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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-06-16, Page 2222 Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday,June 16, 2004 Crediton juniors display great talent with back-to-back wins CREDITON - The Cred- iton junior girls fastball team dis- played some very talented skills last week winning two games, defeating Ilderton Inter- mediates 9-5 and Byron Blaze 9-8. A five -run fourth inning seemed to seal the second win of the week for the Crediton Kately junior fastball squad. A slow two inning start which found the local squad behind by a score of 4-0 was left in the dust from the third inning to the end of the game. Katelyn Squire went four for four at the plate along with aggressive defensive play in the catching and short stop positions. Kerri Fulton pounded out a triple in the fourth inning to clear the bases and added a single hit. Amber Pres- zcator hit a long ball to right field for a double and also added a sin- gle hit. Two sin- gle hits apiece came from the n Squire bats of Megan Preszcator, Carrie Dixon and Allyson Squire. Single hits came from Janelle Dykstra, Nikki Cyr, Kelli Fulton, Margaret Geurts, Annette Grotentraast and Carie Pertschy. Dixon was amazing on the mound notching four strikeouts and still throw- ing precisely after six innings. Crediton 9 vs Byron Blaze 8 Crediton allowed three runs in the first inning but came out flying in the second inning scoring five runs. In the third inning Byron again took the lead scoring five runs. After the third inning, the local squad was unstop- pable not only offensively but defensively executing amazing plays and catch- es. For the remainder of the game, Byron was only allowed three batters per inning. The whole Crediton team played superbly but Kelli Fulton played an out- standing game at third base scooping up grounders and catching line drives. Jessica Davies and Carie Pertschy were synchronized again with dou- ble plays. Amber Preszcator led her team at the plate notching four singles. Two of these singles were well-placed bunts. Kerri Fulton and Jessica Bray were also strong at bat with a double and single apiece. Carrie Dixon and Janelle Dykstra added two single hits apiece with Dykstra performing a sac- rifice bunt. Megan Preszcator, Jessica Davies, Kelli Fulton and Katelyn Squire Kelli F ulton Motorplex Mopar Canadian Nationals By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF Grand Bend — The weather was hot and the track was hotter at the Grand Bend Motorplex on the weekend for the Mopar Canadian Nationals June 11-13. Motorplex Chief Operating Officer Paul Spriet said the attendance for the weekend topped the previous high in 2002. "Last year we were down significantly because it was cold, but 2002 was Exeter Tyke June 10 -Teal 7 vs Gold 2 Goals: Tyler Hartman, Brandan Willis Assists: Jake Hrudka Comments: Awesome work by Brandan Willis U9 Exeter #3 June 10 -Grand Bend #1 (6) vs Exeter #3 (2) Goals: Braden Talbot, Nathan Runhart U9 Exeter Squirt #5] June 3 -Exeter Purple Squirt #5 (1) vs North Middlesex 1 (0); Goal: Jordan Hansen. June 10- Exeter Purple Squirt #5 (3) vs North Middlesex 2 (0); Goals: Will Potter, Cullen Mercer and Corey Davidson. U13 Exeter Boys June 8 -Exeter (7) vs St. Marys 2 (1) Goals: Mike Barrett, Cole Hulley, Scott Gregus, Josh Wagler, Dustin Mills, Shawn Consitt, Ryan Consitt Comments: Goalies Dylan Fiddler played a great game, leading the team to a 7-1 win over St. Marys 2. Way to go U13 Boys! U11 Girls June 10 -Exeter Fury 3 vs Lambeth 2. Goals: Katie Dione, Michaela Ondrejicka and Nicole Van Oss. Comments: Great goaltending by Michaela and Paige Smith. Strong defensive performance by Jennifer MacDonald. Awesome teamwork girls! Exeter Thunder June 10-Kensal Park 1 vs Exeter Thunder 1; Goal: Lindsay Mills Comments: Great effort and result as we were playing short-handed. our biggest year prior at 38,000. We think we're just a lit- tle bit ahead of that this year. Friday was off a little but our Saturday and Sunday were bigger.. so we feel like we're right Elijah Morton around the 39,000 mark. "There was a lot of good competion going on and the races were really close. That makes it kind of fun when no one is walking away with it." Weather also co-operat- ed with the event with rain holding off the races were over Sunday night. Despite a race in Columbus on the same weekend, the Grand Bend event drew around 475 teams, accord- ing to Spriet includ- ing ing a ,,,000 record 1 4 in Rising Storm cars in the Top Fuel class. The weather didn't co- operate completely with the drivers, who had to contend with a head wind all weekend. " The head winds would slow them down a little bit. And yesterday's weather, when you get that kind of humidity it's not the best conditions for really quick times." Despite the adverse track conditions, Clay Millican clocked a speed a \I )Exeter Mosquito #1 June 3: Exeter 24 vs St. Marys 4; Top Hitters: All 10 players made base hits with Christopher Pfaff hitting a home run and Ryan Watson hitting a grand slam. June 10: Exeter 19 vs Goderich 6; Coaches comments: Excellent pitching by Andrew Pache, Christopher Pfaff & Dylan Bedard. Hensall/Exeter Girls softball June 8: Zurich 14 @ Hensall/Exeter 19; Starting pitcher: Jordyn Bilcke (two innings). Relief pitchers: Marlee Baehnisch (two innings), Liz Case (one inning). Hensall/Exeter runs: Heather Lenting (3), Ashley Renning (2), Jelaine Jackson (2), Natalie Hayes (2), Marlee Baehnisch (2), Liz Case, Lana Shapton (2), Janelle Clarke, Justine Pfaff, Alyssa Sweitzer, Amanda Schneider, Annick Maes Coaches comments: Homerun hit by Lana Shapton June 10: Hensall/Exeter 18 @ Hibbert 11. Starting pitcher: Liz Case (two innings). Relief pitch- ers: Janelle Clarke (two innings), Jelaine Jackson (one inning). Hensall/Exeter runs: Natalie Hayes, Ashley Renning (3), Heather Lenting, Jelaine Jackson, Cheryl Regier, Justine Pfaff (2), Janelle Clarke (2), Liz Case (2), Amanda Schneider, Karly Bryson, Claire Tuckey, Annick Maes, Lana Shapton Future Games: June 17 7 p.m. @ Zurich, June 22 7 p.m. Hibbert @ Exeter 0 baseball softball report lawn bowling monday, june Fran Mickle Bill Mickle Mike Underhill Wilmer Adkins Marshall Dearing John Batten Marion Dearing tuesday, june Colin McLuckie Frank Regier Jerry DeBoer Marshall Dearing Shari Pallen Marion Dearing Ken Sage John Batten John Cooper Marlene Parker thursday, june Brad Claus Bob Russell Marshall Dearing Shari Pallen Geraldine Smith Jerry DeBoer Mike Underhill Frank Regier Lawrence Russell saturday, june Har Brintnell Marshall Dearing Bill Sullivan Marg Deichert Wilmer Adkins John Batten John Cooper Brad Claus Marion Dearing Audrey MacGregor 7, 2004 2W27 1W15 1W15 1W14 1W14 1W13 1W13 8, 2004 2W36 2W27 2W26 1WIT25 1WIT25 2W23 2W21 1WIT21 1WIT21 1W20 10, 2004 2W24 2W23 2W20 1WIT21 1WIT21 1WIT20 2T19 1W14 1W14 12, 2004 2W28 2W26 2W24 2W20 1W17 1W17 1W15 1W14 1W14 1W13 318.9 mph Saturday night which was 2/100ths off the time for the track record he set a previous year. "This series brings guys from all over the Southern United States, the East Coast and we had two guys from out west. The Motorplex has a full lineup of events coming up throughout the summer, including its May long weekend event which was rained out and has been re -scheduled for Aug. 7-8. The biggest streetcar race in Canada, the RPM Fastest Streetcar Shootout, will be on the track in July 9-11 and the `Harleys by the Beach' Fathers Day event. June 20. POLICE BRIEFS Man arrested for theft GRAND BEND Huron OPP were con- tacted over a theft June 12 at 10:30 p.m. The officer found that early that night a couple of people had watched a man break into a pop machine at the front of the Grand Bend Motor- Plex on Grand Bend Line in South Huron. The witnesses contact- ed security, who quickly arrested the man and called police. The man was found with a ring of keys used to open pop machines and a small amount of coin from one of the machines. Further checking found money was missing from the other eight machines inside the event. A 25 -year-old male from St. Thomas has been charged with theft under $5,000. He will attend court in Exeter Aug. 26. added single hits to help secure the win. Dixon pitched the dis- tance for Crediton with one strikeout. The juniors hosted the Oakridge Intermediates last night in Crediton. Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Ladies June 8 • 64 golfers Longest drive on #9 A fit. Jo -Ann Middleton B flt. Dianne Ahrens C fit. Mary Hogan D flt. Elaine Skinner 27 Pars, 2 birdies -Doris Hackney, Wanda Reynolds 50/50 draw -Esther Martineau and Wanda Reynolds Lucky draw-Jeanene Tucker Senior Men June 10 Low net A fit. George Tryon 36 B flt. Gerald Dearing 41 Anson McKinley 41 Don Rowswell 41 C flt. Roy Triebner 38 CTP: #3 Jim Russell #6 George Tryon Team scores First (166): Rob Gale, Gord Hay, John McLean, Peter Sut_ierland. Second (167): Bill Coleman, Jim Hall, Ross Hodgert, Roy Triebner. Monday Men June 7 A flight Sponsored by: Canadian Tire LG Brad Murray 41 LN Al Preece 38 2nd LG George Tryon 41 2nd LN Dennis Rowe 39 3rd LG Andy Freiter 42 3rd LN Jim Russell 40 B flight LG Tyler Obre 43 LN Monty Scott 36 2nd LG Ray Gallant 44 2nd LN Craig Webber 38 3rd LG Jason Wein 47 3rd LN Steve Cooper 40 C flight LG Kim Chauvin 37 LN Brian Ankers 35 2nd LG Don Vance 45 2nd LN Bruce Moir 36 3rd LG Shawn Bartlett 45 3rd LN Bob Jones 36 D flight LG Floyd Johnston 45 LN Richard Neevel 33 2nd LG Dale Baker 47 2nd LN Dave Keys 35 3rd LG Casey Zeehuisen 49 3rd LN Gary Dunlop 38 Closest to pin #3: Don Vance Closest to pin #6: Colin Muirhead SKINS: A/B-Al Preece #7, C/D-Gord Hay #2 Texas Scramble June 11 Tuesday Ladies & Senior Men 1st Alice MacLean 36 Glen Robinson 36 Helen Wasnidge 36 Bill Wheeler 36 2nd Bob Boogemans 36 Grace Drummond36 John Stephens 36 Pat Veal 36 3rd Bruce Moir 36 Jean Phillips 36 Shirley Truemner 36 4th Frank Cawthorpe 36 Betty May 36 Jim Russell 36 Mary Thompson 36 5th John Baker 37 John Brintnell 37 Marjorie Rowswell37 Betty Sangster 37 6th Cathy Bell 37 Marg Consitt 37 Jim Hall 37 Gord Hay 37 CTP: #3 Ladies: Betty May Men: John McLean #6 Men: Bill Wheeler 50/50 Winners -Peter Sutherland, Gerald Dearing. Ironwood Men June 8 A flight 1st Brian Munro 40N37 2nd Scott Burton 41N38 3rd Bill Farquhar 40N38 4th Jeff Loosely 39 5th John Rudderham 40 B flight 1st Mark Rothbauer 44N40 2nd Dan Taylor 43N41 3rd Brion Penhale 40N41 4th Brian Taylor 45N43 5th John Urquhart 42N43 C flight 1st Paul Overholt 45N43 2nd Mike Barclay 47N45 3rd Rob Wareing 47N45 4th Les Greenlee 45 5th Rob Dickey 46 6th John Geiger 49N47 1st Dean Barclay 43 2nd Wayne Parkinson44N46 3rd Ben Glavin 47N46 4th Allen Scott 47N46 5th Dick Lord 49N47 6th Peter Hakvoort 46N48 Closest to pin: #11 Carry Over; #14 Scott Bogart; #15 Les Greenlee; #18 Dan Taylor. Skins: A&B #13 Larry Johns, #16 Mark Rothbauer. C&D #12 Paul Overholt, #14 Les Greenlee, #17 Ben Glavin. Ladies June 10 Low Score: A fit. M.J. Chanyi 44 B fit. Jane Hefley 50 June Jaffray 50 C flt. Kathy Campbell 53 Karen Pfaff 53 Kim Pinder 53 D fit. Pat Puchniak 57 Pot of Gold: A fit. Judy Hodgins B flt. Ruth Mercer Ross C fit. Kathy Campbell Skins: A fit. M.J. Chanyi #3&5 Joan Heywood #1&9 B fit. Jane Hefley #2&5 June Jaffray #4&7 Karen Pfaff #1 Louise Pincombe #9 C fit. Kathy Campbell 6&8 Joy Darling #2 Kim Pinder #4 D fit. Nancy Puchniac #2&7 Pat Puchniac #4,5,6,8,9 Draw for Cart: (donated by Ironwood): Judy Hodgins IF Junior Golf June 7 - CTP #4 Boys (10-12): Adam Paget. Girls (10 & up): Tristen Caldwell. Boys (13 and up): Blair Finkbeiner. Next week's event: Closest to pin #8. Bayview Men's League June 8 Closest to the pin Dave Rader #9, John Scott #18 Low gross A -Dwayne McNab-38; B -Jeff OBrien-36; C -Jack Gooder- 41; C -Rick McGuire -41; D- Phil Widdis-50. Low net chit winners Gord Williams, Hubert Haccius, Dave Rader 50/50 draw $36 Mike Tieman Hacker of the week Peter Groot -52