HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1947-07-17, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 17th, 1947
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Exeter Intermediates Split in
Weeks Baseball Activities
The Exeter Intermediates re-
boundedv into the win column Mon
day night at Community Park. It
was their first in five starts with
Dashwood the victims, 10-4.
The short shower which inter
rupted the game during the first
of the fourth dampened everything
but the spirit of the home team
who
last
that
were
iRabinson, the third man up,
doubled and Smith followed with a
staged a nine-run rally in the
half after trailing 4-0. And
after the first two batters
put out.
Order
Alberta
NOW
Jas. P. Bowey
Phone 33 — Exeter
General Insurance—Auto,
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single, Both scored on Hennessey’s
grounder when the Dashwood third
baseman threw wild to first, Moore
singled scoring Hennessey while
Harry Holtzman and Cann follow’ed
suit before Heideman was sent in
to relieve Shaw. Creech, first to face
him, grounded to short and reached
first when the Dashwod player fail
ed to handle the ball. Farrow and
Elson walked and Robinson again
doubled scoring Greech, Farrow and
Elson for a total of nine.
.It was a Cann-Moore pitching
combination that paid off for the
locals. Art started on the mound.
Only seven batters faced him in the
first
and
into
with
plate. Higenell,
stiver scored
Wein came in on Kleinstiver’s single
in the fourth, , Moore went in
finish the game in the last part
the fourth allowing three hits
a little more than three innings
shut out the visitors,
Exeter scored their tenth run
the sixth, joe 'Creech doubled and
came home on Elson’s grounder.
EXETER
Har. Holtzman, 2b
Cann, p, 3b ...........
Creech, rf ...............
Farrow, cf .....■.........
Elson, If .............
Robinson, ss ...........
Smith, c ..................
Hennessey, lb .........
How. Holtzman, 3b ..
Moore, p ..................
two frames but in the third
fourth the Exeter twirler ran
difficulty allowing five hits
four runners crossing the
Shaw and Klein-
in the third while
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DASHWOOD
Hayter, ss .......
Higenell, rf ....
Shaw, p, lb ......
L. Durr, cf .....
N. 'Durr, If .......
R. Haugh, 3b ....
Bestard, 3b .....
Block, lib, ss ....
Wein, 2 b ..........
Kleinstiver, c ....
Heideman, p, lb
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Umpires, H. and R.
Score by Innings:
Dashwood 003 100
Exeter 000 9 01
St. Marys 14, Exeter 3
Last Friday night in St.
the Exeter Intermediates dropped a
14-3 verdict against the league
leaders.
The winners had two big innings
in the second and third scoring elev
en of their fourteen runs. Exeter
failed to' score until the seventh
when Robinson came home. Robin
son scored again in the eighth as
did Elson.
Elson with three for foux’ and
Hennessey with two for foui* were
Exeter’s top 'hitters while -Swan
with a double and two singles in
six trips to the plate was the 'lead
ing !St. Marys clouter.
EXETER—Robinson, ss; Elson,
2b; Farrow, cf; Smith, c; Reavley,
rf; Hennessey, lb; Penhale, If;
Brintnell, 3b; Moore and Cann, p.
ST. .MARYS—iGrasly and Oliver,
cf; A. Noble and Mossip, lb; R.
Marya
and R. G. Seldon
* *
Trewartha, of Holmes-
Mrs. Fred Thomson, Mr.
Lloyd Thomson, Murray
were Sunday guests of
of
the
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17.
JOURNEY TO
St Marys Trim
Centralia Nine
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With “SCOOP”
14, Exeter 3.
11, Centralia
3, Lucan 2,
at
at
— STANDINGS
Intermediate
St, Marys
Centralia
Exeter ....
Dashwood
Lucan ....
22—Hensail
24— Hensall
25— Dashwood
Cecil Mossey, Mr.
and Miss Florence
day guests of Mr.
ence .Martin, of St.
and Mrs.
Clinton.
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— RESULTS
Intermediate OBA
Exeter 10, Dashwood 4.
St, Marys
St. Marys
Dashwood
Juvenile—
Exeter-Clinton called off in
second due to rain,
* * *
— FUTURE GAMES —
Intermediate OBA
July
July
July
July
July
July
J uvenile—
July 21—Zurich at
July 25—Clinton
Girls’ Softball—
July
July
July
18—St. Marys
18—Exeter at
21—Dashwood
21—St. Marys
23'—Centralia
25—Lucan at
at Dashwood.
Lucan.
at Centralia,
at Exeter.
at St, Marys.
Centralia.
Exeter.
Lucan.
Exeter,
at Hensail.
St. Marys Intermediates shellack
ed the Centralia team on their home
diamond Friday night 11-1 in a
Perth-Huron Baseball League game.
St. Marys had revenge for two
close games they lost to Centralia
in their first two meetings.
Two-baggers by R. Noble and
Fletcher and singles by Blackman
and Swan resulted in two runs for
St. Marys in the first inning enough
to win the 'ball game after Centralia
had opened the scoring in the first
inning with their only run of the
game on a two-bagger by Burns and
a single by Coleman.
Bob Graham went all the way
for St. Marys and allowed seven
hits, issued no free passes and had
nine strikeouts. The losing pitcher,
Rimer, allowed nine hits, issued
no walks and had four strikeouts
in the four innings he worked.
Bernier, who relieved him and
pitched the last four innings, was
touched for one hit and had three
strikeouts. The leading hitters were
Burns for Centralia, with two for
four, a double and a single; Flet
cher for St. Marys, two for three,
a double and a single.
CENTRALIA — Burns, cf; Cole
man, ss; Messier, 3b; 'Rimer, p;
McIntosh, If; Robertson, 2b; Maug-
ler, rf; Phillips, c; Bernier, lb and
p; McDougal, If.
ST. MARYS—-Grasiby, cf; A. No
ble, lb; R. Noble, c; Blackman, ss;
Swan, If; (Fletcher, 2b; Hall, 3b;
Osgerby, rf; Rapid Robert Graham,
Noble, c;
p; Swan,
ley, ss; Osgerly and
Fletcher, 2b; Hall, 3b.
Umpires, H. and E.
Score by innings:
Exeter 000 001 0
St. Marys 065 021 0
Blackman and Graham,
If; Bevington and Brad-
rf;Wilson,
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Scanning
the
According to secretary George
Lawson of the Exeter Turf Club
nothing has been left undone to
make the big race meet at Exeter
next Wednesday afternoon a huge
success. ‘The track has been in per
fect shape and an extra grandstand
is being built to accommodate the
fans. There should be no delay in
getting the races started this year,
either, with the new mobile start
ing gate that the Turf Club has
secured.
* * * *
Last word received about Reg.
MacDonald, centre player and one
of the key men on last year’s cham
pion hockey team, is that he has
been removed to Westminster Hos
pital and is holding his own. Sport
fans in this district are hoping for
a speedy recovery,
* * # *
A Cann-Moore pitching combina
tion pulled Exeter out of their
slump on the home diamond Mon
day night. The two of them have
been sharing the mound duty in the
last few games and against Dash
wood the pair gave Exeter their
first win in five starts, Cann went
the route against Lucan a week ago
but the game was called at the end
of nine innings, tied up at 5-5.
* * *
In the hitting department Gord
Farrow continued to lead by a very
scant margin with a ,390 average
Joe Creech is right behind with
.389 while next in order comes Jack
Elson with .370, Harry Holtzmann
with .364 and Robby Robinson with
.295.
* * * *
There seems to he a very good
reason why St. Marys is leading
the south section of the Huron-
Perth League. According to the lo
cal boys the team practices prac
tically every night they aren’t play
ing and Recreational Director F. J.
Mills has informed his men that he
will accept any player’s uniform if
he misses more than two practices
in a row.** * *
The local Juveniles appeared to
be on the way for their first win
in Clinton, last Friday night. They
were leading by a 2-0 score when
rain forced the game in the second
inning. This Wednesday night they
meet the strong Zurich-Hensall
combination in Zurich.
* * * *
At the Intermediate hardball
game last week the Exeter Cyclone
hockey champs each received a
smart new jacket with matching
crests. They were presented to the
boys by Reeve Tuckey.
p; Bevington, ss; Wilson, rf.
Score by innings:
Centralia
St. Marys
Batteries
Phillips, R.
II
7
204 300 02x 11 10
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100 000 000 1
E
6
5
— Riiper, Bernier (5),
Graham, R. Noble.
All eleven
Monday
nament
Bowling
skipped
the first prize with three wins plus
26. The Exeter rink of W- H. Pollen,
J. M. Southcott * . IMMMI
took third prize with 2 wins plus
greens were filled
night, in the Trebles tour-
sponsored by the Exeter
Club. The Seaforth rink
by J. Hotham carried off
* -st-
One of Exeter’s most enthusiastic
ball players and one of the youngest
on the Intermediate team is Jack
Hennessey, the agile first-sacker.
It's for sure that no one practices
harder and oftener than Jack who
shows it by the stylish way he han
dles himself on the -bag. Not content
with the practice he gets with the
Intermediates, iSaturday afternoon
saw him working out with the
Juveniles. Jack’s hitting is improv
ing each time out, too.
8 TH LINE BLANSHARD
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth. Langford
and Walter spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs.
ville.
Mr. and
and Mrs.
and Anne
Mr. and Mrs, George Hopkins,
Mitchell.
Miss Marion Parkinson returned
to London after spending the
three weeks holidaying at
home.
Mrs. Jas. Mossey, Kathleen,
Wesley Mossey
Kirk were Sun-
and Mrs. Clar-
Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, of
Science Hill, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper,
Ruth and Glare were Sunday even
ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Facey, of Welburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Westman
and Barbara, of Granton, were
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Hooper.
Mrs. Orval Langford and John,
of Saintsbury, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Fred Pattison.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Thomson
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. R. N. Spence.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Facey,
Beth and Lorna, Misses Edna and
Florence Facey, of Picton, and Mr.
George Channel, of Bloomfield,
spent Thursday evening with Mr
and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper.
Mr. Milton Hooper & Son sold
their wagon show team last week.
Mrs. Frank Langford, Mr. < j Mrs. Orval Langford and John,
Saintsbury, were Sunday guests
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Langford.
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