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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-08-16, Page 15SPL!RTh Darren Kints gloves a ground ball at second base during a WOBA playoff game Sunday. The Exeter Juveniles lost to the visiting Hanover team 13-1.. Exeter girls win silver at lawn bowling championship ST. CATHARINES - Two Exeter Girls won silver medals -at the On- tario Junior Championships in St. Catharines August 6. . Andrea Weigand (skip), and Lau- ra Pearson of the Exeter Lawn Bowling Club defeated a London team 14-10 and tcaln from Dunn- ville 12-9. In a third game against Ottawa the girls came up short succumbing to a close 11-9 loss forcing a seven end playoff with the same Oshawa team for the gold medal. Thc girls had a very close game being down at one point 6-5 in the last end and giving up one shot to lose hy two in the final game. Wei- gand and Pearson had to settle for the second place silver medal in the Ontario finals. Hockey training camp coming to Lucan LUCAN - Anyone wanting to get in shape for the hockey season can get a head start hy attending a power skating and hpckey'skill y training camp in Lucan beginning Monday, Aug. 28. Presented hy The :Skater's Edge, the camp will run until Sept.( from 9 a.m. to I p.m. daily. The instruc- tor is Scott Rachuk, a former Na- tional Team skater and Senior "A" hockey all star. For additional in- formation call 1-519-246-1065. Big hit Lindsay Mills bats for the White Hornets in a Tyke 5 - pitch game on Saturday. It was the last game of the year for the youngsters playing tyke ball. kik'tl:u'1nn111114101�-WWWWWZw111WILLt111n1-�n-WIL:LWAI'lt�L' 1-1NIE . LUCAN MINOR l!OCKn' REGISTRATION EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE Sat. Aug. 12 -9 a.m. to 12 noon Wed. Aug. 16 - 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. Aug. 19 -AAA. ni. to 12 noon LUCAN ARENA Please bring health card For information call 227-4909 Got a sports tip? Call 235-1331 Lawn bowling Exeter August 7 Barb Tricbncr Ray Smith John Batten Isabel Rogerson Frank Palen Pat Palen August 8 Barb Triehner Bob Thompson John Batten Fred Mommersteeg June Hodgson Carmon Stewart Lorna Spencer Ray Smith Doris Hackney August 10 Marshall Dearing Marion Dearing Doris Hackney Doris Hamilton Ray Smith Harry Jacobi Chad Smith tirnic Ross August 12 Marg Deichcrt frank Palen Chad Sniith John Cooper Marshall Dearing Doris Hamilton John DeWeerd Jason McFalls 2W30 2W26 2W25 2W23 2W22 2W16 1 2W35 2W34 2W30 2W28 2W27 2W24 I W20 1 W20 IWIB 2W35 2W34 2W33 2W32 2W25 2W25 2WI8 2WI7 2W30 2W30 2W23 2W22 2W22 IWI9 IW19 IWI9 Centennials soccer John Flanagan clears the ball for the Exeter Centennial soccer team. The Cent lost 4-2 to the German -Canadian soccer club from London on Sunday. Brian Brand and George McEwan scored for Exeter. Imperials eliminated EXETER - Exeter imperials were eliminated from their Ontario Jun- ior Men's Fasthall League 'B' divi- sion semi-final series with Mitchell Chiefs in three straight games as they dropped a 9-4 decision in Mitchell last Thursday. . For the second straight game, Ex- eter built up an early lead only to sec it evaporate due to shoddy fielding and an experienced Mitch- ell offence. The imperials jumped to a 3-0 lead in the second inning as Chris McDonald led off with a single and scored on a triple by pitcher Steve Cook. Steve Farquhar followed with a run scoring single and later scored on a fielder's choice. After Mitchell narrowed the gap to 3 to 2 in the bottom of the sec- ond, Greg Dalrymple led off the third inning with a long horns run to improve the margin to 4-2. Mitchell then scored a run in the fourth and two runs in the fifth to take a 5-4 lead and added four more runs in the sixth, three of which were unearned. Scan McCann, Glenn Hines and Jeremy Mason also added hits 10 round out the Exeter offence. Losing pitcher Steve Cook went the distance, allowing nine runs, five earned, on six hits. Cook struck out 12. walked two and also hit a batter. The Imperials played the second game of their best of three W.O.A.A. playoff series with Shakespeare last night with Shake- speare leading the series 1 to 0. The imperials over-all regular season, playoff and exhibition record was eight wins, 11 losses and two tics. They were among the youngest teams in the league with eight players still eligible to com- pete at the midget level. No players will go over -age in 1996. Thc foundation is now in place for a successful Junior Fasiball team in Exeter for a number of years. Exeter Minor Hockey Hockey School September 4-8 Hensall Community Centre Group A 7-9 yrs. Mon., Tues., Thurs. 6 - 7 p.m. Wed., Fn. 7 - 8 p.m. Group 13 10-11 yrs. Mon., Tues., Thurs. 7 - 8 p.rn. Wed.Fri. 8 - 9 p.m. Group C 12-13 yrs. Mon. Tues„ Thurs. 8 - 9 p.m. Wed„ Fri. 9 - 10 p.m. Group D 14-17 yrs. Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9 - 10 p.m. Wed.Fri. 10 - 11 p.m. $58. (sweater not included) Can 235-0448 Times -Advocate, August 16, 1995 Golf roundup Exeter Golf Club Senior Men August 10 A flight Low net Ron Johnson B flight Low net Gerry O'Neil C dight Low net Frank Cawthorpe Winston Shapton D flight Low. net Bill Kuhar Hillbilly winners High putts First Bill MacLean Charlie Brown Orville Webber Anson McKinley Second Don Rowswell Lee Webber Stan Kochan Ernie Millen 99 36 36 37 37 34 23 30 29 105 18 24 28 Closest to pin: Don Jolly Tuesday Ladles August 8 Two hall foursome First Betty Coates 41 Jo -Ann Middleton Grace Steeper Second Jean Crerar 54 Betty Sangster Third June Bitten 54 Grace Drummond Sponsor for July 25: Designers Playoffs: August 22, 29 Wednesday Ladies August 9 A nt. Low net Louise Pincomhe Low gross Chris Hogan B dt. Low net Kathy Sangster Low gross Karen House C dt. Low net - Kathy Hayter Low gross Julie Nykiforick Door prize: Marg Elson Sponsor: Stedman's 50/50 draw: Nell McCann Soccer roundup if Page 15 Ironwood Senior Men First Don August ow 12 Bill Gilfillan Jim Duddy Lloyd Easton Second Andy DeBoer Wilmer Ferguson Ken Hockey Guy Giddings 36 39 41 162 40 43 45 142 Third Jack Muir 40 Jim Steen 43 Lee Webber 45 Lloyd Cushman 14 182 39 47 49 Fourth Al Preece Bob Coates Mike Barclay Roy Hunter 186 Closest to pin: #4. Jack Fuller; 87. Al Preece Men's Club August 8 - Front nine A dight First Al Mitchell 34N33 Second John Dailleboust 37N34 Third Sean VanDongen 36N34 Fourth Don Coughlin 37N35 Fifth Randy Gilfillan 39N36 B night First Clayton Hefley 39N35 Second Jim Duddy 39N35 Third Larry Bourne 40N36 Fourth Jim Ahrens 35N36 Fifth Hal Snoddy 38N37 Sixth Ron Bilcke 39N38 Seventh Larry Wein 40N39 C flight First Jerry MacLean 41N39 Second Wayne Parkinson 42N40 Third Jim Steen 42N41 Founh Norm Whiting 44N41 Fifth Wilmer Ferguson 46N41 D flight First Jim Stewart 42N38 Second Bevan Shapton 46N39 Third Bill Steele 44N40 Fourth Ben Fisher 47N41 Fifth Bill Thompson 44N41 Sixth Bob Coates 48N42 Ironwood award: Lloyd Robison Closest to pin: #3, Clayton Hefley; #6. Ed Pihowich; #2, Wilmer Fergu- son; #5, Bevan Shapton Skins: A&B - #3 Clayton Hefty, #8 Jim Ahrens. #9 Sean VanDon- gen: C&D - #1 Bob Coates, #3 Jerry MacLean. #6 Don Hodgins, #8 Mur- ray Morrison Exeter Bees August 9 DKB Lightning 0 at Exeter Bees 2 Goals: Jenalyn Baker. Kendra Halpen- ny Assists: Stacey Burson. Lisa Hakvoon Goalkeeper: Lindsey McLeod had wonderful saves Next game: Exeter Bees at Strathru\ Supremes, August 16 1/ 14 The Skaters Edge;; presents 11 Power Skating & Hockey Skills :1 Training Canrp 11 ►1 ►/ ►/ 9 a.m. • I p.m/4. at the Lucan Community Centre 1i instructor is a former National Team :1 ii Skater and Senior' A- htxkey All Star ii For more information contact: 14 ►� Scott Rachuk 542-2-161V ..zz.zzzzzzzz.zxi'.zzz±: Aug. 28 to Sept. 1 Teams Wanted for Kirkton-Woodham• Optimist Mixed SIo- Pitch Tournament August 26 & 27 Contact Cliff Thomson 225-2778 txt.N ,tr, <450 Stephen Township r • � st � "for -Ks Minor Hockey Registration Tues., August 29, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Pre -tyke - Midget, Jr. & Sr. Girls Huron Park Arena Green Haven Trailer Park would like to extend their thanks to the following businesses and individuals for their generous prize contributions which helped make our annual golf tournament a terrific success/ B.C. Home Improvements Bayview Golf Club Barefoot Pedlar Joe and Marcy Black Beauty 'n the Beach Big V Drugstore Brick Browing Co. C.A.W., Local 27 Canadian Tire Chrysler Canada Colonial Hotel Country Market Denny's Drive-in Eric Campbell Lincoln Mercury Farmer Bill's Flowers Finnegan's Irish House Forest City Graphics Gables Tavern Mark & Cindy Geddes Gordy's Restaurant Grammie's Pizza Grand Bend Hardware Grand Bend Motorplex Hotel Mainstreet Huron Motor Products Kentucky Fried Chicken MacLeans Mac's Convenience Store McDonald's Restaurants Ross and Velda McFarlane Mr. Mug's Donuts Northlander Industries Oakridge Ford Oakwood Golf Club Mamie Parkhill Peckitt's Men's Wear Pizza Delight Sanders on the Beach Subway Tender Spot . The Sun Shop Village Green Mini -Putt White House Restaurant Widder Station Golf Club Ralph Williams Wright's IGA 1 Thank You, Stephen and Kim Baird