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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-19, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, Jane 19, 1996 Exeter Co-op Junior baseball team wins three out of four last games EXETER - The Exeter Co-op Junior baseball team completed a busy week playing four games over the last seven days. They lost to Strathroy 4-2 last Wednesday but rebounded to beat Arva 7-5 on Thursday and picked up two wins in back to back games against the London North Stars beating them 12-3 on Saturday and 12-9 Sunday. Exeter vs. Strathroy Mark Glavin pitched six and two thirds innings. Glavin hit one Strathroy batter, allowed five hits and issued no walks. Exeter leading 2-1 going into the bottom of the seventh, allowed three consecutive hits, and hit an- other Strathroy batter to lose their lead. Scot Kemp pitched two in- nings and Shawn Gillespie finished in this game. Exeter pitchers did not allow a single walk. A total of six errors cost the Juniors this game. Joe Maskell and Dave Hopf both belted doubles with singles hit by Darryl Hartman, Blake Schade, Scot Kemp, Mark Glavin and Dwight Gingerich. Exeter vs. Arva Leftie Darryl Hartman pitched five innings, striking out three Arva batters allowing five hits while walking two batters. Dwight Ginge- rich finished the game striking out four batters, allowing two hits while issuing two walks. Defensively, the Juniors only committed one error. Blake Schade led with a hot bat with two doubles and a single. Dale Hopf doubled, Dwight Gingerich three singles and Scot Kemp, Chad Ramer and Joe Maskell two singles each. Jason Maskell one single. Exeter vs. London Scot Kemp pitched the complete nine innings. Kemp struck out five batters, showed excellent control, walking only two batters, while al- lowing six scattered hits in the en- tire game. Exeter defense commit- ted three errors. • The Juniors, short of players at this Saturday evening contest, were forced to bring up Paul Gregus from the Midget squad and use a couple of veterans, coacl.ss Gary Hartman and Jeff Keller. Gregus belted out three singles, while Hart- man and Keller each contributed singles in their first and hopefully last at bats for the season. Scot Kemp doubled and singled, Jo Maskell, Blake Schade, Darryl Hartman and Dale Hopf all chalked up two singles. The Exeter Co -Op Juniors, play- ing their fourth game in five days, played an aggressive bunt and run performance in this return match against London. Dwight Gingerich, Mark Glavin, Darryl Hartman and Dennis McCann all shared pitching duties. Playing this many games in five days, Exeter Juniors are confident in their pitching abilities. Exeter defense committed throe errors and must improve this aspect of their game, with most of the er- rors being committed on routine plays. Hard hit balls, double play balls are being played accurately. Pitching is doing well and Exeter bats are the big reason for the Co - Op Juniors' 5-3-1 record. "Halfway through the league schedule, we hope to maintain this better than 500 average," said coach Gary Hartman. Against London, lead off batter Dale Hopf did his job with three singles, followed by Darryl Hart- man with three singles. Blake Schade continues with solid hitting with two singles. Mark Glavin, Jo Maskell each two singles, while Chad Ramer, Dennis McCann both laid down picture perfect bunts for singles. Bill Hodge added a single. Exeter Co -Op Juniors have a much easier schedule this week, playing a make-up game against Thorndale on June 23 at 1 p.m. in Thorndale. Centennials extend winning streak to three EXETER - Riding a two game winning streak, the Exeter Cen- tennials beat the German Ca- nadians 2-1 at home on Sunday ex- tending their winning streak to three games. Inspired by the return of set-up man Ruban Chelladurai, the Cen- tennials were pumped for the game but quickly found themselves in de- fensive mode when the German Canadians pressed early. Good rear guard control of the play by goal keeper George McEwan and sweepers Joe Martens and Joe D'Ariano kept the visiting team from scoring. Their poor shooting allowed Ex- eter to capitalize and score when Ruud Veldhuizen and Dan martens combined to send striker Mark Brintnell in alone. A strong chal- lenge by the German Canadian keeper was met by a stronger shot by Brintnell as he buried it to give his team a 1-O lead. Accurate lateral passing and strong runs gave Exeter several good chances to score again but the half ended with Exeter leading 1-0. The visiting team responded ear- ly in the second half when a blast eluded McEwan inside the near post. The pressure of a tied game energized the Centennials who made it 2-1 after Veldhuizen took a pass from Jeff Lingard and drove it past the diving keeper. John Flanagan and Shawn Rot- teau did a good job warding off the German Canadian wingers and smart defensive play by Martens and D'Ariano kept the visiting team from scoring after they pressed hard near the end of the game. Centennials vs. Portuguese Last Wednesday the Centennials came back from a two goal deficit to defeated the London Portuguese 3-2. Losing 2-0, Exeter finally got on the scoreboard when Jason Wright scored during a goal -mouth scrarn- ExetertWoMMeitteam; lose to fond EXETER - The Exeter Wothtens' Soccer Team hosted London Unit- ed Sunday. losing 1-0. Despite dominating most of the game and creating numerous scor- ing opportunities Exeter did every- thing but score in the first half. Beoci Farquhar nearly scored when her rising shot looked as if it had the London goalkeeper beat but sailed over the cross bar. Heidi Martin went up in the air to head a well placed corner kick by Amy Campbell but she couldn't find the Daphne Dayman challenges a defender during an Exeter Womens' Soccer game on sunday night. Exeter lost to London United 1-0. Honda Hit, Run and Throw slated for June 30th LUCAN - Lucan Minor Bat ebell Association will host the Honda Hit, Run and Throw baseball com- petition on Sunday June 30. Registration begins at noon and competition starts at 12:30 p.m.. The competitions are open to all Rookie, Mosquito, and Peewee age players. For a registration fee of $5 each participant will get an autographed baseball, hot dog and soft drink and still be eligible for other prizes which will be randomly drawn from all entrants. The top three contestants will move on to the regional fintlla. Por more information call Jim Gal. braith at 227-1723. • 1, back of the net. Jana Webster, in net for Exeter, turned away three good goal scor- ing opportunities by London in the first half, rushing out to challenge an opposing striker more than once, She made three more spec- tacular saves in the second half, but couldn't help her team when they came out flat offensively and allowed London to score with only five minutes left in the game. There was little time to recover as Exeter dropped the contest 1-0. Last Wednesday Exeter played St. Thomas in what was almost a repeat performance. While dom- inating most of the play, they al- lowed their opponents to score and take a 1-0 lead. However, with only ten minutes left to play, Monica Ryan blasted a shot at the net that rebounded off the cross bar and came directly out , to Robyn Carnochan who put it away to tie the game at one. Exeter threatened to score near the end of the game creating a few good scoring chances but couldn't notch the game winning goal. Their next two games are played at home with the first one sched- uled for tonight (Wednesday) and the second on Sunday. Game time is 7 p.m. for both games. ' ble bringing the Centennials within one. Motivated for the second half, Jeff Lingard re -directed a pass from Veldhuizen inside the 18 yard box to tie the game at two. Striker Josh Thompson banged home the winning goal after Dan Martens chased down a ball that was headed out of bounds and kicked it across the crease where Thompson was positioned to score. With a 4-2 win/loss record so far this season the Centennials are cur- rently second in Division Two Cen- tral. They will meet the Exeter Fury tomorrow (Thursday) in a Second Division Cup tournament game. Exeter lawn bowling • June 1111 Marg Deichert Fred Mommersteeg Les Hills Pat Palen John Cooper Mary Waller Suzie Underhill Ray Smith Gordon Hoggarth Courtney Smith June 13 Thea Vandenboom Gus Gregus John Cooper Isabel Rogerson Stewart Miner Shawn Kramer Mike Underhill John Batten Henry Drachenberg June 15 Jason Batten Harry Jacobi Stewart Miner Isabel Rogerson Henry Drachenberg Marion Dearing Mary Drachenberg Lorna Spencer 2W35 2W30 2W29 2W25 2W25 2W19 1W19 1W18 1W18 1W17 2W25 2W25 2W24 2W23 2W23 2W22 2W21 2W20 2W17 2W28 2W25 2W24 2W24 2W24 2W22 1W21 1W21 Soccer• roundup N4Nr' Comma towasec rt . , Game1 Exeter 2 vs. Woodstock 4 Gam Exeter 1 bilis District 1 Gash aria Va is ecedr Good bLamas oda Daryl Bout*. te Eth E4� LUAU axandda 0 Goals: John=Phithaksinb Shaliett Daalal Maas 111111111111111111 Leser 4 vs. Strathroy Minder 2 Goals: Phithaksinh Phouublrath (2). Kie- ran O'Rourke, Atty Lariat . �rrrrt�irir June 11 Exeter 3 at Coldstream 2 Goals: Jackie VanEsbroech (3), Jodi Wil- lis, Kuri Brownlee Goattender: Kerianne O'Rourke Geausuiii oawaWaeMit,watAa�Ittt .lL 2a Nleity Next gape: J 1 $betas PlWic Jana IR, Exeter 4 N Haim 1 Goals: CMti VaMBabuogt, Cram Hoover. Johs Rik$11, tan Weston. Good delense bytgmd Cox, Man Mayer, Nevin Hodgins, Craig Schroeder Goaitender: Nick Menace ' quips 13 Sts 1Moy pastilat.Exeter Jets 13 GnalstTravisjam, et Pmgiskatos (2) Oaaitesdsrr Michael Cooper. Neat pati: June 27 is Exeter Fury lOSeto Ingersoll EXETER - The Exeter FtFy,trev- elled to Ingersoll Friday nigh and ' put in a disappointing effort re- sulting in a 3-0 loss to the host Fly- era. Ingersoll scored midway tht+ouigh the first half on a blistering shot that went under the bar for 141.) Exeter failed td generate any. s% fensive chances throughout.' the game and when Ingersoll notched their second goal, the game seemed out of reach for the Fury, : In- gersoll's third goal followed shortly afterwards to finish the scoring. "We don't score many goals so when Ingersoll scored their second goal any momentum we may have had disappeared," said player Jason McFalls. The Fury are now at 2-2-2 and play Thursday night in a Cup game against the Centennials at 7 p.m. The next league game for the Fury. is at home Sunday against Delhi. Tomorrow (Thursday) they will meet the Exeter Centennials in a Second Division Cup Tournament. This may be the only time the two Exeter soccer teams play each other in a non -exhibition game. McFalls, Triebner place fourth SEAFORTH - Peter McFalls and , Roy Triebner of Exeter placed. fourth in a pairs lawn bowling tournament in Seaforth last Wednesday. In the Little Bowl open singles tournament in Goderich Friday night, McFalls placed first and his wife Gloria *n the don5olation' t S i prize. • On Saturday, the McFa)Is fin- ished second at the Johnston Me- morial Toumament held at the London Thistle Club. Colin and Shirley McLuckie finished fifth and Roy and Barb Triebner took home the consolation prize. nye! s ^(i:, ,144-* 41 . r; MUNIAMMIN Thank you to the Community Special Your support is greatly acknowledged and appreciated in making our 2nd Annual Karate Tournament a Great Success IEE NARAiE fQA 0's E 7ONTH Everyone Welcome CLASSES: Exeter Legion Mon./Wed. 7:00-8:30 p.m. Lucan Scout Hall Sat. a.m.. 10:00-12:00 Sign up anytime- Expires June 30/96 CALL SENSE' DAN BELL 235-4765 OPENING SOOPC SEE US AT OUR NEW WCATION OPENING JUNE 2bth! t3ssMAIN ST. ACROSS FROM V) 4,4