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Thunder'beaten 7-0 by Scarborough in Unico Cup
EXETER - After winning the
first game of the Unico Cup by a
defauh, the Exeter Thunder were
no match for visiting Scarborough
Sunday afternoon.
In the 18 -and -under tournament
game, the Thunder slipped behind
3-0 at the half and the visitors con-
tinued to put the ball past a very
tired Thunder goalie Jason Murray,
winning 7-0.
One of the better chances the
hosts had in the first half carne
when Jeremy Truemncr kicked the
ball just about a foot over thc cross-
bar.
About two minutes after Bryan
McAllister made a good defensive
play, heading the ball away from
the opposition's attack, Scar-
borough scored to make it 1-0.
That would be the only goal they
needed against the offensively flat
Thunder. An Exeter defender was
easily beaten on the second goal.
Luke Sims made a good de-
fensive effort but as soon as the
ball got to Scarborough a hooking
shot into the top corner made it 3-0
at the half.
In the first half, Exeter's Dave
Farquhar broke up the middle,
showed a lot of speed to get into
the corner as he beat two players
but the hosts couldn't capitalize.
Exeter's Luke Sims, left; has the ball go past him. Middle, a dejected Jason Murray takes a break. Dave Farquhar, right, cools down during a break.
Exeter T -ball
Exeter White 8 vs. Exeter Teal 4
Runs for White: Nathan Dougherty (2),
Justine Johnston. Ryan Jacobe. Emily In -
son, Jeffery Weido. Stephen Holmes. Mi-
chelle Johnston
Runs for Teal: Lara Spring. Luke Ker -
Soccer
roundup
Exeter 11 Squirts
July 21
Grand Bend (II) at Exeter (II) 10
Goalie: Eamon O'Rourke
Goals: Peter Fragiskatos (2), Costas Kolli-
as (7), Daniel Purslcy
Assists: Kollias• Nathan Cann (2), Chris-
topher Hern. Jordan Darling (4). Fragiska-
tos (2)
Excellent passing by Darling. Cann and
Herr Excellent team work.
Exeter 1 Mosquito aids
July 20
Nairn 3 at Exeter 1
Goalies: Chense Knip. Sarah Webber
Goal: Sarah Workman
(,00d team effort by Exeter resulted in a
close game
Exeter IV and V Squirt
July 21
Exeter (V) 0 vs. Exeter (IV) 3
Exeter V goalie: Whitney Dawc
Exeter IV goalies: Corey Bilcke, Kurtis
Masse
Goals for Exeter IV: Zachary Neil (2).
Kurtis Masse
Exele*V comments: Excellent save on a
penalty shot by goalie Dawe. Good team
work. Excellent playing by Michael Coop-
er, Ashley Desjardine and Nathan Long.
Exeter IV comments: Great team play-
ing. Super improvement in Brieanna Har -
bum and Rita Kemp Keep up the good
work!
Exeter lawn
bowling club
hosts tourney
EXETER = The Exeter Lawn
Bowling Club hosted a Ladies
Pairs -Mixed Pairs tournament on
Saturday sponsored by National
Trust. Teams from London, Kitch-
ener, Stratford, Mitchell, St. Marys,
Seaforth and Exeter competed. The
top three teams were from Mitchell,
Seaforth, and Stratford.
At the Junior tournament in St.
Marys, Shawn and Allan McFalls
finished second in a junior pairs
tournament in St. Marys on Satur-
day.
District playdowns
Stratford hosted the annual
Mixed Pairs playoffs with twp Ex-
eter teams and one St. Marys team
competing. Gloria and Peter
McFalls had two very close games
but managed to defeat Jason
McFalls and Andrea Weigand 13-
11 and then went on to beat Brad
Fleming and Bev Fritz 10-9 in the
final to now advance to the Ontario
final held in Simcoe September 3
and 4.
Baseball rnllndllJJ
slake, Jake. Brett
Excellent game by both teams.
Exeter Mosquito "B'
Clinton 15 vs. Exeter 5
Pitchers: Brendan Buchanan, Matt An-
stett
Singles: Tom Cooper. Buchanan, Nevin
Hodgins. Tim Snell, Anstett. Kyle Fusick
Triple: Jamie Page
The game was close until Clinton's last
bat.
Lucknow 19 vs. Exeter 15
Pitchers: Cooper, Buchanan, Snell
Singles: Anstett (2), Buchanan. Jamie
Johns, Cooper. Hodgins, Page
Home run: Page
Exeter was ahead until the last bat. Excit-
ing game!
Mitchell 18 vs. Exeter 13
Pitchers: Buchanan, Cooper
Singles: Donald Storey. Marty Glavin,
Melissa Dcyoung, Marg Gregus, Chris
Tripp, Hodgins
Triple: Cooper
Good catches by Page. Hodgins and
Cooper.
Exeter 11 vs. Listowel 4
Pitchers: Cooper - complete game win
Singles: Page, Glavin, Bram Steele,
Johns, Tony Kegler
This was Exeter's best game of the year.
Cooper only allowed three Kase runners
the last four innings and no runs. Excel-
lent catching by Tony Regier called up
form Rookie 'A'. Great catch by Gregus
and good defense from Glavin. Page,
Cooper, Hodgins. Total team effort in this
game.
Next games: July 28 at Clinton, 6:30: July
30, Lucan. 10 a.m.; July 31. Grand Bend,
6:30.
Exeter Rookie 'B' 1
July 23
Exeter 8 vs. Dashwood 13
Line drive caught by: Brent Pym
Triple: David Chessell, Amberly Dickey
Double: Sean Ellison, Matthew Johns
Exeter Robkle-Jr.=ff.
July 23
Goderich 7 at Exeter 'Rowe Fuels' 3
Doubles: Mark Dietrich (2). Jason Sang-
ster, Amy Weido
Singles: Scott Loosley (3). Jordan Dar-
ling, Scott Armstrong, Matthew Johns,
Tony Armstrong, Joseph Sararas
Fly balls caught by: Darling
Crediton Mite Grids
July 21
Crediton 'Blue Jays' 7 vs. Usborne 22
On base twice: Krista Hodge, Colleen
Glavin. Stephanie Wein
On base once: Lindsay Barrett, Andrea
Glavin. Margaret Geurts, Amber Lord.
Kristine Regier. Annette Grotentraast.
Erin Bowers, Danielle Pcnschy ---
Stars
Stars of the game: Hodge. Geurts
Exeter Rookie 'A'
July 16
Exeter 13 at Dashwood 19
Triples: Zak Homuth, Cam Murray, Dan
Masse
Doubles: Tony Ens. Chris Armstrong (2).
Nathan Holmes, Murray Youmans
Singles: Tony Reiger, Mitch Homuth,
Mike Nedra (2). Shawn Murray
FIy balls caught by: Cam Murray (2).
Ens. Masse, Youmans
July 18
Exeter 5 at Mitchell 23
Home run: Holmes
Triple: Armstrong
Doubles: Mike Nedza, Holmes
Singles: Ens, Zak Homuth, Youmans.
Mitch Homuth
FIy balls caught by: Regier. Nick Ches-
sell (2). Masse (2), Armstrong, Holmes,
Dave Chessell
July 20
Exeter 12 at Goderich 7
- Home run: Nedza
Doubles.: Homuth, Holmes (2), Masse
Singles: Chessell (2). Armstrong (2),
Mitch Homuth (2)
FIy balls caught by: Nedza (4). Regier,
Cam Murray
Outshnding plays by: Nedza, Arm-
strong, Mitch Homuth
Lasers second in St. Thomas
Exeter Lasers were second at the St. Thomas tournament. Here with coaches Peter Hakvoort
and Brad Baker are Megan Nedza, Michelle Hakvoort, Jenalyn Baker, Ashley Gooch, Jenna
Giles, Stacey Butson, Heather Morgan, Lisa Hakvoort, Amanda Wuerth, Samantha Hunt, Lind-
sey McLeod, Meghan Cooper, Heather Ditner. Absent: Kendra Mudge, Shannon Postil, Alicia
Vereyken.
Exeter played well at the girls under -11 tournament
ST. THOMAS - Amanda Wuerth
and Michele Hakvoort scored the
bulk of the goals but it was a team
effort which saw the Exeter Lasers
finish as runnersup at the recent St.
Thomas girls under -11 soccer tour-
nament.
Exeter played a total of five
games and had a 3-1 record before
they bowed 3-0 to Delco Bridge Sc-
lects in the final.
The Lasers opened with a 3-1
A
win over Northeast London fol-
lowed by a huge 8-1 victory against
Dorchester. Although they lost 3-1
to the Selects, Exeter battled back
and got a trip to the final with a 1-0
wit over St. Thomas.
Exeter Peewee 'B'
July 23
St. Marys 4 at Exeter (Legion #I67) 6
RBI: Nathan Kraftcheck• Chris Frayne,
Mark Bilinsky, Patrick Foster
FIy halls caught by: John Gregus (2).
Mike Seip
Pitcher: Scip
Strikeouts: 6
July 25
Exeter (Legion #167) 4 at Goderich 14
Triples: Aaron Heywood
Doubles: Frayne, Bilinsky
Fly balls caught by: Jonathan Ens. Jay -
den Dinney (2), Foster
Pitchers: Bilinsky (2). Foster. Dinney
Strikeouts: Bilinsky I. Dinney 2
RBI: Dinney (2), Bilinsky (2)
Exeter i Legion #167) 4 at Listowel 13
RBL: Gregus. Seip (2). Jason Davey
Fly balls caught by: Gregus. Heywood.
Bilinsky, Ens
Pitchers: Ja<on Revington, Gregus, Bi-
linsky
Strikeouts: Bilinsky 4
RoyalsP bow out
in two straight
Midget boys' fastball team will
riow try to beat Goderich in OASA
EXETER - The long drive home frorn Michigan was just a little
too much to handle for the Exeter Royals who lost their Ontario Am-
ateur Softball Association zopeimi-final game 54 in cxtra innings
against visiting Godcrich on Sunday.
Just returning from the Eastern Regional International Softball
Congress North American finals in Michigan, the Royals arc now
tied one game each with Goderich in the best -of -three series.
Sunday night saw the Royals play well but just not good enough.
Lel-Wielder Greg Dalrymple had a second inning home run and pitch-
er Steve Cook clubbed a triple in the third. "Third txiseman Ben Arm-
strong had a good outing at the plate as he had a pair of hits.
Cook went thc distance on the mound and he allowed just six hits
while striking out seven and giving up just five walks.
Last Tuesday in Godcrich, the Royals took the series opener, a
slim 7-6 decision.
In this one, Dalrymple blasted a three -run homer in the sixth to
win the game which saw the visiting Royals score four runs in their
half of the first inning.
At the tournament in Michigan, the Royals lost their first game 2-1
to Aurora and then were edged 3-2 by Scarborough.
"It's good experience, it's the first time they've played outside the
country," said Exeter Imperials' coach Fred ('ook who joined the
team in Michigan. "If we went next year I'm sure we'd improve."
Meanwhile the Imperials took their 7-7 record to Mitchell Monday
night where thcy were scheduled to take on the Mets. With six
games remaining in the South Perth Men's Fasthall League regular
season, the Imperials will probably have to win four of those to
make the 'A' playoffs.
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