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The Times Advocate, 2007-08-01, Page 17Wednesday, August 1, 2007 SPORTS Times -Advocate 17 Ironwood Golf Club Senior men First Place Jim Haggerty Ernie Ahrens George Tryon Joe Mulligan Team Total Second Place Al Preece Jim Chipchase Craig Webber Brian Wedlake Team Total Third Place (tie) Don Ross Bill Thompson Len Veri Terry Bourne Team Total Don Hord Bob Laye Joe Wilson Jim Pfaff Team Total Third Place (tie) Fifth Place (tie) Bob Coates Jim Campbell Frank Dumont Dennis Rowe Team Total Fifth Place (tie) Murray Morrison Norm Whiting Rick Dumont Rusty Iron Team Total 177 Fifth Place (tie) Ben Hoogenboom Ed Preszcator 42 Dick Mills 42 Joe Green 42 Team Total 45 Eighth Place (tie) 171 Guy Giddings Howard McDonald 39 Wayne Pearce 41 Doug Pearson 44 Team Total 48 Eighth Place (tie) 172 Jim Russell Tosh Yamamoto Casey Zeehuisen Don Gifford Team Total 43 45 45 40 173 Steve Bianchi Bob Fletcher 44 Del Nixon 43 Jim Morrissey 39 Team Total 47 Eleventh Place 173 Jim Hughes Jerry MacLean Pete McLeod Gary Croucher Team Total Tenth Place 50 46 41 40 177 40 47 45 45 46 Juniors July Low Gross Girls 10-13 Cayley Mercer 47 Boys 10-12 Josh Britnell 41 Boys 13-15 Christopher Pfaff38 Winner of Low Putts Girls 10-13 Kelsey Dobson 20 Boys 10-11 Ryan Hoffivan 15 Josh Brintnell 15 Boys 14-15 Ty Bilcke 14 Our 18 - Hole Junior Tournament is Mon., July 30. Tee times start at 8 a.m. To sign up call the pro shop 235-1521 or Karen Pfaff 235- 1930. There will be no Junior Club on this date.. ies eague July 26 First Place Low Gross "A" Jackie Martens 41 "B" Kim Pinder, Anne Prout 50 "C" Gayle Ready 50 Pot of Gold game "Pick a Card" for low net score lst: Marg Prout 53 Sylvia Bedford 44 Kim Pinder 50 Joan Heywood 42 189 2nd: M.J. Chanyi 44 Marcia Sweet 43 Val McLeod 56 Chris Hogan 49 Lorraine Walsh 39 192 3rd: Joy Darling 57 Cecile McIntyre 49 Bernice Thompson 54 Jackie Martens 41 Closest to pin on #7 Jackie Martens Hole - In One Twelfth Place Bill Gilfillan Ralph Astle Mike Ward Jim Gifford Team Total CTP #4 Jim Haggerty #7 Dick Mills 46 40 45 177 53 48 45 41 187 45 50 47 45 187 48 47 46 48 189 42 50 55 43 190 49 56 49 49 203 Men 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th July 24 • A flight John Rudderham Jamie Cornish Darren Mason Jeff Loosley B flight Mike Skochinsky Morley Obre Brian Penhale Shane Pfaff Clayton Hefley C ffight Tim Moore Ben Hogenboom Matt Ische Dan Meidinger Jeff Kerslake Ed Preszcator Rawdy Gilfillan D flight Paul Overholt Rob Kramer Jon Dinney Len Veri Steve Schroder 34N33 35N33 34N33 38N34 42N38 41N39 40N39 41N39 40N40 40N37 42N38 41N38 43N40 44N40 44N40 44N41 42N38 41N39 49N40 41N41 42N42 Closest to pin A/B #3 Dan Heywood, #8 Jason Heywood C/D #1 Rob Kramer, #7 Dan Meidinger. Skins A/B Carry Over C/D #1 Jeff Turner, #5 BM Hodge, #6 Derwyn Hodgins, #9 Matt Ische Junior golf July 23 "Closest to the Pin #4" Boys: Ages 10-12 Jake Caldwell Girls: Ages 13-14 Michelle Hall Girls: Ages 10-13 Nicole Pfaff Boys: Ages 13-15 Ty Bilcke Longest drive #1 Girls: Ages 10-13 Nicole Pfaff Boys: Ages 10-12 Corey Davidson Boys: Ages 13-14 Ty Bilcke Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Morning Ladies July 24. 45 golfers Yellow Brick Road A ffight Pat Wheeler B flight Marg Consitt C flight Janet Hall D flight Cathy Bell Low Gross A flight Carole Preece 41 B flight Sonia Greb 50 C flight Janet Hall 54 D flight Lossy Fuller 56 36 pars 2 birdies Share the wealth June Regier and Joan Cole Lucky Plate Helen Plate Senior Men July 26 A flight LN Arn Mathers 33 B flight LN Jerry Maclean 32 C flight LN Bob Coates 35 D flight LN Gerry O'Neil 35B CTP #3 Bill Vanerworp; #6 Gerald Dearing 1st team: Don Corman, Jerry MacLean, Arn Mathers, Bill Wheeler 141 2nd Team: Harry Dougall, Bob Fisher, John Mclean, Gerry O'Neil 144 Wednesday ladies July 25 A LG Gladys McGregor LN Jo Ann Haymen B LG Chris Carloss LN Sue Cooper C LG Cathy Pfaff LN Lynda Freiter D LG Sharon Passmore LN MaryAnn Bender 50/50 Lisa Thyssen Ingersoll edges Fury 2-1 EXETER — The Exeter Fury traveled to Ingersoll on Saturday afternoon trying to put an end to their current two -game losing streak. Once again due to injuries and work commitments, the Fury relied on Masters play- ers Tony VanMierlo, Justin O'Rourke and Ron Reymer. Exeter came out strong in the first half and controlled the play early. Shawn McFalls had a cou- ple of scoring opportunities, but his shots were corralled by the Ingersoll keeper. The Fury suffered another injury a short while later when midfielder Tim Hundey went down and did not return to game action. "He will be out indefinitely with an upper -body injury," according to team spokesperson Shawn McFalls. Exeter opened the scoring when VanMierlo crossed the ball from the left side which the keeper couldn't handle, putting the visitors up 1-0. That lead was short-lived however. Ingersoll tied the score on a free kick from just outside of the box with a perfectly placed shot to the top right corner. Exeter's Stu Parsons almost regained the lead for the Fury, but his shot went over the net from in close. In the second half, Parsons was given a pass from Pete McAllister, but was foiled by a diving stop. Then, Exeter's Ryan Ralph, who was filling in as goalie for Ryan Masse, charged for a ball and was called for an illegal tackle, resulting in a penalty shot for Ingersoll. They made no mistake and took the lead 2-1. Exeter didn't give up though and in the final 10 minutes, McAllister fired a shot that hit the crossbar and ricocheted straight down and just past the line to even the score. "We just aren't getting the breaks that we got at the beginning of the year," stat- ed McFalls. "The penalty shot was a poor call. Ralph clearly got the ball before the player, but the ref didn't see it that way. We'll just have to regroup and try to get back in the win column next game." The Fury's next game is Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. in Delhi. Weekly minor soccer league scores U-7 July 26 Blue 3 versus Red 5 A competitive game between the Red Rockets and the Blue Machine with the Blue Machine unable to stop the rocket like plays. Some real nice moves by the Blue machines Colin and Rachel setting up Jakob for a goal. Good goal tending by Andrew in net repelled the many hammer like kicks back out into the field. Lots of smiles on both teams told the coaches that they all had a great game. Good work by everyone! U9 Gold South Huron Leopards 5 versus North Middlesex #2 0 Goals: Bradley Regier (2), Sam McEwan (2), and Patrick Medd. McEwan, Emma McVeeney, and Mitchell Sutherland played very well Kerr, Mark Miller, Noah to share the shut -out. Pratt, Will Regier, Ted Emily Denomme, Taylor Vanhie McCann, and Rebecca Play of the game: Robbie Runhardt played very strong played a great game in net, games for the Leopards. clearing the ball well and starting the play down the field Comments: We started off slow falling behind, but then picked it up and scored six goals on our way to victory. July 23 SH #2 (8) versus Coldstream #1 (6) Goals: Rob Anderson (3), Evan Hardie (3), Joseph Keller (2) Goalkeepers: Rob Anderson/Mark Miller Play of the game: Great ball movement right off the kickoffs Comments: The team played well, challenging the larger Coldstream players on their way to victory U9 Exeter # 2 (1) versus Exeter # 4 (4) Goal: Kevin Vanderlaan. Comments: Great goaltend- ing by Jeremy Johnston and Martina Tait. Overall great team effort for the last game of the season. U9 Exeter 4 (4) Exeter 2 (1) Goals: Beth Miller, Zach Robinson, Brandon Crown (2) Goalie: Mitchell Finch Great teamwork! A great end to a great season! U12#2 July 16 SH #2 6 versus SH #1 3 Goals: Evan Hardie, Joseph Holes -in -one EXETER — The third hole at Exeter Golf Course was lucky twice July 21 with Cam McLeod and Megan Preszcator both making perfect shots. Preszcator was using an eight iron on the third hole when she made her perfect shot witnessed by Darrell Preszcator along with Ashley and Nathan Stefler. Megan Preszcator Cam McLeod lawn bowlin Mon., July 23 Ray Consitt 1W15,Fred Truchon 1W15, Har Brintnell, 1W11, Fran Mickle 1W11 Tues., July 24 John Batten 2W24, Jim Chapman 2W24, Fred Truchon 1W1T19, Brenda Marshall 1W1T17, Ray Consitt 1w17, Mary DeBoer 1W17, Harold Knight 1W17, Ken Sage 1W15, Bruce Marshall 1W11, Marlene Parker 1W11, Marg Consitt 1T10, Lucy Sage 1T10 Thurs., July 26 Marshall Dearing 2W26, Gus Gregus 2W24, John Batten 1W18, Lucy Sage 1W16, Mary DeBoer 1W11, Ken Sage 1W11, Wilmer Adkins 1W8, Har Brintnell 1W8, Barb Truchon 1W8, Frank Regier 1W8 Sat., July 28 Jerry DeBoer 1W19, Lucy Sage 1W19. 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