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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-06-30, Page 2020 Exeter Golf Club Monday Men June 21 A flight LG Kim Chauvin 34 LN Jim Russell 33 2nd LG Ernie Ahrens 38cb 2nd LN John Snell 35 3rd LG Jim Campbell 41 3rd LN George Tryon 41 B flight LG Jason Wein 41 LN Monty Scott 35 2nd LG Ron Masse 43 2nd LN Bob Reynolds 37 3rd LG Larry Wein 44 3rd LN Bill McDonald 38 C flight LG Brian Ankers 41 LN Mark Sutherland 34 2nd LG Don Vance 42 2nd LN Bruce Moir 34 3rd LG Terry Bourne 47 3rd LN Gary Lavier 35 D flight LG Brad Ankers 44 LN Todd Park 35 2nd LG Steve Johns 47 2nd LN Dale Baker 37 3rd LG Bob Coates 48 3rd LN Bob Caldwell 38 Closest to pin #3: Larry Wein Closest to pin #6: Kim Chauvin SKINS: AB -Bill McDonald #1, Jim Russell #3, Kim Chauvin #6, Bob Reynolds #7, Kim Chauvin #8, Kim Chauvin #9, C/D Bruce Moir #1, Don Vance #3, Todd Park #4, Brad Ankers #5, Bruce Moir #6, Mark Sutherland #7. fTuesday Ladies June 22 • 56 golfers Second Low Gross A fit.: Nonnie Lawler B flt.: Jean Crerar C flt.: Anne Helm D fit.: Grace Drummond 20 Pars; 50/50 draw -Helen Webber and Jo -Ann Middleton; Lucky Plate - Marg Prout. Wednesday Ladies Guest Night Door Prizes due to rain Marg Sweitzer Lorna Davis Carole Luther Elaine Corbet Deb Ferpson 50/50 Margie Austin Senior Men June 24 Low net A fit. John McLean 34 B flt. Del Nixon 39 C flt. Don Corman 36 CTP: #3 Bill Wheeler #6 Dave Fuggle Team scores - tie First (159): Bob Coates, Ray Consitt, Gus Gregus, John McLean. Second (159): Don Dawe, Clare Stanley, Elwood Truemner, George Tryon. Upcoming Events: Mid -Term meeting & Luncheon July 8. Exeter Times–Advocate Ironwood Junior Golf June 21 - CTP #8 in 3 shots Boys (10-12): Mitchell Vandergunst. Girls (10 & up): Carly Mercer. Boys (13 and up): Scott Muirhead. Next week's event: Choose Your Weapons! June 22 A flight 1st Joe Wilson 2nd Dan Heywood 3rd Hal Snoddy 4th Dustin Edwards 5th Frank Dumont B flight 1st Greg Overholt 2nd Al Preece 3rd Jim Guenther 4th Jack Kraft C flight 1st Rick Dumont 2nd Len Veri 3rd Bruce Shaw 4th John Geiger 5th Wayne Riddell 6th Matt Glavin 7th Les Greenlee D flight 1st Ed Preszcator 46N41 2nd Dick Lord 43N41 3rd Pete Martens 49N44 4th Jon Dinney 46N44 5th Wayne Parkinson40N44 Closest to pin: #1 Scott Allen, #5 Marty Mitchell, #6 Rick Dumont, #9 Ken Pinder. Skins: A&B #6 Dave Boltzmann, #7 Greg Overholt, #8 Dave Boltzmann. C&D #1 Brad Baker, #4 Bruce Shaw. 39N36 39N36 39N37 37 38 38N37 40N39 41N40 44N41 38N39 42 44N43 43 45N43 44N43 43 Ladies June 24 Low Score A fit. Janet Wedlake 41 B flt. Karen Pfaff 45 C flt. D flt. Elsie Herman 54 Pot of Gold Closest to the Flag on #6 A fit. Judy Hodgins B flt. Louise Pincombe C flt. D flt. A fit. B flt. C flt. D flt. Elsie Herman 3 Nancy Puchniak 1 Mary Jane Taylor 1 Birdies Janet Wedlake Hole #8 Draw for Cart: (donated by Ironwood): Joan Heywood Nancy Puchniak Skins Janet Wedlake Ruth Mercer Gail Murray 1 2 1 June 22 Closest to the pin Nobody on the green -#9 Barry Richman -#18 Low Gross A -Dwayne McNab-37 A -Andy Britton -37 B -Matt Skirten-39 C -John Scott -42 D -Jerry Hetherington -49 Low net chit winners Gary Huston Darryl Beaver 50/50 draw #38 -Joe Kenda-$67.50 Hacker of the week Gord Williams -51 Heat Races Jr. 'C' Micro Sprints Heat 1 #87 Brandon Cooper Heat 2 #19 Jasmine Tanton Jr. 'B' Micro Sprints Heat 1 #40 Cody Coburn Heat 2 #48 Dillon West Jr. 'A' Micro Sprints Heat 1 #15 Craig Marche Heat 2 #1 Devon Webb Trucks #72 Shawn Thompson 13 HP #46 Tim Rees Ladies #99 Michelle Koricina Wednesday,June 30, 2004 Exeter Juniors split doubleheader EXETER — The Exeter Junior's bats came alive in the first game of a double header Sunday afternoon against Ingersoll with a 12- 2 win. Ingersoll took the lead after the first two innings off starter Terry Hogg. However, Hogg settled down and kept the Juniors in the game until the bottom of the third when Exeter scored four runs. Hogg singled and scored when Gingerich belted his second home run of the season over the right field fence. This opened the floodgates as Exeter scored 10 more runs over the next three innings. Tim Meidinger and Steve Regier scored in the same inning off a hard-hit single by Mark Laye. Exeter padded their lead in the fourth inning when Steve Regier, Gingerich and Meidinger scored on another hit by Mark Laye. In the fifth inning Hogg reached first with a single while and he and Ricky Regier both scored off of a sin- gle by Meidinger. Jon Brand was the mercy run in the sixth inning as he reached sec- ond with a hard-hit ball over the centre fielders head. He then reached third on a sacri- fice bunt by Hogg and scored on a wild pitch. Terry Hogg pitched five solid innings allowing two runs on four hits, two walks and had six strike outs. "I really liked the way Terry bat- tled out there today," said Exeter manager Jeff Keller. The story of the game was Dave Gingerich, continuing to hit the ball well. Gingerich had two hits, one of which was his home run and had three RBI's. Hogg added two singles of his own, Jon Brand a dou- ble and Meidinger adding a single. The defense commit- ted just one error. Game 2: Exeter 4 Ingersoll 5 The second game was different than the first. "You could tell they really wanted to get that first game back." It was a pitchers battle up until the third inning Jon Brand got the start, once again pitching well. However,Ingersoll scored their first run off of some good execution and two key hits in their half of the third inning. Brand left the game after the third inning allowing just one run on four hits, no walks and four strikeouts. The story of the game was relief pitcher Shawn Morgan, who came in the game to pitch in the fourth inning. Morgan is just 15 and plays for the Exeter Bantam team. "I called him up on Saturday thinking I may need an extra arm Dave Gingerich for the double header. I was going to have him pitch one inning to give some of my regular guys a break. He went a couple more than that." Morgan went two complete innings before he was replaced in the sixth inning. He allowed two runs on three hits and no walks and four strike outs. Meidinger replaced Morgan in the sixth inning with men on first and second with none out. Meidinger stepped up with a strike out, pop up to short and another strike out to get out of the inning with the score tied 3 - 3. With Laye reaching on a walk and Gingerich, Schroeder and Meidinger all reaching on a singles, Morgan belted a single over the second baseman's head to tie the game up. "This kid impresses me I can't wait for him to play full-time for me," said Keller. The seventh inning was the inning Exeter wished they could play over. Ingersoll scored two runs in three hits. Exeter's defence made a couple of mistakes as Ingersoll took a two -run lead going into the bottom of the seventh. Schroeder's double to lead off the inning, and later scoring on a hit by Meidinger was all they could do as they fell short 5 - 4. Exeter's next home game is Sunday at 5 p.m., at Alvin Willert Field when they take on first -place Oakridge. Crediton juniors notch fifth straight win CREDITON - With another win under its belt, the Crediton junior girls ball team continued its winning streak to five games. Heading down to Oneida to play the Oneida Intermediate team, the team came home with a win after strong third and sixth innings The local squad took the lead in the third inning scoring five runs. Oneida came roaring back in the third and fourth inning to tie the game until Crediton's bats came alive again in the sixth inning Annette Grotentraast played strong defensively with aggressive fielding. Kelli Fulton led her team at the plate Janelle with three singles, one being a perfectly Dykstra placed bunt. Katelyn Squire was strong at the plate with a triple and double. Doubles came from the bats of Megan Preszcator and Kerri Fulton. Jessica Davies added two singles and single hits came from the bats of Jessica Bray, Janelle Dykstra, Carrie Dixon and Annette Grotentraast. Starting pitcher Carie Pertschy notched two strikeouts with strong relief from Dixon also with two strikeouts. Manager Casey Cyr's 'star of the game' selection was Kelli Fulton for snagging line drives and hard hit grounders at third base. Crediton 1 1 vs Oneida Smoke 7 The Crediton junior girls fastball team won its fourth game in a row defeating Oneida Smoke by a score of 11-7 last week . The game was a very fast -paced one with only one run apiece in the fourth inning, both scoring runs in the fifth with Crediton in the lead by a score of 6 to 5. In the sixth inning, Crediton kept their bats alive by scoring four more runs and one more insurance run in the seventh to seal the win. Crediton struggled with Oneida's strong pitcher, with 10 strikeouts in the first four innings In the fifth, the local squad settled down and had some key hits. Strong defensive plays throughout the whole game was the key to Crediton's win with two double plays throughout the night. Janelle Dykstra and Kerri Fulton led their team at the plate with a triple and two singles apiece. Kelli Fulton added two singles while Amber Preszcator belted out a home run in the sixth inning to score two runs. Jessica Davies hit a double in the first inning but was left stranded. Single hits came from the bats of Nikki Cyr, Carrie Dixon, Margaret Geurts and Jessica Bray. Nikki Cyr was very strong in the infield grabbing a hard-hit line drive and turning a per- fect double play. Carrie Dixon pitched the first five innings until a injury occurred with strong relief from Jessica Bray who notched two back-to-back strikeouts in the seventh inning to end the game. The juniors head to London on Thursday night to play first -place team South Juniors and are back home on Tues., July 6 at 9 p.m. Grand Bend Speedway Race Results June 26 Mini Sprints Heat 1 #0 Matthew Barton Heat 2 #3 Mitch Stutt Feature Races Jr. 'C' Micro Sprints 1 #23 Greg Dadson 2 #19 Jasmine Tanton 3 #91 Zack Vincent Jr. 'B' Micro Sprints 1 # 8 Dale Arnott 2 #48 Dillon West 3 #82 Kate Vanderhoek Jr. 'A' Micro Sprints 1 #45 Ryan --- 2 #1 Devon Webb 3 #99 Matt Koricina Trucks 1 # Shawn Thompson 13 HP 1 #4 Josh Ackworth 2 #54 Devon Limon 3 #46 Tim Rees Ladies 1 #99 Michelle Koricina 2 #04 Lori Martin 3 #1 Nancy Langs Mini Sprints 1 #20 Darcy Stutt 2 #4 Josh Ackworth 3 #11 Justin Martin Next races: Sat., July 3 6 p.m. Nikki C yr POLICE BRIEFS Break and enter NORTH MIDDLESEX — A break-in to a residence was reported to the OPP June 18 from Mount Carmel Road near McGuire Road in North Middlesex. Police learned the property stolen was newly acquired as gifts for the engaged couple's wedding shower. Property stolen includes a 14 -inch TV, a DVD player, dinner plates, a pot and pan set, candlesticks, silver- ware, a crock -pot and many other items.