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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-19, Page 17SPDRTS Jet Display 4 sec r� , 11Li �3�2 .::„.ver' ,tee ,ll Iry ;Jr s y:q- i 4.4 Ted Bull rounds a barrel on his horse 'Jet Display' during the Exeter Saddle Club's second show of the Year on Saturday. The event showcases the combined skills of horse and rider in tests of speed and showmanship in an entertaining rodeo style atmosphere. Their next show Is on July 21. Exeter Golf Club June 10 A flight Low gross Doug Riehl 39 Low net John Kernick ' 34 • B flight • • Low gross Clayton Cooper 42 Low net Ron Mason 33 C Bight Low gross Len Veri 44 Low net John Nedza 32 D Right Low,gross Terry Bourne 45 Low net -Gerry. Machan 30 ClossdOo'pl Fad 13; Doug Riehl, #6. qp�n #4,'Ke41n 1-I ; St2; #5ti 5,, Ron Ma- t son, $4; S8, Brian Brooks, $12. C -D - #1, Tim Oliver, $18. June 17 Four man team low gross scores First Bob Fickling 185 Craig Alexander Gary Campbell • Mike Nice Second Ted Wedge 185 Jamie Caldwell Fred Wella Bill Armstrong, Third Doug Rich) 185 Bill Tanney Bob Jones Greg Campbell Closest to pint #3, Ron McTaggert; #6, Bob Jones Important notice: Remember Guest Night June 24. You Haut be signed up by June 21. Contact the Golf Club. No one unsigned will be able to play. June 11 A flight Low gross Joanne Middleton 45 Low net Helen Webber 33 B flight Low gross Sheila Raebum 55 Low net Noel Veri 39 flight Low gross Maa flightrg tsitt 65 Low net Karen Ratcliffe 39 D Bight Low gross Mildred Chalmers 70 Low net Mary lidding 24 50/50: Bette May Upcoming; Tuesday Moming La- dies Invitational, Tuesday. June 18 ' June 1g A bight Low gross • Marlen Faison, Low net Lu Keelan B Bight Low gross Jean Craw Low net Ola Baden C flight Low gross Karen Navel I,ov� Pauline Rowland 5W50 draw: Nell McCann Door prise: Sharon Passmore 111111111111111111.11111111111 June . A Bight Low net Fred B 33 Low net RaCy Low net Bill Bell Low net Amen7NcKinley Closest to pia: Bob Pickling First M)It Cole Bob Gerry Money Second Bob Pickling ADn ebb oonWDawe Balt Bea Second, }R{{am Johnson Ciecaid D fn • 35 35 35 34 38 .34 39 39 -i1. "•1 Attention coaches Minor soccer, baseball and softball coaches. Once again the Times -Advocate will publish results of your games in a sports box designated for each minor sport. Blank game report sheets are available at the front desk at the T -A. Deadline for game sheets is Monday at noon. Anything received past this tine will be published in the next issue. We will also re- ceive league standings but they will only be published when space allows. Ironwood June 10 88 golfers Low gross Ironwood Front M.J. Chanyi 42 Back , Joan Heywood 41 Low gross Guests Front Joanne Middleton 47 Joan Baker 47 Ba1f' Headieetiallbffay` 44 Birdies: Eleanor Ritchie #8,uth Meer Roil iifiC3,'.MJ. tWiki *2 f Closest to pin: #4 Ironwood Anne Prout; #13 Ironwood Louise Pin- combe, Guest Heather Galloway Most honest: Linda Hackney Lowest putts: Front, M.J. Chanyi (14); Back, Bernice Thompson (13) Shuffleboard Hensall Ina Williams , Thea Vandenboom Hazel McEwan Marg Deichert Russell Ferguson Doris Hamilton Allan Johns Dorothy Corbett June 11 Russell Ferguson Helen McKay Dave Kyle Hazel McEwan Alice Thiel Dave Woodward Dorothy Corbett Ethel McMurtrie 458 455 439 434 428 427. 399 386 502 488 486 486 479 479 411 408 Exeter June 5 4 game winners Tom Williams 337 Hal Walsh 317 Marge McCurdy 313 Estelle Chalmers 299 Ina Williams 288 June 6 4 game winners Estelle Chalmers 364 Allen Johns 344 Marge McCurdy 340 Ann Northey 339 Hal Walsh • 297 John Pepper 292 June 12 4 rune winners Marjorie Hodgert 354 Hal Walsh 293 Doris Miller 276 John Pepper 230 3 rase winners Ray Bennewies 205 Ina Williams 163 Leona Elliott 101 June 1l3 4game wism s Howard Johns , 307 Ann Northey 306 Jim Davis 262 Estelle QWme s 210 3 rare ideates Oil Northey • 243 Y3otdoo Nugget* 173 Dohs Millar 163 Delmer Sidnoetr 122 • Time Advocate, June 19, 1996 Page 17 Baseball roundup ± Jim 10 DMetrwoad 12 at Grand Beed 0 Piltlenta�e Selroeder (11 sat:coaa in Bio Mairrn). Meerk Live Top bitterer Andrew Kinsman (Male, doable. ). Brayden Lord, Jena Schroeder. Mathis IMAM. (singles) Jaw 12, 1996 diet o Oar Dashwood Pltchermt Lord (10 sMieoaU in five la- Hinge), Mosinee (6 strike:Oats is 2 In - pimp) Top bitten: Jonathon Brand, Lord, Kiat - man, Caroaon Becker (singles) June 11 Crediton 17 vs Marton 12 Packers: Margaret Oeetrts, Annette Om- taotraatt, Andrea Glavin T. inter n Oa bane 3 times - Amb 1 aa iet Jesus Becks Oa Hodge. lie Pertschy, Melody Kuper, , Amanda Year - Oa bane saes: Glavin, Nikki Cyr, Kris- toa Stamm �ef�(3 3 at o(peat c1ng Imperials on a two game win streak EXETER - The Exeter Imperials Junior Fastball Club pulled off two wins in two tries last week to im- prove their Ontario Junior Men's Fastball League record to five wins and six losses. On Wednesday night in Aber- foyle, a two out, two strike single by third baseman Ben Armstrong in the top of the seventh inning, drove in Glenn Hines with the winning run as they defeated the home squad 4-3. Armstrong had tripled and 'scored Exeter's second run on a Greg Dalrymple double in the third inning. Dalrymple also doubled and scored a run on a Kevin Gooder single in the second inning and sin- gled and scored a run on a Steve Cook single in the sixth. Cook also singled in the second inning. Gavin Snell and Glenn Hines added singles as the Imperials pounded out 10 hits. Kevin Gooder was the starting pitcher for Exeter and worked five and one third in- nings, giving up two runs on seven hits, while walking none and strik- ing out six. Wayne Fellow gave up a run and a hit in two thirds of an inning while striking out two. Steve Cook picked up the save as he struck out the side with the tying run at second base in the seventh inning. Last Tuesday night at home against Milverton, Exeter broke down Team Ontario pitcher, Dean Buchanan, in the second inning as Steve Cook doubled off the centre field fence, scoring Chris Kennedy with the fust run. They then scored four more runs in the third inning, two on a Greg Dalrymple double and two unearned, as they coasted to a five to two victory. Steve Cook pitched up the com- plete game win, allow two runs on four hits while striking out 11 and walking none. The Imperials are at home twice this week. Hickson was the opposi- tion last night and results were not available at press time. Woodstock will be the visitors on Friday night with game time 8:30. Exeter will most Colts and Masters Provincial championship EXETER - Exeter has won a ;bid to host one of the most pre- stigious curling events in the ,province. The Exeter Curling club will :play host rink to the Ontario Curling Association's Colts and Masters Provincial Champion- ships in 1997, Scheduled to take place March, 26 27, 28 and 29 next year, the event will bring 64 of the province's best curlers to Ex- eter along with the media cover- age which is sure to follow. "You're going to see some of the best curling in Ontario right here in Exeter," said hosting Committee chairperson, Jim De Block. The four-day event will will at- tract an estimated 1,200 people to Exeter and De Block said local business owners will benefit from the influx of spectators who will need to book accommoda- tions, dine at local restaurants, gas -up there cars and perhaps ,o a tittle shopping while they're l fere, Ontario Curling Club member, Don Boyes, put forth a bid for Exeter to host the games in 1988, but no one expected Exeter would get it. "It's an honor to have the pro- vincial playdowns in Exeter. 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