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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-07-26, Page 20• ' Page 20 Times -Advocate, July 26, 1995 SPORTS Exeter Imperials tie Moorefield MOOREFIELD - Catcher Chris Kennedy stroked three hits in four trips and scored a run as the Exeter Imperials held on for a six all tie with Moorefield in Ontario Men's Fastball League action on Thurs- day in Moorefield. Jon Passmore also doubled and drove in two runs with Steve Cook, Sean McCann, Chris McDonald, Ben Armstrong and Kenn Hines adding singles. Jeff Mayer, called up from the Ban- tams for the shorthanded juniors, played a strong game and contrib- uted a single and triple in three trips to the plate. The Imperials had just returned from the Tara Tournament where they lost two close decisions to Toronto and Tara Juniors by scores of 5-3 and 4-I re- spectively. The Imperials wrapped up their regular season with a game against Atwood last night. Results were not available at press time. A playoff meeting is being held tonight with playoffs likely to start later this week. Pitcher Steve Cook just returned from the Inter- national Softball Congress North America Championships held last weekend in Frankenmuth Michigan where he participated with the Atwood Midgets. They finished a very respectable 5th out of 21 teams with a record of three wins and two losses. Baseball roundup Crediton Mite Girls July 18 Hensall 24 vs. Crediton 14 On base two times: Katelyn Lachance (2 doubles), Danielle Pertschy, Lindsay Muller. Melody Mungar. Kellye Cruick- shank ( I double. grand slam home run). Jenna Becker On base once: Stacey Bartlett, Anther Lord, Angie Dearing, Annette Groten- traast, Kristen Steeper, Meghan O'Rourke, Meaghan Kipfer Stars of game: Cruikshank, Bartlett Exeter Rookie. 'A' July 10 Exeter 15 vs. Goderich (11) 10 Home runs: Sean Ellison, Michael Alex- amigo - Fly balls caught by: Adam Johns, Jordan Darling. Jason Sangster. Mark Dietrich July 17 Exeter 21 vs. Goderich (II) 20 Home runs: Darling, Andrew Sedlak, Melissa Davey Fly balls caught by: Johns (3). Dietrich (2) July 19 Exeter 13 vs. Clinton 0 Triples: Johns (2) Hits by: Derek Kelley, Michael Giannan- drea Fly balls caught by: Alexander. Darling July 23 Exeter 19 vs. Grand Bend 16 Triples: Darling (2). Alexander Doubles: Johns (3), Sedlak (2). Ellison Dashwood Mosquito 'A' July 18 Dashwood 6 at Listowel 10 Pitchers: Jesse Schroeder (8 strikeouts in 4 innings). Mark Laye Jr. (2 strikeouts in 2 innings), Cam Becker (for last out) Top hitters: Schroeder (home run, 2 sin- gles), Justin Hayter (double, 2 singles), l3ecker (double, single). A.J. Ferguson (2 singles), Jonathan Brand. Jesse McCann. Chad Masse (singles) Dashwood Peewee 11 July 19 Dashwood 11 at Mitchell 8 Pitchers: Gary Sauder (3 innings, 3 strike- outs): JR Davies (4 innings, 3 strikeouts) Triple: Brian Harrigan Singles: Kyle Ferguson, Chris Thonon, JR Davies. Ben Parsons. Colin Sauder, Nick Jeromkin, Brent Morrison July 23 - doubleheader Dashwood 6 vs. Lucknow 6 Pitchers: Davies (2 innings, 2 strikeouts), Morrison (3 innings. 3 strikeouts) Singles: Jeromkin. Scott Davies Dashwood 4 vs. Lucknow 3 Pitchers: Brayden Lord (5 innings, 7 strikeouts) Singles: Lord, Jeromkin Exeter Rookie 11 July 22 Exeter Yellow Jackets 10 vs. Exeter Blue 2 Runs for Yellow Jackets: Adam J. (2). Garrett R.(2), Kyle S. Jared A., Chad T.. Lara S., Bradley k.. Graham S. Fly caught by: Adam .1 Runs for Blue: Danae K. (2) Ironwood • Men's Club July 18 Back nine- white tees A flight First Darren Mason 35 Second Bill Farquhar 37N35 Third David Boltzmann 37 Fourth Ken Bergmann 37 Fifth Jim Guenther 40N39 Sixth Haydn Gozzard 40N39 B flight First Brian Munro 38 Second Brian Baker 4I N38 Third Don Currell 40N39 Fourth Hal Snoddy 43N39 Fifth Ken Pinder 42N40 Sixth Fred Steciuk 42N40 C flight First Lee Webber 40N36 Second Bill Thomas 43N41 Third Bill Gilfillan 44N41 Founh Jim Steen 43N41 Fifth Al Taylor 43N41 Sixth Bob Thompson 43 Seventh John Urquhart 44N43 D flight First Brad Baker 43N40 Second Mike Barclay 47N43 Third Ed Beck 48N43 Fourth Paul Anstett 48N43 Fifth Dean Barclay 50N46 Ironwood award: Mike Barclay Closest to pin: #14 Jason Hey- wood, #I8 Don Heywood, #11 Car- ryover, #16 Dave Nykiforuk Skins: A&B - #10 Bill Farquhar, #18 Don Heywood; C&D - #13 Paul Anstett Senior Men July 22 First Bob Fletcher Jack Fuller Jim Steen Bud Preszcator 37 39 44 171 Second Jack Muir 38 Jim Duddy 40 Ken Hermann 50 Ben Fisher SQ 178 Third Don Cowan 39 Bill Gilfillan 42 Jack Urquhart 52 Jim Wallace 52 185 Fourth Haydn Gozzard 40 Clyde Spears 48 Roy Hunter 49 Bill Schaefer 5.4 187 Closest to pin: #13 Wilmer Fergu- son; #15 Jack Fuller Ladies Club July 24 A Flight Low gross Marj Green 43 Lynne Farquhar 43 13 Flight Low gross Ruth Mercer Ross 48 C Flight Low gross Anne Prout 51 D Flight Low gross Jean Mason 52 Closest to pin: Joan Heywood, Mat/Burton. Abdiey,Pincotrtbc, Ann Prout Next week: Scramble Got a sports tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 George McEwan heads the ball away from the Olym- pics' goalkeeper during a home game on Sunday. Centennials soccer team tie Olympics EXETER - The Exeter Centenni- als tied the Olympics 1-1 in an in- tense game on Sunday. Excter applied the pressure on their opponents for the entire first half, but they missed most of their scoring chances. Ruban Chelladurai had three great shots on net but was thwarted by the Olympics' goal - tender. Joe Martens opened the scoring midway through the first half on a cross from George McEwan after he aggressively headed the ball past the charging keeper. The Olympics struck hack in the second half and netted the ball on a soft goal to tic the game. The Cen- tennials welcomed hack Charlie wise and Ruby Vcldhuizen who had been out with injuries. The Centennials play Tuesday July 25 in London against London United before getting a three week break in the schedule. Exeter lawn bowlers take •third and fifth EXETER - The Clinton Commu- nity Credit Union Sponsored a La- dies Pairs- Mixed Pairs Lawn Bowling Tournament in Exeter on Saturday. Teams from Sarnia, Scaforth, Woodstock, London, Stratford and St Marys participated. Exeter Tcams of Bob Thompson and Doris Hackney finished third with two wins. Roy and Barb Trichncr took fifth place with two wins 35+7 and Frcd Mommersteeg and Audrey Burrows won the consolation prize. The next tourney will be held Saturday at 10:30. aftimmuumii. . Vic •, 10111aPPV '4 t MAW geliiiint i 441-4 • empurpomm 11glppac!' /44 ft re Barb Turner guides her horse around a barrel during the Exeter Saddle Club's Adult Team Challenge on Sunday. • Exeter Saddle Club hosts adult team challenge event Exeter riders come in Chris Skalkos T -A staff EXETER - The Exeter Saddle Club hosted their annual Adult Team Challenge competition on Sunday. Exeter riders Julie Rock, Connie Finlayson, Wendy Laing, Al Par- sons, Barb Turner along with Joe, Ed, Barb and Adriane Dewetering were among the 50 riders and hors- es competing for first place tro- phies. The club only hosts, the, Team Challenge once a year and it is dill, ferent from Team Penning where riders compete for over $500 in prize money. Team Penning pits the skills of three riders who have 90 seconds to sort out and pen a selected number of 30 cattle. The Team Challenge takes on more of a rodeo at- mosphere as the riders test their showmanship and their horse's Exeter lawn bowling July 18 John Cooper Henry Drachenberg Shari Palen Henry Jacobi Doris Hackncy Ray Hodgson July 20 Allan Westcott Lawrence Russell Henry Jacobi June Hodgson Howard Johns Gordon Hoggarth July 22 Gus Grcgus John Batten Marion Dearing Wilmer Adkins 2W26 2W26 2W25 2W21 2W20 2W19 1W18 1W18 1W18 1W10 IWI0 1W10 2W25 2W25 2W20 2W19 second in performance and gaming events speed in 15 performance or gaming events. For example, the flag race requires horse and rider to race out to a barrel containing a flag. The rider must bend over and seize the flag while in motion, turn around another barrel and race hack where the rider must throw the flag hack into the barrel to avoid dis- qualification. Another event called pole bending requires riders to guide their horse through a line of poles weaving in and out much like a slolem down hill skier=doles 'while racing against the clock. Club secretary, Connie Finlayson said the club has existed for over 35 years, however, the sport is not well known in Exeter. In an effort to promote this year's Adult Team Challenge Finlayson said the club approached town council re- questing to hold the event behind the Rec centre in hopes of at - Thunder remain undefeated EXETER - The Exeter under 19 Thunder soccer team tied Wood- stock 1-1 on Wednesday with Bryan McAllister scoring Exeter's lone goal. In a previous game last Monday, the Thunder heat Dante from Sarnia 2-1 with goals hay Luke Simms and Chad Gilfillan. The Exeter Thunder are still un- defeated with a win, loss, tic record of 3-0-3. tracting more spectators. They are currently holding the event at their club located in an isolated area out- side of Huron Park. Councilors said they would need a percentage of revenue from their food booth as well as a rental fee that the club couldn't afford. "There is a lack of spectators be- cause nobody knows about us," said Finlayson. "Mitchell has their event right in town and they get lots of spectators," she added. '- ' 'Finlayson said the sport is not as expensive as people may think. The price of a quarter horse is ap- proximately $2,500 and items such as saddles and bits last a very long time. "It's an addicting sport. Every- body loves horses," she said. "Once you get on a horse and go for that first ride you always want a second and third." Women & Teens Self Defence Seminar .tom Sat. July 29 at 1-3 p.m. Admission $10 ea. Lucan Legion an Bell and Leo Loucks More nfo - call Bonnie 666-2373 Dan 235-4765 aigrOf MINOR HOCKEY Pre -tryout Power Skating and Puck Handling Clinic (Two locations) ST. MARYS ARENA & LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE August 21st to 25th HALF DAY PROGRAM 9:00 a,m. - 12:30 p.m. $80.00 + GST fee includes (hockey sweater & bussing) DAILY PROGRAM CONSISTS OF VIDEO, OFF ICE TRAINING AND ONE FULL HOUR ICE SESSION. FREE BUS SERVICE (for Lucan program only) FROM EXETER & ILDERTON Bus leaves Exeter & Ilderton ArenAs at 8:25 a.m. and returns at 12:50 p.m. OUR HOCKEY PROGRAM The hockey program uses skills orientated approach to group and individual development. Our main emphasis is placed on improving and developing skating technique, the basis affecting all other aspects of hockey skills aevelopment. The week long ssion also focuses on puck handling, and puck handling combined with skating. OUR STAFF INCLUDES Rick Abel - Hockey director for Shamrock Hockey School. Head coaching committee Lucan Minor Hockey - Head coach Bluewater Hawks Girls A Team Ian Craig - former London Diamonds Jr. B Coaching committee Lucan Minor Hockey Shamrock Hockey School Instructor Fred Bridgewater - Port Dover Minor Hockey Power Skating Instructor Shamrock Hockey School Instructor Rob Kelly • Wilfred Laurier University Goaltender coach at Shamrock Hockey School FORMER LUCAN MINOR PLAYERS Paul O'Shea - St. Marys Lincolns, Chris Haskett - Niagara Falls Thunder Jr. A., Denver England - Soo Greyhounds Jr. A. REGISTRATION FORMS AVAILABLE AT Lucan Arena, Exeter Arena, Macleans Home Hardware, Exeter, Dunny's Sports, St. Marys, Legg's Gift and Variety, Burr or call Shamrock at 519-293-3705 A