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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-08-23, Page 2120 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday, August 23, 2006 Exeter Golf Club Ironwood GoIf Tough loss for Fury Monday Night Men's LG LN 2nd LG Larry Wein 2nd LN Morley Obre 3rd LG Mike Burton Aug. 14 A Flight Jason Wein Al Preece B Flight LG Richard Miller LN Jerry Elmquist 2nd LG Gary Lavier 2nd LN Ryan Freiter 3rd LG Steve Cooper 3rd LN Todd Park C Flight LG Reiny Freiter LN Craig Hebert 2nd LG Bob Jones 2nd LN Tim Robinson 3rd LG Bob Osgood 3rd LN Bob Reynolds D Flight LG Frank Duberry LN Fred Wells 2nd LG Bob Ford 2nd LN Dave Keys 3rd LG Mike Nice 3rd LN Gord McCarty 37 34 40 36 42 42 36 44 39 46 41 41 34 44 37 47 39 44 34 45 35 47 35 Closest to the Pin #3: Jason Wein Closest to the Pin #6: Mark Finlayson Skins A & B Richard Miller #3, Ryan Freiter #4, Andy Freiter #6, Jason Wein #8 C and D - Bob Jones #2 Tuesday Morning Ladies Aug. 15 • 57 golfers Event: Pink Ball Winning team with 53: Carole Preece, Lauraine Snell, Gail MacDonald, Louise Kopp 26 Pars, 1 Birdies - Gladys McGregor 50/50 Draw - Pat Wheeler & Carol Ducharme Lucky Plate: Doris Hackney Senior Men Aug. 17 Low Net A Flight Bob Thompson B Flight Jerry MacLean C Flight Clare Stanley D Flight Harry Dougall 33 32 30 30 CTP #3 Joe Regier - hole in one #6 Ross Mathers 1st team Harry Dougall, Bob Sanders, Doug Marks, Ray Consitt (136) 2nd team Ross Mathers, Jerry MacLean, Gus Gregus, Bert Dickerson (137) Wednesday Ladies Aug. 9 Flight A LG -Louise Pincombe 47 LN -Sandi Brock 33 Flight B LG Chris Turner 52 LN Marg Sweitzer 34 Flight C LG Phyllis Fidler 54 LN Lynda Freiter 30 Flight D LG Lori Dietrich 67 LN Cheryl Masson 32 50/50 winner: Chris Turner Aug. 16 Closest to the pin on #6 (1st shot) Flight A Elaine Corbett Flight B Marg Sweitzer Flight C Sandy Thomson Flight D Kathey Ford 50/50 winner: Carole Luther "After 45 years, I was due," says Crediton golfer Joe Regier who sank his first hole -in -one Aug. 17 at Exeter Golf Course. Regier was on the 135 -yard third hole using a seven wood club when he sank the shot which was witnessed by Frank DuBarry, Chan Livingston and Clare Stanley. (photo/Pat Bolen) Senior men Aug 16 First Place Dick Mills Hal Snoddy Bill Thompson Mike Barclay Total Second Place George Tryon Jim Russell Casey Zeehuisen Craig Webber Total Third Place Bill Farquhar Don Hord Ben Hoogenboom Tork Hillary Total Fourth Place Rick Dumont Barry Baynham Ed Preszcator Guy Giddings Total Fifth Place Scott Burton Bill Soldan Lorne Rideout Jim Morrissey Total Sixth Place Terry Bourne Don Gifford Bob Fletcher Gib Dow Total Seventh Place (tie) Wayne Pearce Dennis Rowe Norm Whiting Don Ross Total Seventh Place (tie) Joe Wilson Ken McConnell Murray Morrison Bob Coates Total Ninth Place Frank Dumont Howard McDonald Dave Newton Jim O'Toole Total Tenth Place Lee Richards Del Nixon Bill Gilfillan Tosh Yamamoto Total Eleventh Place Doug Pearson Jerry Maclean Bob Clark Bob Forest Total CTP #4 Casey Zeehuisen #7 Lee Richarda 37 41 43 44 165 38 43 44 48 173 36 42 47 50 175 42 43 45 47 177 40 41 46 53 180 42 43 45 50 181 42 44 46 50 182 38 45 49 50 182 43 47 47 50 187 38 48 50 52 188 45 50 51 58 204 Junior League August 14 Winners of "Hidden Score" for all divisions Juvenile Girls 13-14 (57) Alana Hodgert 67 Junior Girls 15 & up (60) Sarah Selves 61 Bantam Boys 10-12(55) Mitchell Vandergunst 52 Juvenile Boys 13-14 (48) Christopher Pfaff 45 Junior Boys 15 & up (50) Mitchell Partridge 47 Longest Drive Juvenile Girls Abby Brintnell Junior Girls Sarah Selves Bantam Boys Justin Horner Junior Boys Mitchell Partridge Men August 15 • A flight 1st Jamie Cornish (38) 40N38 2nd Jim Guenther (38) 38N38 3rd Darren Mason (38) 37N38 4th JasonHeywood (39) 38N39 5th Larry Johns (40) 43N40 6th B flight 1st Mike Skochinski (39) 42N39 2nd Cam Murray (39) 40N39 3rd Brian Cosgrove (40) 41N40 4th Mike Desjardine (42)45N42 5th Dan Denomme (45)47N45 C flight 1st Dan Mudge (42) 44N42 2nd Rob Dickey 44) 47N44 3rd Ron Holmes (44) 47N44 4th Ed Preszcator (45) 46N45 5th Brad Baker (45) 45N45 6th D flight 1st Darryl Kingman (48)44N48 2nd Paul Paget (50) 53N50 3rd Dan Overholt (50) 50N50 Closest to pin A/B John Rudderham #10, Paul Gorman #14 C/D Ed Preszcator #11, Mike Sedlake #17,. Skins A/B Brad Thompson #12, Jason Heywood #14, Ben Hogenboom #15, #16 Jim Guenther #16, C/D Brad Baker #18 Ladies Aug. 17 Low Gross A Lynne Farquhar 40 B Anne DeBoer 42 C Gayle Ready 49 Low Net Chris Hogan 32 Anne DeBoer 27 Gayle Ready 31 Pot of Gold Winners 1st Joan Heywood Gail Murray Janet Wedlake 41 2nd Judy Hodgins Karen Pfaff Anne Prout 45 3rd Anne DeBoer Mary Truemner Bev Anstett 47 4th Gayle Ready Pat Puchniak Marla Wilson 48 Longest Drive A Lynne Farquhar B Peggy Morrison C Joan Heywood Closest to the Pin A Lynne Farquhar B Rosemary Schaefer C Mary Ann McLaughlin 50/50 Draw: Fae Heywood Free Cart: Barb Coughlin EXETER — The Exeter Fury suffered a heart- breaking loss in the last minute Sunday night against the second place Curinga squad from London. The last 15 minutes of the game Exeter was hanging on for the tie but failed to clear the ball down the field to kill the remaining time. After turning the ball over Curinga managed to cross the ball into the mid- dle. The striker blasted a shot out of the air and into the top corner of the net to the dismay of the Fury players who played their best game of the season against a tough opponent. The Fury worked their game plan the whole 90 minutes by playing in a defensive shell and pres- suring the ball all over the field. Curinga managed to get a goal in the first half on a header that was nearly stopped but deflected into the corner of the net. The Fury continued hus- tling to try to create turnovers and when Tim Hundey was fouled near the sideline Ryan Ralph curled a free kick into the box. Ben Willis -Leake tried for the header and missed but Tom Phouttharath was waiting in behind and fired a shot past the keep- er to tie the game and give the Fury some momen- tum. During the middle stages of the second half Curinga started to gain more scor- ing chances but on multi- ple occasions fired the ball wide or over the net. Exeter's defense and keeper held strong though and cleared the ball away at any opportunity. Late in the game the Fury nearly cost them- selves the game when Fury defender Shawn McFalls came flying through the box and headed a loose ball just wide of the Fury goalpost. Curinga kept Exeter in their end the last few min- utes and the pressure finally paid off with the goal just before fulltime. "We played our best game as a team this sea- son," said team spokesperson Jason McFalls. "Every guy on the team made a contribution and if we play that way the rest of the season we should pick up a few wins," McFalls added. The next action for the Fury is Saturday in St. Thomas. Exeter lawn bowling Har Brintnell Marion Dearing Marshall Dearing Marg Consitt John Batten Jim Chapman Marg Deichert John Towie Marg Knight Harold Knight Bob Caldwell Marg Consitt Colin McLuckie Bob Russell Kathy Triebner Len Ballantyne Marg Consitt John Towie Kathy Triebner Marg Deichert Marion Dearing Jurgen Fessler Jerry McLean Ken Triebner Marie Brunzlow Jerry DeBoer Har Brintnell Marg Knight Fran Mccallum Mon., Aug. 14 Tues., Aug. 15 Thurs., Aug. 17 1W14 1W14 1W14 1W12 2W30 2W24 2W22 1W1T21 1W1T20 1W1t19 1W17 1W17 1W15 1W15 1W13 1W12 1W11 2W31 2W30 1W19 1W15 1W15 1W15 1W15 1W14 1W14 1W13 1W13 1W13 Lucan Pigeon Racing Club results LUCAN — The Lucan Homing Pigeon Club recently started their young bird racing pro- gram. Young birds are those pigeons born on or after Jan. 1, 2006. Exeter fancier Harry Winters had a "young bird in a hurry," which together with 136 other pigeons, was released in Brampton at 8 a.m. and Winters clocked it in at 9:49 a.m. This bird flew back to its homeloft at an average speed of 1,335 meters per minute or 80 kilo- metres per hour, good for first place. The next few of Winters' birds took positions 10 and 11. Lucan's Norm Hardy had good birds that placed second and sixth while local flyer Al de Haan took posi- tions three, five and 14. Mr. Cunningham had a bird that placed fourth and Paul Finch from downtown Walton claimed positions six, eight and nine. Tom Hardy had to be satisfied with positions 15 and 16 and newcomer Fred Hally claimed the last spot. The same day a longer race was held from Oshawa where Lucan's Norm Hardy showed he can race young birds as well as old ones by cap- turing positions one and two. Brendan Cunningham's birds were close behind and took positions three and four. Paul Finch placed fifth and seventh. Al de Haan's birds took it a bit easier and his first bird placed sixth which was not bad consid- ering there were 100 birds in the race. Fred Hally's birds flew well enough to pick up eighth and ninth spots. Tom Hardy would have scored higher had he been present to clock his first bird when it homed. All in all a good beginning to a new young -bird racing program.