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Times-Advocate, 1985-06-26, Page 9McCURDY-HURON HOPE TRACK BEST — Individual winners in the J.A.D. McCurdy -Huron Hope School track and field meet are shown here. Bock, Steve Greb. Centre, Erica Benedette, Honk Karkheck, Jason De Grace, Sheila Nadon, Shannon Morrison and Paul Nadon. Front, Bryon Jesney, Judi Wilson, Mandy Page, Cheryl Lynn Wein and Matthew McIntyre. T -A photo Soccer teams win seven In squirt action this week, Exeter 1II downed Exeter I by a score of 5-1 taking advantage of some fast breaks to score. Marty DeBruyn led the win- ners with a four goal effort whileJulia Brand booted a single. The Exeter I goal scorer was David Farquhar. Also turning in.superb ef- forts for the losers were Jeff Sararas and Michael Heywood. Exeter Ir won : their second con- secutive game by virtue of a 1-0 win over Arva. It was a close game with both teams creating chances, but, on- ly Chris McDonald was able to score. En atom play Jamie Van Dam scored a pair of goals to lead Exeter II to a 6-0 victory over Grand Bend. Scoring in single fashion were Glenn Hines. Ken Hines, Gavin Snell and Lawn bowlers enjoy jitneys Members of the Exeter lawn bowl- ing club participated in local jitneys Thursday and Saturday evenings of this week. Grace Cooper recorded a pair of victories and a score of 26 to take Thursday's competition. Next came Bill Rogerson 24, Gertrude Hamilton 23 and Emma Campbell 21. Saturday night's champion was Percy Campbell with an aggregate of 28 and plus of one to go with double wins. Charles Bendy and Isabel McKay were deadlocked in second place with 27 aggregates and plus of one. Follow- ing were John Eberle, Gertrude Hamilton and Emma Campbell. Mark Brintnell. Inan excellently played game, Ex- eter III and Lucan played to a 2-2 tie. Dan Martens notched the first Exeter score and after Lucan scored twice Jan Martens was successfulron a pass from Sivichay Sengkhounmany. The Exeter III club remains unbeaten this season with two wins and two ties. In mosquito play, Exeter I edged Lucan 3-2. Shawn McFalls led the , winners with a two goal effort- Geoff Sanders scored the first goal in the first half and the played an excellent game in goal in the second half. Exeter III travelled in Ilderton and although dominating play in the first half didn't get the only goal of the game until the final five minutes when Amanda Houston got the ball through to Sivilay Sengkhounmany for a successful shot. Playing ex- cellent games for Exeter were Mark Lynn and Jason Coolman. In pee wee action, Exeter I con- tinued to improve scoring a 4-0 win over previously unbeaten Nairn, Chris Eccles scored two goals for the winners, one on a rebound from a penalty shot. Also scoring were Yousef Osman on a deflection and Todd McCann on a shot from well out. Exeter II kept their unbeaten streak intact by crushing Grand Bend 13-0. Greg Lamport was the leading scorer with an output of three. Frank Wulterkens, Henri DeBruyn and Justin O'Rourke each kicked two goals and Jason McFalls, David Josephson and Dan McCarter scored singles. The Exeter bantams travelled to St. Thomas made up for some of the one - ATV action back to Hully Gully ATV action returned to Bully Gul- ly this weekend with riders competing from all across Ontario. Even though riding conditions were greasy in the morning due to wet weather, the afternoon program turn- ed into topcafibre racing. With warm, sunny weather later on, spectators came out to cheer on their local riders. In the 200 Solid Class the Parkhill riders took home the top three trophies. The action -packed 250 Stock Class saw riders from Delhi, Blenheim. Ingersoll, and Clinton bat- tle it out for the full 10 laps. However. Allan Dierick from Delhi came out on top with Paul Fenton of Blenheim finishing close behind. Local rider, Byron Boyes, from Clinton captured 4th place. The 250 Modified Class saw another local rider, Chuck Collins. of Varna win the first moto but due to mechanical pro - BEST RATE Ouslrent Inv* k MORGAN INSURANCE BROKERS tllEltk 111) JOHN MOrteuAN 238.2544 •AAAA ler MIC •NNuihlf tTO 0001tICH blems in the 2nd moto, he had to set- tle for 4th overall. Paul Farquhar from Clinton took home the cash in the 200 Modified Class with a 2nd in the first moto and a 1st in the second moto to finish on top in front of Devin Williamson from Camlachie. The next ATV race will be held Sun- day. June 30 at the Brigden Fairgrounds. Racing gels underway at 2:00 p.m. with racing teams from both Ontario and the United States competing for a $I.000 purse. Results are as follows: 4 -Wheel - Chris Barendregt, Port Stanley. Mar- ty Jackson, Listowel. naryn Hodgins. Parkhill; 200 Solid - Daryn Hodgins. Parkhill, Rob Scott, Ailsa Craig. Brad Morley. Parkhill; 200 Stock - Bob Brulotte, Dorchester. Dave Gibb. Wyoming, Rich Saul. Camlachie; 200 Modified - Paul Farquhar. Clinton. Kevin Williamson. ('amlachie. Rob Norton. Sarnia. 250 Stock - Allan Dierick, Delhi. Paul Fenton. Blenheim. Richard Kloster, Delhi; 250 Modified - ('hris Hall, Wyoming, Brett Bowman. Port Perry,' Mike Rummey. Strathroy; Open Modified - ('hris Barendregt, Pt. Stanley, Mike Rummey, Strathroy, Myles McEarchan. Blenheim. sided games of the past, staying in -this one all the way. With some help from Lady Luck, the bigger. St. Thomas boys pulled out a 3-0 win. The . local youngsters should certainly be able to pull out a win in the return game next month. All in all it was a good week for the Exeter teams with seven wins in 10 games. Pa N Did you know that a person with only Canadian dividend income can earn up to $40,000 and pay no tax? The Bolton Tremblay Income Fund is an excellent investment for those w•he require a steady flow of)ax advantaged income. The Fund concentrates on after-tax return mainly through investment in dividend producing shares. For more information, phone us today to find out how you can pay no tax. For short term investments Canada Treasury Bills Yield 8.8S°° for 90 days Rate subject to change. vt4 DSP)I )ominion Securities Pitfield Gary C. Bean, 344 Andrew St. S., Exeter, NOM 1SO 233-2231 Cowgirls get split in four The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team ended up with an even split of wins and losses in their last four games. The ladies were defeated by Strathroy 9-6 and by Parkhill 13-12 but were on the winning side against Poplar Hill 1318 and Ailsa Craig 20-3. The ladies travel to Poplar Hill on Thursday night and hope to reschedule a rained out game Mon- day night at home. In their loss to Strathroy the Crediton squad had a bad second in- ning which allowed five Strathroy players to cross the plate. Leading Crediton at the plate was Brenda -Wilds and Deb Lord with two doubles apiece. Kelly Phillips, Kathy Gielen and Tammy Regier added -two hits apiece. Adding single hits were Marilyn Smithers, Wendi Schwindt and Sue Muller. -' Brenda Wilds was the starting pit- cher with relief from Deb Lord. In their win against Poplar Hill the Cowgirls had a 1-1 ball game until the fourth inning when they rallied in ten runs. Leading Crediton at the plate was Tammy Regier with two home runs. Sue Muller added three hits one being a home run and Lori Devlaeminck, Pauline Brannon and Brenda Wilds pounded out three hits apiece. Adding single hits were Kate Steeper, Cecile Muller, Karen Williams, Kelly Phillips: Kathy Gielen, Wendi Schwindt, Fay Schenk and Karen Bowerman. In (heir second win the Crediton ladies defeated Ailsa Craig in five in- nings by using every inning to bat in runs. Leading Crediton at the plate was Marilyn Smithers with four single hits. Karen Bowerman and Deb Lord added three hits apiece and double hits were pounded out by Karen Williams. Kelly Phillips and Kate Steeper. Adding single hits were Lori Devlaeminck, Kathy Gielen, Brenda Wilds and Wendi Schwind(. Winning pitcher was Brenda Wilds. in their second loss during their four game stretch the Crediton ladies came back from a 12-6 deficit to end the game close with a score of 13.12. Leading Crediton at the plate with three hits apiece were Karen Bower- man. Deb Lord. Brenda Wilds and ,Kale Steeper. Adding double hits were Cecile Muller. Marilyn Smithers. Lori Devlaeminck, Pauline Brannon, Karen Williams and Wench Schwindl' Starling pitcher was Brenda Wilds with relief from Deb Lord. Ironwood golf Friday evening al Ironwood. a two ball -foursome was enjoyed by all in attendance. The inaugural event was won with a spectacular 43 by Sharon Steciuk and ion Cowan. A score of 44 on second prize for Nancy ('harrette and Randy Evans There were "no flies at all" on Marlene Parsons and Bill Steele who cane in third with a noteworthy 45 The skunk prize of the evening stent to the most honest pair of golfers. Margaret D'Anna and Ken Pinder. whose score is still being tabulated An open invitation is extended to one and all to join members at iron wood for another fun -filled two -hall foursome on Friday. July 5 at 5:00 - 3: 30. and be sure to mark your calen- dar for each alternate Friday (hereafter. Royals up record to nine victories The Exeter Royals improved their season record to 9 wins and one loss last Thursday as they defeated Lucan White Sox 12 to 6. The Royals opened the scoring in the first inning as John Kernick hit a one out single. Ile was forced at se- cond base by Barry Baynham who then stored on a triple by catcher Randy Kraut. The White Sox tied the score in the top of the third on a solo home run by P. Medd. The Royals struck back in the bottom half of the inning as they scored five runs on five hits, an error and two wild pitches. John Kernick led off the inning by reaching on an error and he later scored on a wild pitch. Paul McKnight then singled and scored on a Mike Desjardine triple. Gary Skinner drove in a run with a double and scored on a single by Jeff Lindenfield. The Royals added another run and led at the end of three by a score of 6 - 1. They increased their lead to 8-1 in the fourth as Baynham singled and scored on a double by Will Lamb. Mike Desjar- dine then drove in Lamb.with a single. The White Sox added two runs in the fifth inning .on three hits and the Royals responded by scoring 4 more runs in their half of the inning. highlighted by a three -run homer by Randy Kraut. Lucan closed out the scoring with two runs M th seventh. Winning .pitcher Dan Heywood worked six innings. allowing 4 runs on 4 hits. He struck out three and walk- ed one. Dave Prout pitched the seventh. allowing two runs on two hits and a walk. Murray took the loss for The Royals participated in the an- nual Lucan Irish Nine tournament over the past weekend. In their open- ing game, they defeated London Knights of Columbus three - zero as Brian Hodgins tossed a two -hitter. Sunday, they were soundly defeated 8 to 0 by a strong squad from Chatham. Their next action will be at home Thursday night against league - leading Lucan Irish who currently sport an even and one record. A win by the Irish would go a long way toward ensuring their second regular season championship in three years. It promises to bean exciting match. Why not plan to attend and enjoy top- notch fastball action? Resu i is of ladies bail Ladies slowpitch games of June 20 proved exciting, causing a juggle in league standings. Good Times moved into first place by downing the now second place Downtown Dollies by a score,of 7-2. Huron Park Devils are tied in third place, trouncing Exeter Indianettes 12-2, with South Huron Hospital who beat the winless Albatross Angels 12-11. J. J's are still looking for their first win of the season having lost• to the Sundowners 16-10. • J'.Js are sponsoring a mixed slow • pitch tournament to be held at the Ex- eter diamond this coming weekend. Anyone interested in more informa- tion should contact Kate Bierling at Lucan. 235-2165. Homuth winner in Maclean golf Tuesday, the Ironwood men's golf club enjoyed the annual Jerry MacLean and Son special occasion night. In "A" flight, low gross honours were captured by Stu Homuth with a 35 followed by Wayne Parsons with a 37. Don Cowan's score of 33 topped "A" flight net, one stroke ahead of Gabby Mol's 34. "B" flight was won by Mark Cronyn with a gross tally of 40 two strokes over Al Taylor and Brian Brooks both with a 42. Brooks however captured the division low net with a 32. Dan Brintnell was runner up carding a 35. - A close race developed in "C" fight finishing with Jim Campbell's 41. a mere one stroke better than sponsor Gerry MacLean's 42. Net winner was Arnold !Slathers with a 32 followed by Percy Knee, Lee Webber and Bill Gilfillan, all in at 34. ,another three way deadlock arose in "D" flight with Larry Taylor win- ning nut with his score of 46 over Norm Whiting and Roy Hunter on a countback. Low net was captured by Roy Hunter's 30 followed by John Gray with a 33. Larry Taylor and Randy Gillian won the closest to the hole contests on numbers seven and nine. Ladies golf Shirley Davidson and Beryl Elgie won low score honours in this week's ladies two -ball foursome at the Ex- eter Golf and Country club. Eileen Rannie and Peggy Ferguson required the least number of putts and Shirley Davidson had the longest drive. 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