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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-08-09, Page 17• Page 16 Times -Advocate, August 9, 1995 Golf roundup Jack Hogan of Dashwood hit his first hole in one at the Ex- eter Golf Club Friday after- noon. He used a five iron to hit his ball 146 yards on hole three. Cyclist expected to raise $1 million Exeter Golf Club TORONTO - More than 2,500 people are running up their bicy- cles and raising pledges to partici- pate in the Noranda Forest MS Bike Tours this summer. The goal this year is to raise $I million for multiple sclerosis research and services. These premier Ontario cycling events have grown from one bike tour in 1989 to the current six tour seasons. In just six years, the No- randa Forest MS Bike Tours have raised more than $6 million. This year between August 19 and Sep- tember 17, participants can choose from one or two-day cycling ad- ventures in Toronto, Niagara, Wa- terloo, Grand Bend, Ottawa and the King City/Vaughan region. "The reason the. Ontario events have grown so rapidly is that we offer tours for people of all ages and levels of experience, appealing to both occasional cyclists and the more energetic and experienced types," said Don Aitken, Ontario Fundraising Chair for the MS Soci- ety. "And there is live entertain- ment and a barbecue party after each event celebrating everyone's hard work for such a good cause." One of last year's participants, Toronto designer and retailer Marci Lipman, is looking forward to rid- ing for MS again this year. "The camaraderie at the finish line party was really heart-warming and everyone had a great time. You don't have to he a serious cyclist, you just have to like having fun," Lipman said. For registration information, con- tact the MS Society at 1-800-268- 7582. Wednesday Ladles August 2 Betty Sangster Ann Prout Mary Ann Lewis Nancy Baker Pat Campbell Deb Hunter Door prize: Marg Prout 50/50: Pat Campbell Sponsor: Big V A flight B flight C flight Senior Men August 3 A Flight Low net Milt Cole B Flight Low net Jack Brintnell C Flight Low net Glenn Robinson 34 D Flight Low net Jack Hogan First Jack Hogan Bob Fickling Lee Webber Doug Parsons 61 55 68 67 87 79 32 34 Second Stan Kochan Glenn Robinson Ron Johnson Jerry Downie 34 34 34 36 142 36 34 37 36 143 Graveyard winners First: Jack Hogan, Bob Fickling Second: Jack Brintnell, Gerald Dearing Third: Bill Bell, Doug Harrison Closest to marker #1: Jack Hogan Closest to line #2: John Stephens Closest to pin #4: Ron Johnson Closest to line #7: Bill Bell Upcoming: August 10, Hillbilly Golf Tuesday Ladles August 1 A Flight • Low gross Helen Burton 43 Low net Helen Wasnidge 34 B Flight Low gross Dorothy Kipfer 55 Low net Grace Drummond 36 C Flight Low gross Marg Consitt 60 Low net Cathy Bell 34 D Flight Low gross Mildred Chalmers 68 Low net Noel Veri 27 Hidden scores: Helen Webber, Dorothy Kipfer, Donna Meurer, Fran Mickle, Yvonne O'Neil, Marg Prout, Pat Veal, Theresa McCann Monday Men August 7 A Flight Low gross Haydn Gozzard Low net Ernie Ahrens 2nd LG Oscar Pugh 2nd LN Jeff Ansems B Flight Low gross Doug Case 42 Low net Ralph Batten 34 2nd LG Clayton Cooper 44 2nd LN George Tryon 36 C Flight Low gross Andy DeBoer Low net Craig Webber 2nd LG Fred Wells 2nd LN Brian Wedlake D Flight Low gross Greg Campbell Low net Chris Reeves 2nd LG Mark Hearn 2nd LN Pete Sutherland Sr. Sponsor: Algoma Tire Door prize winner: Gary Dunlop Closest to pin: Clayton Cooper Longest drive: Reiny Freiter 37 35 38 35 40 32 42 34 45 29 45 34 Ironwood SIo-pitch 95 Exeter Men Recent scores July 24 Big V 7 vs. ETR Sluggers 8 (4 pts.) Inndians 9 vs. Strike Force 3 Gar's Bar 16 vs. Huron Park 3 Ellison Travel 2 vs. Knighthawks 5 July 26 RSD 27 vs. Huron Park 12 Strike Forcc 9 vs. Gar's Bar 15 July 31 Knighthawks 12 vs. Barflyz 7 Huron Park 6 vs. Inndians 10 ETR Sluggers 10 vs. Ellison Travel 21 Gar's Bar 3 vs. Murphys 20 August 2 • RSD 14 vs. Gar's Bar 5 Strike Force 9 vs. Knighthawks 6 Huron Park 14 vs. Barflyz 12 Big V 6 vs. Inndians 7 Standings as of August 7 Games Played Record 19 15-4 14-0 Team RSD Seminoles Murphys Inndians Strike Force Gar's Bar ETR Sluggers Ellison Travel Knighthawks Big V Huron Park Barflyz 18 18 19 16 17 18 16 20 17 12-6 10-8 10-9 9-7 9-8 8-10 5-11 3-17 1-16 For/Against Pts. 276/165 30 241n4" 28 218/171 24 247/182 20 199/180 20 166/148 18 191/175 18 174/202 16 158/189 10 135/300 6 86/317 2 Senior Men August 5 First Haydn Gozzard Jim Duddy Bud Preszcator Don Ross Second Wayne Pearce (tie) Bill Gilfillan Roy Hunter Bill Schaefer Second Andy DeBoer (tie) Ben Fisher Wilmer Ferguson Bob Dobson 39 43 48 42 179 39 40 48 180 41 45 46 4H 180 Fourth Ken Hermann 43 Ken Hockey 44 Lee Webber 46 Clyde Spears 4.2 182 Fifth Jim Steen 41 Lloyd Easton 48 Jack Urquhart 50 Joe Regier 5.4 193 Closest to pin: #4 Jack Urquhart, #7 Bill Gilfillan Men's Club August 1 • Back nine • blue tees A Flight First Bob Fletcher 38N35 Second Don Coughlin 40N38 Third Brian Horner 39N37 Fourth David Holtzmann 35N37 Fifth Jeff Loosely 40N38 Sixth Al Mitchell 40N38 B Flight Jim Ahrens 38N37 Larry Wein 40N38 Hal Snoddy 41N39 Ed Pihowich 4IN40 Brion Penhale 45N42 C Flight First Wayne Parkinson 42N38 Second Bill Gilfillan 45N42 Third Jerry MacLean 45N42 Fourth Lee Webber 46N43 Fifth Corey Sargeant 46N44 Sixth Don Smith 48N45 D Flight First Leo Krahn 43N39 Second Bob Coates 47N40 Third Mike Barclay 45N41 Fourth Ron Mason 48N43 Ironwood award: Ben Fisher Closest to pin: A&B - #10 Brian Horner. #15 Jim Ahrens; C&D - #12 Ben Fisher, #17 Bob Coates Skins: A&B - «11 Don Coughlin, #13 David Holtzmann, #15 and #18 Jim Ahrens; C&D - #12 and #18 Wayne Parkinson, #16 Corey Sar- geant Ladles Club August 7 A Flight Low gross Lynne Farquhar 42 B Flight Low gross Judy Hodgins 45 C Flight Low gross Sandy Bergman 52 D Flight Low gross Sylvia Gozzard Chris Thompson 55 Skins: A&B - Janet Wedlake #3. Lynne Farquhar #5, Joan Heywood «8; C&D - Cindy Coates «2, Sylvia Gozzard #3, Patty Brintnell #5, Chris Thompson #6&8, Heather McArter #7 Birdie: Joan Heywood #8 Partners: Joan Heywood and Mary Jane Taylor win S27 Longest drive: A fit. Lynne Farqu- har; B fit. Kelly Holtzmann; C flt. Heather McArter; D fit. Marla Wil- son First Second Third Fourth Fifth Hensall girl wins gold medal with team Ontario under 18 field hockey WATERLOO - Cara Gardner from Hensall won a gold medal with team Ontario in Waterloo during the Under 18 National Field Hockey Championships from July 26 to July 30. Gardner and team Ontario went undefeated in five games to claim first place in the national competi- tion which saw eight teams from across the country compete. The final game was played against British Columbia with team Ontario claiming the victory 3-0. BC picked up the silver medal. Chiefs overpower Imperials Imperials enter best of three WOAA major jr playoff series Crediton Mite boys win "B" championship EXETER - A seven run outburst in the fifth inning powered the Mitchell Chiefs to a 15-4 victory over the Exeter Imperials in the opening game of their best of five Ontario Junior Men's Fastball League playoffs last Thursday night. With Mitchell holding a slim two to one lead entering the inning, three Exeter errors and three hits along two bases on balls led to sev- en Mitchell runs giving them a 9-1 lead. Exeter starting pitcher Steve Cook took the toss as he worked five in- nings giving up nine runs, only three of which were earned. on five hits. He struck out eight and walked two Mitchell batters. Dennis Gow- er pitched six innings for Mitchell and picked up the win, allowing four runs on seven hits while strik- ing out eleven and walking four. Darrel Ford for Exeter and Chris Annes for Mitchell, worked in te- net'. Sean McCann led the Exeter at- tack with two walks, a triple and a - run scored. Steve Cook added a triple and Jamie Ramer singled and doubled. Darrell Ford doubled, Chris McDonald singled and Craig Zimmer singled in a run to round out the Exeter offense. Game two of the series was played Monday night in Mitchell and results were not available at press time. Game three will also be played in Mitchell on Thursday night at 8:45. Game one of a best of three ' WOAA major Junior playoff series will be played Wednesday night in Seaforth against Shakespeare. McFaIIs to manage team Ontario EXETER - Peter McFalls from Exeter will lead team Ontario in the Canadian Lawn Bowling Champi- onships held in Edmonton this month. McFalls was asked to take the po- sition of team manager by the Onta- rio Lawn Bowling Association (OLBA). Seven of Southern Onta- rio's top lawn bowlers will be com- peting in fours, pairs and in singles against bowlers from nine other provinces from August 13-20. McFalls has been on the OLBA board of directors for four years and a lawn bowler for 13 years. "It's quite an honor," said McFalls adding the position of provincial team manager usually goes to the president or past president of the OLBA. "We've got a good chance of coming home with some med- als," he said. HENSALL -The Crediton Mite boys ball team beat Hensall 22-20 in a close game to ciii)ch the "B" Trophy on July 29 and 30. .. -- Led by coaches Clasina Geurts, Bob Ford and Ron Johnson, the 13 Mite boys players played four games, finishing with a 2-2 win/loss record. Altogether, seven teams partici- pated in the weekend tournament held in Hensall. Exeter imperial Chris McDonald finishes off a swing during a game against Mitchell on Thursday. Golf tournament winner Ninety-seven golfers participated in the Annual Ironwood Invitational Golf tournament held last Wednesday. Shown above, Gib Dow Sr congratulates Cam Doig from Sea - forth. Doig shot a 70 and was the only golfer under par. Soccer roundup Exeter Squirt 11 1 August 3 Exeter (11) 5 vs. Naim (ll) 2 Goals: Jonathan Wagler (3), Corey Bilcke, Greg Thompson Assists: Amanda Overholt, Shawn Dev- ries, Thompson. Wagler, Bilcke. Tustin Bender, Sean Ellison Goaltenders: Bilcke, Devon Long Next game: August 10. Exeter 11 at Exeter 111. 7:00 p.m. Ot* Hoensts August 2 Hornets 1 vs. Nairn Gems 1 Goal: Heather Morgan Assist: Sarah Neevel Next game: Hornets vs. Delko Bridge Blizzard in Mount Brydges Exeter Bees August 2 Exeter Bees 4 at Strathroy Rockets 0 Goals: Jenalyn Baker (3). Kendra Ilalpen- ny Assists: Lisa liakvoort (2). Stacey But- son. Baker Goalkeeper: Lindsay McLeod - excellent saves. Next game: DKB Lightning vs. Exeter Bees. August 9, E.P.S. Exeter Squirts 11/ 1 August 3 Exeter 7 at Nairn 0 Goals: Scott Loosley (4). Nathan Long (2), Lukas Kerslake Shutout: Mark Smith eggigaggaimussuiummasammasuagimmaulasiassiallealaRinakilinak LUIC 1\ 111\ 110 kL1� REGISTRATION a EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE Sat. 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