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SOCCER POPULAR — Soccer has been growing in popularity in Ex-
eter in recent years and this year the minor program had to expand
to three squirt teams to accommodate all the interested Tads. Back
row, left, are the Bombers: Darryl Beaver, Jamie Dougall, Steve
Silcox, Mark McDonald, Tim Brand, Ryan Lindenfield, Ryan Stuart,
Jason Heywood, Darren Becker, Marty DeBruyn, Brad Thompson,
Tony Armstrong and Sharon DeBruyn. Middle row, the Blizzards:
Steve Stire, Sean Martens; Daniel Spears, Darryl Chappel, Kevin
After tough struggle
Coalman, Richard Phillips, Simon Dinney, Peter Visscher, Allan
McFalls, Steve Rankin, Jason Coalman, JoelSmith, Jacob Petersen,
Steve Farquhar and Andy Marten. Front row, the Gunners: Shawn.
Gillespie, Stephen Cregan, Poul Charrette, Jimmy Jarrett, Greg
Cregan, Dwayne Finkbeiner, Mark Glavin, Danny Martens, Sivachay
Sengkhounmony, Sisavay Sengkhounmany, Shawn Webster, Brad
Glavin and Fred Steciuk.
T -A photo
Juniors eliminated in Great Lakes playoffs
The Exeter juniors have
been eliminated from the
Great Lakes baseball league
playoffs, but, not without a
real battle.
After losing the opening
game of the best -of -three
semi-final series to Byron the
two teams battled 14 innings
Friday night to a 4-4 tie and
Byron emerged winners as
the result of a close 2-1 deci-
sion Monday night.
The Exeter club was back
in action last night, Tuesday
against Kincardine in
Western Ontario Athletic
Association junior finals.
Eagles are `A' runnersup
in London ball tournament
The Zurich Eagles were
runnersup to the champion
Goody Goody's team of Lon-
don in the recent Courtney's
slo-pitch tournament in Dor-
chester and collected a cash
prize of $300.
Larry Denomme of the
Eagles was named a most
valuable player as he pitched
all six games for his club and
only walked a. couple of
batters.
Zurich's Barry Overholt
won the Reggie Derby contest
for hitting the most balls over
the. fence. He hit five home
runs and received $50 and a
Labatt's bag.
The Eagles opened the tour-
nament with an easy 19-0.
romp over a team from Kit-
chener. They salted the game
away with 10 runs in the se-
cond inning.
Bob Reddick led the Eagles
attack with a pair of home
runs while Kevin Geoffrey,
Francis Denomme, Dan
Overholt and Joe Overholt
contributed . solo round
trippers.
The second contest was a
bit tougher as the r.agles edg-
ed Risdale by a 5-4 score.
Dan Overholt's two run
Exeter club ladies
enjoy monkey golf
The ladies club at the Ex-
Ministryer Golf and Country Club
enjoyed a successful monkey
elf tournament, Tuesday.
Hazel Beaver recorded the
lowest score, I•
rene Davis re-
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wired the least number of
utts, Helen Burton had the
ongest drive on number nine
Olga Chipchase was closest to
he flag on number three and
Beryl Elgie was judged the
most honest golfer.
Lois Snell was best on a hid
den hole and other hidden
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score prizes were won by
Dorothy Kipfer, Grace Drum-
mond, Vicki Horbaniuk and
Kay Jossul. The door prize
was won by Jean Smith.
After a delicious
smorgasbord dinner a pro-
fitable silent auction was
held.
Tuesday morning winners
were Shirley Davidson with
hidden score, Beryl Elgie
with 18,putts, Betty Coates the
highest on number seven and
Grace Drummond the best
score on number three.
HUNTER TRAINING
COURSE
Mandatory Training for Ontario
Hunting Licence
Exeter's 2 Night Course $15
begins August 31st
Pre Register contact
Bill McNutt 237-3716
homer and a triple and a
three bagger by Mike
Overholt were the big blows
for the Eagles.
The Zurich record went to
three straight wins Saturday
afternoon as they downed the
London Egabrooms 4-2.
Francis Denomme singled
home Barry and Joe Overholt
with the first two Zurich runs
in the fourth and the final two
markers came in the fifth as
the result of three straight
singles by Mike, Barry and
Dan Overholt.
The big test for the Eagles
came in the fourth game of
the tourney Sunday morning
and they dropped a 6-2 deci-
sion to Goody Goody's.
The Eagles started quickly
as Kevin Geoffrey opened the
game with a triple and scored
on Dave Stark's single. Fran-
cis Denomme tripled - Bob
Reddick home in the second
with the second Zurich . run.
Tl'e Eagles got back on the
winning track in the next
game with a tough 12-7 win
over the Teachers.
Joe Overholt singled and
scored.the first Zurich run in
the second inning. Singles by
Larry Denomme, Kevin Geof-
frey, Mike Overholt and Mark
Regier produced five scores
in the fourth.
The final four Zurich runs
!came in the fifth on hits by
Kevin Geoffrey, Mike
Overholt, Barry Overholt and
Dave Stark.
The sixth and final game
Ifor the Eagles offered the op-
portunity to redeem
themselves against Goody
Goody's, but, they came up on
the short end of a 7-3 score
and had to settle for second
place in the tournament
standings.
The first Eagles run came
in the first inning on singles
by Mike Overholt, Mark
Regiet, Dan Overholt and
Barry Overholt.
The next two Zurich runs
came on a Mike Overholt tri-
ple and singles by Grant Lee
and Mark Regier.
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In Mondays' deciding
game, Steve Pearce held
Byron to only two runs on nine
well scattered hits, but, his
mates could come with only
one run of their own.
The only Exeter run came
in the top of the ninth as Steve
Pearce doubled as the leadoff
batter and scored on a single
from the bat of Doug
Hoffman.
In the Exeter second,
Pearce walked and went to
third'on a single from the bat
of Hoffman, but, was left
stranded.
The first Exeter threat
came in the opening inning
when Dave Bogart walked
and went to third on a stolen
base and a passed ball, but,
was caught at the plate.
Bogart and Kevin Bern hit
back-to-back third inning
singles, but, that was as far as
they got.
The other Exeter hits were
singles by Brian Horner,
Steve Pearce and Jeff Fuller.
In Friday's 4-4 marathon,
Exeter scored a single run in
the first inning and added
three in the sixth while Byron
notched a single score in the
fourth and three in- the next
frame.
Brian Mercer walked and
scored the first Exeter run on
a single delivered by Bruce
Shaw. In the sixth consecutive
singles by Bruce Shaw, Dave
Bogart, Doug Hoffman and
Dave Robinson.
Willow Wipersets
mark -at Greenwood
A layoff for almost a month
apparently is what Willow
Wiper needed to get back in-
to his 1982 winning pattern.
The four year-old stallion
owned by Bob Hamather of
Zurich set the track record at
Greenwood Raceway in
Toronto Saturday night by
winning the Canadian Pacing
Derby in 1.55.3.
The previous Greenwood
mark was set July 26 by Cam
Fella at 1.56.
Saturday's victory for
Willow Wiper was his 17th in
23 starts this year and the
$67,250 share of the purse sent
his season earnings to
$297.500. .
The Hamather horse won
Saturday's mile race with one
of his patented come from
behind finishes. He was
seventh at the head of the long
Greenwood stretch when
driver Ray McLean pulled
him four wide and then came
between horses near the
finish line to put a nose in
front of second place finisher
Bret Dodger.„.,
Hamather and trainer Jim
Morrissey of Crediton are
undecided about Willow
Wiper's next start. It could be
in a series in California or the
American Pacing Champion-
ship at Chicago.
Fishing thoughts
now to hunting
By BW McNutt
With the arrival of cooler
weather one's thoughts again
turn from fishing to hunting.
The first thought after that
should bp to obtain the proper
licences.
Those who have been
licenced before to hunt ar trap
need only to renew their old
licences. New hunters and
trappers must first pass an
examination before gaining
these licences.
Those wishing to hunt must
make appointment to write
the exam at either Nutlet
(Wingham District) or at
Komoka (London District). If
the ne* hunter is under 20
they must also complete the
MNR hunter training course.
This course covers the
basic knowledge of firearm
and ammunition, their parts
and how they work including
archery equipment. It also
covers proper and safe handl-
ing of firearms as well as
knowledge of the different
types of .Ontario game, their
habits and proper equipment
required to hunt them.
The course will be held in
Exeter, August 31 and
September 2. Students must
attend both sessions. Further
information may be gotten
,from the MNR office in
Wingham or you may register
by phoning me some evening.
After completing the course
an examination must be writ-
ten at either Hullet or
REC BALL
The great improvement of
the Exeter rec fastball league
was evident in the weekend
tournament as area teams did
extremely well. Because of
Sunday afternoon rains, the
tourney was not completed.
The "B" championship final
between the Dashwood Hotel
Jet Boys and the Seaforth
Turf Club will be played
tonight, Wednesday at 9 p.m.
The "A" semi-final is set
for Sunday afternoon at 1
p.m. with the Winchelsea
Raiders taking on the
Teachers. The winner will
play the Good Times Chiefs
for the grand championship.
In rec league play Monday,
Exeter Ford Tractors shaded
MacLean's Sports 7-6, the
Good Times Chiefs bombed
Pfaff Electric 20-6, Hensel'
trounced Usborne 20-9, the
Derby Dip Shakers downed
Gord's and Mount Carmel
and Winchelsea were winners
by default.
Wednesday, the red hot
Hensel! Legion dumped
Chiselhurst 8-2, Winchelsea
and Mount Carmel tied 4-4,
the Derby Dip Shakers drop-
ped MacLean's 20-5 and the
Good Times Chiefs shaded
Gord's 6-5.
Komoka before a licence is
issued.
Would-be trappers face the
same situation. They must
first attend a MNR course
held in Clinton. This is an ex-
tremely good cow -se and even
older trappers would do well
to attend it.
This course is a 10 week one
and covers all fur bearers
from their history to habits
and how the humainly trap
and sell the pelts.
Proper equipment and how
to catch each species are
taught in detail as well as how
to handle the fur after it is
taken.
Humaine trapping is stress-
ed to the fullest in this course.
After completing the course
each student is required to
pass a written exam then
show their stuff in the field
before being issued a licence.
Those interested should
phone their Ministry of
Natural Resources to find out
exactly when and where the
course will be held.
By the way remember that
a licence to hunt or trap is not
a licence to trespass.
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WIN ODDFELLOWS GOLF — The annual Exeter Oddfellows Lodge golf tournament
was held Saturday at the Ironwood course. Alex Meikle, left and Deputy Noble Grand
Cliff Grasdahl at the right present the trophy to winners Tom Wilson and Dave Peters.
TYKES ADVANCE
The Exeter Tykes advanc-
ed to the second round of
WOAA baseball playoffs
Thursday night following a
32-1 victory over a short-
handed Seaforth team.
Doug Clarke led the offence
with two home runs while
Chris Chayne, Scott Wedlake
and Mark Russell hit one
• each.
Mark Burton had three hits,
Todd McCann had two triples
and Justin Charrette hit two
singles in the victory while
Scot Russell and -Brent
McDonald performed the
mound duties.
Exeter now moves on to
play the winner of Kincardine
1 and Flesherton in the next
round.
LADIES FOURSOME
A ladies two ball foursome
and pot luck dinner sponsored
by the Ironwood ladies golf
club Wednesday attracted 49
participants.
Joanne Hayman and Barb
Dietrich won the prize for the
longest drive and Bernice
Cann and Doris Dettmer were
closest to the pin.
• Door prizes were donated
by Cheese Please, Canadian
Tire, Fisher Hardware,
Gerrards,Country Flowers, A
& H Foods, Exeter Phar-
macy, the Cookie Cutter,
Greeting Card World,
Rumors, Pizza Train, Exeter
Electric, MacLean
Automotive and G & G
Discount.
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to 1:30 p.m.
Canadian Power Squadrons will teach safe boating to
over 10,000 Canadians this year: WIII you be one a of
them?
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