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Times Advocate, 1992-06-17, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, June 17, 1992 End o an e1411 Former university of Guelph football coach Tom Mooney (left), cracks a smile at discovering a practice jersey Ron Bogart forgot to return In 1958. Mooney was on hand to honour Bogart along with nearly 300 friends, team mates and former students at a retirementbanquetheld in Bo- gart's honour Friday night at South Huron Recreation Centre for his 33 years of service at South Huron D.H.S. Exeter pool registration tonight EXETER - Registration for Exet- er Pool will take place tonight (Wednesday at the South Huron Recreation Centre. Those wishing to enrol their youngster in sessions #1 and #2 can do so from 7-8 p.m. and session #3 and #4 from 8-9 p.m. All pool lessons will now be run in two week sessions and hopefully this format will make it easier for parents' to work lessons into their family's busy summer schedule. Those wishing to register for adult aquasize and swim team, can also do so this evening. Anyone missing tonight's sign up, can regis- ter at the pool on June 22, 23, 24 from 9 a.m.-12 noon. Exeter Summer Playgrotmd will be starting on Monday, July 6 and runs for five:weeks. Parents wish- ing to register their youngsters can do so on July 2. 3 from 1-3 p.m. at the Recreation Centre Ag. Build- ing. The summer program operates Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Recreation Department is also trying to get three -on -three basketball started for adults and youth as well as roller hockey for youngsters 9 to 14 years of age. Anyone interested in these two pro- grams should call the Recreation Centre, leave their name, age and phone number. Roller Blading is the latest craze to bit town and the Recreation De- partment will be offering miler blading on Friday evenings, 7 to 8:30 p.m. starting Friday, July 3. Admission is $2.00 and anyone who doesn't have miler blades, can rent roller skates from the Recrea- tion Centre for $1.00. Youngsters are encouraged to bring tapes to play for roller binding. For more information on Recrea- tion Centre programs, call the Rec- reation Centre office at 235-2833 or drop by the' office and pick up our summer program brochure. The Recreation Centre office -will switch over to summer office hours starting Monday. June 29 for July and August, 8:30 to noon and 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. it8xel teams do well at Mooretown Thunder capture .U44 tournament crown By Ray Lewis TA -staff CORUNNA - It was a great weekend for Exeter soccer as three • travel teams competed at the 2nd annual Moore . Township Minor Soccer Tournament in Corunna near Sarnia, with -the new Exeter Thunder bringing home the cham- pionship in their division. The Thunder, who play in the un- der 14 age division, swept all three games in pool play Saturday, and didn't allow a goal against. In their first match, Exeter -_knocked . ettf . Wallaoeburg by a Hoare of 3.0. Ryan Carroll scored the fust tournament goal of the sea- son for the Thunder, with singles later added by Jeff MacLean and Chad Gilfillan. In the next game, the Sarnia Po- lice. proved no match for the Exet- er. The Thunder took control of the game ver early on goals from David and MacLean. The rest of the match was all Exet- er as they cruised to a 6-0 victory. Farquhar and MacLean both had a pair while singles came from Luke Sims and Mark Bell. The third match pitched the Thunder against team J.J. Again it was no contest as Exeter rolled up a 4-0 victory. Goals came from Farquhar, MacLean, Bryon Eller- ington and Jeff Sararas. On Sunday, the Thunder returned to play the final match against the host team, Moore Township. Once again, the Exeter squad proved too strong for the locals winning by a World Games Continued from second front very different was being subjected to mandatory drug testing. Because the world body is governed by the Olympic body, players are subject to all the same rules. Although the team was cool in the pool, Fleming said the Canadi- an souvenirs were the hottest around. In hopes of raising _funds for the next trek to the world's, the team has begun promoting the ath- letic wear which he has available at Clarks Selve Serve Shell Station. In hopes of promoting the sport, an instructional .night ..�Irill-�eoce again be held this summer at: the Mitten pool. Anyone interested may call the pool for details. Players are also being sought for the London squad, and anyone will- ing to travel to the city once or twice a week should contact Flem- ing. Centennials IQse out in Ontario _Cup By Ray Lewis TA -staff SARNIA - A lack of manpower proved cosily for the Exeter Cen- tennials Saturday afternoon. as they lost out in the first round of the On- tario Cup to the Sarnia Bluewater Flame in Sarnia by a score of 3-0. Exeter, forced to go with only one substitute for the game, found themselves in a hole early as Blue - water took advantage of a strong bench. The Flame, who currently sit atop the Western Ontario Soccer League standings, took it to the Centennials opening a 2-0 lead at halftime. Exeter found themselves unable to mount much of an attack in the second half, and spent most of the game on the defensive side. Blue - water managed to slip a third goal into the net late in the second half to help preserve the victory. Goalkeeper Craig Winbow and sweeper Pat Donnelly played ex- ceptional in spite of the loss. The next game for the Centenni- als will be Sunday, June 21 at 4 p.m. when they host Sarnia Dante. 'June 21 June 28 July 05 -July 18 July 26 Aug 09 Aug 16 ;Aug 23 Aug 30 Sept,13 Sept 19 Sept 27 5i1) 4:()0 2:00 5:00 4:00 4:00 4:00 5:00 4:00 2:00 4:(X) Cfratliatft ..iipres.s Exeter Pctrolia Sarnia lllucwater Exeter Exeter l;xctcr S0rpla Dante f ix c tt•. r Nairn Exeter Sarnia Dante Exeter Nairn Exeter Exeter Chatham City Sarnia Eagles S tratfiroy Exeter �07� Chatham Express Exeter Petrolia Soccer roundup• may, score of 5-2. The Thunder got goals from MacLean, Farquhar, Sims, Gilfillan and Trevor Boer- ama. The Thunder played a well- rounded team game with a solid de- fense. Goalkeeper Sean Beattie re- corded all three shutouts. (Neter Hotspur The Exeter Hotspur 16 -and -under squad also fared well, but despite finishing tied for first place after_ pool play Saturday, failed to ad- vance to the final round. The Hotspur went undefeated in its three pool games, winning two and tieing one. That placed them in . a first place tie with one of the host squads, who was awarded the pool title and a birth in the final on Sun- day based on goal differential. Al- though they finished with identical records and tied each other 2-2, the locals had scored 11 goals on day while Exeter had managed eight, and this was used as the deciding factor. Saturday, m their first match, the Hotspur faetrolia and took control early. Viengxay Inthavong got Exeter on the 'board when he charged in from the left wing for two goals in the first eight minutes. Insurance goals were then added by -Dan Martens and Sean McCann for a 4-0 win. Kippen Gun Club June 9 Brad Mann Dennis Boyd Bill Stewart Mark Tuckey Pete Cassick Jim Cocker Russ Beaver Ed Steegstra Paul Webb Fred Brall Paul Hoff Tom Allari Glen Mogk Chris Hogarth Anson Roy Lamport Larry McNeil Jamie Grant 25 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 22 22 20 19 18 Canada's 125th Celebration Fiesta International presents UVE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Fri. June 19 Doors open at 6 o.m. at Centennial Hall 550 Wellington St. London Tickets available at the door the night of the event or phone 672-1967 or 672-1968 Proceeds to Easter Seals In their second game, the Hotspur came up against Sarnia AB;1. The locals drew first blood when they managed to tuck in a rebound after goalkeeper Darren Kints had come up with a diving save. Gavin Snell replied less than a minute later scoring on a breakawayaftera nifty give -and -go with McGarr. In the second half, it turned into a seesaw battle with both teams hav- ing good opportunities. Sarnia scored five minutes in when a clearing pass bounced off an ABB player giving him a breakaway. With t'ive minutes remaining, Ja- nitebougall converted a corner kick with a pretty head ball, and the game ended in a 2-2 draw. In their final match, Exeter came up against Moore Township and took a quick 2-0 lead. Souban In- lakhana scored on a scramble in front of the net, followed by Mar- tens who picked the corner on a well-placed free kick. The host team scored early in the second half and threatened to tie, but the Hot- spur held on for the win to remain undefeated. Exeter Kicks The Exeter Kicks also participat- ed in the tourney, entered in the mosquito under 12 division.... - ----- -- — in their first game, Exeter ce n- pletely dominated thrashing a Port Huron squad 13-0. Hat tricks came from Greg Geoffrey and Ryan Beattie while Peter Fragiskatos and Tyler Bourne each had a pair. Chris Genttner, Dave Robilliard and Brendan Kraftcheck added sin- gles while goalkeeper Rob DeVries recorded the shutout. In their second match, the Kicks met a strong club from Sarnia Dante. Despite a solid effort, Exet- er found themselves outhustled to the ball on many occasions and lost the game 5-3. Storing for the" Kicks were Matt Bezaire, Beattie and Bourne. 11 2 ton condenser w coil - '.750. For a free estimate of complete installation CaII Kevin Today TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT 1 A Dat . of Dave Moore Fuels Ltd.) Main St. N., Exeter 235-2032 "The Best Service when You Need it Most". NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY All new vehicles am windshield priced at "Clearout Prices" and the price has never been better Check these great values today. Up to $2250 off selected models r WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD DURING OUR JUNE SUPER SAVINGS DAYS. Ask for 8111, Jim or Tim "The savings are absolutely tremendous $URON MOTOR LTD. Serving Western Ontario for over 28 years. Main Street South, Exeter •235.0363 .o xertom 1'Qhers June 8 Grand Bad 2 at Exeter Tbraabas 6 Goalkeeper: Ryan Sullivan, Robert Acton Goals: Steven Rosenberg (2). CCraig Overhoh (2), Shane a) Asaiats: Ryan Sullivan, Camerion McRae, ShameCsypyf (2), Robert Action, Bradley Cox, Nathan Kz hchsck a Andrew Pratt and Stephen Darbishire played well oto risfeace. . Exeter a nsquttus 11 Exeter 4 - St. Col rnbao 2 Goats: Clad Monteith (2), Matthew Besaire (2) 1ixeter 3 - St. Cobnnban 13 Gook: Greg Jeffery (2), Matthew Bemire s 4aeter 2 - Coldstream 1 Goalie (.Tod Monteith. Mathew Den ttollnder limier 5 - Naim 5 Goals* Gies Hans= Chad alawsiik (3), tin halides Naim Oat I2 Goat1caapera Nevalieggins, Quit Wilhelm Goals: Tragsskos Fregtor, Justin Muller Sun defaoaiw by Jessie liapplkseg and Many Glavin. Excel. Was krikons tramkosed Niooli Wallace xe er 0s and.under limier 0 - Coldstream 2 After a slow Stan the girls outplayed Coldstream, but could txa sone. Becky Medinger and Julie Godboh posted strung perfor- msswei. score of 5-2. The Thunder got goals from MacLean, Farquhar, Sims, Gilfillan and Trevor Boer- ama. The Thunder played a well- rounded team game with a solid de- fense. Goalkeeper Sean Beattie re- corded all three shutouts. (Neter Hotspur The Exeter Hotspur 16 -and -under squad also fared well, but despite finishing tied for first place after_ pool play Saturday, failed to ad- vance to the final round. The Hotspur went undefeated in its three pool games, winning two and tieing one. That placed them in . a first place tie with one of the host squads, who was awarded the pool title and a birth in the final on Sun- day based on goal differential. Al- though they finished with identical records and tied each other 2-2, the locals had scored 11 goals on day while Exeter had managed eight, and this was used as the deciding factor. Saturday, m their first match, the Hotspur faetrolia and took control early. Viengxay Inthavong got Exeter on the 'board when he charged in from the left wing for two goals in the first eight minutes. Insurance goals were then added by -Dan Martens and Sean McCann for a 4-0 win. Kippen Gun Club June 9 Brad Mann Dennis Boyd Bill Stewart Mark Tuckey Pete Cassick Jim Cocker Russ Beaver Ed Steegstra Paul Webb Fred Brall Paul Hoff Tom Allari Glen Mogk Chris Hogarth Anson Roy Lamport Larry McNeil Jamie Grant 25 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 22 22 20 19 18 Canada's 125th Celebration Fiesta International presents UVE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Fri. June 19 Doors open at 6 o.m. at Centennial Hall 550 Wellington St. London Tickets available at the door the night of the event or phone 672-1967 or 672-1968 Proceeds to Easter Seals In their second game, the Hotspur came up against Sarnia AB;1. The locals drew first blood when they managed to tuck in a rebound after goalkeeper Darren Kints had come up with a diving save. Gavin Snell replied less than a minute later scoring on a breakawayaftera nifty give -and -go with McGarr. In the second half, it turned into a seesaw battle with both teams hav- ing good opportunities. Sarnia scored five minutes in when a clearing pass bounced off an ABB player giving him a breakaway. With t'ive minutes remaining, Ja- nitebougall converted a corner kick with a pretty head ball, and the game ended in a 2-2 draw. In their final match, Exeter came up against Moore Township and took a quick 2-0 lead. Souban In- lakhana scored on a scramble in front of the net, followed by Mar- tens who picked the corner on a well-placed free kick. The host team scored early in the second half and threatened to tie, but the Hot- spur held on for the win to remain undefeated. Exeter Kicks The Exeter Kicks also participat- ed in the tourney, entered in the mosquito under 12 division.... - ----- -- — in their first game, Exeter ce n- pletely dominated thrashing a Port Huron squad 13-0. Hat tricks came from Greg Geoffrey and Ryan Beattie while Peter Fragiskatos and Tyler Bourne each had a pair. Chris Genttner, Dave Robilliard and Brendan Kraftcheck added sin- gles while goalkeeper Rob DeVries recorded the shutout. In their second match, the Kicks met a strong club from Sarnia Dante. Despite a solid effort, Exet- er found themselves outhustled to the ball on many occasions and lost the game 5-3. Storing for the" Kicks were Matt Bezaire, Beattie and Bourne. 11 2 ton condenser w coil - '.750. For a free estimate of complete installation CaII Kevin Today TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT 1 A Dat . of Dave Moore Fuels Ltd.) Main St. N., Exeter 235-2032 "The Best Service when You Need it Most". NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY All new vehicles am windshield priced at "Clearout Prices" and the price has never been better Check these great values today. Up to $2250 off selected models r WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD DURING OUR JUNE SUPER SAVINGS DAYS. Ask for 8111, Jim or Tim "The savings are absolutely tremendous $URON MOTOR LTD. Serving Western Ontario for over 28 years. Main Street South, Exeter •235.0363 .o • June 15 Bower 14 vs. St. Columban i Goats: Jeff MacLean, KhatGilliay Otanthavy, Ryan Carroll, CTed Well played game by Joey Forrester. E'xetor° iris ",underi4 1 June 10 limiter 3 - St. Thomas 0 Goalkeepers: Can Gardner, Sarah Szabo Goals: Sarah Szabo, Katie Webber, Theresa Wilhelm Janice Beecroft and Jessica 7awalsky played a strung game. The shutout was recorded by Cara Gardner and Sarah Szabo. Exeter11; tofn June 8 Naim 1 a lixeter II 4 Goalkeepers: Shawn Sherwood, Andrew Mauer Gong: Darmy Mosurinjohn, Jacob Kinsman (3) Jacob Kinsman, Tanner Ingram, Tyler Fcagan, Daniel Kins man, Danny Mceurinjohn, and Ryan Groot played well as a team with good patting. Good aoaliending. Sung —4 -.Izmirtlat G ds: Jennifer , Gina Fragiskatos 0uutaedin$ /oeltending by keeper detphe the loss. score of 5-2. The Thunder got goals from MacLean, Farquhar, Sims, Gilfillan and Trevor Boer- ama. The Thunder played a well- rounded team game with a solid de- fense. Goalkeeper Sean Beattie re- corded all three shutouts. (Neter Hotspur The Exeter Hotspur 16 -and -under squad also fared well, but despite finishing tied for first place after_ pool play Saturday, failed to ad- vance to the final round. The Hotspur went undefeated in its three pool games, winning two and tieing one. That placed them in . a first place tie with one of the host squads, who was awarded the pool title and a birth in the final on Sun- day based on goal differential. Al- though they finished with identical records and tied each other 2-2, the locals had scored 11 goals on day while Exeter had managed eight, and this was used as the deciding factor. Saturday, m their first match, the Hotspur faetrolia and took control early. Viengxay Inthavong got Exeter on the 'board when he charged in from the left wing for two goals in the first eight minutes. Insurance goals were then added by -Dan Martens and Sean McCann for a 4-0 win. Kippen Gun Club June 9 Brad Mann Dennis Boyd Bill Stewart Mark Tuckey Pete Cassick Jim Cocker Russ Beaver Ed Steegstra Paul Webb Fred Brall Paul Hoff Tom Allari Glen Mogk Chris Hogarth Anson Roy Lamport Larry McNeil Jamie Grant 25 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 22 22 20 19 18 Canada's 125th Celebration Fiesta International presents UVE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Fri. June 19 Doors open at 6 o.m. at Centennial Hall 550 Wellington St. London Tickets available at the door the night of the event or phone 672-1967 or 672-1968 Proceeds to Easter Seals In their second game, the Hotspur came up against Sarnia AB;1. The locals drew first blood when they managed to tuck in a rebound after goalkeeper Darren Kints had come up with a diving save. Gavin Snell replied less than a minute later scoring on a breakawayaftera nifty give -and -go with McGarr. In the second half, it turned into a seesaw battle with both teams hav- ing good opportunities. Sarnia scored five minutes in when a clearing pass bounced off an ABB player giving him a breakaway. With t'ive minutes remaining, Ja- nitebougall converted a corner kick with a pretty head ball, and the game ended in a 2-2 draw. In their final match, Exeter came up against Moore Township and took a quick 2-0 lead. Souban In- lakhana scored on a scramble in front of the net, followed by Mar- tens who picked the corner on a well-placed free kick. The host team scored early in the second half and threatened to tie, but the Hot- spur held on for the win to remain undefeated. Exeter Kicks The Exeter Kicks also participat- ed in the tourney, entered in the mosquito under 12 division.... - ----- -- — in their first game, Exeter ce n- pletely dominated thrashing a Port Huron squad 13-0. Hat tricks came from Greg Geoffrey and Ryan Beattie while Peter Fragiskatos and Tyler Bourne each had a pair. Chris Genttner, Dave Robilliard and Brendan Kraftcheck added sin- gles while goalkeeper Rob DeVries recorded the shutout. In their second match, the Kicks met a strong club from Sarnia Dante. Despite a solid effort, Exet- er found themselves outhustled to the ball on many occasions and lost the game 5-3. Storing for the" Kicks were Matt Bezaire, Beattie and Bourne. 11 2 ton condenser w coil - '.750. For a free estimate of complete installation CaII Kevin Today TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT 1 A Dat . of Dave Moore Fuels Ltd.) Main St. N., Exeter 235-2032 "The Best Service when You Need it Most". NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY All new vehicles am windshield priced at "Clearout Prices" and the price has never been better Check these great values today. Up to $2250 off selected models r WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD DURING OUR JUNE SUPER SAVINGS DAYS. Ask for 8111, Jim or Tim "The savings are absolutely tremendous $URON MOTOR LTD. Serving Western Ontario for over 28 years. Main Street South, Exeter •235.0363 .o