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Times-Advocate, 1988-08-17, Page 15• Mosquitos move into solid second p lace 1n squirt action this 1, without top scorer \Ililtacl \\11 - helm in the lineup pl;t)ed a solid game in i idlielJ and held a strong 'Area squad to a 1,-1 tie. Jason \lite Jonathan .'friehn;r and Scoot Gill illan played well and Tyler I aykir s.1>red a picture goal - for Exeter 1. , Exeter 11 overpowered Bryatn;utn .and 'came away with a -0 '.yin. Greg Geoltrey veldt- ttiree goals and Jacob 1i1(1\er scorcd for Exeter 11. • David Marshall pia).ed extremefy well. Exeter 111 played a strung game against 1-ucan Ili. 1-xetcr took an early Lead :old then had to (told on -late in the Mame tier the -t-s ‘t In,:\turn action, Exeter t diel not play this week. i•:xctcr ll continued its much improved play 01 late and with two wins this s.•itictl into third place in the standings behind Exeter 1 and St. Columba!). •- In -their Iir't game, 1:.\c.1,1- 11 .beat. Coldstream on goal, Ity Brise Hann (2) and Luke Situs. -In -tIi it second game they brat Lucan i 2-I. Byron Ialerington and l.uke Situs each scored ince. In both games :the steady goal- tending of Steve hero and the! su- perb defensive play of Rob I.ynn -were iinporlant laclors in the wins. In Mosquito action, Exeter took cin tea; u • leading and Brett ated St. •Colunlha') 1'I. in a very exciting garnc Exctcr had roost of the advan- tage in play blit alter a 0-0 half time core it -was Si. ('oluniban that took a I -O lead but the 'Exeter kids shot e d .character. • 1_cd hw \tarn 1)cliruynand Brian -McAllister in nridtield, Exeter -created numerous opportunities and' it was Geolf llann who turned two of rho- chances into goal; and a 2- 1 win for lixeter. Thoare now in second Place and first plaice overall i; stiII a-possihil- . ity In lee Wee action, the battle for first, place overall is heating up with bout Exeter i and II, St. ('u• - 1unthan and GramIllend in the run- ning. This week coukr he the derid- ing week with Exeter 1 cooling up against Grand Bend. Both Exeter te_Ints 'kept their hopes alive lly• scoring,. d:,cisive K'trt, 1111i Neek. Exeter 1 came up against :tlstub- born lldenon team. Despite creating numerous scoring chances the half time score was 0-0..1n the second half, Ildcrton took a 1-0 lead but Exeter] anally found the range and scored lour straight goals to .take a feat. I�d.,rfort managed one More in the dying seconds of the gaol: tiro :14-2 final score. \latty DcBruyn with a hat trick ' and Jc11 Empringhani took care of the Exeter scoring. Tim Brand and Brian 1Er:\tlister played well. Exeter. 1! had absolute - S orts ty no problem in disposing oI a weak Nairn squad. :\Iter a well played game Exeter If %vent honk with a -0 win. In under -17 -action, Exeter played their best game of the season Mon- day night against- league 'leading Wallacctown. Exeter outhustled their opponents-to'the ball all.night ant! were well deserving of their 3-1 «•in. Jason •McFalls scored twice and Chris Chanyi once. Exeter tlliillii-kl and defence. were superb. In their second ganic of the week Exeter could only field -11 players by inserting 1\'1osquito aged Marty DcBruyn in the Lineup. The lack of reserve. players in the heat proved fa- tal and Exeter had to settle for a 2-0 loss. It was closer than the score Nvould suggest. August 17, 1988 Ames - Serving South Huron, North Middlesex dvocate & North lambton Since 1873 Page 1A BANTAM TOSS -- Crediton Bantams' Mary Lynn Dietrich lets fly with a p,'ch during the Usborne Minor Ball league final Bantam tournament on the Tykes do • 1; X. TER - l.x,.:er tykes play ed in their W.O.B.A. playoff tournament August 6-7: lit their first ganic the local gees took on divisional rival St. -\-drys and lost 16-8. Scott Rowe started .the ganic on ,the mound and pitched four excellent innings before being weekend. Crediton was beaten by Centralia 29-9 in the 6 final. well in WOBA playoff tourney pulled in order to save his arm for t uture gaines..Darryl. l lartman was brought in to relieve Rowe. Hart ratan ran into trouble and was re- placed byy Ben Guenther an inning and two-thirds later. Guenther also had difficulty, but. managed to finish the game. • Intense Exeter jitney • PLAYDOWNS - Marshall Dearing delivers his bowling ball .to the opposite end of the lawns as Peter Moral's watches Monday night. The two were competing to decide the singles champion on the Exeter lawns. The winner advances to the regional finals. - Coming up with solid games at bat were Jeff MacLean, two -for - five, Jeff Glavin, two -for -four, Dar- ryl Hartman, two -for -three, Scott Rowe two -for -two with a double, Todd Redegcld two -for -two. In their second pine, Guenther started on .the mound for Exeter against -a weaker Walkerton B team. After two innings the -game-was tied 6-6. In the top of the third inning Jeff Glavin sparked a five run rally with a three -run home run. - In the bottom of the third, Guenther retired in order to keep the score 11-6. Exctcr proved to be the superior team by scoring 13 -runs in one in- ning. The drive was sparked by Andy Glavin'' three -run home run. Paul Van Dykcn fini..hed the gams • on the mound and held Walkerton to eight runs, Exeter scored two more runs. in the top of the fifth in order to mercy Walkerton 26-16. Strong games at the plat- were supplied by Paul Van Dykcn and Darryl Hartman- who both went three -for -four, Andy -Glavin with a home run and double, Scott Rowe; Joseph Maskell, Jeff MacLean and Michael Schwindt. In their third and final game, Ex- ctcr came up against Listowel. .Scott Rowe started pitching and Greys A finalists 1\IOOREFIELD - Exeter Greys continual to do well in• tournament play, finishing as A finalists in Moorefield last weekend. Their first game Saturday morn- ing was against a strong St. Cle- ments team. St. Clements scored in the first inning and led 1-0 until the fourth .when Dianne McCuaig scoretl on a sacrifice fly by Judy Nahrgang. The score stayed 1-1 until the bottom of six when St. Clements scored four runs to lead 5-1. Greys came up in the top Of the seventh led by hits from Tess Neth - cry, Lynne Farquhar and Sandra Burns. Greys came out .with six runs for a 7-5 final score. In the second .game the Exeter team fell behind by two runs to Paris Royals but in the fourth in- ning 'singles from Farquhar, McCuaig and Gail Bcucrman started a rally. to score three. Greys scored one more in the Exeter men's night EXETER - Twenty-four golfers took part in the Exctcr Golf Club men's night this week when Dash- wood industries sponsored the competition. Don Wallace took low gross in B flight when he recorded a 43 as did Ray Webb. Steve Dubarry fol- lowed with 44. Low nct in B flight went to Bob Reynolds with 31 and Monty Scott with 32. Francis Chadwick shot a 45 to take low gross in 12 flight. He was followed by Garry Kyle and Mark Wragg with 48 Cath. - Low net went to Larry Pole with 32. Dave Hunt followed with 33 and Mike Veal turned in a low nct of 34. Bill Chadwick shot a 35. Steve Dubarry had the longest drive while Bob Reynolds came closest to the hole. Reynolds also won the 50/50 draw. The Exctcr Men's Open golf tournament will be held August 28 with an 8-11 a.m. start. The entry fee is S40. New clubs and a new car, courtesy of Miles Ford will be awarded for holes in one. Interested parties can register at L'e pro shop. :414h Lor a 4-2 final. ,,This sent Exeter to the A Final where they -met Kitchcncr Wildcats. Grcys trailed 1-0 after two innings. in the top of the third l lcidi Elliott and Farquhar scored on hits by Burns and Nethery. The score remaincd2-1 for Greys bill Kitchcncr scored two in the .sixth to turn the. game around aga in. Despite a triple by Diane \1cCuaig in the seventh, Greys _ssere unable to score and came up on the short side of a 3-2 score. Kendra Arthur was named Greys i`1\'P in the final for her strong de- fensive play. 'Phis weekend the annual Grey: - Devils tournament is being •held at the Rec .Centre, ith a free dance Saturday night in the Agricultural building. There arc- 16 ladies and 12 mcns slo-pitch tcams.cntcred. . Greys continue 10 do +well in league play, beating St. Pauls last {'layoffs begin next week. went tour solid innings before giv- ing way to Darryl Hartman who finished the.g:,nte on the mound. • After file innings with the score -16-8 for Listowel, the time limit was almost up and only one more inning could be played. . 'Exeter put forth. an excellent ef- fort- to tie up the hole, but came tip five runs short, .teasing the bas- es loaded. - • Fine efforts with the hats -were . provided by Jeff Glavin, Andy (;la - vin, D.trry 1 Hartman and lcff Macl.- can. • - Royals approach playoffs. EXETER ER - Royals will launch' into the 11 division Of the South Perth \lcn's Fastball League playoff schedule 'Ehursday night at 9 p.nt. when- they• onset. Ful - Litton A's here in Exeter. The t wo leans will play a best -of - three series 10 decide who will ;ulyance to the semi-I'nal round in the B division. Royals finished 12th overall this season with a record of ei::ht wins and 16 loses. At: - most all of those losses were in- curred on the road. Exeter had an 0-12 record for away games while their home ganic record is h -I. . 11 was actually just adjusting to the high calibre and playing in strange parks that we hadn't played in before," Royals man - .ger Fred Cook explained Tues- day. i STEPHEN POWER SKATING yr �� to Register Now for the 8th Annual Stephen Power Skating Aug. 29 thru Sept. 2nd 9 yrs. and under 6 - 7:30 p.m 10 yrs. and over 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Power Skating and Hockey Fundamentals Sept. 5th to 9th 9 yrs. and under 6 - 7:30 10 yrsand over 7:30 - 9 • Specials in eilect Thurs., Fri., Sat. while supplies last -Onion and Parsley Tasty Nu white or 60% whole wheat bread Fresh daily. 24 02. loaf * Fresh Buns Country doz. $1.09 Delicious Butter Tarts 6/$1.79 Crusty French • Bread loaf 8 9 C Cheese lb. $3.69 Mozzarella - Cheese only.Ib. $2.99 T. 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