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Stanlakes take first
and second place
at Revenge tourney
By Ron Dann
ZURICH - Laurie Stanlake won
the Zurich 5 Pin Bowlers' Associa-
tion's tenth anniversary Revenge
Tournament Sunday at Town &
Country Lanes, with games of
275.236 and 387 for a 878 triple to
beat her 196 league average by 310
pins. Her husband Ted rolled
games of 272,318 and 339 to finish
second with 277 pins above his 184
average.
Third, fourth and fifth positions
were held by Ed Butt; plus 217,
Sherrie Edwards, plus 212 and Jean
Dann with plus 190 ,, i
Zurich Assoc' N n howlers in
$20,000 M.B. Shtx,tou
Zurich Association uuw
thy Burt and Ted Stanlake finishes
in the middle of 230 teams as they
bowled five games with Zurich
Master Bowlers Mike and Bev Cre-
gan in the Ontario Master Bowlers'
Association $20,000 Shootout at
Hamilton's 48 lane Sherwood Cen-
tre Saturday.
Zurich Association couple com-
peting in OFPBA tourney
Zurich Association life members
Ron and Jean Dann from Grand
Bend are competing in the Ontario
Five Pin Bowlers' Association
(OFPBA) three game, pins over av-
erage Provincial Senior Citizens
Championship today at Brampton.
They are representing Town and
Country Lanes.
Bluewater Assodation appoints
delegates
Bluewater Bowlers' Association
n.,s .appointed its four delegates to
CI( 30th annual OFPBA Conven-
tion in June at Muskoka's Cleve -
lands House. They include Gode-
rich's Marj Moore, Clinton's
Rhonda Forbes, Molesworth's
Howie Baker and Grand Bend's
Ron Dann. The Zurich Association
delegate will be Jean Dann.
Fury allow a tie In
last five minutes
EXETER - The Exeter Fury
played host to Embro Sunday in a
close game that resulted in a disap-
pointing 1-1 tie for the Fury.
The first half of play saw Exeter
getting the better chances to score
but failing to capitalize on their op-
portunities.
Dave Boersma, Chuck Walker
and Tom Westerveld each had a
good scoring chance but just
missed.
The Fury controlled the game in
the first half with their passing and
were finally rewarded on a corner
kick. Boersma sent an excellent
kick o the f' nt . s f net 1 t
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While in the air, Chansamone re- ingstar.
directed the ball past the goal keep-
er in an awsome display of concen-
tration and athletic ability.
Embro started pressing for a goal
in the second half but the Fury de-
fense turned away the opposition
every time.
Goaltender Craig Winbow came
up with a tremendous diving grab
off a head ball from in close to pre-
serve the Fury lead.
With approximately five minutes
left in the game an unfortunate
hand ball was called against the
Fury in the penalty area. The ensu-
ing penalty shot bounced over a
diving Winbow who had guessed
• tly'' ' 'lay. ..
Bowtmy Chansamone, proved he could play the ball In
the air Just as well as on the ground after scoring a goal
off his head during an Exeter Fury soccer game on Sun-
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Crediton Optimists provide bus to take
kids to and from Exeter park programs
CREDITON - The children of Stephen Township will have a play-
ground opportunity this summer.
Youngsters 4 to 12 years -old from Centralia, Huron Park, Credi-
ton, Dashwood and surrounding areas will participate in the Exeter
Summer Playground program this year, but only if there is enough
interest.
Lynne Farquhar, Director for the South Recreation Centre said she
attended a meeting with parents from Stephen Township who want-
ed to start a playground program. Farquhar suggested they consider
joining Exeter's already established program instead of taking the
chance of starting one up on their own only to see it fail due to a
lack of interest.
"We discussed a number of different options but this is cheaper
and easier," she said. "It doesn't makes sense for all the different
communities to offer a playground program if they're going to
struggle to survive."
Youngsters will be able to attend Exeter's playground activities
three days a week for a three week period starting July 8. It would
also include a swimming period at Exeter's outdoor pool, however,
optional field trips will cost extra.
The Crediton Optimists will provide transportation to pick them
bp at designated pick-up points and shuttle them to Exeter free of
charge. With the Optimists absorbing the transportation expense, it
would only cost parents $8 for one child, $7 for two children or $6
for three or more.
A pre -registration date will take place on June 11 at the Stephen
Township Municipal Office from 6:30 p.m to 8 p.m., but if there are
not enough people interested, the program will fold.
"Parents who want to take advantage of the program should do so
that night because we have to make a decision whether we'll keep it
or not," said Farquhar.
Crediton Optimist Brenda Morgan said they can't justify paying
for the bus service to shuttle three or four children back and forth.
"The pre -registration date will determine how much interest there
is...we would need around 15 kids to make it worth while," said
Morgan.
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Centre at 235-2833. 4 '
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Elite win last two gams:
EXETER - After easily defeating,
Melbourne 7-1 on Thursday, the
Exeter Elite women Fastball team
beat Oneida by one run Sunday
night.
Exeter took the game 9-8 at home
with Jill Sararas going five innings
on the pitcher's mound. She struck
out three batters, walked three and
gave up seven hits for five runs.
Jan Rowe relived her for three in-
nings walking one batter and giving
up four hits for three runs.
Jody Horton provided most of the
offense for Exeter going one for
three with one RBI. she also ran
home the winning run.
Sherri Pyme went two for four
with two RBI's and three stolen
bases. Her double steal in the extra
inning helped Exeter engineer the
victory.
"The girls held their composure
all through the game even with ,the
score that close," said coach Tim
Moore crediting his team for not
giving up any unforced errors.
The Elite's 7-1 romp over Mel-
bourne on Thursday got off to a
slow start. It took them three in-
nings just to get a runner past sec-
ond but the Elite defense held out
allowing Exeter batters to explode
for five runs in the fifth inning.
Chrissy Morgan and Jill Sararas
capped the inning when they each
banged a triple.
Bonnie Hartwick pitched for five
innings allowing only one run be-
fore she was relieved by Jane Rowe
who didn't allow any hits for the
rest of the game.
"They played their best hill
the year in those last two innings,"
said Moore. "Melbourne was defi-
nitely outplayed."
Miners and
Watson qualify.
for OFSAA
ST. THOMAS - Two SOtnil Hu-
ron District Secondary Schor!l track
and field athletes will compete in
the OFSAA West Regionals after
qualifying at a WOSSA meet in
St.Thomas last week.
Danielle Miners finished fifth in
the senior.los javelin competition
with a 31.76Meter throw.aill.Jol<h
Watson coons Fitt first price i the
1500m wheelchair event. His time
of 11:17 wit eVM minutes faster
than his Huron -Perth time two
weeks ago.
The South Huron competitors
needed a fifth place finish in their
respective events in order to ad-
vance to the OFSAA preliminaries
held in Windsor this week. '
They were joined by Midget.* Ml=.
chelle Finkbeine r, Shaun Stuckless;'
Paul Gregus, David Robertson,
Matt Vexltoog, Juniors Christian '
Stuckless, Brian Huxtable.and sen-
iors Mike Merrlgan, Dave Gaschq,
Ben Van Bergen and Jason Becker
in St. Thomas. Many achieved per •
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sonal bests.
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Blddidph Track. and Field
1996 results
9 year-old girls
10 year-old girls
11 year-old girls
112
2 year olid girls
9 yea did''boyitili
10 year-old boys
11 year-old boys
12 year-old boys
13 year-old boys
The following BIddulph school records were set
on field day. May 16:
• 9 year-old boys' high jump: Luke Howitt, 1.17 m.
• 10 year-old boys' softball throw: Robbie Mitchell,
45.61m. f,
• 11 year-old boys' long jump, Matt Daubs, 3.82 m.
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Age lass champions
Lindsay Medd
Sarah Duenk
Nicole Dann
42 pts.
35 pts.
60 pts.
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66.pts.
Tom McHugh
Nick Hosking
Trevor Smith
Matt Keen
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