HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-08-18, Page 17SENIOR BEST — The top performers in the senior division of Sunday's
Lucan Fair talent show are shown above. From the left are runnerup
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Officials of the Huron-Perth
intermediate baseball league met
recently to name the league's
most valuable players and make
arrangements for the playoffs.
After discussion of more than
an hour between team
representatives, the most
valuable player award was split
between John Hayter of the
Dashwood Tigers and Don
McDonald of the Clinton Colts.
The other candidates for this
honour were Pete Glover of the
Crediton Mets and Doug Byers of
Thorndale.
Jim Guenther, another
valuable member of the Dash-
wood Tigers won two individual
awards, Guenther was the top
pitcher with a half dozen vic-
tories to his credit and led in
home runs with five.
COMING TO EXETER — Buddy
Morrow conductor of The Tommy
Dorsey Orchestra, is recognized
as one of the all time. great trom-
bone players. His great
musicianship has been evident
through the years and first came
to the public eye when he was
featured with leading orchestras
such as Tommy Dorsey, Paul
Whitman, Artie Shaw and Jimmy
Dorsey, and as staff musician
with many of the major radio and
television shows. The Dorsey
orchestra will be in Exeter on
Saturday, September 3 for the
opening of the South Huron Rec
Centre,
Rec fastball
With several games remaining
in the regular schedule in the
Exeter and district rec ball
league, Henson holds down first
place.
The Hensall club has a total of
27 points, one more than the
second place Crescent Rolls.
Gord's Variety is in second place
and the Rookies are fourth,
Usborne with 18 points is in
fifth spot, the T-A next with 15,
the Northlanders have 10 points
and DIL bring up the rear with
seven points.
This week's scores were:
Gord's 13 - T-A 9
Hensall 16 - Northlander 3
T-A 15 - DIL 3
Cord's 13 - Usborne 1
Rookies 8 - Hensall 5
Crescent Rolls18 - Northlander 9
Paul Bprtliff and Doc Miller,
both of Clinton each hit four home
runs and Mark Nicholson of
Clinton and Perry Stover of
Dashwood were next in line in
pitching with five victories
apiece.
The . Dashwood Tigers who
eliminated the Crediton Mets will
meet either Clinton or Thorndale
for the league championship. The
deciding game in this series was
played last night, Wednesday in
Clinton.
Dashwood leads Crediton by
one game in a best-of-five series
to decide which club will advance
in OBA playoffs in the "D"
division, Clinton will advance in
"t"' and Thorndale is the London
and District rep in the "D"
classification,
The annual Huron-Perth
banquet will be held October 1 at
the Pineridge Chalet when all
trophies will be presented.
Zurich fastball
tourney planned
The second annual Zurich
fastball tournament scheduled
for Saturday, August 20 promises
to be an interesting and exciting
one.
Eight top," notch teams from
Western Ontario will be par-
ticipating in the one day event.
They include the Zurich
Buckeyes, Exeter Royals,
Goderich, Brussels, Elmira,
Clinton, Lieury and South Zorra.
The first of 10 games will get
underway at 8 a.m. with the
championship contest slated for
.8:45 p.m.
Lucan , soccer
clubs win
The Lucan minor soccer teams
came up with four victories over
St, Marys Saturday in regular
league play and three of the wins
came by way of shutouts.
Kevin Koricina scored four
times to lead the Lucan squirts to
a 7-0 victory. Mark Morrissey
was next with a two goal effort
and Ron Van Geel added a single
score. Ian Craig gained the
shutout.
In atom play, Lucan also
scored a lopsided 7-0 win. Jesse
Crawford was the top marksman
with four goals to his credit,
Scoring in single fashion were
Rick Emery, Erin McComb and
Brent Fowles, The shutout was
recorded by Gerry Emery.
Joe Van Boxmeer, Ted Hall
and Rob Black each scored on
goal to lead- the Lucan
mosquitoes to their 3-0 win. Al
Craig and Rob Black shared the
shutout.
Scoring for Lucan pee wees in
their 3-2 decision over St. Marys
were Eric Drost, Mark De Boer
and AI Craig.
In exhibition play, the Lucan
girls downed Clinton by a score of
5-1, Heather Hodgson with a four
goal performance led the winning
scoring attack. Adding the odd
marker was Carol Manders,