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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-9-14, Page 15Golf roundup Winners from the Exeter Golf Club's Wednesday night ladies' league are, left; Kathy Sangster, B low net, Mary Keenan, C low net, Anne Armstrong, B low gross, Helen Kadey,`A !ow net, Grace Drummond, C low gross. Absent - Wanda Re- ynolds, A low gross. lrownwood Ladies Golf League held their wrapup recently and low gross winners were, Lynne Farquhar, 'A', left; Judy Hodgins, 'B'; Minnie Burke, 'C'; Heather McArter, 'D'. Pre- senting the trophy was Ruth Mercer -Ross, far left. Most Improved from Ironwood were, left; Susan Mann, C and D flights; Judy Hodgins, A and B Flights. Joan Heywood, right; was the match play champion. Low net winners from Ironwood were, Ruth Mercer -Ross, 'A'; Susan Shelstad, 'C'; Laurie Prout, 'D'. Absent - Sharon Ste- ciuk, 'B'. Presnting the trophy was Mary Lou Hyde. S PORTS Exeter Golf Club Senior Men September 8 A flight Low net Doug Parsons 32 Leo Bouchard 32 B flight Low net Bill Gartley 30 C night Low net Don Jackson First Alf Smith Don Rowswell Bill Gartley Second Gerald Dearing Don Dawe Bill Bell Don Jackson Closest to pin: Lee Webber A flt. B flt. C flt. D flt. A flt. B flt. C flt. D flt. Tuesday Ladies 29 3S 33 311 98 34 32 40 135 1994 playoffs Low gross JoAnn Middleton 43 Sheila Reabum 5ICB Grace Drummond 50 Theresa McCann 60 Low net Helen Webber 32 Marg Prout 29 Cathy Bell 29 Lorraine Alexander 32 Most improved: Julie Whitby 36 Most pars: JoAnn Middleton - 18 Most birdies: JoAnn Middleton, Audrey Bentley, Ola Batten, Lillian Mathers, Helen Wasnidge, Lorraine Alexander September 6 Special Prize Day #1 tee, longest drive: Dorothy Marks #3 tee, closest to pin: Audrey Bur- rows #6 tee, closest to pin: Anne Dougan #9 tee, longest drive: Marj Row - swell Low net A flt. Helen Webber 33CB B fit. Yvonne Reynolds 30 C fit. Grace Drummond 30 D fit. Emie Robinson 33 Most putts: Grace Steeper - 24 Low putts:Helen Wasnidge - 13 Low gross: Linda Webber - 46 Second low gross: JoAnn Middle- ton - 48 Most honest player: Dorothy Re- ynolds - 78 Monday Night Men September 12 A illght Dave Jackson Dennis Rowe Ernie Ahrens Jeff Ansems B flight Brian Brooks Bob Reynolds Kevin Hern Rob Baker C flight Doug Case Bob Osgood Greg Bell Gord Hay D flight - Low gross Jack Aikenhead Low net Don Lorento 2nd LG Gus Gregus 2nd LN Jack Glavin Sponsor: Earl's Taxi Closest to pin: Kevin Hem #3 Longest drive: Corey Sargeant #9 Wrap up tourney: Sat., Sept. 17 Low gross Low net 2nd LG 2nd LN Low gross Low net 2nd LG 2nd LN Low gross Low net 2nd LG 2nd LN 36 33 39 35 43 36 45 37 43 33 45 34 45 35 49 36 Ironwood Senior Men September 10 First Lee Webber Emil Henderick Gord Clubb Bud Preszcator Second Lome Kleinstiver Mike Barclay Lloyd Cushman Clyde Spears Third Ken Hermann 41 52 46 44 179 48 44 44 45 181 46 Times -Advocate, September 14, 122.4 Page 15 Norm Whiting ' 45 Jim Duddy 42 Al Eveleigh 183 46 54 Fourth Jim Wallace Joe Regier Jim Steen 43 John Muir 18484 Fifth Bill Gilfillan 45 Ben Fisher 47 Bill Thompson 46 Ron Wessman 41 185 Closest to pin: #4 - Ken Hockey. #7 - Norm Hockey Wednesday Ladiee 1995 executive Past president: Doris Osgood President: Anne Armstrong Vice-president: Ruth Miller Secretary: Susan Dolphin Treasurer: Louise Pincombe September 7 Wrap-up playoffs Low gross A flt. Wanda Reynolds B fit. Anne Armstrong C flt. Grace Drummond Low net A flt. Helen Kadey B flt. Kathy Sangster C fit. Mary Keenan Most pars: Helen Burton Most improved: A fit. Esther Johnson (tied) A flt. Dianne Ahrens B flt. Carol Coleman C flt. Liz Horne Birdies: Grace Drummond 2), Es- ther Johnson, Dianne Ahrens, Helen Burton, Wanda Reynolds, Linda Webber Ironwood Men's Club' 4 September 6 A flight First Jim Guenther 34N31 Second Steve Prout 35N32 Third Don Coughlin 38N34 B flight First Wayne Parkinson 38N33 Second Jason Heywood 36N34 Third Mike Brintnell 39N36 C flight First Mike Barclay 39N34 Second Perry Knee 41 N38 Third Ron Leyes 43N40 _ D flight First Ben Fisher 47N40 Second Jim Sweitzer 44N41 Third Lloyd Robison 48N43 September 11- Championship AA flight First David Holtzmann 70 Second Haydn Gozzard 75 Third Stu Homuth 77 Fourth Brian Horner 78 Fifth Jim Guenther 79 A flight First Jason Heywood 73 Second Steve Prout 76 Third Scott Burton 77 Fourth Larry Johns 77 Fifth Jim Steen 81 B flight First Scott Brintnell Second Mike Desjardine Third Peter Tuckey Fourth Jeff Pfaff Fifth Bill Gilfillan C flight First Don Smith 79 80 82 82 83 81 Second Jeff Rowe Third Jim Campbell Fourth Ron Bilcke Fifth Mike Barclay D flight First Rob Funston Second Ken McConnell Third Clayton Hefley Fourth Ken Hermann Fifth Roy Hunter DD flight First Jack Kraft Second Brent Frederick Third Jim Rowe Fourth Bill Steele Fifth Mike Anstett 82 87 89 90 82 87 90 90 93 85 85 90 92 93 Closest to pin: AA. A and B flts. - #1 Haydn Gozzard; #2 Jeff Loosley; #3 Randy Gilfillan; #4 Jim Steen; #5 Jim Russell; #6 Don Cowan; #7 Dor Coughlin #8 Brian Taylor; #9 Peter Tuckey;#10 Ken Pinder; #11 Jeff Pfaff; #12 Larry Wein; #13 Mike Desjardine; #14 Stu Homuth; #15 Gord Rook; #16 Larry Wein; #17 Jason Heywood, David Holtz - mann; #18 Gib Dow Jr.; C, D and DD fits. -11 Sean Whiteford; #2, #10, #12 Tim Oliver; #3 Rob Funs - ton; #4 Jeff Rowe; #5 Ron Chanyi; #6 Andy DeBoer; #7 Bin Thomp- son; #8 Ed Beck; #9 Sean White- ford; #11 Ron Bilcke; #13 Brent Frederick; #14 Doug Johnson; #15 Bob Coates; #I6 Tony Underhill; #17 Jim Campbell; #18 Rob Funs - ton. 1994 Match Play Champion: Brian Homer First runner-up: Randy Gilfillan The Wrath of Grapes by Don Cherry DISCIPLINE IS A FUN- NY WORD The time, Saturday May 21, 1994, the place, Vacouver, BC, Canada. The game, game three between Vancouver and The Toronto Maple Leafs. The situation, Toronto had just lost to Vancouver 4-0 and Tim Hunter ran and cheap- shotted Dougie Gilmour with three minutes left, causing Rob Pearson to come to Dou- gie Gilmour's rescue and grab Tim and challenge him to drop the gloves. In other words, if you want to pick on someone, pick on nie, someone your own size. Hunter refused, in fact he never took his gloves off and cov- ered up. Tim said "He used discipline and did it for the team (there were three minutes left and they were ahead by three goals and if he had have fought both guys and would have been given five minutes and no one short a man). This is the new creed now, but smaller stars when chal- lenged corner up or turtle and say "They're showing discipline and doing it for the team and the fans," and sports writers buy this disdainful act. Same game, John Mclntrye, rubs the face of Wendel Clark with his glove and when challenged, runs away and laughs (here we have a guy who wears a mask, washed a guy's face, and then runs and points to the scoreboard and laughs. S O INVEN ORY FINAL41 DAYS CLC5A ANCE FINAL FINAL DAYS 3 DAYS THE SHARPEST ,...;;00. DEALS IN WN �rwr HOCKEY JOutiet Location Beside Stedmans sago V ILE.,0..: .... 1 % 55)Cooper. OFF C]C M ALL SHOES 30•501, .A.N Ntt ociTot RQabolr (REEF ALL CAPS 40 OFF CICJM All cLoTHING MIOFF As119 LL Ink 30•501:10:: BASEBALL _ L'C3i�/1 ('L,1 ' 1'L; 1aV V IF. IVTOi2Y O1 J SALE SAVE A MINIMUM OF 30% STOREWIDE SPort Ben Inc. 282 MAIN ST. 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"A Times -Advocate, September 14, 122.4 Page 15 Norm Whiting ' 45 Jim Duddy 42 Al Eveleigh 183 46 54 Fourth Jim Wallace Joe Regier Jim Steen 43 John Muir 18484 Fifth Bill Gilfillan 45 Ben Fisher 47 Bill Thompson 46 Ron Wessman 41 185 Closest to pin: #4 - Ken Hockey. #7 - Norm Hockey Wednesday Ladiee 1995 executive Past president: Doris Osgood President: Anne Armstrong Vice-president: Ruth Miller Secretary: Susan Dolphin Treasurer: Louise Pincombe September 7 Wrap-up playoffs Low gross A flt. Wanda Reynolds B fit. Anne Armstrong C flt. Grace Drummond Low net A flt. Helen Kadey B flt. Kathy Sangster C fit. Mary Keenan Most pars: Helen Burton Most improved: A fit. Esther Johnson (tied) A flt. Dianne Ahrens B flt. Carol Coleman C flt. Liz Horne Birdies: Grace Drummond 2), Es- ther Johnson, Dianne Ahrens, Helen Burton, Wanda Reynolds, Linda Webber Ironwood Men's Club' 4 September 6 A flight First Jim Guenther 34N31 Second Steve Prout 35N32 Third Don Coughlin 38N34 B flight First Wayne Parkinson 38N33 Second Jason Heywood 36N34 Third Mike Brintnell 39N36 C flight First Mike Barclay 39N34 Second Perry Knee 41 N38 Third Ron Leyes 43N40 _ D flight First Ben Fisher 47N40 Second Jim Sweitzer 44N41 Third Lloyd Robison 48N43 September 11- Championship AA flight First David Holtzmann 70 Second Haydn Gozzard 75 Third Stu Homuth 77 Fourth Brian Horner 78 Fifth Jim Guenther 79 A flight First Jason Heywood 73 Second Steve Prout 76 Third Scott Burton 77 Fourth Larry Johns 77 Fifth Jim Steen 81 B flight First Scott Brintnell Second Mike Desjardine Third Peter Tuckey Fourth Jeff Pfaff Fifth Bill Gilfillan C flight First Don Smith 79 80 82 82 83 81 Second Jeff Rowe Third Jim Campbell Fourth Ron Bilcke Fifth Mike Barclay D flight First Rob Funston Second Ken McConnell Third Clayton Hefley Fourth Ken Hermann Fifth Roy Hunter DD flight First Jack Kraft Second Brent Frederick Third Jim Rowe Fourth Bill Steele Fifth Mike Anstett 82 87 89 90 82 87 90 90 93 85 85 90 92 93 Closest to pin: AA. A and B flts. - #1 Haydn Gozzard; #2 Jeff Loosley; #3 Randy Gilfillan; #4 Jim Steen; #5 Jim Russell; #6 Don Cowan; #7 Dor Coughlin #8 Brian Taylor; #9 Peter Tuckey;#10 Ken Pinder; #11 Jeff Pfaff; #12 Larry Wein; #13 Mike Desjardine; #14 Stu Homuth; #15 Gord Rook; #16 Larry Wein; #17 Jason Heywood, David Holtz - mann; #18 Gib Dow Jr.; C, D and DD fits. -11 Sean Whiteford; #2, #10, #12 Tim Oliver; #3 Rob Funs - ton; #4 Jeff Rowe; #5 Ron Chanyi; #6 Andy DeBoer; #7 Bin Thomp- son; #8 Ed Beck; #9 Sean White- ford; #11 Ron Bilcke; #13 Brent Frederick; #14 Doug Johnson; #15 Bob Coates; #I6 Tony Underhill; #17 Jim Campbell; #18 Rob Funs - ton. 1994 Match Play Champion: Brian Homer First runner-up: Randy Gilfillan The Wrath of Grapes by Don Cherry DISCIPLINE IS A FUN- NY WORD The time, Saturday May 21, 1994, the place, Vacouver, BC, Canada. The game, game three between Vancouver and The Toronto Maple Leafs. The situation, Toronto had just lost to Vancouver 4-0 and Tim Hunter ran and cheap- shotted Dougie Gilmour with three minutes left, causing Rob Pearson to come to Dou- gie Gilmour's rescue and grab Tim and challenge him to drop the gloves. In other words, if you want to pick on someone, pick on nie, someone your own size. Hunter refused, in fact he never took his gloves off and cov- ered up. Tim said "He used discipline and did it for the team (there were three minutes left and they were ahead by three goals and if he had have fought both guys and would have been given five minutes and no one short a man). This is the new creed now, but smaller stars when chal- lenged corner up or turtle and say "They're showing discipline and doing it for the team and the fans," and sports writers buy this disdainful act. Same game, John Mclntrye, rubs the face of Wendel Clark with his glove and when challenged, runs away and laughs (here we have a guy who wears a mask, washed a guy's face, and then runs and points to the scoreboard and laughs. S O INVEN ORY FINAL41 DAYS CLC5A ANCE FINAL FINAL DAYS 3 DAYS THE SHARPEST ,...;;00. DEALS IN WN �rwr HOCKEY JOutiet Location Beside Stedmans sago V ILE.,0..: .... 1 % 55)Cooper. OFF C]C M ALL SHOES 30•501, .A.N Ntt ociTot RQabolr (REEF ALL CAPS 40 OFF CICJM All cLoTHING MIOFF As119 LL Ink 30•501:10:: BASEBALL _ L'C3i�/1 ('L,1 ' 1'L; 1aV V IF. IVTOi2Y O1 J SALE SAVE A MINIMUM OF 30% STOREWIDE SPort Ben Inc. 282 MAIN ST. EXETER TEL./FAX 235-131 F R E E DRAW FOR 110000 DRAW FOR A STARTER JACKET DRAW FOR A SLOW PITCH BAT DRAW FOR A CRESTED HOCKEY JERSEY DRAW FOR A CRESTED BASEBALL JERSEY VALUED CUSTOMER DRAW WINNERS.., • 100 gift certificate - Bob Parsons • Two Blue Jays Hckets - Jack Maver • KOBE windsuit - Sue Maver • Two Blue Jay tickets and overnight accommodation - Muriel Dalrymple D R A W s 8