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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-08-03, Page 1312 Exeter Monday Men July 25 A tlig ht LG Al Preece 37 LN Darcy Michaud 34 2nd LG Andy Freiter 39 2nd LN Larry Wein 36 3rd LG Kim Chauvin 40 3rd LN Bob Ross 36 B flight LG Craig Webber 39 LN Jim Lewis 33 2nd LG Brian Ankers 40 2nd LN Todd Russett 35 3rd LG Richard Miller 41 3rd LN Charlie Chambers36 C flight LG Peter Rowan 45 LN Floyd Johnston 36 2nd LG Frank DuBarry 46 2nd LN Reiny Freiter 37 3rd LG Gary Lavier 47 3rd LN Rob Miller 38 D flight LG Laverne McCarter44 LN Phil Turner 32 2nd LG Bob Coates 47 2nd LN Al Keys 37 3rd LG Fred Wells 47 3rd LN Gary Dunlop 38 Closest to the Pin #3 Gary Lavier Closest to the Pin #6 Larry Wein Skins A&B Monty Scott #6, Andy Freiter #7, Bob Ross #9 C & D Peter Rowan #2, Mike Campbell #4, Phil Turner #8 G f rld 1! 1! Lu.1. (I Lt Uub Trap July 27 Don Butson 25 Tim Hoff 25 Brent Lees 25 Ernie Marshall 25 Wayne Peachey 24 Brad Mann 24 Chuck Krieger 24 Bevan Brown 23 Mark Ramsey 23 BM Cameron 23 Glen Mogk 23 Glen Greb 22 Reinhardt Gotz 22 Kirk Krieger 22 James McDougall 21 Bo Dill 20 Doubles/100 Brad Mann 94 Mark Ramsey 84 Ernie Marshall 76 Chuck Krieger 71 On July 17 the 19th annual Anderson -Hamm Memorial Shoot was held at the Kippen Gun Club. Twenty two shooters were on hand for the registered event where 200 targets were thrown with one hundred from the 16 -yard line and 100 handicap. 'A' winner Bert Blackburn $50 (100) 'B' winner Dwight Cowan $50 (96) 'C' winner Smokey Smith $50 (94) Junior -Kyle Mann $25 (90) Handicap winner Brian Gabriel $100 (95) Hi Overall Bert Blackburn $100 (191) Shuffleboard h e n s a 11 JULY 26 5 GAMES: Merle McLellan 4 GAMES: Jean Crerar, Joe Van Dorren, Ann Van Dorren, Harry Pennings, Joe Regier, Lorraine Alexander, Bill Coleman, Edna Deitz, Lorne Archer, Helen McKay. Wednesday Ladies July 27 Longest Drive on #7 Flight A LG Carol Preece 45 LN Jo Ann Hayman 32 Flight B LG Carole Luther 50 LN Lori Gould 33 Flight C LG Angie Desjardine 55 LN Sandy Thomson 34 Flight D LG Mary Ann Bender 63 LN Geri Parsons 35 50/50: Shelly Toornstra ■ Senior Men • July 21 • CTP #3 Ralph Simons #6 Frank DuBarry A flight LN Jim Hughes 35 B flight LN Don Corman 35 C flight LN John Brintnell 36 D flight LN Glenn Robinson 37 First Team (150):Len Fleet, Del Nixon, Bill Gilfillan, Bill Coleman. Second Team (155): John Brintnell, John Stephens, Bob May, Harold Knight. July 28 • CTP #3 Jack Hogan #6 Bob Clark A flight LN Al Preece 35 B flight LN Don Corman 35 C flight LN Bob Fisher 35 D flight LN Jack Hogan 37 First Team (152):Ross Hodgert, Anson McKinley, Al Preece, Lloyd Moore. Second Team (157): John Baker, Bill Baker, Bob Sanders, Del Nixon. ROUND -UP The Claybird Gun Club held its annual Russ Beaver Memorial Shoot on July 23 on a rain delay from July 16. The club grounds were flooded with two feet of water on the original shoot date. The weather was beau- tiful on the 23rd with dozens of shooters participating. Winners Were: A Class: 1st Doug Dalrymple 93 2nd Bill Stewart 90 3rd Marco VanDriel 87 B Class: 1st Jody Mosurinjohn92 2nd Jeff Leitch 87 3rd Steve Doek 87 (Jeff and Steve in shoot -off) C Class: 1st Barry Comeau 71 2nd Terry Child 69 3rd Doug Moore 69 (Terry and Doug in shoot -off) Veteran 60+: 1st Bill Stewart 90 2nd Glen Mogk 85 High Lady: Joan Morley 50 1•• ;Ise OW Iii, P Under 9 u Exeter (7) vs Grand Bend (2) Goals scored by: Kelvin Knip (2), Teddy Vanhie (3), Alyssa Keller (2). Assists: Lauryn Overholt (2), Nicole Willis (2), Brandon Willis, Megan Dalyrmple, Nicole Hamather, Kelvin Knip, Teddy Vanhie. Super passing by all the play- ers. Great defence by Nicole Willis, Teddy Vanhie, Lauryn Overholt. Alyssa Keller first goal of the year. Exeter Times—Advocate Sports Wednesday, August 3, 2005 Ironwood Men July 26 A flight 1st Ken Pinder 37N31 2nd Dan Denomme 38N32 3rd Brent McDonald 36N33 4th Marty Mitchell 34N33 5th Paul Gorman 36N34 B flight 1st Ken Ready 38N34 2nd Brad Murray 34N34 3rd Dan Heywood 39N37 4th Mike Skochinsky 42N38 C ffight 1st Tim Moore 41N36 2nd Allan Scott 45N40 3rd Steve Campbell 41N40 4th Geoff Douglas 39N41 5th Jack Kraft 45N41 D flight 1st Ron Holmes 42N42 2nd Wayne Parkinson46N43 3rd Dick Lord 47N43 CTP: A&B Paul Gorman #3, Bill Farquhar #7.0&D Mark Macllwain #1, Steve Schroeder #5. Skins: A&B Bill Farquhar #7, Brad Murray #8, Marty Mitchell #9. C&D Geoff Douglas #4. Junior Golf July 25 Hidden Scores by age category Boys: Age 10-12 Mike Clarke 55 Girls: Age 10-12 Anna Bilcke 64 Girls: Age 13 and up No Winner Boys: Age 13-15 Tie - Matt Bilcke 50, Lucas Skinner 50 Boys: Age 16 and up Kyle Bryson 57 Next week's event: Longest Drive #5 (by age category) Ladies July 28 Low Gross A Flight: Lynne Farquhar 39 B Flight: Barb Smits 43 C Flight: Mary Burton 47 Pot of Gold Winners "Blind Partner" Low Gross Janet Wedlake & Ruth Mercer -Ross 87 Gail Murray & Marcia Sweet 88 Joan Heywood & Joanne Hardy 89 Low Net Marj Green & Barb Smits 64 Rosemary Schaeffer & Marla Wilson 67 Mary Burton & Anne DeBoer 67 Closest to the hole on #7 A flight: MJ Chanyi B flight: Rosemary Schaeffer C flight: Mary Burton Longest Drive on #3 A flight: Marcia Sweet B flight: Kelly Holtzmann C flight: Bev Anstett Closets to Pin on #3 Karrie Rowcliffe Draw for cart: Jean Rudderham 50/50: MaryJane Taylor Softball Exeter/Hensall (EH) girls peewee softball July 26 Exeter/Hensall (13) vs Hibbert (14) Starting pitcher: Karly Bryson, Relief pitchers: Janelle Clarke, Marlee Baehnisch. Exeter/Hensall runs: Alyssa Sweitzer, Liz Case (2), Janelle Clarke (2), Karly Bryson, Claire Tuckey, Caroline Eineke, Mikayla Keller (2), Amanda Schneider, Brittany Nicholl, Marlee Baehnisch. Great catch by Mikayla Keller. July 27 Exeter/Hensall (17) vs Listowel (13) Starting pitcher: Janelle Clarke,Relief pitchers: Liz Case, Marlee Baehnisch. Exeter/Hensall runs: Liz Case (3), Janelle Clarke (3), Marlee Baehnisch (3), Karly Bryson (2), Claire Tuckey, Amanda Schneider (2), Annick Maes (2), Mikayla Keller. Play of the game: Triples hit by Janelle Clarke & Liz Case, 2 doubles hit by Marlee Baehnisch & Karly Bryson. Senior Men July 27 First Place Lee Richards Peter McIntyre Bob Fletcher John Parker Total Second Place Al Preece Jim Campbell Mike Barclay Norm Whiting Total Third Place Joe Wilson Wayne Pearce Jim Hughes Don Heywood Total Fourth Place Steve Bianchi Doug Pearson BM Soldan Ed Preszcator Total Fifth Place Ernie Ahrens Jack Johnston Rusty Irons Tosh Yamamoto Total Sixth Place John Mains Howard MacDonald Jim Morrissey Bill Gilfillan Total Seventh Place Jim Tomlinson Bob Dobson Terry Bourne Jim Wallace Total Eighth Place Bob Clark Bill Thompson Ben Fisher Gary Hackett Total Ninth Place Jerry MacLean Don Cowan Bob Coates Gib Dow Total Tenth Place Rick Dumont George Shambrook Craig Webber Guy Giddings Total CTP #4 Ernie Ahrens, #7 Lee Richards 36 41 42 47 166 39 40 46 48 173 39 40 47 50 176 44 44 44 48 180 40 42 47 53 182 37 45 51 53 186 43 45 45 60 193 45 48 53 54 200 48 49 52 54 203 46 52 53 53 204 Amanda Kelland was staying cool last week at the Lucan Arena taking part in the M.A.0 Summer Skating Camp. (photo/Pat Bolen) OMHA referee schools RICHMOND HILL — The OMHA has announced that regis- tration is now open for the 2005 OMHA Referee Schools. Now in its eleventh year of operation, the school now encompass- es three locations: West -Windsor; Central - Guelph and new for 2005, East -Trenton. The schools have grown to the point where they now attract officials from across the province and the United States. The successful and popular school format provides new and less experienced officials with an opportunity to acquire officiating skills and rule knowl- edge while completing OMHA and Hockey Canada certification requirements. The intensive agenda features classroom instruction including audiovisual presenta- tions, as well as on -ice training. The OMHA Referee Schools feature a vari- ety of guest speakers. This includes the 'Hot Stove' panel discus- sion. This unique feature of the school consists of a panel including present and former officials of the National Hockey League, the Ontario Hockey League, and the Ontario Hockey Federation. School objectives include: •To teach the meth- ods and procedures of officiating in both the two and three official systems. •To instruct uniform interpretation of the rules. •To provide each offi- cial with on -ice ses- sions to acquaint them with the duties of the referee and linesmen. •To provide each offi- cial with an opportuni- ty to improve overall officiating perfor- mance. •To learn effective communication strate- gies and techniques. Dates for the Windsor and Guelph schools are from Sept. 23-25. The Trenton school will run from Sept. 30 - Oct. 2. The cost for the school for new officials is $229 before Aug. 12 and $254 after. The cost for officials to recertify is $299 until Aug. 12 and $324 afterward. The deadline for reg- istration is Sept. 1. South Huron Minor Hockey REGISTRATION SAT. AUG. 13 - 9 - 11 A.M. SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Required:At minimum 3 separate cheques will be required - one for registration, one for fundraising and one for non -participatory (Additional cheques will be needed if the player will be trying out for rep. team or wishing to attend a power skating clinic.) NOTE: Cash calendars will be available for players already registered ANY QUESTIONS CALL: BRIAN HORNER 235-1398 OR ROB BRYSON 237-2658