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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-06-15, Page 14Pogo 14 Times -Advocate, June 15, 1983 Royals get two victories The Exeter Royals scored two victories in three starts this week in the Southwestern Fastball league to up their season record to six wits and four defeats. Thurday. the Royals doubl- ed the score 6-3 on Lieury, Friday they edged Ilderton 4-3 and Sunday they were on the short end of a 5-2 score to Bryanston. The next action for the Royals is Thursday night when they play host to Nairn at Exeter Community Park at 9 p.m. and Sunday they travel to Sylvan. Thursday the Royals travelled to Lieury and came home with a 6-3 win. Lieury opened the scoring in the first inning as Lloyd Mathers reached on an error, Gary McMaster reached on an er- ror and Les Prury singled to drive in two runs: The Royals scored one run in the seond inning as Phil Turner singled and scored on Brian Hodgins single. They tied the game at 2-2 in the fourth as Brian Hodgins singled and scored on Barry Baynham's single. They took the lead in the fifth inning as Brian Hodgins reached on an error, Doug Pearson fly ball was dropped and Mike Des- jardine singled. They went ahead 5-2 in the sixth as Dan Heywood singl- ed and Paul McKnight strok- ed on r.b.i. single. GM HURON MOTOR PRORSCT$ SALES — SERVICE — LEASING Is Now Located At: 518 Main Street Exeter. Ont. Please notetour new telephone number 519.235.0341$ Ports and Accessories General Repairs Pontiac Buick Cadillac GMC Trucks 'See Us Today... We Make Good Deals" RABBIT SALE Prices Slashed i,I 01/x' i to Rabbit L * * * This Week Only 1983 Rabbit LS Now$8675 4 door, diesel 4 speed, frost blue metallic paint, am/fm radio, block heater, floor mats. Was $9555 1983 Rabbit LS Now $8350 2 door, gas automatic, frost blue metallic paint, am/fm radio, floor mats. Was $9110 All prices include and are calcul trade-ins. 1983 Rabbit L Now $8175 2 door, diesel, 4 speed mahogany paint, rear wiper washer, am; fm radio, block heater and floor mats. Was $8710 1983 Rabbit LS Now $7950 2 door, gas 4 speed mahogany paint, rear wiper washer, am 'fm radio, floor mats. Was $8500 freight and PDI ated with no Auto - Rund Main Street. South, Exeter Toll Free 1-800.265-7034 235.1100 tllliliF - - _ .11•••• =.0••••• Lieury scored one run in the sixth but the Royal completed the scoring in the seventh ad- ding ol,e run as Mike Desjar- dine walked Barry Baynham singled and Dan Heywood doubled. Brad Marsden went the distance for the Royals allow- ing five hits while striking out eight batters and walking one. Eric Bulgin and Glen Thompson worked for Lieury alloying six runs on nine hits while striking out eight batters. Friday night the Royals travelled to Ilderton and came home with a close 4-3 win. They opened the scoring in the first inning as Gary Skin- ner doubled, Paul McKnight singled and Brian Hodgins doubled. They went ahead 3-0 in the second inning as Mike Desjar- dine singled, Barry Baynham doubled and Dan Heywood Angled. Ilderton fought back in the fourth inning scoring three runs on four hits. The Royals got the winning run in the top of the seventh when Barry Baynham singl- ed and scored on Paul McKnights sacrifice fly. Brian Hodgins started for the Royals and was knocked out in the fourth inning allow- ing four hits while striking out four batters. Dan Heywood came in on relief and picked up the win with a strong effort allowing only one hit while striking'out six batters. Murray Morrison took the loss for Ilderton allowing nine hits while 'Striking out two batters. Sunday night Exeter hosted the Bryanston team and lost a 5-2 game in eight innings. Bryanston opened the scor- ing in the fourth inning as Bob Cornish doubled, Bruce Par- nall singled and scored as Dennis Carty singled. The Royals tied the game at 2-2 in the sixth as Dan Heywood singled, Jeff Lindenfield singled and Gary Skinner singled. Bryanston scored three runs in the top of the eighth to take the win. Paul Gilmour homered to lead the eighth and singles by Bruce Partial) and Dennis Carty pushed across two more runs. Dan Heywood took the loss for the Royals although he threw well, striking out 13 Bryanston batters while allowing six hits. Brian Hodgins finished up allowing one hit in two thirds of an inning. Dennis Carty picked up the win in relief of Bruce Parnall. They combined to strike out 10 Royal batters while giving up seven hits. • FOOTBALL AWARDS — Panther senior coach Ron Bogart hands out special football owl) SHDHS athletic banquet to Steve Riddell, Dove Rowcliffe, Steve Batten and Jamie Chaffe. s at Tuesday's T -A photo. Faye Gaiser makes regional cage team' Faye Gaiser has set some goals in her life and has just achieved one of them. Faye, daughter of Don and Maida Gaiser, Dashwood, whs_ selected to play on the Southwestern Ontario regional basketball team. The team of 10 girls will play against the six other regions at the Ontario Sum- mer Games held in Sudbury, September 2-5. To be fair to all areas, especially the widespread north, there will be no team practice prior to an intensive week at Waterloo University, July 17-23. All six teams will be practicing together at this Junior Development Pro- gram camp. Faye, a grade 12 student at South Huron has been a pro- minent and dedicated player of South Huron's successful basketball team. High school coach Terry O'Rourke was chosen to Without team practices, Faye must stay in top shape by conditioning on her own. The team will play by F.I.B.A. rules which dictates a faster game than the highschool rules. The referee seldom touches the ball and there is less chance for the coach to advise as there is lit- tle game stoppage. Playing on this team may be a stepping stone to bigger things for Faye. University and provincial teams play by F.I.B.A. rules and she will have the experience of play- ing with the best girls in'the province. It will also help her highschool game as the Pan- thers will go for another great season. There is also a regional boys team. South Huron athletes John Mol and Steve Merner made it to the final try out in London. Merrier was out in the first round but Mol was chosen as an alter- nate. If one of the first 10 is in- jured he will be called up to play. The boys' program is much like the girls. Mark Ortelli of Mitchell was the on- ly Huron -Perth basketball player to make the team. Hully Gully results House League Motocross race action continued Satur- day at Hully Gully with over 50 competitors competing for both ribbons and points. Sun- ny skies helped to brighten the spirits of the young and old competitors. The results are as follows: Pee wee A - Pat Poulin, London; Kevin Reeve, Lon- don; Steve Bulyovsky, Nor- wich. Pee wee B - Larry Zehr, Tavistock; Mike Griffiths, Pt. Franks; Scott Lindsay, St. Marys. Pee wee C - Robert Bulyovsky, Norwich. Mini - Diggers - Scott Zimmer, Stratford. Enduro A -John Spear, Woodstock. Enduro C - Shawn Holiday, St. Marys; Mike Lewis, Sarnia; Stephen • Caulfield, Stratford. Novice A - Greg Parsons, Exeter; Jeff Bruinsma, Goderich; Her- man Bardoel, Putnam. Novice B - Rob Hewitt, Woodstock; Kelly Gauvin, London; Kevin Lupton, Wat- ford. Novice C - Ron Bardoel, Putnam; John Curry, Lon- don; Steve Kostuk, London. Junior A - Hugo Maaskant, Clinton. Junior B - Brian Keys, Seaforth; Norm Williams,. Watford; Harold Davis, Pickering. Junior C - Fred Wallis - London. The next House League Motocross race will be this Saturday with a special trophy day, where riders will be awarded trophies for their day's winnings instead of weekly ribbons. MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob Lammie Bus: (519) 235-1525 Res: (519) 229-6678 136 Main St. N . Exeter, Ontario NOM ISO coach had a FAYE GAISER this regional say in the but he team. He selec- tion, that "I kept my mouth shut until the end. Faye earned it on ,her own by her toughness and ability to go after it," Hundreds of girls tried out at preliminary camps held throughout the region in the past months. Faye was one of the 50 g'rls chosen for the final try out at South in Lon- don. She was very impressive there and was almost an unanimous choice by the coaches who had a say in the selection. 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