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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-08-24, Page 17Wednesday,August 24, 2005 Exeter Times—Advocate n. 17 Exeter Golf Club Monday Men August 15 A flight LG John Snell 37 LN Brian Ankers 37 2nd LG Haydn Gozzard 41 2nd LN Larry Wein 38 3rd LG Kim Chauvin 43 3rd LN Al Preece 41 B flight LG Mark Finlayson 39 LN Morley Obre 33 2nd LG Charlie Chambers4l 2nd LN Shawn Bartlett 35 3rd LG Gord Hay 46 3rd LN Tim Robinson 42 C flight LG Todd Park 44 LN Bob Jones 37 2nd LG Bruce Moir 45 2nd LN Floyd Johnston 37 3rd LG Frank Dubarry 46 3rd LN Steve Cooper 38 D flight LG Bob Coates 43 LN Sam Toonstra 33 2nd LG Laverne McCarter45 2nd LN Mike Nice 33 3rd LG Bill Coleman 46 3rd LN Laurie Carter 37 Closest to the Pin #3: Larry Wein. Closest to the Pin #6: Haydn Gozzard. Skins A&B Mike Burton #2, Andy Freiter #4, Andy Freiter #7 Tuesday ladies August 16 58 Golfers Event: Longest drive on #8 hole A flight Gladys McGregor B flight Betty Sangster C flight Anne Helm D flight Helen Barnard 25 pars 1 birdie - Grace Steeper 50/50 draw Eileen Marks & Helen Barnard Lucky plate - Sheila Reaburn Wednesday ladies August 17 Closest to the pin #6 Flight A Margie Austin Flight B Angela Gould Flight C Sandy Thomson Flight D Kathey Ford 50/50 Pauline Johns Senior Men August 18 CTP #3 Winston Shapton, #6 Del Nixon A flight LN Bob Thompson 36 B flight LN Jeff Roestenberg 35 C ffight LN Bob Caldwell 34 D flight LN Gerry O'Neil 34 First Team (147 tie): Bruce Moir, Gerry O'Neil, Anson McKinley, Bob Thompson First Team (147): Bill Baker, Bob Boogemans, Bob Caldwell, Doug Ellison 1 oi‘g Ironwood Golf Club Men August 16 A flight 1st Ken Gosleigh 35N33 2nd John Rudderham 38N34 3rd Larry Johns 40N35 4th Ken Pinder 41N36 5th Bill Farquhar 40N37 B flight 1st Mark Rothbauer 40N38 2nd Harry Disher 42N38 C ffight 1st Steve Campbell 39N39 2nd Len Veri 43N41 3rd Bruce Shaw 45N42 4th Ben Hogenboom 46N43 5th Peter Hakvoort 46N44 D flight 1st Rob Wareing 46N43 2nd Dick Lord 47N44 3rd Hy Thompson 51N44 4th Bill Thompson 45N45 CTP: A/B #10 Harry Disher, #14 Les Greenlee. C/D #11 Peter Hakvoort, #17 Steve Campbell. Skhis: A/B #12 Mark Rothbauer, #15 Darren Mason, #16 Brion Penhale, #18 Brent McDonald. C/D #16 Steve Campbell. Ladies August 18 Low Gross A ffight: Lynne Farquhar 38 B flight:Ruth Mercer -Ross 42 C flight:Anne Prout 49 Pot of Gold Winners: Skins A flightCarolyn Gilfillan #3 Joan Heywood #5 Louise Pincombe #7 Marj Green #8 B flightKim Pinder #2 June Jaffray #6 Ruth Mercer -Ross #8 C flightAnne Prout #2 & #5 Gayle Ready #3 & #4 Cecile Maclntyre #7 Lynda Bogart #8 Mary Truemner #9 Draw for free cart: Lynne Farquhar 50/50 Draw: Mary Truemner Senior men August 17 First Place Hal Snoddy Bob Laye Don Ross Ben Hoogenboom Total 38 42 42 43 165 Second Place Joe Wilson 39 Don Gifford 41 Steve Bianchi 47 Ken Farquhar 51 Total 178 Third Place (tie) Lee Richards 35 Ernie Ahrens 42 Mike Barclay 45 Guy Giddings 57 Total 179 Third Place (tie) Jack Johnston 42 Ed Preszcator Jim Tomlinson Jim Wallace Total Fifth Place Al Beattie Bill Thompson Sandy Trap Jim Morrissey Total Sixth Place Bob Fletcher Jerry MacLean Don Cowan Bill Schaefer Total Seventh Place Al Preece Doug Pearson Bill Coleman George Shamrock Total Eighth Place Wayne Pearce Bob Dobson John Parker Ben Fisher Total Ninth Place Bill Soldan Howard McDonald Del Nixon Bob Forest Total Tenth Place Terry Bourne Bob Coates Tosh Yamamoto Casey Zeehuisen Total CTP #4 Joe Wilson, #7 Lee Richards 44 45 48 179 43 45 45 47 180 40 45 48 49 182 38 44 50 53 185 41 43 51 54 189 41 44 48 57 190 44 48 49 50 191 Juniors fight hard battles in playdowns CREDITON - The Crediton Laurmart junior girls' fastball team played with `true grit' at their play- off tourney recently. Crediton 7 vs Otterville 2 The juniors started off their playoff tourney on a high note defeating a team which they were unable to beat throughout their regu- lar season. A very fast -paced game strikeouts. Pertschy should be com- mended for her 'team play' all weekend, even when her pitching arm was `screaming' for saw quick innings until the Amber fifth when Crediton jumped Preszcator on the bats and scored six runs. Otterville replied with two runs in the fifth but with Crediton's extra insurance run in the sixth, the local squad closed the door on its opponents. The Preszcator sisters played per- fectly both defensively and offen- sively. Amber's range on second base along with her bunting ability and Megan's strong bat were defi- nitely important factors of the win. Julie Prout, Amber Preszcator, Megan Preszcator and Kelli Fulton led their team at the plate with two hits apiece. Kelli Fulton placed a perfect bunt in the fifth inning to keep the inning alive. Kerri Fulton, Jessica Davies, Margaret Geurts and Janelle Dykstra added single hits. With star pitcher Carrie Dixon injured, Carie Pertschy filled the position superbly notching three relief. Crediton 3 vs Rebels 4 A hard-fought battle with the first place team was a great game for spectators. Crediton took a 1-0 lead in the second inning after Jessica Bray crossed the plate with a bunt by Jessica Davies and a double by Megan Preszcator. Julie Prout pounded out a long home run in the third inning to take a 2-0 lead. Crediton scored one more in the sixth and the London Rebels replied with three in the bottom of the sixth to tie the game. Crediton was unable to score the winning run in the seventh but its opponents replied with one to take the win. Crediton was the only junior team to defeat the first place team throughout the season so the girls should be very proud of their showing. Julie Prout, who played a phenom- enal catching position all weekend led her team at the plate with a home run and single and single hits came from the bats of Kerri Fulton and Megan Preszcator. Nikki Cyr placed a perfect bunt in the sixth to move Prout to scoring position. Carie Pertschy again pitched a strong game for Crediton. Crediton 6 vs Ilderton 9 A tired Crediton team fought another hard battle against Ilderton but were unable to stop its opponent in the sixth inning when Ilderton took the lead. Clean-up batter Kerri Fulton led her team at the plate with a triple and two singles. Jessica Davies blast- ed out a home run and a sin- gle. Kelli Fulton, Jessica Bray, Megan Preszcator, Margaret Geurts and Janelle Dykstra added single hits while Nikki Cyr reached first successfully three times with two walks and a single. Carie Pertschy started the game with relief by Jessica Bray. The whole team played some amazing ball all weekend demon- strating great plays with honourable mention to Kelli Fulton and Jessica Davies who were on fire on the left side of the infield. Coach's note This group of players are a joy to coach. Their dependability,, coacha- bility and camaraderie made for a fun year. Try to catch some of this team's fastball action next season. You will be entertained! Meg Presz EXETER BARRACUDAS Seaforth Swim Results Aug. 13 Boys 8 & under Kyle Hamather 25m free - 6th 25m backstroke - 6th 25m breaststroke - 5th Brandan Willis 25m free - 4th 25m backstroke - 1st 25m breaststroke - 1st 25m butterfly - 2nd Girls9&10 Bailey Oud 25m backstroke - 3rd 25m breaststroke - 6th Nicole Willis 25m butterfly - 4th Nicole Hamather 25m breaststroke - 3rd 25m butterfly - 1st 50m freestyle - 3rd Boys 9 & 10 Girls 11 & 12 Emily Boyle 50m free - 5th 25m butterfly - 5th Morgan Cooper 50m free - 2nd Marlee Heywood 25m butterfly - 2nd Jessica Hamather 50m breaststroke - 2nd 50m freestyle - 3rd Amanda Kelland girls open 100m free - 2nd girls open 100m breast- stroke - 4th 100m individual medley - 3rd Emily Lacasse 50m backstroke - 3rd Relays Boys 11 & 12 100m medley relay 3rd Adrian Timmerman, Bailey Oud Amanda Kelland Girls 11 & 12 200 free relay 1st - Emily Boyle, Jessica Hamather, Morgan Cooper, Marlee Heywood Girls ll&12100m medley relay 1st Marlee Heywood Jessica Hamather, Emily Boyle, Morgan Cooper Girls 9 & 10100m free relay Nicole Willis, Nicole Hamather, Bailey Oud Girls open Noralee Peters 50m butterfly open 1st South Huron Minor Hockey is running a BODY -CHECKING CLINIC at STEPHEN ARENA on Sun., Aug. 28 • 9 year olds 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. • 10-11 year olds 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Please call Bob Reschke for registration. an cator Zurich Rangers ZURICH — On Aug. 14 the Zurich Rangers hosted the Goderich Gators. The Gators scored two runs in the second inning to grab an early 2-0 lead. However, the Rangers responded with three runs in the bottom of the sec- ond to take a 3-2 lead. Zurich put together another big inning in the fourth, scoring four runs to pull ahead 7-2. Zurich would add anoth- er run in the fifth for an 8- 2 victory. Joe Clifford pitched six strong innings for the Rangers and Dennis Gower closed the game with three straight outs in the seventh inning. Am_6 lawn bowling Tues., Aug. 16 Audrey MacGregor 2W26 Colin McLuckie Verona Snider Russell Snider Jim Chapman Mary DeBoer Marg Knight Brad Claus Fran Mickle Wilmer Adkins Ken Sage Bill Sullivan 2W26 2W26 2W24 1W1T20 1W14 1W14 1W12 1W12 1W11 1W11 1W11 Thurs., Aug. 18 Wilmer Adkins 1W1T17 Fran McCallum Tony Jones Audrey MacGregor Brad Claus Russell Snider Jerry DeBoer Ann Klungel Bob Russell Har Brintnell Ray Consitt Marion Dearing Marg Deichert FranMickle 1W10 Sat., Aug. 20 Marion Dearing 1W18 Verona Snider 1W18 Bill Sullivan 1W18 1W1T15 1W16 1W16 1W15 1W15 1W14 1W14 1W14 1W12 1W12 1W10 1W10 South Huron Minor Hockey TRYOUT SCHEDULE 200V2000 ALL IN HURON PARK Sept. 5 6:00 Atom Girls All Sept. 5 7:00 Novice Boys A -L Sept. 5 8:00 Novice Boys M -Z Sept. 6 6:00 Pee Wee Boys A-E Sept. 6 7:00 Pee Wee Boys F -L Sept. 6 8:00 Pee Wee Boys M -Z Sept. 6 9:00 Midget Girls All Sept. 7 6:00 Bantam Girls All Sept. 7 7:00 Bantam Boys A -G Sept. 7 8:00 Bantam Boys H -L Sept. 7 9:00 Bantam Boys M -Z Sept. 8 6:00 Atom Boys Defense only Sept. 8 7:00 Atom Boys A -K Forwards Sept. 8 8:00 Atom Boys L -Z °°Iy Sept. 8 9:00 Pee Wee Girls All Sept. 17 10:00 Tyke Boys A -K Sept. 17 11:00 Tyke Boys L -Z Sept. 19 7:00 Midget Boys A -G Sept. 19 8:00 Midget Boys H -M Sept. 19 9:00 Midget Boys N -Z