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Times•Advocate, July 30, 1997
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Fury shut down foes again
EXETER - ,The Exeter Fury
men' s° soccer team notched their .•
second shutout in a tow at home
on Sunday by heating Woodstock '
3-0.
• The Fury controlled the game
from -the start -and -Pete McAllister -
opened the scoring alter the
.Woodstock goalkeeper misplayed
the hall leaving an empty net be-
hind him. The second goal came,
not long after when Rounmy
Chansamone headed in a McAI-.
lister cross.
Exeter had numerous chances' in
the- :second half, hut •they either '
tailed to finish Or the play :was
whistled .offside: potted an.
insurance glial when John Watson •
chipped the hill_overthe charging
keeper. Woodstock.. applied .the , -
pressure, hut were stunned by the
strong play Of detencemen Matt
-Sims and Jesse Brockman. '
The • win 'puts, the Fury in the
muddle Of a - live -team pack hat -
ding tier -the 'fiend' .ind final =
playjit'f spot in the, Fast division.
."We - hayd blur more games
-aheadif us involving :cam'. we
d _
neeto -heat .and ;ircy canahic
heating.:',. said player Lason
McFalls. "Our playoff .:h:cnc:,:, are -
Flying by. The Fury's John -Watson speeds by,a. Woodstock rioting -on these games.
defender at- their senior men's soccer game.. at_ -Nabisco. The •Fifa'-next host Delhi'. it the .-
Field on Sunday. Exeter on. 30. • -. • • Bet'. Centre tied today ii 6:3t1 poi •
Henderson Trillium Show results
DENFEELD - Results from the
Henderson Farm Trillium Horse
Show in Denfield on Sunday:
Training jumper -'champions
• tel Miro Fret on Garibaldi: reserve
champion (re) Melissa Gordon on
Free Fall. Sarah Trcvail on Alher-
ton lner.Tnllium jumper - ici Ka-
ne Jones on Deiacroi x.. rc i Louisa
-Belton lin Lloyd- Of London. Amy•
;McPherson on Duke uec '
-=---•Mack rt-r=Kav Calvin on `N:r=
honor. irci. Asley Sinke on Black
Pearls:• Low Hunter. o c ) - Terry
Minhinnick Hersey ))n Hold That
Thought. i rc i Sharon Westmon on
Crowd. Plcaser_=Triltium Hunter. -
t c o Karissa Davey on Key. West.
irci-Dr. G; Hall'on Just in Time:
: Junior Hunter - re) Jessica Trevail
on Final Results. ire i KatePetts on
Gorgeous George: Adult Amateur
Hunter - +ci Lakeside's Vanessa
Drfscoll-on Two Thumps Up: orc)-
Sue Ward on Maestro:
'Small- Medium Pcinv Hunter -
+ �) Michatia Zan}let on '•Beaver-
- woodls Tiger L11l6. i rc i Julia Marr
on Hes A Trooper targe Pony
Hunter -tri Dentield's Vimy Hen-
derson• on Zippity Do Da: inni
Jayne Henderson on Sunday Be'sit
Children's Huitier - (c i Tort Chap-
`man�in=Cartailt C:tll.Irol f)urtney
Gall ion Pncn ' Littl -Missy: - '
A Equitation- Fiat: First - Krish,
na Power: Second. Jaclyn Dar-
Zings. Third, Rebecca Masters: A ,
"• Equitation Over -Fences: First
Kristina Power: Second - J:a'mc,
Henderson. -Third Jaclyn -Dar-
lings: '
• •B Equitation Flac First. - Sarrh
Miller, Second Rivkha' Brown.
Summer ice
heating up
ILDERTON - lt's a wonder the
ice doesn't melt with all the sum-
• mer activity in the Bderton Arena.
FormerNHLer-RayMcKay's se-
. ries of hockey schools kicks off
Aug. 10.
Camp sessions: Defenceman's
Training, Aug. 18-22 and Aug. 25- •
29 (twoi.sessions); Checking and.
Hitting. Aug. 11-15 and Aug. 10."
16-17 and 23-24 ( two sessions):
Goal .Scoring, Aug. 1 I -15; Aug.
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two hours on ihe-icceach.day. Cost
is )180 per camp..: : -
For more information or m regis-
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-Also,at llderton is Ilderton Win-
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that runs Aug -13.-22 and.Aug. 25�
29.4 p.m. -5' m. Helmets and
•neckguards are mandatory. For .
tnorc information. call 471-5438,' '•
The Lucan Figure Skating Club i5
offering the Hcvckey Development
Third t-esley Smith: B Equitation
Over Fences: First -, Martha -Worts,
Second - Ashley, Kirkwood. Third -
Courtncy Piper King: ,
'•• t' Equitation Rat:. First '- Den
field's Vimy Henderson. Second ;.
Petra De:ine' bird Sarah Cuddy:
C .Equitation Over Fences: First- -
Michaila 7andrt. Seconif ;- Mcglian
Dca'lin: Third -\iny Trcvail:- -
• Adult., Equitation Flat: First
Ateliaieycn��r�ir(1 = kHii C '1 -
-Program at Ltican Arena from Aug..
25-29. Sr. tyke to inr'nor atom age ;
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Dashing duo
Michelle Zandrl on Beavenvoods Tiger Lily .vas
-crowned
.champion in --the pqny. hunter division at the Henderson:
Farm Trillium Horse Show on Sunday. "While Zandri- is from,
London, she has relatives in Exeter. - r
Holtzmann wins Kline Klassic
'MOUNT PLEASANT. MICH. - - Atar ,,t na }e. Strathro:
Exeter', Dave Holtzmann has :male Scnu used.a 9 -iron to nigCh .r hole -
his hometown proud by winning in=ane ,in the par ?S _.aid lith
the recent. 12th .innual Kline Mas- h9le.
sic at'Si. IvesGolf Club. • -
H.oltumann topped the field .,t, 24
golfers each' retires, n::11$.! . airrotis
f Mario anct
regions in k name
Bantams
ripping all
comers --
lie's. Thircd -- \jeite Hohn:- Adiin , EXETER -The Exeter Nahisco
'Equitation Over- Fences;, First
Mene Hi,fm.:Second -- Kim Collins.
Third-- Dania: Belton:-'•
• limper Medal: first --- Ilder-
ton's Kim_Crawford. Second -
Melissa- Gurdon. -Cin'rd • Loiuse
.Beton. Fourth Katie Jones:',Fifth -
lilsr Craig's Lindsay Thompson.
Amos takes her stick to Canada Games
By Craig Bradford
T-.4 Reporter, -
EXETER - Sharon Amos now
knows -what .`ti's tike . to ac-
Alomplish.a lofty finial. ' -
.-Amos. 21. beads off _at. Bran -
akin. Man.: Aug. 16.• for the Caii-
ada Summer Games -as -a memher
• of ' the Ontario) under 21- field
hoekev team:.- -
left hack i read 'stay-at-home'
Setenderi. Amos has.. ttiade' it ..as
far ,as- she had hoped with field
-hockey-
:.'Thrs' is kind of my peak. l
guess." -.the Ailsa Cray;: native -said
front her• desk
at Exeter'; JKoitg-
kilde Ltd: where she has a sum=
mer Job as an•inventory/warranty
dcrk•'
Excited about the chance iia rep-
resent- aur province;at the Gaines.
.. Amos . doubts she'll pursue the.
next level of field hockcy..making
the 'national leant: -
tis was: lily ig .goa :an
achieved i1.•' :11e;said. "I'll con-
tinue well the provincial teain and:
Western's field Rickety team."
Antos said. 'She has tvys) years left
at the University of Western .On -
tarn. where she's taking -, ad-
ministrative. - business and com-
mercial studies with -the hope di
:becoming a financial consultant.
- A member of the'provincial U-
21 tears' for three years. Amos
hopes to continue with the senior
team• next year as well as going
for the captaincy on the UWO
team. UWO finished fourth in the.
province last season and Amos re-
ceived the coach -recommended
Bronze 'W' for Outstanding. per-
formance for her -efforts.
And she's already -well on her
way to achieving another goal.
coaching the provincial team, alter Fled of gold? Ailsa Craig's Sharon Amos and Ontario's U -
a stint as the Southwestern Ontario 21 field hockey team are shooting for the gold at the Can -
team - that played at. the Ontario ada. Summer Games in Brandon,. Man., starting Aug. I6.. .
Sumpter Gaines..•
Ontario, is shooting for gold at .the Gaines. but spurt."
Amos says they will get stiff:competition from B.C. - What does it take to 1.n; a good field hockey
(Ontario .lost to them at the senior nationals final player?
held July 8-13 in Calgary) and Alberta. - "Dedication, fitness and mentally being able to to -
"It should be fun," she said about going to the cus on the game for the full 70 minutes," Amus
Games. "This will be a good experier •e. It's such a said.
big event with so many sports." North Middlesex District High School field -hock-
-Amos took up the sport in Gr. 9 at North Mid- ey coach Karen Waters is one person that can take
dlesex District High School and has been playing some of the credit for steering Ainus in the right di -
ever since. rection.
"I like that it's different," she said on why she's "(She) pushed. me tot," ;imus said. "She -let me
so high on field hockey. "Not everyone knows the realize my potential." -
7-
•
Bantams hardball train have racked
up an impressive _23-2 record.
Exeter outlasted host Wvomfing
• .10-7 on,Sattirilay. Starter Nick Rea-
, ger pitched bout innings giving: up .
I n .ind .i'walk while striking out '
two: Reliever Mike.Seip pitched
two innings. giving up two hits and
two walks while striking out one, .,
Ryan ,Packer finished allowing two
hits and a walk while striking oat --
one :n•one inning of work.
Exeter, hats were led by Ben Dus-
koev and Ben Delius with two has
each.whilc,Tiin Masse. Josh Mav-
, ers. Mark I3ilinskv„ted Parker all
. had inn! each. -. -
The Bantams dashed Mnt•Dash-
wood 12
-2 in Thursday. Duskocy
'pitched tintr-solidinnings.,stnktng
-out tour while giving up two hits
and no walks. Mark Bilinsky had a
strike Scut and wave up a walk and a
art inline inning of relief. -
\tthc rccent'I istowel Touma-
rnent- Exeter-we:it 2--1. The Ban
.tains lost game one to Hanover 54.
with starting pitcher Sete taking the
tough loss after giving up seven
has over seven innings while sank
ingoout .evert and walking two. Ftx-
eter liatters knocked 13 hits with .
Delius's
good for three and-Dusko-
cv two..
Exeter rebounded in a big:way in
game two, mercvmg ()Wen Sound
27-1). .)asst: notched the win. giv-
mg up three hits. while striking nut
twci and walking three oscr three
innings.Parker put in neo strong
i
- innings n relief giving -•up three.
arts, stnkmg•uut three and walking
none.
..Exeter finished the toumilment
• by ntereving Petrolia 17-0. Nathan
Reiger picked up the sin:w.ith tour
hitiess innings while striking out
live and walking -two. Parker came
in. tui an inning and struck out one
while keeping Petrolia hitless. -
Mike Pletch led Exeter's hit parade
with three hits while Mark Bilin -
sky: Seip. Debus and Rciger all
added two.
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