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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-9-7, Page 16i Page 16 Times -Advocate, September 7, 1994 Fury beat Centennials in battle to be the best Henri DeBruyn scored two goals in the exhibition men's soccer game By Fred Groves T -A Vaff EXETER - The new kid on the block gave the Ex- eter Centennials quite a run for their money last Tuesday night. At the Canner's Field in Exeter, the Fury beat the Centennials 4-1 in a senior men's exhibition soccer game. Although there was a little pushing here -and - there, and caution was given by referee John Ra- senberg, for the most pan it was a calm game. This is just the second year for the Fury who joined the Western Ontario Soccer League's second division (east). Tuesday's game was set up to see just which team is the best in Exeter. "It's for bragging rights. We both want to win, we've never played them in the two years we've been in existence," said Fury Shawn McFalls. "We were going to play them last year but they weren't that keen," said Centennials' coach Jeff Playfoot. The game was a chance for some of the Fury to play against their old teammates. "We've never played them before. About half our guys used to play for them," said McFalls. For various reasons, two years ago the Fury were formed and although Martin DeBuryn was the coach in the team's inaugural season they have had to pretty well go it alone this year. Playfoot who suited up, said before the start of the game, "it's just to play and see who wins. Hopefully it won't get too out of hand." Scoring wise, it did get a little out of hand as the Fury took a big 3-0 lead in the first half. Tuesday's game saw the scoring open very quick- ly as just five minutes into the contest, Rasenberg awarded a penalty kick to the Fury. Dan Martens made no mistake and gave his team a 1-0 lead. Big first half lead: The Fury completely dominat- ed the opening half as they scored two more goals before the whistle. Henri DcBruyn got behind everyone and shot into the corner past Centennials' goalie Craig Winbow. DeBruyn also set up the third goal as he sent the ball through to Pete McAllister who hit the post but Jason McFalls was there to jump on the rebound. The Fury had a couple of other good chances as Brent Rideout slipped past Centennials' defender Dick Lord, let go with a hard shot but Winbow made a nice diving save. Mark Brintneil was going in alone with DeBruyn but he overran the ball and didn't get the shot away. In the second half, the Centennials tightened up on their defence quite a bit and pulled to within a couple of goals as Erin Weston walked in past sev- eral Fury defenders and let go with a quick shot into the lower corner past Tim McAllister. With darkness falling onto the field, DeBruyn fol- lowed a long pass up the middle towards the Fury goal, out ran two opponents and scored on a very tough angle. The Fury have two games remaining on their reg- ular schedule, on Sunday they will host Tillsonburg and on September 18, take on London Croatia. "Our playoff chances are kind of slim. We made it to the Cup semi-finals," said McFalls of this team which has a record of 5-6-3. The much -improved Centennials arc 4-8-3 in the second division (central) and their remaining games arc against Alianza on Sunday, host Marconi on September 18 and on September 24, are at St. Co- lumban. At left, Fury's Tim McAllister and Centennials' George McEwan battle to get to the ball during last Tuesday's ex- hibition soccer game. Below, Centennials' John Flanagan looks up and behind him. Shuffleboard IHensall August 30 6 game winners Jim Davis Hazel McEwan Isabel Rogerson 564 534 466 Russell Ferguson Lloyd Lovell Dave Kyle Pat Davis Gert Eagleson 466 445 444 441 426 r REGISTRATION 1st Exeter Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers Exeter Lions Youth Centre Thure., Sept. 8 - 7 p.m. Welcoming all boys ages Kindergarten to 14, youth ages 14-18 years, and adults seeking the Joy of scouting leadership. An excellent all- round program of growth activities for ell. Parent meeting to proceed registration. Beaver leaders urgently required. Flnanclal assistance for uniforms and registration may be available through our sponsor the Lions Club of Exeter. Late registrations and enquiries will be accepted by the chairperson at 2360841. .1 h 1 Huron United Way congratulates Holtzmann EXETER - Local merchant, Dave Holtzmann of Holtzmann's IGA, was the winner of a 'Hole in One' contest conducted by Huron United Way at Ironwood Golf Club on August 10. Holtzmann demonstrated his ability on the golf course by landing a hole -in - one from the 13th tee. On August McFalls' beaten at Ontario finals SIMCOE - Defending champions Peter and Gloria McFalls were not successful in recapturing the On- tario Mixed Pairs Lawn Bowling ti- tle in Simcoe on the weekend. In game one they lost to the James Garden team from Toronto as they were edged 16-13. The McFalls' bounced back to beat Meaford 21-11 but fell in their third game, 14-9 to Balmy Beach. Meanwhile, Marshall Dearing, Ray Smith and Henry Drachenberg from the Exeter Lawn Bowling Club will represent District 4 at the 1994 Provincial Senior Ladies' and Men's Triples Champioships in Hamilton on Wednesday and Thursday. 30, he was awarded a cheque for 5180.00 by Huron United Way board member, Helen Johns, also a resident of Exeter. Hole in One contests have been held at many local golf courses across Huron county this summer as kick-off events for Huron Unit- ed Way's fund raising campaign which will be held countywide this Exeter Golf Club Mondajr. Night Men September 5 A Flight Low gross Gary Kyle Low net Scott Davidson 2nd LG Corey Sargeant 2nd LN Gary Campbell B Flight Low gross Fred Campbell Low net Ken Kadey 2nd LG Bob Reynolds 2nd LN Ralph Batten C Flight Low gross Doug Case Low net Harvey Adams 2nd LG Reiny Freiter 2nd LN Stan Kochan D Flight Low gross George Pratt 44 Low net Jack Glavin 31 2nd LG Dave Keys 45 2nd LN Gary Koehler 31 Sponsor: Huron Tractor Closest to pin: #3 George Tryon Longest drive: #9 Kevin Hem Next week's sponsor: Earl's Taxi 38 33 39 34 40 33 41 34 43 33 44 34 fall. Participating golfers have paid $5.00 each to enter the contest. If they are successful in making a hole in one, they are winners of half the proceeds from the day's contest. If they are able to get their ball within a six foot radius of the hole, they are awarded a sleeve of three golf balls for their superb ef- forts. 1n all the contests conducted this year to date, Holtzmann is the first to win for landing a hole in one. All proceeds from the golf con- tests and other fun raising endeav- ors by Huron United Way, go to support 18 social service organiza- tions across the county. Examples of these agencies are - Big Broth- ers and Big Sisters, South Huron; Huron safe Homes for Youth; Child Find. Bowlers Needed Monday night ladies at Town and Country Bowling Lanes, Zurich Starting Sept. 12 for more information call Tony 236-4923, Barb 237-3437, Carol 236-4661 Exeter lawn bowling August 30 June Hodgson Ray Hodgson Andrea Weigand Mary Drachenberg Gloria McFalls Frank Palen Henry Drachenberg September 1 Doris Hackney Barb Triebner Roy Triebner Marg Deichert Henry Drachenberg Marion Dearing Shawn Kramer Septmeber 3 June Hodgson Lorna Spencer Har Brintnell Marshall Dearing Howard Johns Ray Hodgson Marion Dearing 2W31 2W30 2W27 2W26 2W24 2W24 2W20 2W35 2W25 2W25 1 W20 1 W20 1W15 IW15 2W31 2W29 2W28 2W24 2W20 1W18 1W18 Kippen Gun Club August 30 Jamie Caldwell Ed Steegstra Tom Allen Lloyd Vennor Dennis Boyd Brad Mann Bill Stewart Glen Mogk Tim Hoff Mark Tuckey Todd Caldwell Paul Hoff Russ Beaver Gord Robinson Jim Hay Rick Bissett John Geiser Dave Kenehan Kevin Ross 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 23 23 22 22 21 21 21 19 18 18 17 South Huron Martial Arts Shorin-ryu Karate and Grappling Arts First Four Classes Free - Anytime! $2 t .00 per month - family rates available Classes taught by 3rd Degree Black Belt EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL Family training Tuesdays \6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. ZURICH PUBUO SCHOOL Youths ages 6-11 Adults 12+ Thursdays 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. Saturdays 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Thursdays 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Saturdays 2:30 p.m. - 4 p.m. SEAFORRINA Yo s eges 6.11 Mondays 6 p.m, • 7 p,m. 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