The Times Advocate, 2006-08-02, Page 1212
Exeter Times—Advocate
Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2006
Exeter Golf Club results Ironwood Golf Club results
Monday Night Men's
July 17 A Flight
LG Andy Freiter 37
LN Corey Sargeant 36
2nd LG Kim Chauvin 39
2nd LN Larry Wein 38
3rd LG Morley Obre 43
3rd LN Mike Buston 40
B Hight
LG Rob Miller 44
LN Floyd Johnston 38
2nd LG Jerry Elmquist 45
2nd LN Gary Lavier 39
3rd LG Steve Cooper 47
3rd LN Brian Lather 43
C Flight
LG Bob Jones 43
LN Laverne McCarter 37
2nd LG Bob Reynolds 46
2nd LN Mike Nice 38
3rd LG Casey Zeehuisen 48
3rd LN Harrison Eo 43
D Flight
LG Dale Baker 45
LN Jason Kerr 34
2nd LG Bob Osgood 45
2nd LN Ken Smale 37
3rd LG Al keys 50
3rd LN Dave Keys 40
Closest to the Pin #3: Jerry
Elmquist Closest to the Pin #6:
Morley Obre Skins A & B Corey
Sargeant #4, Kim Chauvin #5 C and
D - Mike Nice #1, #3 Bob Jones #9
50/50 Winner: Floyd Johnston
Senior Men
July20
Texas Scramble
1st Team
Ross Mathers
Lloyd Moore
Del Nixon
Jack Riddell
32
1st Team
Bert Dickerson
Bob May
Bob Sanders
Roy Triebner
32
3rd Team
Jim Alce
Bill Becker
Bob Clark
Bob Thompson
33
CTP #3 Bob May, #6
John McLean.
Invitational with
Tuesday Ladies League
August 18
Tuesday Morning Ladies
A flight
B flight
C flight
D flight Theresa McCann
36 Pars, 1 Birdie - Bette May, 50/50 Draw - Pat Puchniak &
June Hillen, Lucky Plate: Shirley Truemner.
July 25 • 50 golfers
Event: Yellow Brick Road on #2
Lynn Hunter-Duvar
Lauraine Snell
Bonnie VanBelois
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12-6 loss for Express
EXETER — The Exeter
Express started strong-
ly July 28 against
Lakeside taking an
early 6-0 lead, scoring
four runs in the first
inning on hits by Aaron
Patterson, Nate Burns,
Justin Hayter and Dan
Masse.
Two more runs were
scored in the second as
Grant tripled and Nick
Regier singled.
Then the wheels came
off the Express
machine, said
spokesman Joe Fulop,
who added Dan Masse
had problems adapting
to the umpire's strike
zone and gave up five
runs in the second
inning
Lakeside had two
walks and five hits in
the rally.
Curtis Meyers relieved
and kept the game close
until the fourth when
he was relieved by
Derek Masse.
Lakeside hitters
solved Masse though
and five Exeter errors
led to a 12-6 Lakeside
lead by the sixth inning.
Lakeside manager Al
Gates brought in a new
pitcher to face the
Express in the third and
Fulop said "this man
could pitch. He is the
best we have seen all
year," as 15 Express
batters struck out over
the next seven innings
Only two Express bat-
ters had hits–Nate
Burns and Aaron
Patterson.
Frustrations built up
on the Express players
as they saw their
chances of winning the
preliminary pennant
slide away, said Fulop.
There didn't appear to
be anything on the
bright side to consider
after this shellacking.
The team does know it
can play better defen-
sively, he added.
Jason Cox pitched his
way out of two prob-
lems in the final two
innings to allow no
Lakeside runs; the team
saw what losing was
like and they didn't like
it. Manager Doug
Fairbairn will be back
for the rest of the
games.
The team will now
await their first round
opponent in league
playoffs.
There is also a possi-
bility of a preliminary
OBA series with
Mitchell to qualify for
the tournament in
Wallaceburg.
The Express will come
back as their record
this season indicates
there is no quitting in
the players' attitudes,
said Fulop.
Talent and hard work
over the next month,
plus no more injuries
will give the team an
excellent chance to do
well in both the league
and OBA playoffs, he
said.
Ladies
July 20
Low Gross and Net A - Lynne Farquhar
39, Judy Hodgins N30, B -
Rachel Skillen 46N32
C- Fae Heywood 51N28
Pot of Golf Low Scores for "Blind Partner"
Janet Wedlake & Judy Hodgins 85, Bernice
Thompson & MJ Chanyi 91, Kim Pinder &
Joan Heywood 92, Marj Green & Rachel
Skillen 93, Ruth Mercer -Ross & Chris
Hogan 94, Gail Murray & Marla Wilson 98,
Louise Pincombe & Rosemary Schaefer
100, Faie Heywood & Kelly Holtzmann 100
Closest to the Pin #7 Longest Drive #3
"A" Judy Hodgins "A" Lynne
Farquhar
"B" Kim Pinder "B"Kelly Holtzmann
"C" Marla Wilson "C"Marla Wilson
Free Cart Draw:
Lynne Farquhar
Junior League
July 24
Scramble Event Winners
Ages 10-12 Mitchell Vandergunst, Justin
Horner, Ty Bilcke 38
(by retrogression)
Ages 13-14 Christopher Pfaff, Tyler
Bryson 39
Ages 15+ Greg Lovelace, Garrett
Alexander 32
Honourable mention goes to the team of
Brock Horner and Nicole Pfaff (both 10
years old) who paired up to score a 42!
evink+®isdo
lawn bowling
Mon., July 24
Fred Truchon
Frank Regier
John Towie
Marion Dearing
Mary DeBoer
Ann Klungel
John Batten
Tues., July 25
Mike Underhill
Bob Russell
Marshall Dearing
Russell Snider
Frank Regier
Lucy Sage
Marion Dearing
Jim Chapman
Audrey MacGregor
Jerry DeBoer
Marg Knight
Ken Parker
Thurs., July 27
Kevin Fowles
Jim Chapman
Marshall Dearing
Russell Snider
Eudora Caldwell
Audrey MacGregor
Bob Caldwell
Frank Regier
Jerry MacLean
Marlene Parker
Fred Truchon
John Batten
Lawrence Russell
Sat., July 29
Marion Dearing
Pauline Simmons
Russell Snider
Ray Consitt
Fran Mickle
2W22
1W12
1W12
1W11
1W11
1W11
1W10
2W31
2W28
2W27
2W25
2W24
1W17
1W15
1W12
1W12
1W11
1W11
1W11
2W28
1W1T23
1W1T23
1W17
1W15
1W15
1W14
1W14
1W11
1W11
1W11
1T11
1T11
1W1T23
1W1T23
1W1T23
1W13
1W13
Soccer
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U-11 Girls Lightning
July 27
Exeter 1 versus Lambeth 1
Goal: Jayden Vanneste
Comments: Super goaltending by Sarah Leyton
and Rachell Wilder. The defense and midfield-
ers did a great job of pushing the ball up the
field, and the forwards out worked Lambeth all
game.
Senior Men's
Third Place (tie)
Jim Tomlinson
Scott Burton
Don Heywood
Bob Clark
38
40
41
52
Total 171
Fifth Place (tie)
Terry Bourne 41
Jack Chipchase 41
Bob Laye 42
Craig Webber 48
Total 172
Fifth Place (tie)
41
43
44
44
172
Al Taylor
Bill Soldan
Gary Hackett
Jim Hughes
Total
Seventh Place
George Tryon
Murray Morrison
Jim 0' Toole
Bill Thompson
Total
Eighth Place
Jim Pfaff
Del Nixon
Don Hord
Bill Gilfillan
40
44
44
46
174
40
43
45
50
Total
Ninth Place
Wayne Pearce
Bob Fletcher
Jack Johnston
Howard McDonald
Total
Tenth Place
Al Preece
Doug Pearson
Mike Barclay
John Parker
Total
Eleventh Place
Mike Ward
Don Ross
Tosh Yamamoto
Bob Forest
Total
Twelfth Place
Joe Wilson
Jim Morrissey
Guy Giddings
Joe Regier
Total
CTP #4 Jim Pfaff
#7 Barry Baynham
178
41
43
44
53
181
41
43
48
53
185
45
49
49
56
199
41
49
59
60
209
Senior men
July 26
First Place
Barry Baynham
Lorne Rideout
Ed Preszcator
Ben Hoogenboom
Total
Second Place
Bill Farquhar
Jim Russell
Arn Mathers
Brian Wedlake
Total
37 Third Place (tie)
40 Frank Dumont
40 Norm Whiting
45 Ken McConnell
162 Casey Zeehuisen
Total
#7 Barry Baynham
39
40
44
45
168
39
41
45
46
171
Celebrity fundraising
hockey game in St. Marys
ST MARYS — Hockey fans can
win a chance to suit up with the
professionals in the Mark Bell
Pyramid Classic Hockey Game
Aug. 15 in St. Marys.
The game will take place at
the St. Marys Community Centre
on James Street North.
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m.
for a pre -game autograph ses-
sion.
Game time is 7:30 p.m. fol-
lowed by an auction led by for-
mer NHL player and coach
Terry Crisp.
Crisp will also act as coach for
one of the participating teams.
There is a draw to win the
chance to play in the game with
Bell and players such as Brian
Campbell of the Buffalo Sabres,
Nick Boynton of the Phoenix
Coyotes and Doug Gilmour, for-
merly of the Toronto Maple
Leafs.
The winner of the draw will be
picked Aug. 12 and must be 14
years of age or older to partici-
pate.
Tickets for the draw are $20
each or three for $50.
Tickets for entry into the game
are $10 for adults, $5 for 16
years of age and under and five
and under are free.
Tickets are available at
Dunny's Source for Sports in
Stratford and St. Marys,
Tourism St. Marys station and
the ReMax Office in St. Marys.
Proceeds from the game will
go to assist in fundraising for
the addition of a second ice pad
and indoor swimming facility at
the St. Marys Community
Centre.
The new facility will be named
The Pyramid Recreation Centre.
For information contact Kelly
Deeks at 284-3500 extension
229 or email
kdeeks@town. stmarys. on. ca.
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