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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-17, Page 11HE'S SAFE — Dave Woodward safely slides across home plate with the Exeter juvenile's third run in Sunday's tilt as pitcher Scott Boussie falls in his Attempt to get to the squeeze bunt dropped down by Joe Becker. Buy a new by Sept. 30 and take advantage of your choice of one of these special offers. I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1111 I I 1 I I 1. I I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I • I I r Hully Gully gives you a choice of two great ways to save $ See the exciting new 1981 Arctic Cat Snowmobiles at our OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND FRIDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY SEPT. 19, 20 and 21 $50002 Worth of extras FREE Choose anything you want from our stock of parts,garments and accessories, snowmobile suits, helmets, gloves, boots, sweaters, hats, speedometers, tachometers, electric starters, trailers, snowmobile covers and so on ex- cluding I. nx and Kitty Cat. See us for selection, professional service and very attractive prices • Factory reps on hand FREE BREAKFAST AND LUCKY pRAWS When You Buy 'terietimmemenetetemesesieme----- from Holly Gully nobody asks why." 150 .NEW MACHINES IN STOCK CANADA'S LARGEST ARCTIC CAT DEALER NEW HOURS: TUES.-SAT. 8.6 THURS. Be. FRI. TILL 9. SUNDAY 1.5 CLOSED MONDAYS JUST OFF HWY 4 13ETWEEN HENSALL AND BR UC FIELD SERVICE Auto liuml kmmlcd Main 41reat Exelqr. OM Starting Sat., Sept, 27 our service department will be opened 9 2. Auto,-Rued 235-1100 `Your Authorized Volkswagen dealer for Huron County'.. The Exeter pee wees were playoffs Monday as they lost eliminated from, the Western 11-2 to Wingham in the fifth ontar ta athletic association; and deciding game. The two clubs Split the two previous games. Exeter won 15.8 Wednesday and Wingham tied the series Thursday with a 12-7 win, The Exeter boys collected only four singles in Monday's erucial game, Scott Lovie led with two hits and Jeff Pfaff and Scott Lovie contributed one each.. Jef f Pfaff was Exeter's Starting pitcher. Re gave up 10 hits and one walk. Scott Lovie finished up allowing one hit. Exeter 15- Wirighem Wingham were leading 6.2 at the end of the fourth. Marty Taylor and George Pratt had scored for Exeter after receiving free passes in the second.e Sean Whiteford had Exeter's only hit, a triple in the Ninth but was left stranded. The top of the fifth saw fourteen Exeter batters at the plate collecting eight runs on five, hits five walks and one error. The hits all singles came from Jeff Pfaff, Rick Gilfillan, Marty Taylor, George Pratt and Scott Lovie. With a 10-6 lead Exeter held Wingham in the fifth and picked up one run in the sixth on singles by Pratt and Lovie. , Wingham brought one across in the sixth to make it 11-7. Huron Park Minor Hockey REGISTRATION September 13 '& 20 loa,m.- I p.m. Fee $30.00 $10. penalty it not paid by Dec. 1, 1980. Coaches, managers & trainers needed. General Meeting 1:30 p.m. September 20 HURON PARK ANNEX Anyone interested in coaching, training, managers please attend. TRY OUTS For the Exeter Hawks Junior AlY Team Sun., Sept. 21 12;00 to 2:00 HURON PARK ARENA All positions are open and all eligible players are in- vited to attend. proud 8111101111COMM BRIAN'S SNOWMOBILE AND MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS DothwbOd, Ontario PHONE 2374322 Brian Xipfer Proprietor Newest authorized sales & service center for Pioneer Chainsaws...the cutting machines. 11 ...the Chainsaw people • • - ••••••-• re,...",,,Pft*".V.M.."-,,,.‘`:: Loser to Win. lham Pee wees eliminated Scott's Leather Tack Shop 120 Sanders W, Exeter, Ont. 235-0694. Boulet Western Boots Stetson Hats Lee Boot Cut Jeans & Jackets Western Shirts & Belts Riding Equipment Horse Health Centre ---- Special - Lee coloured Jeans $12. pair, Four runs crossed the plate in the seventh as Exeter took a 15-7 lead on singles by. Gilfillan and Taylor and a home run from Sean Whiteford. Wingham scored one in the Seventh before the side retired. Jeff Pfaff went the pitcher distance for Exeter giving up 5 hits and 6 walks. Wingham 12 - Exeter 7 Wingham took an early lead in the first scoring four runs. Exeter picked up two in the second on singles by Rick Gilfillan, Sean Whiteford and George Pratt. They narrowed the gap to 4.3 in the fourth on singles from Gilfillan and Scott Bogart. Wingharn picked up two in the fifth to lead 6-3 then added four in the sixth to make it 10-3. Exeter pulled in one unearned run in the sixth but Wingham 'came back to make it 12-4 in the top of the seventh. Three runs crossed the plate for Exeter in the seventh before the side was retired stranding three men on base. Scott Lovie was the losing pitcher giving up eight hits and 10 free passes. Bergman wins at Ironwood Ken Bergman fired a 37 to win the "A" flight com- petition in Tuesday's regular men's night at the Ironwood golf course. Bergman recorded six pars and one birdie on the way to his score of 37. The low net winner was Gabby Mol with a 31. In "Be flight, Brad Murray's 41 was best in low gross and net honours went to Marvin Bower. Walt Tiedeman with a 46 was the low gross winner in "C" flight and Joe Bailey took low net. Ivor Small has won the Ironwood club's match play championship. Five tie at Kippen Identical scores of 24 enabled Lloyd Venner, , John - Anderson, Calvin Christie, Bill Boussey and Jack Bell to lead the 16 competitors at Tuesday's regular shoot at the Kippen gun club. Next in line with 23 hits each were Jack Mills and Al Kyle while Roy Larnport, Ed Miller and Mery Batkin scored 22 each. The balance of the scores were Wayne McBride and Murray Christie 19, Bryan Beer 15 and Dennis McBride. Time for fitness is time on Your Side. 41 ,1 R napatnon TI{Carodur MI era Inenransh,. It takes a lot to be a good chainsaw dealer. And a lot more to be a Pioneer Chainsaw dealer. Pioneer is pretty fussy, That's why we're so pleased about this appointment. It's your assurance of reliable, economical, functional, field-proven Pioneer chainsaws (there's One engineered just for your cutting needs), backed by quality service and original equipment parts replacement. We're proud to be your neighborhood's straight- talking, straight-cuttire Pioneer dealer. We know you'll like doing business here. The Kirkton Midget girls clinched the Tri-County league playoff championship Thursday night wilt., an 8-3 victory over Mount Brydges. In the round robin playoff Kirkton won two games over Byron and one against Mount Brydges along with a previous Mount Brydges loss to Byron making it impossi- ble for either club to catch Kirkton. Kirkton came up with some good fielding plays to stop any prospective Mount Brydges rallies. A long hit by a Mount Brydges player to deep left field was thrown in by out- fielder Laurie Simpson to shortstop and then to borne to nip the batter at the plate in trying to stretch it into a homer. More trouble was averted in the bottom of the seventh when Mount Brydges had the base loaded and trailing by only one run and Joan Cooper snagged a hard line drive and turned it into a double play. Brenda Iredale with a tri- ple and single led the Kirkton batters at the plate. Joan Cooper and Patti Willis contributed two singles apiece while Jane Simpson tripled and Jane Sims added a single. Sunday Jane Simpson and Brenda Iredale represented Kirkton on an all star midget team in St. Marys, Joan Cooper was chosen for the team's sportsmanship award. Kirkton team members are Brenda Iredale, Jane Sims. Barb Down, Joan Cooper. Patti Willis', Jane Simpson. Laurie Simpson, Marg Miller. Cindy Down, Janice Burgin, Corinne Weernink. Val Stephens, Sandra Fletcher. Deb Taylor and Cheryl Cann. The coaches are Bob and. Pat Down. Tirnros, vocate, September 17, 1980 l.11 Win Tri-County title Kirkton.girk victorious