HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-20, Page 15B CHAMPIONS — Taking the B division of the first ever Exeter and area mens' rec fastball league tournament held this past weekend were the Crescent Rolls of Exeter. Members of the winning team are (back row) Larry BeuerMan, Jack
Straughan, Kevin Doupe, John McNehly, Jim DeBlock, Jim Russell and Bill Brock. In the front row are Ray Mills, Al Quinn,
John Miners, Ron Bogart and Joe Darling. T-A photo
With. 17 victories
Times-Advocate, August 20, 1980 Poe 15
CO wgirls win title
The •Crecliton Cowgirls
edged Parkhill 4-3 Thursday
night in a fast seven inning
game finished in fifty
minutes to win the district
ladies softball cham-
pionship,
The Crediton club finished
with a record of 17 wins and
three losses while the Lucan
Rookies lost their first place
hold the same night by losing
to Nairn and ending with 16
victories and four defeats,
The Cowgirls will meet
'East ,Williams in the first
game of the playoffs in Ailsa
Craig Thursday night and
back in Crediton Monday
night at 9:00 p.m.
Two runs in the bottom of
the sixth inning clinched
Thursday's win for the
Cowgirls, Shelley Weber and
Sandy O'Neill opened the in-
ning with singles and both
around to score.
The girls played excellent
defensive ball and started
Bergman wins.
Ken Bergman fired a $4 to
win the low, gross prize in the
"A" flight at Tuesday's
regular men's night at the
Ironwood golf course,
Randy Evans with a 31, was
best in net while Mike Cush-
man with a 41 was low gross
in the "B" flight and Don
Heywood took low net with a
32.
In "C" flight Ron Heywood
was the winner at 45 with
Walt Tiedeman one stroke
back at 46, The low net
winners were John Skelding
and Jerry MacLean,
Norm Whiting and Ken
Varley took gross and net
honours, respectively in "D"
flight. . •
using their bats in the,• third
inning. Liz Pertschy reached
first on an error in the third
inning and scored the first
Crediton run off the bat of
Deb Lord. Singles Wilma
Lagerwerf and Faye Hayter
sent Sandy O'Neill home
with the second run for the
winners in the fourth frame,
Back to back triples by T.
Creces and C. Brydges sent
the first Parkhill run home
in the fourth.
Joyce Steeper's double
sent Beth Brass home for
Parkhill in the fifth and ,
another hit by Joyce Steeper
sent the final run in in the
seventh..
Deb Lord was the winning
pitcher for Crediton while
Janet Sadler handled
pitching duties for Parkhill.
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Merner Construction of
Clinton 64 in the B semi-
final.
The. MainstreamerS
gained the B semifinal with
a 6-3 win over the Hensall
Legion and a 9-5 loss to the
Exeter Carpetbaggers.
Merners defeated
Hurondale of the Exeter
league 10-4 and lost to the
Exeter Hawks 7-3 in the
tournament's first game
Saturday.
In other games played
during the two day tour-'
nament which featured six
teams from the local rec
league and two teams each
from Clinton, Seaforth and
Zurich, 'the Blue-birds
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The Exeter .and. area
men's rec' fastball league. is
in the midst. of playoffs with
all ten teams involved.
In the 4 series Hensall
defeated Hurondale 84 and
Crescent Rolla dumped the
Hawks .8-8 Monday in
'Exeter, Roth series: are a.
best two out of three,
In the B division' playoffs
one series is all tied up, one
could be finished and only
Midgets in
00A. .play
The Exeter midgets
eliminated Clinton in three.
straight games and have
Advanced to the., Ontario
Baseball' Association
playoffs.
The first opposition for they
Exeter club will come from
Bolton. Dates have not yet
been set.
The locals wrapped up the
• series with Clinton with
decisive 25-16 and 15-3 vic-
tories,
one game has been played in.
the third series,.
Gordy and McKnights are
tied at one win apiece With
Cords winning Wednesday
124 and Meicnights. coming
back Monday .with. an 8,4
win.
In the series between.
Dashwood Industries a
protest has been filed over
the Les Pines 5-0 win over
DIL Wednesday. In their
game Monday the Les Pines
edged the wood workers 6-5,
The Carpetbaggers and
Mt. Carmel have played only
a single contest with the
Baggers winning 6-4.
The games in the B
division, are also a best two
out of three.
The following are the final
standings during regular
season play; Hensall 26;
Hawks 25; Crescent Rolls 21;
Hurondale 20; Car-
petbaggers 19; Gords 18;
DIL 14; Les Pines 13;
McKnights 1,3 and Mt.
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The first ever Exeter and
area men's rec fastball
tournament proved to be a
very successful venture with
teams from Zurich and
Exeter walking away with
most of the silverware.
In the A final the Dominion
Tavern defeated the other
entry from Zurich; the D.J.'s
12-3 to take the Molson Cup
and a cheque. for $150. For
their efforts the D.J.'s
received $100.
In the B final the Crescent
Rolls of Exeter defeated the
Seaforth Mainstreeters 3-1 to
win $100 and a trophy
donated by RSD Sports Den
of Exeter.
Named the tournament's
most valuable pitcher was
the Tavern's Brian Hodgins
who allowed only four runs in
four games.
Leadoff batter for the
Mainstreeter's, Brian
Cooper, was named ,the
tournament's most valuable
player.
The Tavern team found
themselves in _the A final as
the result of three straight
victories. In their opening
game Saturday morning
they bested Hurondale of the
Exeter league 8-0 and then
blanked the Hawks of Exeter
7-0 Saturday evening.
In the A division semi-final
Sunday the Tavern bested
the Clinton Bluebirds 8-1.
The Crescent Rolls who
were the Only Exeter team to
reach the finals of either the
A or 13' divisions lost their
first game of the tournament
6-1 to the Seaforth Teachers
Saturday afternoon.
The Rolls defeated Gords
Variety of Exeter 11-4 and
received a bye into the B
final against the Seaforth
Mainstreeters who defeated
Exeter Strikers lost 3-0 to
Lucan-Two in squirt-division
soccer in Lucan, Wednesday.
The Strikers competed.
with,only nine players. Even
Burton,:.pOsts
lowest' Store
Helen Burton recorded'the
lowest score and also fired
the longest drive • during
Tuesday's ladies monkey
golf tournament at the'
Exeter golf and country
club.
The prize for the least
number, of putts went to
Grace . Farquhar, Phyl
Lawton was neared to the
hole on number three and
Louise Giffin was judged the
most honest golfer.
Hidden hold prizes were
won by Jeannette Turner
and Gert Beaver while door
prizes were won by Doris
Miller, Grace Farquhar,
Janie McDowell, Dorothy
Marks, Louise Giffin and
Marj Pollen.
A successful penny sale
was held after a delicious
buffet luncheon.
defeated Hensall and the
Carpetbaggers by scores of
7-5 and 7-0-respectively, the
Zurich D.J.'s hammered
Gord's Variety 10-2 and won
over the Teachers 6-3.
Tournament organizer
Larry Beuermansaid he was
pleased with the tournament
and complimented the many
members of the Exeter
league who assisted in the
tournament's running.
Providing the umpires for
the tournament was tne
London Umpires
Association.
Net proceeds from the
tourney will go towards the
fund raising campaign for
the community park.
so, Exeter held the league-
leading Lucan side 1-0 until
about 10 minutes from full
time, when they were hit for
two quick goals.
Lucan-Two finished their
minor. soccer season un-
defeated. Finals will be held
in Nairn in September, with
dates to be announced!
David Schwindt, normally
a defender, kept goal for the
Strikers, and keptit well. He
saved on a penalty-kick late
in the game, and otherwise
performed Solidly.
The short-sided Exeter
team also got excellent work
from its other eight players;.
Steven Sillery, Mark and
Jeff Burton, Robbie
McLelland, Jason Heywood,
Brett Rideout, Peter
McAlister and Stephen
Cregan.
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Poplar Hill 6 Ailsa Craig 3
Sylvan 8 West Corners 5
Exeter 4 Nairn 3
Nairn 11 Lieury Jets
Exeter 9 West Corners 1
Ailsa Craig 8 Lucan 7
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