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Horse and rider
Bob Parsons riding his Horse Clancy grasps the baton
out of the first barrel during the flag event at the Exeter
Saddle Club during a show on Sunday. The club featured
many game and show events which tested the skills of
both horse and rider. The Exeter Saddle Club, located
South of Huron Park is hosting another show this
Sunday.
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Maltese at home
EXETER - A highly motivated
Exeter Centennials soccer club,
de.' orate to stay in the hunt for top
spot in the Western Ontario Soccer
League Division 2 Central, re-
turned to their winning ways with a
3-0 win over visiting Maltese on
Sunday.
Early, in the first half, Nick Sza-
bo took a great feed from Ruban
Chelladurai, split the defense and
notched his first goal of the season
for the Centennials. That finished
the scoring for a while, as the strik-
ers went cold for most of the game.
Jeff Lingard and Mark Brintnell
all missed clean breakaways and
Dan Martens and Shawn Rotteau
just missed the net from sharp an-
gles.
Twice Szabo found himself in
alone in front of the net but
couldn't get the ball past the Mal-
tese goal keeper who took two
shots off the chest at point blank
range. Rotteau and Lingard also hit
posts.
The visitors nearly tied it near the
end of the first half, but a well -
struck ball sailed over the bar.
Brintnell finally got the 2-0 goal
when he was trying desperately to
get out of the way of a Szabo shot.
The ball ricocheted off his butt into
the back of the net.
Determined to get on the score-
board the Maltese team managed
two good scoring opportunities, but
both shots were stopped by Centen-
nials goal keeper George McEwan
who played an aggressive game be-
tween the posts.
A combination of McEwa's con-
fident play and the two goal lead
seemed to relax the Centennials as
they scored once more compli-
ments of Brintnell who took a nice
feed from Szabo to secure the 3-0
win.
Showing the need for more prac-
tice, the Centennials head into a
tough game on Sunday at 4 p.m. at
the Nabisco Field against arch ri-
vals St. Columban.
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Mark Brintnell makes a defensive play during the Centen-
nial's 3-0 win over the visiting Maltese on Sunday. Brint-
neil scored Exeter's third goal assisted by Nick Szabo.
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Exeter Golf Club
Tuesday Ladles
July 16
Low net team
First Eudora Caldwell 78
Grace Steeper
Second Anne Dougan 82
Anne Armstrong
Tie for third Noreen McCann 83
Audrey Scott
Tie for third Audrey Bentley 83
Wanda Reynolds
Upcoming: Guest Day, July 23
Monday Men
July 15
A IUgbt
Low gross Jamie Caldwell 40
Low net Fred Campbell 33
2nd LG Bob Reynolds 40
2nd LN John Kenrick 35
B night
Low gross Rick Gilfillan 41
Low net Bob Jones 36
2nd LG Bill Tinney 44
2nd LN Andy DeBoer 36
C night
Low gross Len Veri 44
Low net Greg Campbell 36
2nd LG Harvey Adams 48
2nd LN Dan Campbell 37
D flight
Low gross Mike Veri 49
Low net Bill Mann 33
2nd LG Gary Penhale 57
2nd LN Jon Passmore 41
Closest to pin: 03 Jamie Caldwell; #6
Fred Campbell
Sponsor: Becker Farm & Leisure Prod-
ucts
July 22
A night
Low gross Jamie Caldwell 38
Low net Fred Campbell 34
2nd LG Rob Dionne 39
2nd LN John Kenrick 35
B flight
Low gross Clayton Cooper 42
Low net Jim Lewis 32
2nd LG Ron McTaggart 43
2nd LN Gary Campbell 34
c flight
Low gross Aubrey Bedard 44
Low net Greg Bell 30
2nd LG Brian Sowerby 45
2nd LN Mark Hearn 34
D night
Low gross Brian Ankers
Low net John Miller
2nd LG Tom Voemnan
2nd LN Wayne Mauer
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53
38
Closest to pin: #3 Dale Ratcliff, #6 Dan
Campbell
Sponsor: Jerry MacLean Horne Hard-
ware
Next week's sponsor: Algoma Tire
Senior Men
July 19
Graveyard winners
First Don Dearing
Anson McKinley
Second Jack Brintnell
Art Webb
Third Stan Kochan
Bill Kuhar
Closest to pin 03: Bob Dinney
Closest to mark #8: John Batten
Wednesday Ladies
July 17
A night
Low gross Helen Burton
Anne Prout
Marlene Parsons
Low net Helen Wasnidge
Sheila Reabum
Kathy Sangster
B flight
Low gross Barb Moss
Mary Sweitzer
Jean Creaser
Low net Anne Armstrong
Cady Kyle
Cathy flight Batten
Low gross Karen Noeval 55
Grace Drummond 59
Pat Campbell 62
Low net Pat Hirtzel 30
Sue Cooper 33
Pauline Rowland 34
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Exeter lawn
bowling
Tournament results
Seaforth tournament
Bob Thompson and Doris Hack-
ney won the Mixed Pairs tourna-
ment sponsored by Etue Insu-
rance in Seaforth recently.
Henry and Mary Drachenberg
finished third.
London tournament
Peter and Gloria McFalls won
the Investors Mixed Pairs tour-
nament July 16 at the London
Elmwood Club on Tuesday.
C�op Juniors stay sharp with
scheduled exhibition games
EXETER - The Exeter Co-op
Juniors won their last two garnes
beating Arva 17-9 on Sunday and
Thorndale 12-9 on Thursday.
Exeter's defense has been consis-
tently sharp and displayed this on
Thursday as they turned two double
plays and played the game with no
errors.
Offensively the whole team is hit-
ting with power and confidence.
Blake Schade continues to lead. On
Thursday he hit three for three and
had a walk. He also blasted one
over the left field fence, and hit two
singles. Mark Glavin hit two dou-
bles and a single, Scot Kemp had
two doubles and a single as well,
Dale Hopf and Bill Hodge each had
a double, Darryl Hartman two sin-
gles, Chad Ramer continues to exe-
cute bunts for singles with great
speed. Jason Maskeil singled, stole
second and scored on a well execut-
ed hit and run, with twin brother
Joe Maskell.
Mark Glavin pitched five innings
against Arva on Sunday. Although
Arva batters managed to get some
hits off of Glavin, Exeter's defense
came up with some good plays to
keep Exeter in the game.
Dan Van Stratten pitched the last
four innings. He struck out five bat-
Chansamone
brothers score
two as Fury tie
St. Thomas
ST. THOMAS - The Chansa-
mone brothers teamed up to score a
couple of goals for the Exeter Fury
but it wasn't enough as they tied
St. Thomas 2-2 on Sunday.
The Fury came out strong in the
first half and were all over their op-
ponents for the first 15 minutes,
however, St. Thomas scored on a
lucky break. Khampane Chansa-
mone replied for the Fury and tied
the game late in the half.
The second frame proved to be
the total opposite of the first as St.
Thomas came out flying scoring
their second goal against Exeter
early. They pressed hard and
threatened to score again but Fury
net minder Craig Winbow turned
away all of their attempts to find
the back of the net.
Nearing the end of the game with
a one goal deficit, Fury coach Jeff
Playfoot made some changes on
the field stacking his team with his
best offensive players.
The move paid off.
Exeter was awarded a goal kick
from the 18 yard line. Mark Lynn
took the shot and chipped it over a
handful of St Thomas defensm n
toward their net. Bounmy Chansa-
mone saw the goal scoring oppor-
tunity and went up to redirect the
ball into the net with his head.
"It was amazing. He came out of
nowhere to head that ball," said
Playfoot.
The tie had to satisfy the Fury
who scored two goals against a
team that has only allowed six
goals during the entire season.
Playfoot said the team handled
themselves with discipline and kept
their cool in the rough and chippy
game.
"It was the type of game that
made me wish I was playing my-
self," said Playfoot.
The Exeter Fury are now 4-3-3.
Their next game is against Wood-
stock at 6 p.m. on Sunday in Exet-
er.
Baseball roundup
July 16 _ Crediton 1 19 vs Crediton 117
Pitchers: Annette Grotentraast, Andrea Glavin
Top hitters: On base 6 times: Margaret Geurts, Nikki Cyr
On base 5 times: Glavin, Danielle Pertschy, Melody Mungar
On base 4 times: Grotentraact, Amber Lord, Heidi Muller, Andrea Doroschenko
Start of the pme: Glavin (strong offence and defence).
Heidi Muller (3 outs in one inning), Doroschenko (strung fielding and basing)
July 18 • Crediton 9 vs Zurich 7
Pitcher. Gewts
Top hitter: On base 3 times: Lord
On base 2 times: Geurts, Cyr, Muller, MuntciaAmanda Yearley
On base once: Glavin, Pertschy, Doroschenko, Ksistert Steeper, Jenna Becker
Stars of the pme: Lord (strong batting & atrliteg), Mungar (2 for 2 at plate)
holy 18 - Dashwood 5 vs Clinton 2
Pitchers: Jesse Schroeder (6 strikeouts) Andrew Kinsman (2 strikeouts)
Top hitter: Kinsman (double, triple), Brayden Lord (double), Schroeder (single)
July 20 - Dashwood 5 vs St. Marys 3
Pitchers: Mark Laye (7 strikeouts)
Top hitters: Schroeder (double, single), Cal deLange,Al Ferguson (2 singles), Lord,
Kinsman, Laye (single)
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tars, walked four and allowed two
hits. Again Exeter outfielders
played strong behind their pitcher.
Bill Hodge, who has had some
hitting problems this year broke out
of his slump hitting two triples, a
double and two singles, Darryl Har-
man continues to place hit well re-
cording four singles in five trips to
the plate.
Blake Schade blasted a double
and hit two singles, Joe Maskell
tripled and singled, Jason Maskell
ripped three singles, Scot Kemp
doubled and hit two singles, Mark
Glavin doubled and singled.
Coach Gary Hartman credits the
Co -Op Junior's success behind the
bats to smart calculated thinking.
"The entire team is swinging for
base hits, not trying to hit home
runs," said Hartman
With eight pitchers on the Junior
Co -Op squad, and only four games
left in the schedule, the coaches are
faced with a problem of giving all
these pitchers enough innings. The
regular starters are all pitching well
enough to go seven, eight and nine
innings straight.
Dwight Gingerich, Dan Van
Stratten and Dennis McCann all
shared pitching duties in Thurs-
day's contest. Combined, they gave
Shuffleboard
Hensel!
July 16
Alice Thiel
John Pepper
Doris Hamilton
Russell Ferguson
Hazel McEwan
Isabel Rogerson
Jim Davis
Edna Dietz
540
523
502
501
501
480
475
465
PMW
standings
All standings as of July 21, 1996
Squirt Girls ,
Lieury
Lucan 'B'
Parkhill
Strathroy
Lucan 'A'
Komoka
Poplar Hill
East Williams
Mites (Mixed)
Lieury 'A'
Lieury 'B'
Parkhill
Bantam Girls
Glencoe
Oneida
Dutton
Lucan
East Williams
Peewee Girls
Parkhill #1
Lieury
Komoka
Parkhill #2
Strathroy Flames
Lucan
Poplar Hill
Strathroy Stingrays
East Williams
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
First
Second
Third
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
up a total of 13 walks, allowed nine
hits, two of them were home runs,
All are valuable pitchers on this
squad and to prevent them from
getting rusty the Juniors will play
Hanover in a four game exhibition
contest this coming weekend.
League playoffs are a double
knockout tournament that take
place in Strathroy on August 9, 10
and 11.
"We can't afford to be idle for
three weeks. We have to keep play-
ing or else we may as well call the
season over," said Hartman.
In an effort to improve their
game the Co -Op Juniors have chal-
lenged the Exeter Express for a
three game exhibition contest in
August, to gain some pitching prac-
tise, and a learning experience from
the senior ball players.
Scot Kemp, Darryl Hartman,
Mark Glavin and Dwight Gingerich
will all be used as starters. Middle
relief pitching will be Dennis
McCann, Greg Vissor and Dan Van
Stratten. Shawn Gillespie will be
used as a closer.
Exeter will be in Clinton
Wednesday night for a 9 p.m. game
and off to Hanover on Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Melbourne
wins Imperials
fastball
tournament
EXETER - Backed by the strong
pitching of veteran Derwyn Hod-
gins, Melbourne McKellars Meres
won the Exeter Imperials' fastball
tournament on the weekend at the
South Huron Recreation Centre.
Hodgins, who was named the
tournament's best pitcher, allowed
only two runs in 34 innings and was
the winning pitcher in five of the
six Melbourne wins as they went
undefeated.
St. Paul's Generals won the 'A'
Division of the round robir affair.
The Generals, who lost the final
game with Melbourne by a score of
11-0, finished with a record of four
wins and two losses. Simcoe and St.
Thomas finished in a tie for third as
they were eliminated in the seini fi-
nals by Melbourne and St. Paul's
respectively.
During the round robin and
playoff, Melbourne defeated Sim-
coe, who are one of the top rated In-
termediate teams in Ontario, twice,
by scores of 3-1 and 4-0. Brad Hen-
ry, also of Melbourne, was named
the MVP of the tournament on the
strength of nine hits in 19 at -bats
and hitting three home. runs on the
weekend.
'Thank You
to all the entrants in our first pool
tournament. Congratulations to the
following winners:
1st, Chris McDonald,
2nd Brian Grant,
3rd Corey Eveland,
4th Shawn Webster,
5th Melanie'McDonatd
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8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Trucker's Breakfast
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