The Times Advocate, 2004-07-21, Page 1414
Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Exeter Brave Jim Lewis makes solid contact against
the Zurich Rangers Sunday. Lewis drove in one run
to help the Braves to a 4-3 win. (photo/ScottNixon)
Exeter Braves edge
Zurich Rangers 4-3
ZURICH — The Exeter Braves improved their record
to 8-3-1 with a 4-3 win over the Zurich Rangers July
18.
Going into the weekend action the Braves sat one
and half games back of the Walton Brewers for first in
the Huron County Fastball League.
Chris Annis went the distance on the mound for the
Braves to pick up the win.
The Braves took an early 1-0 lead in the first inning
before the Rangers rallied for a pair to take the lead.
The lead changed hands again with the Braves tak-
ing a 3-2 lead.
The Rangers again rallied to tie the game at 3-3 but
the Braves pushed across the winning run in the sev-
enth inning.
Exeter received offence from the bats of Jim Lewis
who knocked in the first run and Annis helping his
own cause by driving in a pair.
Driving in the winning run was Larry Lewis.
The Braves are in action next with the Brussels
Tigers in town at 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
The Rangers have a pair of games this week starting
with a 8:30 p.m. game at Brussels tonight
(Wednesday) and a home game against Goderich
Sunday at 8:30 p.m.
POLICE BRIEFS
Vehicle
damaged
by vandal
CENTRALIA — On July
10 at 3 a.m. OPP were
called to a residence on
Victoria Drive in Centralia
to investigate a report of
vandalism. The officer
learned a male in his late
teens, about 5'10" tall
with a slim build and
wearing dark clothes had
destroyed his vehicle. The
male ran when yelled at
but not before smashing
all the windows out of a
black 1989 Pontiac Grand
Prix.
The vehicle also had the
mirrors smashed, a blunt
object was taken to the
hood and trunk of the car
and the taillights were
destroyed.
If you can help solve this
crime call the Huron OPP
or call Crime Stoppers at
1-800-222-8477(TIPS).
Tyke
July 15 -Gold 3 vs Green 1; Goals
Jacob Hrudka (2), Tyler Hartman
Assists: Megan Dalrymple.
U9
July 13 -Exeter #3 (3) vs Exeter #2
(3). Goals: Robert Anderson,
Braden Talbot (2).
July 15 -Exeter #3 (1) vs North
Middlesex #2 (4). Goal: Braden
Talbot.
U15 Girls
July 13-Strathroy 1 (1) vs Exeter
Thunder (1). Goal: Joanna Knip.
Comments: Great game -saving
defence by Danielle!
Senior Games banquet held in Exeter
EXETER — A record
number of seniors
entered the 19 events
offered at the tri -county
senior game events.
Over 500 participants
competed in at least one
game and many played
in two or more.
Each year a point sys-
tem is kept. Every partic-
ipant gets one point for
registering in the first
event and a half point for
each additional event.
Extra points are given
for wins — a first place
finish earns 10 points,
second place earns five
and third place earns
three.
All points are tallied at
the end of the games for
each community.
Trophies and plaques
are given to the commu-
nities who win the most.
The awards banquet in
June was held in Exeter
at the South Huron Rec
Centre, with 200 people
attending. Awards were
presented after dinner
by liaison officer Barry
Faye and co-ordinator
Pictured are members of the Exeter Senior Games team.A Senior Games ban-
quet was held at South Huron Rec Centre in June. (photo/submitted)
Bruce Symons.
In division 'A', St.
Marys took home first
place, Exeter finished
second and Grand Cove
finished third.
In division `B',
Strathroy was first,
Mount Brydges second
and Sebringville third.
In August, 43 District
29 winners will travel to
St. Catharines to com-
pete in the provincials.
While you would think
after a busy summer that
seniors would want to
settle down and rest,
they are anxiously await-
ing the fall programs to
start in each community.
Extra programs will be
offered this fall as Barrie
is hosting the Winter
Games in February for
seniors. Activities
include hockey, skating,
curling and downhill and
cross-country skiing.
Anyone interested in
taking part in the Winter
Games or fall programs
can contact their local
recreation director.
— submitted article
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