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Times Advocate, 1991-07-03, Page 17SPQRTS Times -Advocate, July 3, 1991 Page 15 Grounded - Centennials' Chuck Walker, right; tries to take the ball away. Ontario Cup action Centennials edged 5-4 EXETER - The Canada Day fes- tivities lacked one element for the Exeter Centennials Monday, a vic- tory. Struggling all year in their own senior soccer league, the Centenni- als faced Portugese United from Dorchester in Ontario Cup play, coming up short 5-4 in overtime. The Ontario Cup is an elimina- tion format. "Everyone enters it and if you win you keep going. It's do or die," said Exeter player/coach Dick Lord. Exeter took a 1-0 lead when Charlie Wise scored on a corner kick from George McEwen but United tied it up before the half. In the second half, the Centennials once again took the lead this time when Wise crossed the ball to Gary Wilson. But for the second time, United came back, tieing the game and eventually sending it into overtime. "We had our chances, we should have put them away," said Lord. "You can't blow a lead twice." After the regular 90 minutes, two 15 minute perioda were played in which neither team could score. In the shootout Chuck Walker and Ka- hampane Chansamone scored. There was some heated tempers late in the game involving Exeter's Ray Lewis. A brief altercation be- tween him and the centre forward from United was overlooked by the referee. "I was disappointed with the ref, but you'll get that," said Lord. Despite the loss, he said Centen- nials goalie Craig Winbow played well. Exeter will have a bit of a break from Western Ontario Soccer League play until they meet St. Columban on Sunday, July 14 at 2 p.m. in Exeter. Express score lots of runs Continued from page 13 the third but did it again in the fourth that helped set up his second run of the game as Hoiden singled him home. With a shortage of pitchers, the Express put Baynham on the mound who struggled and was hit hard by Lakeside. They got six runs in the fifth and added four more in the sixth. Express 25, Kincardine 10 A pair of home runs by Dave Shaw certainly helped in this one as he went three -for -five with blasts in the sixth and seventh innings. After being retired in order in the first inning, the Express pounded out 24 hits. But what seemed to hurt Kincardine even more were the 13 walks, five of those came in the fifth inning when the Express plated five runs. Having good outings to the plate besides Shaw were outfielder Doug Schade who had three singles, Dickey clubbed a pair of doubles, catcher Darcy Martin connected with three base hits, Heeney had a single and a double, Baynham hit three singles, shortstop Scot Rus- sell was hot with two doubles and a triple and Don McDonald had two doubles and a single. Express 12, Listowel 1 A couple of weeks ago, the Ex- press lost a 14-12 decision to Lis- towel but last Tuesday turned the tables and came up with a big 12-1 win. Meurer went the distance on the mound for Exeter and the only run he gave up was in the fifth inning when he gave up a walk and two base hits. He gave up just six hits in the seven innings he pitched. Exeter got half of their runs in the fourth on six hits and a walk. Exeter Men's Slo-pitch Inn-dians RSD ETR Sluggers Big V Strike Force Ex -Jays Albatross Huron Tractor Acu-Blasters McCann's Acme Neon W 9 8 8 7 7 44 4 3 3 1 L 2 2 2 3 4 6 77 8 8 9 F 137 159 126 154 215 79 131 96 113 108 84 A Pts. 66 18 16 16 14 14 88 100 100 77 157 164 145 108 8 185 125 175 6 6 2 Golf roundup Exeter Golf Club Wed. Alight Ladies A Flight B Flight C Flight D Flight Most Honest Liz Bell Sponsor: Exeter Chrysler Ltd. June 26 Vicki Reynolds Ann Prout Pam Ross • Marg Upshall Exeter Ladles GOl Invlt 29 27 25 32 Tuesday evening the Exeter Ladies Golf club held their an- nual Invitational tournament. Seventy-eight golfers and six as- sociate members attended. Low scores Mitchell H. Chessell Seaforth D. Caldwell Ironwood J. Heywood Exeter G. Steeper Low putts Exeter G. Drummond and D. Kerstenkorn Ironwood Mary Jane Taylor Seaforth M. Pullar Michell P. Waikom Longest drive Seaforth M. Doig Ironwood P. Fletcher Exeter J. Hiller Mitchell L. Rohfritch Closest to pin Ironwood M. Parsons Exeter H. Wasnidge Seafoth N. Mitchell June 24 A Flight Low Gross Haydon Gozzard 38 1st LN Dale McAllister 2nd LN Bob Reynolds B Flight Low Gross Brian Brooks 44 1st LN Mike Nice 2nd LN Bob Osgood C Flight Low Gross Ron Walker 44 1st LN Paul Ritchie 2nd LN Bill Armstrong D Flight Low Gross Ron Mosse 45 1st LN Bill Bell 2nd LN Bill Wilds Closest to Hotel*: Haydon Gozzard Longest Driven: Scott Dinney Skins: 14 - Monty Scott;18 - Mike Nice. Sponsors: Jack and Marg's Ltd. Next Meft's Night: Thursday, July 4 Ironwood Ladles Club June 24 - 43 golfers A Flight Low Grossjoan Heywood 41 Low Net Pat Fletcher 35 2nd LG Hazel Beavers 44 2nd LN Doris Hackney 39 B Flight Low GrossRuth Mercer 40 Low Net Lynda Parkinson 38 2nd LG Minnie Burke 48 211d LN Louise Pincombe 38 C Flight Low GrossKelly Holtzman 47 Low Net Lois Wallis 55 2nd LG Betty Coates 54 2nd LN Jean Shipway 41 D Flight Low Gross Ann Prout 54 Low Net Cathie Robbins 41 2nd LG Joy Darling 55 2nd LN Barb Whiting 42 E Flight Low GrossVarerie Scott 55 Low Net Marg Prout 42 2nd LG Elsie Hermann 58 2nd LN Marion Rider 46 Skins A & B: Ruth Mercer 1,2,3,4 Skins C,D & E: Kelly Holtz - mann 1,2; Bev Robinson 3,4; Valerie Scott 5,6,7,8; Jean Ma- son9 Closest to 14 Pin: Kelly Boltz- mann - Via Rail Pass Door Prize: Kentucky Fried Chicken - Alice MacLean On Thursday, July 4, Ironwood Ladies Club will host Mitchell and Seaforth. Pot luck dinner to Minor soccer scoreboard June 27 Exeter 2 at Naim 0 Goalkeeper: Kate Farwell Goals: Katie Webber, Adrian DeBont The entire Exeter I team played an excellent game. It was the beat team effort of the year. June 27 Coldstream 0 at Exeter 4 Goalkeeper: Charlotte Wills Goals: Juanita Chappel, Brianne Czypyha, Jenny Acton/Peggy Brownlee, Sandra Vandedaan An excellent over-all game with great goal -tending by Char- lotte Wilu. June 27 SL Columban 0 at Exeter 7 Goalkeeper: Neil Revington Goals: Jeff MacLean (2), Scots Rasenberg (2), Jacob Balser, David Farquhar, Joey Forrester A well played game by Scott Rasenberg. June 24 Exeter 4 - Lucan 1 Goalkeepers: Jeremy Vanbergen, Ryan Sullivan Goals: Danny Snell, Caleb Johns (2), Robert DeVries Good effort by the team. Excellent effort by half back Brad Baker and forward Caleb Johns. June 26 Coldstream 4 at Grand Bend 2 Goalkeeper: Tommy Maguire Goals: Nick Stire, Judd Desjardine Assist: Nick Stire Tommy Maguire played very well in net and Brian Lovie had a good defensive game. There was lou of improvement from everyone. Things are starting to look better. Hockey night in Kirkton By Ray Lewis KIRKTON - Underwater hockey will finally make its debut in the area, as the Kirkton pool hosts an instructional night Wednesday, July 10, at 8 p.m. "It looks like it's going to catch on," said Jim Fleming, a gold med- alist with Ontario's men's team. Fleming, along with Doug Sitter, a member of Ontario's mixed team, will host the event which they hope will continue on a weekly ba- sis. Plans are already underway for more pool time, due to the number of inquiries the duo have entertained. There are no restrictions as far as age is concerned, as the pair have received calls from people aged 8- 60. The game is non -contact, so many women have also expressed interest. "It's a chance to see a sport in its purest form, because it's only 25 years old," said Fleming. "Really, it's still on the ground floor." The game is played much the same as ice hockey, the exception being that it is played underwater. Players use a small wooden stick to push a three pound brass puck along the pool's bottom, and into a trough at pool's end. Anyone who would like to try un- derwater hockey, will need a mask, snorkel and fins, while Sitter and Fleming will provide the rest of the gear. 1 leboa % �. t, Shud r results HENSALL - The high six game winners this week in shuffleboard were Annie Reid 477, George Dowson 460, Dorothy Brintnell 454 and Eileen Dowson 451. High four game winners were Ethel Knowles 363 and Walter Knowles 340. The.Happy Pushers wish to thank the arena board for the use of the arena during the month of June. June 29 Exeter 17 at Centralia 22 Home runs: Melissa (2), Kurtis (3), Chad (3), Adam (2), Corey (2), Miranda Grenier June 29 Exeter 20 at Crediton 14 Everyone played really well! Great game! 0i: Missing from last week's report: A triple play by Chris Armstrong June 19 against Clin- ton. June 25 Exeter 17 at Dashwood 15 Hoene run: Jason Davey Fly balls caught by: Jason Harden, Shane VanRompaey A good close exciting garnet It's gnat to see the parents jumping up and down! June 26 Exeter 16 at Clinton 13 Home runs: Matthew Woods, Chad Patterson Fly balls caught by: Brad VanBagel, John Gregus (2), Jonathan Ens Triple play: Brent Armstrong The player played reallyw ell as a team - good team spiritl creat garnet ter_. • June 27 St. Marys 6 at Exeter 12 Pitchers: Andy Glavin, Shawn McCann, Darren Kints Home run: Shawn McCam The whole team played a great game! June 26 Clinton 16 at Exeter 17 Triples: Josh Maver and Steven Rasenberg Howse runs: Josh Maver (grand slam), Steven Isenberg (2) Fly bath aught by: Steven Rasenberg, Adam Blommaert, Josh Maver, Jeff Jarrett An exciting come form behind victory! Exeter scored two tuns in the fifth inning to take a 17-16Iead and then held Clinton scoreless in the sixth to preserve the win. Great team effort Exeter! xeter Peewee lune 24 Exeter 21 at Ooderich 1 P tcher: Jeff Glavin June 27 Clinton 4 at Exeter 8 Pitcher: Mike France 1 Exeter Exeter 28 at St. Marys 6 Pitcher: Olds Mortis Top Akters: Jeremy Maskell (home run, double, single) June 25 Exeter 3 at Loran 7 Pitcher: Jeremy Maskell (heti Imam to 5 hitt) This was a tie game (2-2) going into the sixth inning. Lawn bowling June 25 Vi Hendy Wayne Pearce Jason McFalls Allan McFalls Larry Rieck June 27 Ray Smith Vi Hendy Ross Richardson Marshall Dearing Marion Dearing June 29 Mahlon Ryckman Gloria McFalls Helen Rieck Wilmer Adkins Nelson Squire Howard Johns 2 W 28 2 W 26 1W21 1 W 21 1 W 21 2 W 22 2 W 22 2W21 2W 18 2 W 18 2 W 22 2W21 2W 17 1 W 25 1 W 24 1 W Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, June 26 5 game winners 011ie Essery Lloyd Lovell Hugh McKay Bruce Watson Lorne Shelton 4 game winners Mabel McKnight Ruby Beaver M. Eizenga Ray Coule Thursday, June 27 5 game winners Steve Hrapchak John Pepper Cathy Southcott Pearl McKnight Lloyd Lovell 415 354 348 316 293 364 324 222 183 444 367 355 353 323 LOOK OUT, YOU BRAZILIANS! Now that -General Schwart- zhisface has kindly given us back our army, more or less intact, we should send it to Brazil and make them stop cutting down trees. They claim they need more land for farming. Nonsense! Brazil's that great big orange place. They got lots of land. On the other hand, instead of wasting more SMART weap- ons to kill more swarthy peo- ple, maybe we should set an example. Let's start by re- foresting some of the land our forefathers stopped, say, for instance, that part of Southern Ontario west of the Niagara escarpment. All it's good for is growing corn, and any farmer will tell you there's no money in corn. Not a whole lot in killinr; swarthy people, either. BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS CENTRAL AIR CONDmONING Highway e4 North 262-2020 Hensall 262-2626 . Your bow (orrr%rt Itvp(P JP June 27 Grand Bend 5 at Exeter 1 Goalkeepers: Cheryl Montgomery, Brendan Buchanan Goal: Daniel Kinsman Assist: Chris Wilhelm Keiran ()Rourke, Brent Tatars, Camelot McCrae, Fraser Jones, Michael Kerslake and Paitra Stuerus played well. A good, strong effort was given by the whole team! June 28 Lucan 1 at Exeter 3 Goalkeeper: Bryon Ellerington Goals: Chad Gilfillan, Rob Lynn, Viengxay Inthavong Chad Gilfillan had a good game. St. Thomas Soccerfest Tournament Game 1 Exeter 0 vs. West London United 8 Game 2 Exeter 3 vs. Aylmer 5 Goals: Viengxay Inthavong (3) Game Exeter vs. St. Thoma All -Stars Goal: Bryan McAllister After a bad fret game, Exeter tightened up defensively and played well enough to win their next two. Well done against some very tough competition. June 27 Exeter 0 at Coldstream 1 Goalkeepers: henry Pfaff, Justin Muller Defensive play by Andrew Prout, Darren Marnali, Kyle Far- well and Tyler Feagan was great. We played well with 3 players on summer vacations and camps. �i:•:•rt_-r::::: i::::::`:::::::::;.i:S++:•.=M-vvva{FiFk-.ry'::.:: �::-::•::. June 25 Exeter 1 at Coldstream 1 Goalkeeper: Kelli Fulton Goals: Kim MacLean, Kerri Fulton Kerri Fulton and Michelle Hakvoort played well. Exeter II played well as a team in this game with strong performances in defense and offense. June 27 Exeter 2 at Naim 0 Goalkeeper: Kate Farwell Goals: Katie Webber, Adrian DeBont The entire Exeter I team played an excellent game. It was the beat team effort of the year. June 27 Coldstream 0 at Exeter 4 Goalkeeper: Charlotte Wills Goals: Juanita Chappel, Brianne Czypyha, Jenny Acton/Peggy Brownlee, Sandra Vandedaan An excellent over-all game with great goal -tending by Char- lotte Wilu. June 27 SL Columban 0 at Exeter 7 Goalkeeper: Neil Revington Goals: Jeff MacLean (2), Scots Rasenberg (2), Jacob Balser, David Farquhar, Joey Forrester A well played game by Scott Rasenberg. June 24 Exeter 4 - Lucan 1 Goalkeepers: Jeremy Vanbergen, Ryan Sullivan Goals: Danny Snell, Caleb Johns (2), Robert DeVries Good effort by the team. Excellent effort by half back Brad Baker and forward Caleb Johns. June 26 Coldstream 4 at Grand Bend 2 Goalkeeper: Tommy Maguire Goals: Nick Stire, Judd Desjardine Assist: Nick Stire Tommy Maguire played very well in net and Brian Lovie had a good defensive game. There was lou of improvement from everyone. Things are starting to look better. Hockey night in Kirkton By Ray Lewis KIRKTON - Underwater hockey will finally make its debut in the area, as the Kirkton pool hosts an instructional night Wednesday, July 10, at 8 p.m. "It looks like it's going to catch on," said Jim Fleming, a gold med- alist with Ontario's men's team. Fleming, along with Doug Sitter, a member of Ontario's mixed team, will host the event which they hope will continue on a weekly ba- sis. Plans are already underway for more pool time, due to the number of inquiries the duo have entertained. There are no restrictions as far as age is concerned, as the pair have received calls from people aged 8- 60. The game is non -contact, so many women have also expressed interest. "It's a chance to see a sport in its purest form, because it's only 25 years old," said Fleming. "Really, it's still on the ground floor." The game is played much the same as ice hockey, the exception being that it is played underwater. Players use a small wooden stick to push a three pound brass puck along the pool's bottom, and into a trough at pool's end. Anyone who would like to try un- derwater hockey, will need a mask, snorkel and fins, while Sitter and Fleming will provide the rest of the gear. 1 leboa % �. t, Shud r results HENSALL - The high six game winners this week in shuffleboard were Annie Reid 477, George Dowson 460, Dorothy Brintnell 454 and Eileen Dowson 451. High four game winners were Ethel Knowles 363 and Walter Knowles 340. The.Happy Pushers wish to thank the arena board for the use of the arena during the month of June. June 29 Exeter 17 at Centralia 22 Home runs: Melissa (2), Kurtis (3), Chad (3), Adam (2), Corey (2), Miranda Grenier June 29 Exeter 20 at Crediton 14 Everyone played really well! Great game! 0i: Missing from last week's report: A triple play by Chris Armstrong June 19 against Clin- ton. June 25 Exeter 17 at Dashwood 15 Hoene run: Jason Davey Fly balls caught by: Jason Harden, Shane VanRompaey A good close exciting garnet It's gnat to see the parents jumping up and down! June 26 Exeter 16 at Clinton 13 Home runs: Matthew Woods, Chad Patterson Fly balls caught by: Brad VanBagel, John Gregus (2), Jonathan Ens Triple play: Brent Armstrong The player played reallyw ell as a team - good team spiritl creat garnet ter_. • June 27 St. Marys 6 at Exeter 12 Pitchers: Andy Glavin, Shawn McCann, Darren Kints Home run: Shawn McCam The whole team played a great game! June 26 Clinton 16 at Exeter 17 Triples: Josh Maver and Steven Rasenberg Howse runs: Josh Maver (grand slam), Steven Isenberg (2) Fly bath aught by: Steven Rasenberg, Adam Blommaert, Josh Maver, Jeff Jarrett An exciting come form behind victory! Exeter scored two tuns in the fifth inning to take a 17-16Iead and then held Clinton scoreless in the sixth to preserve the win. Great team effort Exeter! xeter Peewee lune 24 Exeter 21 at Ooderich 1 P tcher: Jeff Glavin June 27 Clinton 4 at Exeter 8 Pitcher: Mike France 1 Exeter Exeter 28 at St. Marys 6 Pitcher: Olds Mortis Top Akters: Jeremy Maskell (home run, double, single) June 25 Exeter 3 at Loran 7 Pitcher: Jeremy Maskell (heti Imam to 5 hitt) This was a tie game (2-2) going into the sixth inning. Lawn bowling June 25 Vi Hendy Wayne Pearce Jason McFalls Allan McFalls Larry Rieck June 27 Ray Smith Vi Hendy Ross Richardson Marshall Dearing Marion Dearing June 29 Mahlon Ryckman Gloria McFalls Helen Rieck Wilmer Adkins Nelson Squire Howard Johns 2 W 28 2 W 26 1W21 1 W 21 1 W 21 2 W 22 2 W 22 2W21 2W 18 2 W 18 2 W 22 2W21 2W 17 1 W 25 1 W 24 1 W Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, June 26 5 game winners 011ie Essery Lloyd Lovell Hugh McKay Bruce Watson Lorne Shelton 4 game winners Mabel McKnight Ruby Beaver M. Eizenga Ray Coule Thursday, June 27 5 game winners Steve Hrapchak John Pepper Cathy Southcott Pearl McKnight Lloyd Lovell 415 354 348 316 293 364 324 222 183 444 367 355 353 323 LOOK OUT, YOU BRAZILIANS! Now that -General Schwart- zhisface has kindly given us back our army, more or less intact, we should send it to Brazil and make them stop cutting down trees. They claim they need more land for farming. Nonsense! Brazil's that great big orange place. They got lots of land. On the other hand, instead of wasting more SMART weap- ons to kill more swarthy peo- ple, maybe we should set an example. Let's start by re- foresting some of the land our forefathers stopped, say, for instance, that part of Southern Ontario west of the Niagara escarpment. All it's good for is growing corn, and any farmer will tell you there's no money in corn. Not a whole lot in killinr; swarthy people, either. BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS CENTRAL AIR CONDmONING Highway e4 North 262-2020 Hensall 262-2626 . Your bow (orrr%rt Itvp(P JP