Times-Advocate, 1987-06-24, Page 15TRACK BEST AT MOUNT CARMEL - The top track and field stars at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
are shown here. Back, left, Vannock Troeung, Amanda Houston, Sivichay Sengkhounmany and Kaschihyn
Rutten. Centre, Charlene Ryan, Jenny Romphf and Adam Pullman. Front, Sisivay Sengkhounmany, Donna
Olmsted, Sharon DeBruyn and Stephen Vandenberk. T -A photo
Injuries take toll on Express
Injuries have cost Exeter Express
dearly in their last two regular season
games.
Missing three pitchers from the
line-up due to arm and shoulder in-
juries, seniors have dropped games to
Strathroy and Seaforth in the Great
Lakes senior baseball league.
Express came up against Strathroy
Sunday, losing 11-2 despite a promis-
ing first inning.
Exeter went up 2-0 in the first after
Dave Shaw hit an RBI single to bring
in Walt Parkinson.
Kevin Drager then singled to bring
in Shaw and Exeter had a good lead.
Jeff Fuller, on the mound for Ex-
press, struck out the first two batters
that he based and handled the third
to protect the lead in the bottom of the
first.
But that was all Exeter could
muster offensively and their defen-
sive play began to slip in the second.
Strathroy scored their first run in the
bottom of the second and then plated
two runs in the third to take a 3-2 lead.
Exeter was unable to stem the flow
and Strathroy claimed runs in the
fifth, seventh and eighth innings,
making the score 7-2 in their favour.
Mike Neil replaced Fuller in the
sixth inning, slowing Strathroy's pace
until the ninth inning when they
scored five runs, three of them on er-
rors. Fuller allowed five hits, struck
out four and walked four. Neil shared
the mound in the ninth with Gilmour
and Shaw. They combined to allow 10
hits, striking out one and walking five.
Seaforth 5 - Exeter 4
A weakened pitching staff was
again a major factor in Exeter's
Legion bowling
The Exeter Legion men's pairs
lawn bowling tournament was held
here Wednesday. attracting teams
from London, Clinton, Seaforth, Sar-
nia, Stratford and Exeter.
First place overall went to the team
of John Patterson which amassed
three wins with a score of 53 plus
three. Patterson's team is from
Seaforth.
The next three spots were swept by
teams from London.
The team of Bill McFagean took se-
cond place with three wins and a
score of 47 plus seven while the Vic
Hoffman team picked up two wins on
the strength of a score of 48 plus two.
Fourth place went to the London
team headed by Syd Bartlett which
had two wins with a score of 40.
The Exeter team of Pete McFalls
and Jason McFalls took fifth spot with
two wins and a score of 40.
The consolation prize went to the
team of Wes Watson who turned in a
win with a score of 18 points.
heartbreak loss to Seaforth June 16.
Kevin Drager was starting pitcher
.For Exeter. He struck out three and
allowed just three hits inthe first
three innings but had to be replaced
by Fuller in the bottom of the fourth.
After Fuller came Brtan Horner.
The two pitchers combined to allow
seven hits, striking out four and walk-
ing seven.
Exeter took a short-lived lead when
Gilmour was walked, stole second
and was brought in on a single by
Parkinson.
Seaforth matched that in the bot- -
tom of the first"The two teams battl-
ed it out, tied at one, until the fourth
when Seaforth scored three runs to
take the lead.
Dave Hayter kept things close when
he singled to bring in Neil and then
scored himself, bringing his team
within one run of Seaforth.
Horner then singled in the sixth to
bring in Parkinson and the score was
tied 4-4.
Seaforth managed to plate the win-
ning run in the bottom of the eighth
after Exeter left three men stranded
on base in the top.
Exeter Express meet Thorndale
Thursday night (June 25) at 8:30 p.in.
in Thorndale.
They will be looking to repeat their
June 14 performance in which they
-landed Thorndale. a 10-9 loss.
In Squirt SQCC?r
Times -Advocate, June 24, 1987
Page 3A
Columban damages Exeter record
In squirt action Exeter 1 travelled
to Ilderton for a game against Ilder-
ton 1. Exeter dominated the play in
the game but managed to keep the
• score respectable. David Farquhar
led Exeter in the scoring department
with three and Steven Hern scored his
first goal of the season. Brian
(layman and Greg Geoffery payed
well for Exeter 1.
Exeter 11 put its unbeaten streak on
the line against a very strong St. Col-
umban team. The Exeter kids played
-well but St. Columban was just a lit-
tle better in finishing off their
chances. Exeter II lost 441.
Exeter IV did not fare any better in
Coldstream. Despite excellent play by
the Exeter squad led by Robert De
'Vries; Gerry Corbett .and Christian
Stuckless the game -was Jost by a :3-0
score.
Lawn bowling
attracts 68
Exeter Lawn Bowling action at-
tracted a total of 68 bowlers over four
days of play last week.
Of 24 bowlers June 16, Isabel Roger-
son headed the top three women with
two wins, scoring 27 plus three.
Behind Rogerson was Helen Rieck
with a score of 23 plus three for two
wins.
Rose Blanchard and Bea Ballan-
tyne tied for third with two wins and
a score of 26.
The top !hale bowler was Pete
McFalls with two wins and a score of
25.
Ross Richardson was second with
one win and a score of 22 plus three
while Roy Blanchard rounded out the
top three with one win and a score of
24.
Seventeen bowlers competed June
18. Lorna Spencer led the women with
two wins and a score of 25. She was
followed by Rose Blanchard who had
two wins and a score of 23 plus one
and IsabelRogersonwho recorded two
wins with a score of 20.
Walter Spencer, Roy Blanchard
and Ray Smith were the top three
male lawn bowlers last Thursday.
Spencer had two wins for a score of
23 while Blanchard had one win for 18
points and Smith picked up one win
with 14.
The top three women in.the Juni 20
jitney were Emma Campbell. Bea
Ballantyne and Helen Rieck.
Campbell led the pack with two
wins and a score of 23 while Ballan-
tyne recorded two wins with a score
of 22.
Rieck also had two wins. She finish-
ed with a score of 16. Chas. Hendy was
the top male bowler with two wins and
a score of 26 plus three. Roy Blan-
chard and Percy Campbell tied for se-
cond each with two wins and a score
of 26.
BEST IN ZURICH TRACK The top individuals in a recent track and
field meet at Zurich Public School are shown here. Back, left, Susan
McAdams, Mark Stuart and Julie Crown. Front, Jason Schilbe, Jeff
Kirk and Leah Siebert. T -A photo
Drag boat racers to
The sixth annual Molson Drag Boat
Challenge is set for this weekend June
26-28, at Lake Fanshawe near
London.
The Coors Light Silver Bullet Spirit
of America will be entered in the top
blown fuel hydro class competition.
and holds world records for both the
fastest speed of 226.70 mph and the
quickest elapsed lime of 4.67 seconds
for a quarter mile, set as Gadsden.
Alabama in 1985.
Ladies slo-pitch
The race for first place rages on in
Exeter Ladies Slo-pitch League.
Wins by Albatross Angels.
Downtown Dollies, South Huron
Hospital and Exeter Indianettes leave
all four trams lied for first place with
five wins each.
The Inn-dianettes meet South
Iluron Hospital this week. the 25th.
which should settle one of the spots.
Also posting wins -June 18 were Big
u Sockettes with their first win of the
season and Huron Park Devils with
their second win.
Games played earlier in the season
and not reported have the Exeter Inn-
dianettes over the Huron Park Devils
15-1, Albatross Angels over Dan Brie
Darlins 6-3; Electo-Liles downed the
Beat hers 8-4.
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Numerous other classes including
blown alcohol hydros ( 170-191 mph).
blown gas hydro 165-177 mph). blown
alcohol flat and pro gas. hydro
(145-160), blown gas flat (135-150
mph) and the Pro. Comp and Stock•
classes of boats with full hulls will
compete on Lake Fanshawe's Guy
Lombardo Liquid Quarter Mile.
BEST IN-USBORNE TRACK - Individual winners were named in the
recent track and field meet at Usborne Central School. Back, left,
Anna Szabo, Peter McAllister and Mark Lynn. Front, Bryan McAllister,
Kristin Strang and Carrie Simpson. T -A photo
compete for 540,000
The Molson Drag Boat Challenge is
the third race in the 1987 American
Drag Boat Association (ADBA )
schedule and the only Canadian stop
in the six -city tour. The participants
will be competing for S40,000. U.S. in
prize money.
A preview of the boats. spec
entertainment and the final judging
in the Mks FM96 Bikini contest are
free attractions Friday from 4:00-8:(NI
p.M. .
Racing starts Saturday at 10:0001
a.m. and elimination rounds begin
Sunday at noon. Admission Saturday
is $8.00: -Sunday it is $15.00; children
under 12 accompanied by an adult are
free.
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The Atom play Exeter I was no
match for a strong St. Columban
team and were defeated by a 6-1.
score.
ETfeter 1I travelled to Bryanston for
a game. Marty DeBruyn took care of
all the scoring for Exeter with help
from excellent playing Bryon Eller-
ington and Brian McAllister. Final
score 3-1 for Exeter.
In mosquitoes action Exeter I re-
mained unbeaten. Jamie Dougall and
Richie Dobson played an excellent
game as Exeter I defeated Grand .
Bend by a 4-0 score. Coach Mike
Cregan was very pleased by the effort
' his team put out.
Scoring for the Exeter I were
Eugene Boersma two, Gavin Snell
one and -Sivichay Sengkhounmany
from a penalty shot.
After losing their first two games of
the season Exeter II has now re-
boundedand scored their second win
of the season in convincing style by
defeating Bryanston 7-0. Joel Camp-
bell three, Craig Vern one, Ryan
Stuart one. Jamie Rolph one and
Jamie van I)am one. I)an Davis goal
was very pretty as he accomplished
a very rare feat by scoring directly
from a corner kick. Also playing well
for Exeter II were Glen Hines and
Paul Mizzi.
In pee wee action Exeter 1 travell-
ed to Lucan and won an exciting and
high scoring contest as they won be
a 7-5 score. Ryan Hern scored his se-
cond hat trick of the season for Ex-
- eter. Also scoring were Shawn
McFalls, Peter McAllister ,and
Mickey Srabo. Playing well ere
Mark Lynn. Allen McFalls and Leigh
Baker.
Exeter 11 travelled to St. Columban
to play a very strong pee wee team
The Exeter youngsters played an ex-
cellent game and St. Columban was
barely able to salvage a tie late in the
game. Final score 2-2.
Sisavay Sengkhounmany had given
Exeter a 2-1 lead earlier in the game
The other score came oft the foot 01
Scott Beirling on a beautiful shot from
25 yards out under the cross bar after
being set up by Brett Hideout. Also
playing well for Exeter were Dan
Vanderlaan, Mark D'Anna and
Sharon DeBruyn.
The Exeter under 17 team did not
see any action this week, the next
game will he at home against Hyde
Park on Thursday. -
Exeter under 11 girls team put up'
a good fight in a 2-0 loss against the
Strathroy Lassies. Kristie Ahrens.
Anie Walper and Katie Armstrong in
particular played an excellent game.
We welcome back coach Craig Win -
bow who has returned from a trip to
England and who is hack coaching the
Atom 1I team. Helping out while the
coach was. away was newcomer to
this area and assistant coach Bruce
Brolley.
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LEGION DONATES TO HAWKS - The R. E. Pooley Exeter branch
of the Royal Canadian legion made a recent donation to the Exeter
junior Hawks hockey team. Above, past president John Brintnell
presents a cheque for $750 to Hawks president Ron Bogart.
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