The Times Advocate, 2008-06-11, Page 19Wednesday, June 11, 2008
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Medal winner— McGillivray Tae Kwon Do club
student Zachary Ryan, pictured with head coach
and instructor Rachel Cunningham, won third place
in sparring -(red belt) at a tournament in
Georgetown on June I . (photo/submitted)
Winning
students — From left Jacky Le (second
place sparing/ sixth pattern) Hao Ha (second sparing/
first pattern) and Dylan Masse (second sparing/sev-
enth pattern) pictured with Master Robert
Khamsouk, were three competitors from Tristar
Taekwondo Exeter who participated at a tournament
in Georgetown on June I . (photo/submitted)
Memorial golf tournament remembers Strang
EXETER — On June 2, 120 golfers
attended the third annual Gord
Strang golf tournament at Ironwood
Golf Club.
The tournament was held to raise
money for maintenance of the
MacNaughton Park to Morrison
Dam walking trail.
Strang was instrumental in devel-
oping the trail and his Monday golf
buddies organized the tournament
in his memory.
Golfers attended from Guelph,
London, Kitchener, Toronto,
Strathroy, Exeter and Michigan with
over $4,500 raised to maintain the
trail.
The winning team this year was
the Beattie family of Exeter which
includes Al, Heather, their son Sean
and Heather's sister Sue Ann
Rasenberg.
The closest to the pin winners
were Dan Pearson and Louise
Pincombe with the women's longest
drive won by Joanne Wareham of
London.
The Gorilla award was won by
Sean Beattie and Bob Laye had the
hot putter of the day.
The organizing committee thanks
all local sponsors.
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Golfing for charity —The third annual Gord Strang golf tournament
was held June 2 at Ironwood Golf Club. From left are organizing com-
mittee members Don Currell,Arnold Mathers and Lorne Rideout.
(photo/submitted)
For more details check www.gord- first Monday of June again next
stranggolf. com year.
The tournament will be held the
Crediton Cubs split two league games
CREDITON - The Crediton Cubs
jr./int. fastball team split two
league games this past week and
had a game against Oneida Wild
called after one inning due to rain.
Crediton's first home game of the
season found the local athletes
bundled up for `arctic'
weather. The game ended
up as a slugfest match
with Crediton losing 17-18.
With only nine players,
Angie Gould and Marianne
Scott pulled muscles due
to the cold but had to keep
playing due to lack of a
bench.
Crediton jumped on the
scoreboard early in the
game but were unable to
finish as Otterville kept chipping
away at the score to take the lead
in the seventh inning.
Kathy Glen led her team at the
plate with a home run and three
singles. Nikki Cyr pounded out a
double and added two singles.
Kerri Fulton, Gould, Megan
Preszcator, and Kelli Fulton added
thee hits apiece while Mary Glen
and Scott pounded out a
double and a single
hit while Carie
Pertschy added two
single hits.
Scott started strong-
ly in the pitcher's
position while Kathy
Glen was the closer
for the game.
Crediton 8
versus Ilderton I
The local squad
played a fantastic game travelling
to Ilderton and defeating its oppo-
nent 8-1.
Kathy
Glen
Kathy Glen pitched a strong
game allowing only 24 batters in
seven innings.
Crediton scored one run apiece
in the second and third innings but
broke the game open with three
runs in the fourth and fifth innings
to take the win.
Kathy Glen led her
team at the plate with a
triple and three singles.
Nikki Cyr went three for
four at the plate with
three singles. Two sin-
gle hits apiece came
from the bats of Kelli
Fulton and Carie
Pertschy. Angie Gould
pounded out a double
in the fourth inning
while Mary Glen, Marianne Scott,
Megan Preszcator and Kerri
Fulton added single hits.
N
ikki Cyr
Power skating school
ST. MARYS — There are
still spots available in the
Power Skating/Hockey
Skills clinic, starting June
16 at the Pyramid
Recreation Centre in St.
Marys.
The clinic is being run by
Jr. B Lincolns' coaches
Merlin Malinowski and
Paul Petrie and general
manager Warren Nye.
Contact Petrie at 284-
3586.
The camp runs for nine
weeks, featuring two
hours per week for a total
of 18 hours.
Petrie says they would
like 20 players per session.
Mites/Tykes skate on
Mondays from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m.; Peewees/Bantams
skate Mondays from 8:30
to 10:30 p.m.;
Novices/Atoms skate on
Tuesdays from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m.; and Midgets
and up skate on Tuesdays
from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.
The goaltending clinic is
already sold out.
Exeter Lawn Bowling Club scores
Tournament June 4
Exeter L.B.C. held its first Men's Pairs
tournament of the season. Teams from
London, Thamesford, Simcoe, Seaforth,
Hanover and Exeter competed.
First: Shawn McFalls of Exeter and
Paul Davidson of Simcoe 3W47
Second: Bob North and Ron Jones of
London 2W46
Third: Peter McFalls and Jeff Mason of
Exeter 2W42
Fourth: Bob Thompson and Don
Overholt 2W40
Consolation Prize: Doug Haskin of
London 1W45
Lawn bowling scores
Mon., June 2: John Batten 1T12, Har
Brintnell 1T12, Ron Clark 1T12, Gerry
MacLean 1T12
Tues., June 3: Harold Knight 1W13,
Don Overholt 1W13, Marshall Dearing
1W10, Mary DeBoer 1W10, Jerry
DeBoer 1W10, Fran McCallum 1W10,
Barb Truchon 1W10, Marg Knight 1W7,
Fran Mickle 1W7, Frank Regier 1W7
Thurs., June 5: Har Brintnell 2W25,
John Batten 2W20, Marshall Dearing
2W19, Russell Snider 2W18, Frank
Regier 1W16, Jerry DeBoer 1W14,
Marlene Parker 1W14, Barb Truchon
1W14, Gerry MacLean 1W11, Ken
Triebner 1W11, Mary DeBoer 1W10,
Ron Clark 1W10
Sat., June 7: Marshall Dearing 1W20,
Audrey MacGregor 1W20, Ken Triebner
1W20, Jerry DeBoer 1W11, Lucy Sage
1W11
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