Times Advocate, 1989-07-26, Page 21• Mixed slo-pitch champs
Co-ed "A" champs - The Crediton. Rooters team were the "A" champions at the weekend Huron Park
Minor Hockey mixed slo-pitch tournament. The local team had to win three games before they met
the Fun Seekers in the A final which they won 11-9. Ray Mills, president of H -P minor hockey league
presents the cheque to Joanne Hodge, Donna Overholt, Deb Lord, Sue, Muller, Helen Thomson and
Mary Ann Koricina. Bottom row, left to right, Dan Overholt, Bill Hodge, Matt Muller, Don Thomson,
Dick Lord and Rick Govers. The three cheerleaders are Lindsey and Heidi Muller and Amber Lord.
Times -Advocate, July 26, 1989
Page 21
Grand Bend Squirts continuerto roll
GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend
Squirts continue to roll along in
Lucan and District Minor Soccer
League play.
Last Thursday night they de-
stroyed Coldstream by a 7-0 count.
Scan Maguire and Jeremy Arnold
each connected for a pair of goals,
while singles went to Blake Smith,
Ben Fluter and Peter Mennen.
Mike :'kinner and Arnold each
played ggc 1 and shared the shutout.
The Grind Bend Squirts will play
host to E 'eter 4 Thursday night at
7 p.m.
The Grand Bend Atoms also
played Coldstream last Monday
night, July 17 and picked up a 3-0
shutout win.
Leslie Stefenco scored twice for
the winners, while Brian 1 eUricx
:ontributed the single goal.
They weren't as fortunate Wednes-
day night when they were on the re-
ceiving cnd of the shutout, losing
5-0 to Exeter 1.
Grand Bcnd played host to Lucan
2 Monday night.
The Mosquitos were home to
Coldstream last Wednesday night
but took a 3-2 decision on the chin.
Simon Dcsiardines had both
markers for Grand Bend in that
;ame.
Wedne . lay night the Mosquitos
are playing at home against St. Co-
lumban.
Last Tuesday the Pee Wees
dropped an 8-1 decision at the hands
of Exeter, with Mark Mollard get-
ting the only Grand Bend goal.
Grand Bend had better luck how-
ever on July 11, when they beat
Nairn 9-5 in Nairn.
Mollard tallied five time in that
gam, Mark Fluter netted three and
one goal was scored by Jeff Lin-
"B" champs - The team "Wild Children" live up to their name in the above photo after they won the
"B" championship at the weekend Huron Park Minor Hockey mixed slo-pitch4e rnament. The team
beat the team Taylors soundly to take the win. Shown above in a state of chaos back left, are Randy
Weels, Paul Smale, Harold Borden, Pat Riley, Wade Riley, Steve Lightfoot and Papa Les Riley. Bot-
tom row, left to right are Sandy. Smale, Judy Borden, Gina Regier, Lynn Snell, Ruthanne Riley; Sue
Riley and Laura Lee Nickles.
Calhoon's - Calhoon's were the Ladies "A" champioQns in the
Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce Slow -Pitch Tournahoent held
on the weekend. Front row, (left to right), Jody Taylor, Pat Ea-
reault, Kim Lussier. Second row, (left to right), Mary Kuenen, Judy
Vrooman, Margaret Kuenen, Doris Cuthbert. Third row, (l -r), Diana
Maynard, Karen Lane, Cherry', Leta Lapointe. Missing, Brenda Val-
liant.
Party Pack - Exeter's Party Pack werea,"B" runners up in the Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce
Slow -Pitch tournament held on the weekend, losing to Thedford in the "B" finals. Front row, (I -r),
Murray Insley, Rob McCann, Brad Elder, Brian McCann, Dave McCann, Gerald Cooke. Back row (I --r),
Herb Atthill, Gerry McCann, Jim'Bickell, Herb Rowcliffe, Steve McCann, Gord Hardy.
Puppy's Chow - The Exeter Puppy's Chow team were "A" runners up in the Grand Bend Chamber of
Commerce Slow -Pitch Tournament held on the weekend. Front row, (I -r), Kelly Warren, Jodie Ehgoetz,
Ann Baynham, Marj Cooper, Janet Ferguson. Back row, (I -r), Barry Baynham, manager, Bill Brock,
coach, Janice Brock, Janice Hamilton, Lee O'Rourke, Becky Baker, Christine Smith, Dave Partridge,
coach. •
"A" champs - Nick Carter, of the Grand Bend Chamber of Com-
merce presents the first place cheque of $400 to the Men's "A"
champions from Grand River Express in the Chamber of Commerce
Slow -Pitch Tournament held on the weekend.
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Grand Bend Pee Wees were sched-
uTld toplayin Ilderton yesterday,
The Grand Bend Under -17 team
lost a close 3-2 game to Ildenon
last Monday night.
Carrie Brooks and Steve Vanden-
berk each scored once for Grand
Bend.
Grand Bend played in St. Colum -
ban and will play host to Exeter
next Monday night, July 31.
Ball day
Sunday
LIEURY - The Lieury Minor
Baseball Association will be
holding their annual minor ball
day on Sunday at the Lieury
Park.
The highlight of the day will
be Sunday night when the Exct-
cr Royals of the South Pcrth
Men's Fastball League, will take
on a South West League Selects
All Star team at 7:50 p.m.
The Lieury Pee Wee will take
on Kirkton at 10:35 that day and
the Bantam Boys will take on
Crediton at 12:10.
The Bantams girls will also
take on Crediton later that day.
Other games will take place
all day.
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Men's A finalists - The Port Franks Swatnprats were Men's "A" finalists in the Grand Bend Chamber
of Commerce Slow Pitch Tournament held on the weekend and won $250 for their efforts. Front row,
(left to right), Dave Wight,,Kevin Bryson, Randy Thompson, Bill Welter, Al Wolfe. Back row, (I -r), Tim
McIntyre, Sean Aveling, Kick George, Ken Evans, coach, Steve MacKenzie, Glen Miller, Rick Evans.
Dave Moore downs Grand Bend 13-10
GRAND BEND - The Exeter
Dave Moore Fuels Pee Wcc Girls
Softball team defeated Grand Bcnd
by a 13-10 count in Grand Bend
last Monday night.
Exeter's Andrea Urlin made a nice
catch of a fly ball a second base
when Grand Bend had the bases
loaded, which put an cnd to a rally
that might have tied the game.
Stephanie Pearson hit a home
run, for Dave Moore Fuels. and
Candace Miller played well at
catcher.
Christie McInnes was the start-
ing pitcher for Exeter and got some
relief hell from Christine Morgan.
Lisa Turnbull and Tracy Turnbull
both played well for Grand Bend,
each scored two runs.
The win improved Exeter's over-
all league record to 6-2 on the sea-
son, while Grand Bend's record
drops to 3-6.
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