Times Advocate, 1984-07-04, Page 10TOP TRAP SHOOTERS — The Kippen gun club operated o trap shoot at the Hensall Centennial Saturday. Above,
Jamie Caldwell at the left and Dan Crerar at the right present prizes to Gary Anderson, Bert Mahaffey and
Jim Butcher. T -A photo
At Hully GuIIy
Start summer motocross camps
After 11 years as a grass- motocross racers and
roots motocross builder in champions.
Midwestern Ontario, Hully Beginning in the '70's, Hul-
Gully begins their summer ly Gully originated Saturday
motocross camps to help "House League" motocross
aspiring motocross racers races, which offered riders of
and enthusiasts get better at any age and experience the
the sport. Hully Gully is no opportunity to compete on a
stranger to building up well organized race program.
Over the years, house league,
as well as training clinics held
at Hully Gully have made
their mark on Canadian
motocross.
Hully Gully house league
graduate, Sean VanDongen of
Clinton surprised the
motocross fraternity by win-
ning the Schoolboy Cham-
pionship of Canada in 1981. In
1983, another house league
grad, Stephen Luyks of Dor-
chester, went on to win the
Canadian National Senior 125
Championship at the Na-
tionals held at Hully Gully
that year. Also in 1983, Chuck
Collins, Hully Gully's chief in-
structor, and track builder,
finished,the year as No. 3 On-
tario Open Expert. Hully Gul-
ly racing team member, Jim
Kuches of Brantford, was the
Ontario Senior 250 Champion.
These gentlemen are now in-
structors at the summer
camps, headed by chief in-
structor, Collins.
The summer camps are a
full week of intensive hands-
on instruction at Hully Gully's
championship facility.
Students stay at the facility
from Sunday night through
the following Saturday's
House League races, when
they can challenge the
regulars with their new-found
knowledge.
Each day begins at 8:00
a.m. with breakfast, excer-
cises and lessons. After lunch,
Ladies play
bingo, bongo
A bingo, bongo, bongo golf
tournament was held this
week by the ladies club of the
Exeter Golf and Country club.
Winners were Peggy
Ferguson, Helen Webber,
Linda Sanders, Helen
Wasnidge, Jeanette Turner,
Grace Drummond, Betty
Smith, Irene Davis and Jean
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more lessons, then, a 20
minute moto which is video-
taped by the instructors for
analysis after supper.
The first camp began Mon-
day, July 2nd. The following
weeks through July each see
another summer camp. After
a week's hiatus, August 13,
and the week of August 20 are
also scheduled. The young
riders are supervised 24 hours
a day, and when the camps
are over, each one should be
able to take on any Ontario
motocross track safely.
Royals streak
went to eight
Tuesday night the Exeter took the loss, only his second
Royals ran their winning in eight decisions.
streak to eight games as they Saturday in the completion
defeated Sylvan 5 to 3 in of the previously rained out
Southwestern fastball play. Sylvan tournament, the
Starting pitcher Brian, Royals were edged 2-1 by
Hodgins brought his season league rivals, Bryanston and
record to four wins and one were eliminated from further
loss as he tossed a two hitter. competition.
He also led the way at the
plate as he stroked a single
and double and scored two
runs.
Thursday night at home the
Royals suffered only their
third loss in 15 games as they
were edged 5-4 by Lieury.
An unearned run in the top
of the seventh by winning pit-
cher Glen Thompson provid-
es the margin. Dan Heywood
League
standings
Exeter Ladies Slopitch
W L T Pt.
DZwntown
Dollies 6 1 0 12
Good Times 5 2 0 10
HP Devils 4 1 2 9
SH Hospital 4 1 2 9
Sundowners 2 3 2 6
Jack's Plumbing
& Heating 2 5 0 4
Can. Tire 2 5 0 4
Alb. Angels 1 6 0 2
This week's schedule
(Thursday):
Jack's Plumbing & Heating
vs. Sundowners, 7:00 p.m.
Huron Park; Albatross
Angels vs. Huron Park
Devils, 7:00 p.m., Exeter 2;
Canadian Tire vs. Downtown
Dollies, 8:30 p.m., Exeter 2;
Good Times vs. South Huron
Hospital, 10:00 p.m., Exeter2
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Royals Stats
ABH AV-
G.
B. Baynham42 17 .405
D. Pearson 18 7 .389
M. Desjardine3l 12 .387
J. Allison 31 12 .387
B. 1#odgins 25 9 .360
P. McKnight 39 14 .359
J. Lindenfield 34 12 .353
D. Heywood 50 15 .300
R. Kraul 34 10 .294
W. Lamb 46 12 .261
G. Skinner 35 9 .257
D. Prout 17 4 .235
J. O'Brien 14 3 .214
R. Snell 14 2 .143
P. Turner 7 1 .143
Team totals 437 139 .318
Nine teams in -fiction
Busy week for minor soccor
In soccer squirt action
�weeic Exeter 1 played at boonthis
against Lucan and totally
dominated play with the
whole team working excep-
tionally hard all game. Ex
eter took the lead on a goal by
Ryan Kyle from a scramble
in front of the Lucan net.
After the first goal Marty
Debruyn scored six times in
a row to make the final score
7-0 for Exeter. Speical men-
tion to Andy Martens who
played excellent but did not
have lady luck on h� .—
Exeter 2 travelledLto ucan.
The Lucan 2 team proved to
be too strong for the previous-
ly unbeaten Exeter team. The
Exeter team managed to
score two goals by Jamie
VanDam but Lucan led
throughout the game and the
final score was 7-2.
Exeter 3 travelled to Nairn
to play the Nairn 2 team. Ex-
cellent play by Darrin Kints
and Gavin Poole kept the
Nairn attack under control
and Dennis Hodgins looked
after all the scoring for the
Exeter team with three goals.
A well deserved win for the
Exeter 3 team after a hard
fought game. Final score 3-1.
In atom play Exeter 1
travelled to Grand Bend for a
game. In a well played con-
test, both teams had some ex-
cellent scoring chances with
Grand Bend converting one of
those chances into a goal.
In the second half, Exeter 1
came on strong and it was
Jason Heywood that scored
the tying goal after a
beautiful run up the wing by
Tim Brand who then put the
pass through to Heywood.
Both teams had chances to
win the game but the final
score of 1-1 was a true reflec-
tion of the play.
Exeter 2 played at home
against Lucan 1 and did not
fare too well. The Lucan team
dominated the play and
outscored the Exeter team
6-1. The goal for Exeter was
scored by Kevin Johns.
Despite the loss, coach Bill
Dinney was happy with the
performance of his team.
"They're starting to put
things together and the next
few weeks should bring a real
improvement in the team's
play,"according to the coach.
Exeter 3 played a hard
fought game at the high
school against Bryanston. Ex-
eter took a first half lead of 24
on goals by. Denlakcampbell
and Steve fthfikhrEr3,inston
however came out smoking in
he second half and, despite
xcellent play of the Exeter
defense and goalie, managed
to score two goals to tie the
game. Final score: 2-2.
In mosquito play, the only
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B. Hodgins
D. Prout
Exeter team in action for
league play was Exeter 3.Op-
position for the unbeaten Ex-
eter team was provided for
them by Grand Bend. After a
close game which saw Grand
Bend creating the first real
test for the defense of coach
Mike Cregan's team.
Exeter 3 however withstood
the test and after a well
played game, Exeter went
ahead and came out as the
winners. Final score: 3-1.
Scorers for Exeter were Todd
McCann (two) and Chris
Gardner (one).
1?Eoth Exeter pee wee teams
saw action this week. Exeter
1 remained at home and kept
three jitneys for
ocal I -an bowlers
Members of the Exeter
lawn bowling club par-
ticipated in three regular
jitneys this week.
Tuesday night, Liz Lamport
was the overall winner with
two wins and an aggregate of
30. Bill Lamport was the run-
nerup with a score of 27 and
John Everly, Walter Spencer
and Charles Hendy were
deadlocked for third place
with identical scores of 26.
Marshall Dearing followed
with 23 and Lila Smith scored
16.
Bill Rogerson was Thurs-
day's best competitor with a
score of 30. Next came John
Cooper, Cleve Pullman,
Lillian Pym and Isabelle
Rogerson.
Competition was extremely
close Saturday night as four
Specials at
Hully GuIIy
During the month of July,
Hully Gully will be running a
special 3 race CMA motocross
summer series.
After the cancellation of the
Expert Nationals and their
subsequent rescheduling as a
final championship on Labour
Day, September 3, there has
been a change in the schedul-
ing of Hully Gully's motocross
series.
The first race in the sum-
mer series took place Mon-
day. The next race in the
series, another all -class
event, is scheduled for Sun-
day, July 15. The third race in
the series, Sunday, July 29, is
another all -class event, as
well as being an Expert points
race, and a contingency race.
The major manufacturers
pay prize money to high place
finishers in this event.
Besides the top calibre of
competition for the triple
series leading up' to the
September 3rd Labatt's Ex-
pert National Final, Hully
Gully organizers have put
together a program of other
special events, including a
dance and party after each
one.
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scored two victories and am
a to of 30, but, Bill
Lamport was declared the
winner on a plus of three. The
others with scores of 29 were
Percy Campbell, Olive Hicks
and Wilfred Shapton. Beth
Batten and Clarence Down
completed the prizelist.
their unbeaten streak in
league play after defeating
Nairn 3-2. The first half saw
Exeter dominate the play,
they were ahead 3-1.
In the second half, coach
Herman Wulterkens made
some changes to have his
players play some different
positions for more ex-
perience. The changes
resulted in a few chances by
Nairn, resulting in another
goal for Nairn.
In the last 15 minutes of the
game however Exeter took
control to increase the score
however it remained at 3-2.
Scoring for Exeter were
Henri DeBruyn (two) and
Gary Wilson (one).
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but the Exeter team showed
their true character and
fought back to He the game
2-2 at half time.
In the second hall coach
Ron Hannah's charges never
looked back scoring three
more goals and not allowing
Grand Bend any more real
scoring chances. Final score:
5-2.
Scoring for Exeter were
Chris Haugh (two) and Chris
Weernink,Chris Chanyi and
Jeff Kints (one each).
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