorth Middlesex win at county meet GLENCOE - A number of stu- dents from the northern portion of Middlesex county won first prizes in last week's Middlesex Board of Education track and field champi- onships held in Glencoe. Winning individual events in the girls eight years and under category were Rezi Amiri and Katherine Mills of Lucan; Valerie Vermunt from East Williams and Laura Michelson, Parkhill -West Wil- liams. In the nine year old girls divison Megan Owen of Parkhill -West Williams was best in the 75 metre dash and the standing jump. The same school won the 4 by 100 me- tre relay for 10 year olds. In the girls events for 11 year old girls, Chrissy Battram of Parkhill - West Williams was dominant with first place finishes in the long jump, triple jump and high jump and her team also won the 4 by 100 metre relay. -— — Nigelle Lagerwerf of McGilliv- ray Central was the winning con- testant in the 12 year old girls long jump, high jump and triple jump events and Shanna Townsend of Biddulph was first in the ball throw with Leanne Hodgins of McGilliv- ray topping the ball throw category for 13 and over and Biddulph Cen- tral won the relay. In boys events best were Matt Daubs in the 10 year old ball throw ,AlVLExeter and -District Swimming Pool 41‘‘,Public Swim Public swims will be held - Weekdays 2 - 3:30 p.m. 6:30 - 8 p.m. Weekends 2 - 4 p.m. Public swim will begin on Wednesday June 28 Adult Public Swim will be held - Weekdays ... 6 6:30 p.m. Starting July 3rd Watch at the pool for midnight swims this summer! NOTICE TO PUBLIC UTILITIES WATER CONSUMERS To conserve water the Exeter Public Utilities will limit the use of hoses for the watering of lawns and gardens. This requirement includes new lawns and sod. Effective Immediately and until further notice, the following schedule for the use of hoses will be permitted. Please note revised hours: Residential Customers (households) Sunday to Saturday inclusive 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Commercial Customers (businesses) Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Some customers are watering lawns and gardens at the rear of their house during the restricted hours. Customers disregarding the restric- tion periods will be given one reminder of the restriction and iif there is a reoccurrence the customer risks a fine, or having their pressure re- duced, that would eliminate watering with a hose for the balance of the summer. The commission does not wish to curtail any customers watering, but In fairness to all customers that adhere to the restriction it must en- force this policy. The co-operation of all customers will be appreciated. Exeter Public Utilities Commission. gt3liz aiayu3414,- ayr3w�au u MIRALIlxixA wuuataw-u--v,WSAMi. • • CONGRATUI.AT'IONS • • Above, Charmaine Keller presents David Geoffrey, son of Doug and Darlene, the draw prize of a mountain bike sponsored by Clinton Community Credit Union. Tickets were sold and 100% of the proceeds were donated to the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. sxmaimanvainuataciamionaunammua