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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-8-17, Page 13Golf roundup Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Ladles' August 9 A Flight Low gross Wanda Reynolds 46 Low net Betty Sangster 33 B Flight Low gross Janet Moir 55 Low net Anne Armstrong 37 C Flight Low gross Pat Veal 62 Low net Mildred Chambers 36 D Flight Low gross Ernie Robinson 65 Low net Audrey Burrows 36 Playoffs: August 23 and 30. Senior Men August 11 A Flight Low net Lee Webber 32 13 Flight Low net Orville Webber 30 Bill Bell 30 C Flight Low net Don Jackson First Gerry O'Neil Bill Bell Buck Little Second Bill Gartley Ray Cann Leo Bouchard Don Jackson 31 33 30 33 96 34 38 31 134 Closest to pin: Ron Rescorl Wednesday Ladles August 10 A Flight Low putts Betty Sangster 14 13 Flight Low putts Karen House 18 C Flight Low putts Noreen McCann 15 D Flight Low putts Mary Lou Thomson 21 Door prize: Linda Wehbcr 50/50 draw: Liz Horne Sponsor: Sugar&Spice Ironwood Men's Club August 9 A Flight First Bob Fletcher Second Steve Prout Third Al Mitchell Fourth Haydn Gozzard Fifth David Boltzmann 13 Flight First Larry Johns Second Bill Darling Third Joe Wilson Fourth Mike Brintnell C Flight First Ron Leyes Second David Harburn Third Bill Gilfillan Fourth Scott Pincombe Fifth Tony Underhill D Flight First Ben Fisher Second Lloyd Robison Third Ken Hermann Fourth Roy Hunter Ironwood award: Al Mitchell Closest to pin: #11, Scott Pin- combe; #I3, Jim Guenther; #16, No winner; #18, Bill Darling Skins: #16, David Boltzmann; #3, Lloyd Robison; #13, Roy Hunter; #18. Ken Hermann 39N35 40N35 38N35 38N35 35N37 38N35 40N38 4IN39 43N40 42N39 44N40 44N41 42N41 43N4I 41N34 47N41 45N42 47N43 Senior Men August 13 Ken Hockey Bud Preszcator Mike Barclay Bill Gilfillan First (tie) Fitt (tie) Jim Steen Rusty Iron Bill Thompson Tom Green Third Jim Duddy Gord Clubh Lcc Webber Al Preece Fourth Roy Hunter Andy Daloer Lloyd Cushman Gord Hill 43 46 43 42 174 44 43 43 44 174 44 46 45 180 48 50 53 201 Ladies Club August 8 A fit. Peggy Bondy 42N42 Marg Schilbc 46N45 13 fit. Judy Hodgins 38N37 C fit. Jodie Baker 50N46 D flu. Eleanor Mitchell 63N59CB Vivian Lorvan 56N59 Longest drive on 011: A ill. Bon- nie Ross; 1301. Ann Rcvington; C fit. Irene Beck; D fit. Laurie Prout Closest to pin on 115: B fit. Anne Beattie Stokes; C Ilt. Jean Mason Skins: A&B -110 Peggy Bondy, 116 Judy Hodgins, 113 Joan Hey- wood; C&D -110 Jean Mason; -#18 Eleanor Mitchell Birdies: Joan Heywood 113; Judy Hodgins 116 Sponsor Grandma's Garden, Loral- ee Marshall Lawn bowling The Exeter Lawn Bowling Club held a Business and Bankers tour- nament with 20 teams participating. Sarnia, St. Marys, Stratford, Sea - forth, London, Clinton and Exeter teams competed. Three teams from Exeter finished with prizes: Peter McPalls and Bob Thompson 2W36, Henry Drachen- berg and Ray Hodgson 2W31 and Ray Smith and Marshall Dearing 2W30. SPQRTLS Times -Advocate, August 17, 1994 Page 15 DuBarry begins second season The big forward from Huron Park is ready to return to Colgate By Fred Groves T -A staff HURON PARK - In 10 days Steve DuBarry will pack his bags, grab his books and his skates and head back to Ham- ilton, New York and Colgate University. Following a successful freshman year with the Red Raid- ers, DuBarry a Huron Park resident, will be off to his win- ter home to play college hockey. Enjoying a scholarship, he says academics and athletics have equal importance right now in his life. "We have a full schedule of classes that we have to attend and we practice two hours a day," said DuBarry. "It's pretty closo to an even split," he said of which is more important the schooling or the sports. "I'm probably doing more school work than hockey." He said his marks were good, especially from the first se- mester at the school which has a 2,700 enrolment and was founded in 1819. The big right winger was a standout in his final year with the St.Marys Junior 'B' Lincolns where he had 69 points in 49 games and was a first team all-star. College hockey is a little different as he played in 26 of the Red Raiders' 32 games accumulating three goals and three assists. "1'm not happy with it but it's satisfactory," said DuBarry who noted freshmen average about 10 points. Five forwards graduate from last year's team which means the big 6'4" 200 -pound DuBarry will be getting a lot more ice time and no doubt will be called upon to make a major offensive contribution. Surgery: However, if a shoulder injury reoccurs, he could be sidelined for a while but right now it seems to be alright. "I huh my shoulder and I had surgery in April. It came out of it's socket 13 times." When he was with the Lincolns, the longest bus ride he had to take was no more than three hours, this past year, with the Red Raiders he would log as much as seven hours heading to such places as Vermont. "I got to sec a lot of the eastern states, it was a lot of fun." A weekly routine for DuBarry would include going to school Monday to Thursday, getting on the bus Thursday afternoon and heading to some other city. The team stayed in a hotel, practiced on Friday and had a game usually that night. "I enjoyed it a lot, it was an eye opener," he said of his fust season. While Junior 'B' hockey calls for a big commit- ment, DuBarry says it's even more so in college hockey and his work ethics have changed. He's been busy helping out at hockey schools this sum- mer and playing the odd round of golf to stay in shape with an impressive hockey career already behind him, the future looks to be even brighter. "It's probably the best part of my life." Steve DuBarry Centralia Selects pitcher Sherri Bell, left; winds up while Cara Gardner is about to celebrate another run in last Tuesday's playoff game against Dorchester. Selects advance to semis Bell, Gardner combine to toss a no-hitter CENTRALIA - Outscoring their last opponent 47-7, the Centralia Selects have advanced to the On- tario Rural Softball Association bantam 'A' semi-finals. Last week they eliminated Dor- chester two games straight and will now take on Fergus. "I've seen Fergus play, they've got really good pitching. They've got four pitchers and one ace. It will be a good match up," said Cen- tralia coach Lorraine Gallagher. The Selects have got good pitch- ing of their own with their ace, Sherri Bell and Cara Gardner. Imperials win series opener Host Chepstow Thursday in W.O.A.A. EXETER - Single runs in the sev- enth and eighth innings provided Shuffleboard Hensall August 8 6 game winners Thelma 'Thiel Hazel McEwan Allen Johns Pat Davis Dave Kyle Lorne Archer Dave Woodward Ethel McMurtrie Exeter August 10 5 game winners 011ie Essery Lloyd Lovell Marge McCurdy Doris Miller 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak Delmer Skinner Ina Williams Wilma Davis August 11 5 game winners Marjorie Hodgert Marge McCurdy Sena Gosar Lloyd Ballantyne 4 game winners Bea Johns Howard Johns Dorothy Bullock 552 542 538 529 " 514 493 481 477 Kippen Gun Club August 9 /Dennis Boyd Jamie Caldwell Paul Hoff Mark Tuckcy Russ Beaver Brad Mann Ed Stecgstra Glen Mogk John Glazier Gord Robinson Tim Hoff Pete Caslick George Hamm Paul Stephenson Matt Tuckey Larry McNeil Glen Jeffery 340 329 295 277 326 248 245 234 385 379 358 349 270 199 199 50 50 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 22 21 21 20 18 18 17 15 the winning margin as Exeter Chrysler Imperials edged Fullarton A's 3-2 in the first game of their South Perth Men's Fastball League quarterfinal playoff Thursday night. Kevin Lightfoot singled in the ty- ing run in the seventh inning, and Gerry Ellisen's two out single plat- ed Kevin Windsor with the winning run in the eighth. Windsor was on base with a double. Dan Heywood pitched the com- plete game to pick up the victory while former Imperial, Greg Wise, in relief of John Sykes, took the loss. The Imperials host the Chepstow Aces Thursday night at 9 p.m. in the third and deciding game of their W.O.A.A. Major Intermediate semi-final series. SIo-pitch 94' Exeter Men Team Murphy's Ellison Travel RSD Inndians ETR Sluggers Crediton Big V Eric Campbell Lester's Nighthawks Albatross Mudhens This Week's Scores - August 8 Murphy's 36 vs. Mudhens 4 Ellison Travel 19 vs. Eric Campbell 9 Lester's Road House 19 vs. Albatross 6 RSD 25 vs. Nighthawks 3 August 10 Inndians 16 vs. ETR Sluggers 12 Crediton 21 vs. Big V 10 Murphy's 14 vs. Nighthawks 6 Ellison Travel 26 vs. Mudhens 4 Standings as of August 14 W L T F 13 2 2 264 13 2 2 316 13 4 0 267 9 5 4 228 10 5 1 229 8 6 2 226 9 9 0 205 8 9 0 215 5 11 0 183 4 14 0 171 2 13 2 132 1 15 1 114 A 156 158 176 184 204 168 205 218 255 275 232 284 Pts. 28 28 26 22 21 18 18 18 10 8 6 3 Exeter Minor Hockey Association and Exeter Ringette Association Combined istrations Saturday August 27 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. At South Huron Rec Centre Information: Minor Hockey - Don Richardson 229-6782 Ringette - Michelle Hodgert 229-6750 f Last Wednesday in Dorchester, Centralia coasted to a 28-0 win while the night before, in Centralia, came out on top 19-7. "Between Sherri and Cara they tossed a no-hitter," said Gallagher of Wednesday's shutout win. "They (Dorchester) never got past second base. It was a real good defensive game." A year ago the Selects got as far as the semi-finals where they were Exeter Rookie `B' 1 August 8 Exeter 15 vs. Mitchell Red Sox 10 Fly balls caught by: Costas Kollias (2). Jason Stuckless (2), Matthew Ire - dale, Danielle Long Doubles: Sean Ellison, Jennifer Baker, Iredale, Kollias Triples: David Chessell, Ryan Tiernan, Steven Mason Home runs: Mason (2), Stuckless (2) eliminated by Hagcrsville who, last week, were knocked out by Fergus. Two years ago the Selects won the ORSA peewee title.. Wictder Station - GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Thedford SUMMER SPECIALS after 2 p.m . Monday - Friday Green Fees & Cart $25./person/with coupon Sat., Sun. and Holidays $27./person/ with coupon Min. 2 players. 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