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Times -Advocate, June 24, 1992
Page 21
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Theophilopoulus brings home the gold
GODERICH - Helen Theophil-
opoulus from the ML Carmel
Public School -won the overall
senior girls championship at the
Huron -Penh Roman Catholic
Separate School Board's track
and field meet held in Goderich
on Thursday.
Shc brought home three first
place finishes, winning the 100
metres, the long jump and the
Angle_ttiMp.
Mt. Carmel had several ath1e s
who excelled including Jeff G.
vin who was first in the 800 me-
tres and third in the 1,500 metres.
Jackie Geurts brought home a
first to the 400 metres and Janet
Carey was second in the 200 me-
tres and -third inthe 400 metres.
Jennifer Morley was second in
the long jump, Brian Harrigan
was third in the 100 metres and
Namgan, Adrian Roelands, Rob-
ert Sandwith and Brent Glavin
combined to take second in the
junior boys relay.
Undefeated
HENSALL - Christie McInnes
belted a pair of home runs as.Ex-
cter bantam girls beat host Hen-
sel! last Monday night in Usborne
Minor Ball Association action.
Athletes .from Mt. Cnnnel School who did very well at the
Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board track
and field meet were front left; Jeff Arnold, Jennifer Morley.
Second row left; Jackie Geurts, Helen Theophilopoulus,
Brian Harrigan. Third row, left; Adrian Roelands, Robert
Sandwlth. Back, left; Jeff Glavin, Brent Glavin, Janet Carey.
Dana Regier also had a homer
.and Brenyn Eaynham scored five
-runs for Exeter who ran their un-
defeated league record to 8-0.
Heading into tonight's game in
Centralia, Exeter has scored 206
runs while allowing just 60.
London wins
EXETER - London Fairmont
finished fust at the Exeter Legion
sponsored men's pairs lawn bowl-
ing tournament on Wednesday.
Held at the Exeter Lawn Bowl-
ing Club, Stratford took second
while London Elmwood finished
third. Teams came from three dif-
ferent clubs in London as well as
Port Stanley, Seaforth, Mitchell,
St. Mary's Stratford and Exeter.
The next tournament to be held'
in Exeter will be Sunday, July 5
at 1:30 p.m. when National Trust
will host a ladies and men's pair's
event. Spectators are welcome.
Basketball camp
HURON PARK - The Forest
City Ramblers of London will be
hosting the U.S. Midwest Camp of
Champs at Centralia College in
Huron Park from July 5 - 9 for
girls ages 8 to 18.
Registration is $100 for the
shooting camp which is July 5 and
6 while the individual camp is
from July 6-9 at a cost of $325
which includes meals and accom-
modations.
The Shooting Camp will be di-
rected by Dr. Tony Pappas of
Iowa and the individual camp will
be directed by Paul James and
Gary Altman, also from Iowa.
Players which have been trained
by these coaches have gone on to
the All-American level.
Also attending the camp as a
coach will be Molly Goodenbour a
point guard from Stanford Univer-
sity which won the women's
NCAA championship.
For further information about
the camp, contact Barry Hall at
438-7610 or Bob Barron at 672-
2087.
Molting Hawks
contest results
EXETER - Mike Masse and -Rob
Leyser tabulated 90 points each to
g`fir
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June 17
Grand Bend 4 at Exeter 3
Goalkeeper: Robert DeVries
Exeter goals: Brent Hartman, Chad Monteith (2)
Good tame by -the whole team.
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June 17
eExeter 2 at North Landon Lighting 4
Goalkeeper: Cara Gardner
:Goals: Teresa Shire, Jessica ZawaWry
Exe
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June 17
Nairn 0 at Exeter 8
Goalkeeper: Darren Kints
Goals: Sean McCann, Bryan McAllister
(4), Souban Iniakhrna (2). Matt Brint-
nell
Gavin Snell, Kim Farquhar and Craig
Item played well. Exeter played a solid,
well controlled game against a short
handed Nairn squad.
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win the Exeter Molting Hawks
1992 Hockey Contest.
Second place winner with 85
points was Nevin Hodgins while
third place finishers all with 80
points were Jack Cleave, Sam Ah-
rens, Greg Burns, Larry Gould and
Laura Stire.
Top athlete
i-DASHWOOD - Lee ORourke
of Dashwood, a former track and
field star at South Huron District
High School and now at the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario in Lon-
don was recently ranked first in
Canada in the women's triple
jump.
O'Rourke also plays fastball
with the Exeter Greys of the South
Perth Ladies Fastball League.
Still with Stars
EXETER - Despite being a re-
stricted free agent, defenseman
Dave Shaw of the Minnesota
North Stars was not put on the un-
protected list by the National
Hockey League team.
Shaw, a veteran blueliner, now
with his fourth NHL team, was not
put on the list which saw the Tam-
pa Bay Lifghtning and the Ottawa
Senators pick teams by way of an
entry draft.
Celebrity roast
GRAND BEND - Peter Wid-
drington, Chairman of the Toronto
Blue Jays will be the victim of a
celebrity roast on Friday at the
Oakwood Inn near Grand Bend.
The event is being hosted by the
Grand Bend Rotary Club as a
fundraiser. Funds will go to the
construction of a new elevator at
the South Huron District High
School.
Among the celebrities expected
are former Ontario Premier David
Peterson and Bill Brady, vice-
president of Blackburn Communi-
cations Systems Radio who is the
Master ofCeremoniesfor the eve-
ning.
For more information or to re-
se�ve tickets, please pall 238-2199.
Support continues for sports In Exeter as Exeter Minor
Hockey Association president Larry Taylor, left; accepted a
cheque for $2,500 from Legion president Jim Merrylees.
Hardball clinic
EXETER - Steve Merrier, Tech-
nical Director of the Exeter Minor
Baseball Association will be the
head instructor for a baseball clinic
in Exeter on Saturday.
Beginning at 9 a.m. boys and
girls will be given some helpful
hints on pitching and infielding
drills.The next clinic is scheduled
for July 11.
Special guest
LONDON - Jennifer Haskeu of
Lucan was the special guest at Sat-
urday night's London Tigers East-
ern League baseball game with the
Canton -Akron Indians.
Haskett joined' fellow Lucan na-
tive and pitcher Mike Lumley on
the mound before the game which
was a fundraiser for the London
and District Branch of the Canadi-
an Diabetes Association.
Almost $500 was raised at the
4th Annual Event and money
raised will go to the parents group
who sponsor events for children
and teenagers all year long.
Greys beaten
SEBRINGVILLE - The visiting
Exeter Greys were beaten 14-5 by
host Sebringville in South Perth
Ladies Fastball League action Sun-
day night.
Last night they hosted Dublin
while in other scheduled action, St.
Pauls is in Crediton on Monday
for a9p.m.game.
Shuffleboard
Hensall
June 16
Six game winners
Hazel McEwan
Pat Davis
John Pepper
Thelma Thiel
Helen McKay
Lloyd Eagleson
Pearl McKnight
Eileen Dowson
464
419
401
372
365
354
350
347
Exeter
June 17
5 game winners
Pearl McKnight 462
Wm. Baechler 459
Meine Eizenga 436
Lloyd Lovell 374
Evan.Ibbitson 365
4 game winners
Olive Essery 323
'Mabel McKnight 273
June 18
Hugh McKay , 552
Meine Eizenga 490
Pearl McKnight 436
Olive Essery 416
John Pepper 400
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(standings as of
Sunday, June 21,.1992)
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1 or Against
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7 2 169 80
7 2 163 86
6 2 84 65
6 2 124 104
5 3 130 70
4 4 121 90
3 6 52 140
2 6 90 99
1 7 80 125
1 7 48 135
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