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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-05, Page 18••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••.••• • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••• iriRoNwoop %•-•44,10,-"....G LOCATED A LE EAST OF EXETER, ONTARIO - OFF HIGHWAY 83 71 GREAT SPECIALS EXTENDED F-41 Green Fees & Gas Cart S25 Person - Weekdays • S30/Person - Weekends (;„ioti„t.lti 2 t,1.1“ <<; In effect until June 14. 96 (excluding tournaments) • A L.. L. .2 -- 2 _IL Page 18 Times -Advocate, June 5,1996 In-line clinic Jason Heywood, takes Adam Johns, front, and Tyler Taylor through an in-line skating drill at the South Huron Recreation Centre on Wednesday. Heywood who plays for the University of Western Ontario Mustangs and Jeff MacLean, who was recently drafted by the Kitchener Rangers were conducting an in-line roller hockey clinic. x=erFury hold on to beat London LONDON - The Exeter lorry a14 most let a three goal Iead slip }' away as they narrowly defeated ` ". the London Morning Star 3-2 on Saturday. •. Bounmy Chansamone scored Exeter's first goal after a cross pass from Tom Westerveld creat- ed a scramble in front of the Lon- don net giving Chansamone a clear shot. Moments later Dave Maguire walked in past'the 18 yard box and drilled a bullet through the London goalkeeper's legs. Leading 2-0 going into the sec- ond half Exeter was awarded a penalty shot. Coach Jeff Playfoot gave Mark Lynn the Nod and Lynn made no mistalrtr scoring Exeter's third goal.. "After that goal we fell asleep," said Playfoot unable to explain how his team could allow London to get back in the game with two goals of their own. "We hada couple of defensive lapses that lett our goalie without. any chance to stop those two shots," he added. London almost tied the game when they tried to caps aliie on a tree kick with only five minutes left to play. However, the final score •was deceiving. The Fury could ha won by a higher margin and threatened to do so eddy in game when they created a n ber of good scoring'opportuni "We should have put It away the first halt," said Playfoot pointing out that Pete (McAllister took a shot that ricocheted off both posts. He hit the poet again 1 afterwards. The Fury so far are under with a pair of wins and ties. next honk game is scheduled Sunday at 4 p.m. against the Lata • Exeter I,awn bowling May 28 Lawrence Russell Myrtle Maguire Doris Hackney Barb Triebner Henry Trickey June Hodgson May30 Sandi Maxwell Marg Deichert Bob Thompson Millie Everett Frank Palen Thea Vandenboom Les Hills Doris Hamilton June 1 Chad Smith John Batten Ray Smith Wilmer Adkins Doris Hamilton Ernie Ross 2W36 2W27 2W22 2W19 2W19 1 W20 2W29 2W29 2W27 2W25 2W24 2W22 2W21 2W20 2W22. 2W22 2W 17 1W15 1W15 Shuffleboard Hensall May 21 6 game winners Jim Davis Russell Ferguson Lorne Archer Pat Davis Dave Woodward John Pepper Doug Insley Alice Thiel May 28 6 game winners Pearl McKnight Alice Thiel Dave Woodward Ina Williams Hazel McEwan Allen Johns George Racey Doris Hamilton 489 449 420 413 396 380 375 373 560 459 453 453 445 425 407 404 Exeter May 30 5 game winners Marg McCurdy , tf �; 579 Ann Northey Gordon Hoggarth 366 Wilma Davis 356 John Pepper 355 4 game winners Sena Gosar Howard Johns Joe Gosar Tom Williams Leona Elliott 383 312 303 248 237 Golf roundup 11111111111111111111101111111111 May 29 A flight Low putts Sharon Passmore High putts Kathy Sangster B fight Low putts Marg Sweitzer High putts Helen Wasnidge C Bight Low putts ina Browning UV putts Dianne Williams 1DI�t Lu Keelan Door prize: Karen Newel 111111.1111.11011. Ma� What Low gross Jo -Mm Middleton 48 Low net MBarjOsie Rowswell 40 flighLow gross Barb Harrison 62 Low net Cathy Bell 44 Low grow Liz Stephens 65 Low net Emy Robinson 40 D flight Low gross Dorcas Wein 68 Low net Theresa McCann 46 Ung: Pun invitational June 1 May 30 A flight Low net Bob Pickling 37 B Doug Marks 37 flit Low net Fred Burgess 31 C t Low net lack Riddell 33 Ken Hermann 33 D flight Low net Peter Sutherland 36 Chem' to pain: John DeWeerd Arid . Lee Webber 40 Peter Sutherland 36 Fred Burgess Art Webb Jerry Downie Ernie Hallen Ken Hermann 33 Anson McKinley 31 14646 37 40 191 May 28 A flight First David Holtzmann 36 Second Stu Homuth 39 Third Brian Taylor 39 Fourth Don Heywood 38N39 Fifth Randy Gi161lan 41N40 Sixth Ken Bergmann 38N40 Seventh John Dailleboust 43N41 B flight First Larry Wein 42N39 Second Scott Brintnell 42N41 Third Bill Gilfillan 43N42 Fourth Barry Baynham 43N42 Fifth Dan Heywood 43N42 Sixth Ron Bilcke 44N43 C flight First Chris Campbell . 43N42 Second Don Hodgins 47N46 Third Kevin McArter 46 Fourth David Harburn 49N47 Fifth Scott Pincombe 50N48 D flight First Bill Bannerman ' 45 Second Dean Barclay 44N45 ird Arnold Mathers 46 Local pigeons wwin races By AI de Haan LUCAN - For most of the merry month of May the weather was for the birds - ducks, that is! Certainly not for pigeons. As the poet says, "They had a cold coming of it." The first three races held by the Lu - can Homing Pigeon Club were a bit of a washout. The pigeons, because of the cold, damp weather, were difficult to get into racing form. The result was tiresome races and ' slow returns. However, in due time summer sun, balmy breeze, and bursting buds brought to our minds the Thomas Hardy line, "This is the weather the cuckoo likes, and so do I." And so did the pigeons! Nine members of the Lucan club recently shipped 110 pigeons for a race from Cobourg, Ontario, a dis- tance of 172 miles. Pleasant weath- er and a tailwind made for a rein- tively easy race. The birds were released at 8:45 a.m. and local flyer Harry Winters clocked his first pigeon three hours and 20 minutes later. With all the variables added in, calculations showed this pigeon to have flown at an average velocity of 1359 me- ters per minute: good enough for fast place! Norm Hardy took positions two and four. Mitch Szczech, also from Lucan, placed third and sixth and Morgan Freele from Grand Bend had a nice pigeon that took position five. Jack Hardy claimed positions seven, eight and 10, while Al de Haan had to be satisfied with nether nine spot. But how sweet it is! On the same Women's soccer team earn first win of season EXETER - Exeter Women's Soc- cer team earned their first point of the season on Sunday when they hooted London South End. London opened the scoring about half -way through the first half but Exeter turned the game around and began to dominate coming up with some quality goal scoring opportu- nities but came up short on all oc- casions. In the second half, Exeter's de- fense was still holding strong yet the forwards couldn't get on the board until a cross by Becci Farqu- har strayed off in a gust of wind, bounced off a defender's head and landed in the net. The Womens soccer team started their season with an 0-2 record but have since shywed steady improve- ment. They opened their season on May 15 with a game against Household Plumbing in London. With a new season and new teammates, Exeter had troubles getting into the game. In the first half, Household Plumbing scored on a cross that caught the strong wind and curved into the net. Exeter then settled into eir game and had some girt pp-,, rtunities to score but could nod capitalize. Jana Webster played an excellent game in goal keeping the score 4close. About halfway through the Closest to pin: A Baynham, #8 John Hayter; C&D #1 Kevin McArter, #5 Chris Camp- bell Skins: #4 Haydn Gozzard; #8 Scott Brintnell June 1 • First AI Preece Haydn Gozzard Mike Barclay Wilmer Ferguson Second (tie) Second (tie) Don Cowan Bill Darling Andy DeBoer Lloyd Robison Don Ross Ben Fisher Lloyd Cushman Elwood Truemner Fourth Ken Hermann Joe Regier Bill Thompson Bud Preszcator 41 46 46 42 180 37 40 50 182 40 47 47 182 43 46 47 2 Fifth • Bob Dobson 1455 Bill Green 46 John Brown 46 Ken Hockey 4Z 184 Closest to pin: 44 Ken Hockey; 47 Bud Preszcator ExeterClub kr. ° • TENNIS REGISTRATION 6l "EARLY BIRD" RATES Bebe After Juno 14,'98 June 14'98 Single 540. 550. Couple 550. 560. Family Student Junior Over 60s 570. 580 535. s45. 530. $40. 525. 535. Juniors - Monday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Ladies - Tuesday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Men - Thursday 8:00.10:00 p.m, Sunday Morning "drop in" (adult) tennis 10 a.m. - noon Registration at RECREATION CENTRE 9:00.12:-00;1'00 - 5:00 Monday - Friday WeekaNM contact Clay Murray 235.2642 Josh Watson advances to OFSAA finals SARNIA - South Huron District High School Track and Field ath- letes, Danielle Miners and Josh Watson competed in the OFSAA West Regionals in Sarnia on Fri- day. Miners placed eighth in the Jave- lin competition throwing her jave- lin 30.9 m. and Watson placed first in the 15,000 m. wheelchair event posting a time of 9:58, shav- ing a minute off his best time at WOSSA the week before. He will go on to compete at the OFSAA fi- nals in Kitchener Friday and Satur- day. The two earned a berth at the OFSAA preliminaries after quali- fying at WOSSA in St. Thomas the previous week. second half, Household Plumbing was awarded a penalty shot which made the score 2-0. The game end- ed with London scoring with about one minute left to clinch the 3-0 win. Exeter hosted Wallacetown Strike Force on May 20 for their first home game of the season. De- spite the terrible weather condi- tions, they went ahead with the game. Wallacetown gained the lead early with three quick goals in the first half. Although down three goals, Exet- er did not give up getting a quick goal at the start of the second half by Faye Murray who was able to dribble in as close as th.• 18 yard box without being attacked by a de- fender. She managed to get a good shot away which got past the goal- ie. Twenty minutes later, Exeter got on the board again with a goal by Robyn Carnochan, making the score a close 3-2. Although Exeter had many scoring chances in the second half, rain and muddy field conditions kept them from getting the third goal to tie the game. Exet- er's, defenceayed a very strong t orad" alit 1dnly allowing two shots on net. Exeter's next game is on Wednesday June 12 in St. Thomas at 8:30 p.m.. day a race was held from Kingston. a sttatght-ii,ne diAtanee of 26Q mile,[ (411 4nos).' six members had eqf tered 50 pigeons. These birds were released at 7:00 a.m. and two of the de Haan pigeons landed on their home -loft in Exeter at 11:48 a.m. Finpl calculations showed that they easily won position one and two. Mitch Szczech took position three,' eight and nine, and Norm Hardy sneaked in for fourth. The Winters pigeons flew well in this race, too and took positions five, six and sev- en. Morgan Freele clocked a pigeon that took tenth place. Now the focus is on conditioning the pigeons for a tougher test: a race from St. Jerome, P.Q., a dis- tance of 650 kms. THIS WEEKEND PEPSI GOOD -TIMES - any car/bike Race ail day - $15 Bonus - 6 pm Heads -up racing in S/COMP, S/GAS,S/STREET SUNDAY -2 PM THUNDER SERIES - plus Haugh Tire Paul's Auto Marine PRO COMP SERIES 03 Quick -16•' Fastest of the Fastest' 3 KM. E. 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