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Times-Advocate, 1987-06-03, Page 1511lk .1 BRINSLEY GIRLS WIN — Brinsley won the ladies 'A' championship of the weekend Exeter Inn-dions slo-pitch tournament. Back, left, coach Phil Palmer, Donna Dixon, Sue Rollings, Elaine Noyes, Deb Thomp- son, Gino Regier, Marg Thompson, Pauline McCann and coach Bob Snell. Front, Liz Hodgins, Mary Ann Koricina, Mary Morle , Joan Finkbeiner, Chris Hogan and Brenda Smith. T -A photo STEPHEN MINOR HOCKEY EXECUTIVE — The new executive of the Stephen Township Minor Hockey Association was named recently. Back, left, outgoing president Eugene Glavin, director Jim Rutten, president Al Hartford, second vice-president Art Bowerman and directors Jack Glavin and Don Mason. 'Front, treasurer Joanne Hodge, first vice-president Judy Glavin, director Ray Mills and past president Don Clarke. Nulty GuHy in Addiction Prevention In an attempt to bring a worthwhile cause to the attention of the public, Hully Gully has joined forces with the Canadian Institute for the Prevention of Addiction (C.I.P.A. t for the Cana- dian National Motocross Championships. The C.I.P.A. is a high profile drug awareness program which promotes abstinence from the usage of drugs', alcohol and tobacco by educating students from a mobile facility. From this mobile unit, trained athletes from the fields of motocross and automobile racing, marathon runn- ing, and other sports, demonstrate their talents, showing the alternative to addictives: thus the term "Natural High". The C.I.P.A. originates from Chatham, but has just opened an of- fice in London and will be highly visi- ble at the National Motocross Cham- pionships June 20 and 21 at Hully Gul- ly in Varna. Race promoter Chuck Collins feels that the addition of the C.I.P.A. into the Hully Gully fold is an excellent op- portunity to promote the fun family atmosphere present at tinily Gully. Even a thunderstorm has to run from the "Honda Hurricane", not the street bike, but the red storm cooked up by Hully Gully Honda riders Kevin Moore, Alan Strickert ' and Dave Andrews. Expert rider Kevin Moore made a clean sweep of the 125 cc class and dusted all other competitors in the 250 class at the May 31st motocross races held at Hully Gully. Alan Strickert also plaeed first in both motos in the Senior 125 class. Local rider Dave Andrews, on yet another Honda finished in the First moto and 2nd in the second mato, good enough for First overall in the Jr. 125B class. Watch out for the real storm to return June 13 when motocross returns to Hully Gully, • Other results include: No No Abby breaks due to line hookup An attempt by local three year-old pacer No No Abby to win the final of the New Jersey Sire Stakes at the Meadowlands in East Rutherford, New Jersey was foiled by -an error before the horse hit the track. No No Abby, owned. by Bob Hamather of Exeter and Hensall was the three to one second choice in the betting, but broke stride as the pacers swung behind the starting gate. The nine pacers were going for a purse of $100,000. The race was won by New Creation driven by John Campbell in a time of 1.54.1. The television announcers said No Short Term GIC 30-89 days 7.50%* 90-179 days 8.0%* 180-269 days 8.25%* 270-363 days 8.50%* 364 days 9%* *(Rates subject to change without notice). Minimum $10,000. GEO. A. GODBOLT 1• Insurance Agency Ltd. 235-2740 t Licensed with Mutual Life of Canada No Abby's break was caused by a broken line, but that fact was disputed by Ilamather. He said, "Il was sheer neglect on the part of the groom, trainer and driver Ron Waples. The line was not broken, but was never hooked into the buckle." Ilamather added. "I think we had a good shot at winningjhat one. The way she warmed up it looked like another win." No No Abby is entered in the Miss New Jersey pace tomorrow night. Thursday at the Meadowlands. A week earlier in one of the qualifiers. No No Abby beat Ombre Rose in an even 1.54.. This time Om - bre hose was again second to New Creation by a neck. SENIORS SHUFFLE About 35 seniors turfed out at the South Huron Rec Centre Wednesday to participate in Exeter's Participac- tion Fitness Day. Olive Essery led the ladies with a five game score of 406. Next was Mabel McKnight at 398. Top scores for the 'Men were John Eberle 411„ Bill Travis 327 and John Pepper 326. In four games the highest score of 467 was recorded by Josie Ryckinan. Tied for second at 316 were Mary Haw and Steve Ilrapchak. Low scores went to Marjorie Hodgert and Anna Ballantyne. FLOORING If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house • Save Time • Save Money • See us First Do it yourself or hove our Installer Ed Allen do it for ou 355 Maln St.. 5., fxntnr Sr. 125 - Allan Strickert, Woodstock Sr. 250 - Glen Buchanan. Don Mills Sr. Open - Craig Whyte,Mississauga Expert 125 - Kevin Moore Sarnia Expert 250 - Kevin Moore Sarnia For the third consecutive year, ATV Supercross action will be taking over the Clinton Fair on Saturday night June 6. This event, sanctioned by the OATVA (Ontario All Terrain Vehicle Associates/ promises to be the most exciting event to hit Clinton all year. All of Ontario and the Nor- thern U.S. will be represented, in- cluding local ATV riders as well. Practice is at 6 p.m. with racing at 7 p.m. This event starts off the first of an action packed double header weekend, with the race action swit- ching to Hully Gully on Sunday. June 7 at. 1 p.m. Over 50 riders turned out to -Round 5 of tinily Gully House League '87 to provide some of the best racing action this year. A full fleet of Kawasakis showed up to challenge the dominant Hondas and under the guidance of Doug Farrish, managed to wrest away the Jr. 125 B overall. Mother nature held out with excellent racing conditions prevailing on the Hully Gully track. which highlighted some of the improvements for the upcom- ing June 20 21st Canadian Expert Motocross Championships. House League will he back June 13 for even more exciting action. Co -Op juniorswin one in scoring position and Darcy Martin cashed them with a single. In the second half of the twin bill, Scott Lovie wa the winning pitcher and Doug Schade picked up save. A four run Exeter outburst in the second inning was enough to clinch the 6-3 victory. The first four batters in theinning, Scott Lovie, Fred Gregus, Steve Anderson and Darryl Little crossed the plate. In the third frame, the !Exeter scor- ing was completed. Scott Miller and Fred Gregus crossed the plate after singling. Steve Anderson also singled. The Exeter Co-op juniors won one of three Great Lakes senior baseball league games this week against Lakeside. Thursday night.in Exeter, Lakeside took a 10-6 victory and in a Sunday doubleheaderjn Thamesford, the two teams split. Lakeside took the first tilt 7.2 and the local juniors bounced back to take the nightcap 6-3. Next action for the Co-op juniors bac them on the road. They will be at Labatt Park in London Thursday night to meet the London North juveniles and Tuesday they travel to Seaforth for an exhibition game against the services. At home, Thurday, six of the 10 Lakeside runs were unearned as Terry.Cox took the pitching loss. Doug Schade and Darren Akey led the Exeter club at the plate with two base hits apiece. Scott Lovie, George Pratt, Scott Miller and Crocker each banged out one hit. In Sunday's first game, Lakeside scored three times in each of the first two innings to take care of their game scoring. Steve Anderson was the starting and losing pitcher for Exeter. Dave Akey came on with two out in the se- cond and allowed only one run the rest of the way. Both Exeter runs came at the top of the sixth as Doug Schade singled — and was forced at second by Fred Gregus. Dave Akey singled and Scott Miller sacrificed to put two runners Lawn bowling now underway Action is underway at the Exeter lawn bowling club with play slated for three nights each week. In Tuesday's competition, Marion Dearing -was best for the ladies with two wins and a score of 20. Bea Ballantyne was second with a win and 22 and Isabel Ryerson was third with 20 and a plus of three to go with a single win. For the men Peter McFalls led with two victories and a total of 20. Scor- ing one win and respective scores of 24 and 21 were William Rogerson and Ross Richardson. Elizabeth Lamport and Marion Dearing were tied for female honours Thursday with identical two game win scores .of 25. Rose Blanchard followed with a win and a scoreof 16. On the male side, Roy•Blanchard was best with 25 to go with double wins. John Cooper at 23 and Charles Hendy at 22 were next with single victories. Five greens with 22 bowlers were in play Saturday when the rains came during the first game. Today, Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. the Exeter Independent Order of Odd - fellows Lodge 67 is sponsoring a men's pairs tournament at the local greens. Gamma wore tat Some hot games were played by Exeter Ladies -Slowpitch League teams Thursday night, with lots of runs scored in the scorching heat. The Inn-dianettes and Hospital notched large scores over the Electro-Lites and The Beaters respectively. Sun - downers scorched Good Times 9-3, Cheers led the Huron Parkis 14-7 and the Downtown Dollies ed it to Big O 6-2. - Scores not reported previously from games of May 21 were Cheers over -The Beaters 7-5. South Huron Hospital over the Sundowners 14-6 and Huron Park Devils over the Electo-lites 9-3. A couple of rained out games of May 14 have been played. Albatross Angels took the Downtown Dollies 9-2 and Electro-lites downed Cheers 7-4. We will report standings following this week's games. With four games scheduled for each team, we should be able to see some trends developing. WIN INN-DIANS -- Dove Urlin of the Exeter Inn-dians and Dan Gran- tham of Molson's present the ladies 'A' trophy to Biinsley captains Deb Thompson and Mary Morley. T -A photo Bantams The Exeter bantams gained an even split in two Western Ontario Baseball League games this week. They dropped a 9-6 decision to St. Marys, Monday and bounced back with a resounding 23-0 romp Wednes- day over a new team from Varna. The bantam club was in Lucan last night Tuesday and will be at home tonight; Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. to Clinton and Seaforth will be in Exeter for a 2 p.m. contest Saturday afternoon. In the loss to St. Marys, Steve Dubarry, Brett torden and Haden Tanney scored Exeter's first three runs in the opening inning. Terry Gettner and Jeremy Hrudka crossed the plate in the fourth inning and two frames later. Jim Ahrens walked, stole a base and counted the final Exeter score. get split Jim Ahrens was the starting pitcher for the Exeter club. He went three in- nings allowing six runs and Terry Gettner finished up tossing the final three frames. In the romp over Varna, Marlen Tanney pitched the full six innings. Ile threw a two hitter and struck out eight opposing batters. The Exeter bats started booming early as they sent seven runs across the plate in the first inning. Mark Russell with two doubles, a single and a walk was the only Exeter. performer to reach base in every trip to the plate. Scoring three runs apiece were Harlen Tinney, Joe Keller and Mark Burton. Crossing the plate twice were Brett Borden, David Schwindt and Terry Gettner. Claiming one run each were Steve Dubarry, Greg Lovie, Jim Ahrens and David Dalrymple. • WATER SAFETY June 7 - 13 is National Water Safe- ty/Safe Boating Week and The Cana- dian Red Cross Society reminds all water sports enthusiasts mixing water'and alcohol can get you in over your head - permanently. Boaters in particular should remember that the tough changes made to the Criminal Code of Canada ( December 2, 19851 make impaired boating as a serious an offence as im- paired driving. Refusing to provide a breath sample in either a motor vehi- cle or a vessel is also an offence. Red Cross has been involved in water safety education for more than 40 years and reminds all water sports participants that water and alcohol can be a deadly combination. Don't wind up in the drink - leave the alcohol behind. 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