HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-06-22, Page 11Hensail leads rec loop
As the Exeter and district
men’s recreational softball
league finishes up its first
month of operation, the team
from Hensall heads the loop
with a total of twelve points
as they’ve won their past six
ball games.
Tied for second spot are
Gord’s and Dashwood
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Industries with eight points
while the defending league
champions Crescent Rolls
find themselves in third spot
with seven points.
One of the two new teams
this year the Carpetbaggers,
are keeping pace with a total
of six points.
Only one point behind the
carpet crew are Usborne
while the Times Advocate is
struggling along in seventh
spot with four points.
Occupying the cellar is
another of the new entries,
' Mt. Carmel.
In action this past week
Hensall doubled up Usborne
8-4, Gords defeated the
Carpetbaggers 10-7 and
Dashwood Industries nipped
the T-A 5-4.
On Monday, Hensall beat
Gords 7-3, the Carpetbaggers
edged Usborne 8-6, the
Crescent Rolls tripled the
score on the T-A 18-6 and
Dashwood Industries
walloped Mt. Carmel 36-7.
HxOTi °?G? W.N A.LL ~ Th® Hot Dogs won the Tuesday and grand championship in the Ex-
eter laches bowling league. They received Gould and Jory and Widmeyer trophies. Back, left,
Liz Varley, Joyce Cooper, Joan Heywood and Marilyn Pritchard. Front, Ruth Durand, captain
Barb Hearn, Peg Hunter-Duvar and Carole Hockey. photo
Produce 45 runs
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Tiger bats are booming
School on next week Times-Advocate, June 22, 1978 Page 11
Motocross at Varna
The final race of the Hully
Gully spring motocross
series blasts off this Sunday
at Varna with preliminaries
starting at 11.30 a.m. and the
major events at 1.30 p.m.
Over 300 riders are ex
pected for the event in
cluding series leader Jim
Bearss of Springfield.
The overall junior winner
will take home a 1978 Rm
Suzuki and the top schoolboy
will win an all-expense week
at the Gary Bailley
motocross school at Hully
Gully.
The school starts June 26
and is being conducted by
world renowned motocross
racer, teacher and author
Prof. Gary Bailley of Acton,
Virginia.
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Mr. Bailley teaches six
months each year and
Canada is fortunate to have
his motocross skills at this
week-long training session.
All aspects of motocross
from before race day
preparation to diet, training
and riding are included. The
cost including room and
board is $200.
IfARNESSRACESThe Dashwood Tigers went
on a batting rampage this
week scoring a total of 45
runs as they picked up two
victories in three Huron-
Perth baseball outings.
Friday night on their home
field, the Tigers downed the
Thorndale seniors by a score
of 14-4, Sunday in Lambeth
they dropped a 6-5 decision to
the Byron juniors and
Monday night they ran
roughshod over the Thorn
dale juniors 25-3.
In their only outing this
coming week, the Tigers will
be at home Friday night to
the London Diamonds. Game
time is 8 p.m.
In running over the
Thorndale juniors 25-3 the
Dashwood club scored in
every inning but the second,
collecting 20 hits.
Jim Dietrich led the attack
with four hits, all singles.
Noel Skinner and Barry
Baynham were next with
three hits apiece and playing
MASON HEADS
TRAP SHOOTERS
Larry Mason with a score
of 24 led the claybird gun
club trap competition
Wednesday.
Jody Mosurinjohn with a
) score of 23 was the runnerup.
Rick Schroeder and Kit
chener Pavlick were
deadlocked for third spot
with 21
each.
Grant
with 19,
scored 18, Glen Vickery had
a 15, Darrell Preszcator
scored 13 and Eric Delves
had'a score of four.
plate hit a home run, double
and two singles.
Next in the 15 hit Dash
wood attack came Rob
Dickey and Jim Dietrich
with three hits apiece.
John Hayter was next with
two hits, but, they were big
ones. He collected five runs
batted in with home run
blasts in the first and fourth
innings.
Adding one hit each were
Tom Hayter, Doug Fairbairn
and Barry Baynham.
FASTBALL
manager Glen Thurman and
John Hayter each added two
base hits. Getting one hit
apiece were Rob Dicey,
Perry Stover and Doug
Fairbairn.
Bob Hoffman was the
victorious Dashwood pitcher
holding the opposition to only
five well scattered hits.
Barry Baynham with three
singles and two runs led the
Tigers in their 6-5 losing
cause to Byron. The winning
run came in the bottom of the
seventh.
Singles by Barry
Baynham, Noel Skinner and
Jim Dietrich allowed the
Tigers to score three runs in
the second inning.
The other two Tiger tallies
came in the fourth and were
produced by a single by Noel
Skinner and a single by
Baynham.
Perry Stover was the
starting and losing pitcher
for Dashwood. He allowed
only seven hits.
Jim Guenther led the
Tigers at the plate and on the
pitching hill in Friday’s 14-4
decision over Thorndale.
Guenther held the op
position to seven well
scattered hits and at the
Ladies gross
to Jo Vallis
Jo Vallis was the low gross
winner at Tuesday’s ladies
competition at the Exeter
Golf and Country club.
Low net honours went to
Lois Snell, Ann Helm
required the fewest number
of putts and Barb Harrison
was judged the most honest
golfer.
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