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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-28, Page 11YAMAHA CLEAR OUT SALE Of remaining 1979 bikes XS1100F PRICES SLASHED ON ALL MODELS IN STOCK XS1 100F $3,649. plus P.D.I. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! ELDER ENTERPRISES] SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT. 1 mile West and I Mile'South of Hensall YAMAHA C CHAMPIONSHIP— The C.Ber's took the C championship of the Exeter men's bowling league this past season. Presented with their awards Wednesday were (back row) Gary Wurm, Gary Ford and Tony Mattucci. Front are Wayne Edwards, Bob Willis, Gord Kirk, Kevin •Wurm and Gerald Willis. Missing was Alex Meikle. Photo by Terry SchWartzentruber Ausable Nomads attend London spring campout O.B.'S ON TOP — The 0,13.'s emerged as A league champions of the Exeter mens' bowling league. Receiving their awards at Wednesday's banquet were (back row) Paul Mason, Fred Wells and Wayne Pearce. In the front row are Marvin Bower, Bill Farquhar, Scott Burton and Jack Fuller. 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Other activities included a church service and sunday school, games for children and adults and a pancake break- fast. Many units had to be towed from the grounds because of mud and water, but, thank- fully, the Nomads were able to leave unassisted. Cowgirls win again The Crediton Cowgirls scored their third victory in four starts in the Middlesex- Huron ladies softball league Monday night by defeating Biddulph 15-10. The Crediton, girls meet Denfield in Arva Thursday night and Monday they play host to St. Peters. The Cowgirls moved ahead with three runs in each of the first two innings and were never headed. Deb Lord led the Crediton batting attack with two home runs and a single. She was also the winning pitcher holding Biddulph to nine hits. Wilma Lagerwerf was next in the hitting parade with a round triple and a single. Adding one hit apiece for the Crediton club were Shelley Weber. Michelle Vandergunst. Sandy O'Neill, Carol Stuart, Itate Stilson arid Barb Wein. Twelve families and two guest families of the Ausable River Nomads attended the Spring O.P.A. campout, hosted by the London and area chapters of the National Campers and Hikers Park gets soccer ti • Sunday afternoon Huron Park and Forest played. to, a 3-3 tie in .40Sahle Soccer league play offs • Phil Volkewan opened the scoring early in.the first half for Forest, Ed Raine replied midway through the first half for Huron Park on an excellent pass from Gary Muln The Park went ahead on a goal by Paul VandeWalle, It was 2-1 for Huron Park at halftime. Only minutes into the second half Ed Raine scored' to up the Huron Park lead to 3 to 1. After taking the two goal lead the Parlt seemed to go into a shell. Forest took advantage of this and Mike Campbell scored twice and the game ended 3-3 at full time, Huron Park's next game is Sunday, June 1 at Huron Park. The oppo$ition will be Taxandria. Game time 2 p.m. The Dashwood Tigers got off to a flying start in the Huron-Perth senior baseball league Friday night as they scored a convincing 14-2 victory over the Thorndale Athletics. The Tigers were at home to Dorchester last night Tugday and will play host to a London junior club at the Dashwood park Friday night at 8 p.m. The only Thorndale runs came in single fashion in the first two innings. The Tigers counted with a single run in the second inning and added three more in the third frame to go ahead to stay. They scored once more in the fifth. A five run Tiger rally in the sixth inning was powered by a grand slam home run by Dave Scott. Their final four runs came in the seventh. The 12 hit Dashwood at- tack was led by Dan Heywood with three hits, Getting two hits apiece were Barry Baynham, Bob Hoffman, Glen Thurman and Fred Robinson in addition to the homer by Dave Scott. Tiger manager Joe Fulop used a total of five pitchers. Perry Stover was the starting hurler, He allowed three hits and two runs in a two inning stint. Following on the mound were Dan Heywood, John Bruijns; Barry Baynham and Brian Rader. The four were able to hold Thorndale hitless. Heywood and Bruijns were 'ble to get three strikeouts rlawn bowlers underway Clarence Down and Nancy Micks shared top honours in Thursday's competition at the Exeter lawn bowling club. They each scored two victories with aggregates of 24. , Placing third with an aggregate of 20 in addition to two victories was Ella Warrender. Miles McDonald was next with an aggregate of 18 and Stan Roth was next with 16. In Saturday's action, Garnet Hicks was the winner with two wins, an aggregate of 30 and plus of 10. Isabel Rogerson was next with double wins, a 23 aggregate and plus of 7. Edith Love and Olive Harvey were deadlocked for third with aggregates of 21. Will Etherington, Emma Campbell and Olive Hicks completed the prize list. 410