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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-09-18, Page 18GREYS ARE CHAMPS - The Exeter Greys won the-SoakPert ladies fast all championship playoff tournament on the weekend. Back, left, coach Janet Buchanan, Judy Nahrgang, Sandra Burns, Elaine Gould, Tracey Hill, Alice Dietrich, Joyce Morgan, Brenda Jarrett, statistician Mari Green and coach Greg Burns. Front, Bonnie Caldwell, Lynne Farquhar, Darlene McBride, Lia Snell, Heidi Elliott, Julianne Varley and Josie Christmas. T -A photo MOHAWKS HOCKEY EXECUTIVE — The Exeter Mohawks will be competing this season in OHA in- termediate "C" ranks. The executive is shown above. Back, left, trainer Bev Birtch, directors Simon van Dam and Bob Clark, vice-president Bob Rowe, director Earl Horner, manager Doc Campbell, direc- tor Fred Cook and trainer Ralph Batten. Front, director John Pryde, treasurer Kathy Whiteford, presi- dent Gab• M c..ch ack Chi chase and secretar L nn Rowe. T -A photo 1 EXETER CLUB WINNERS — Hazel Westcott presen' .e Exeter Golf and Country club trophy to "A" fli.ht winner Dorothy Kipfer and. Shirley Davidsr eceives the "B" trophy from Eileen Ronnie. IRONWOOD LADIES GOLF CHAMPS -- Barb Dow presents the Ironwood golf club ladies trophies To Hazel Beaver, Pat Fletcher, Grace Drummond and Grace Farquhar. T -A photo A BOYS TITLE TO STAFFA — The "A" championship of the Usborne bantam boys fastball championship was won by Staffs. Back, left, coach Larry Gray, Dave Smale, Mark Cronin, Roger Fell, Roger Rice, Brad Wethom, Joe Waite, Dennis Elliott and John Taylor. Front, Corey Stoneman, Duane Parsons, Rob Dear- ing, Bill Von Bakel, Mike Barnes and Andy Brill. T -A ohoto HIBBERT GIRLS WIN - The "A" championship of the Usborne Bantam gir s ast a c ampions ip was won by Hibbert. Front, Teresa Freestone, Trudy Quance, Tauyna Van Allen, Tracy Quance, Sandra Freestone, Lisa Gardiner, Michele Harris and Susan Dearing. Back, left, Mary Jane Johns, Leanne Lank in, Tammy Parsons, Cathy Smale, Debbie MacLeod, Shannon Galbraith, Sherri Elliott, Leanne Dow, Joanne Millar, manager Wendy Lannin and coach Carolyn Harris. Rec ball in playoffs Exeter Mens Rec League 1985 Final Standings W 1. 19 6 16 9 15 10 12 13 12 15 11 13 11 14 Shakers Hensall Raiders Usborne Chiselhurst Gord's Mt. Carmel Indians 7 19 September 23. The winners of each series will then T meet in a best three of five series, 1 starting on Wednesday, September 2 25. There should be some good rec 2 fastball in these games so come out 1 and cheer foryour favourite team. 1 1 0 The Exeter mens rec fastball league recently completed the regular schedule, with the Derby Dip Shaker's finishing in top spot. The first round of the playoffs was completed last week. The Shakers defeated Chiselhurst two games to one, Hensall ousted Gord's two games straight, the Raiders raided Mt. Carmel two games straight, and the Indians defeated Usborne two games to one. The second round of the playoffs, which is also the best two of three, will be played this week. The Shakers will meet the Raiders, and Hensall will challenge the Indians. These games will be played on Monday and Wednesday nights at 7 and 9 p.m. If a third game is necessary in either division, it will be played Monday, Ladies conclude at Ironwood A successful pot luck supper and award night concluded the women's golf season at Ironwood. Hazel Beaver won the club Cham- pionship with Pat Fletcher runnerup. Grace Drummond won "B" flight with Grace Farquhar second. Ede Boyle won "C" flight and Barb Warden was runnerup. Louise Pin - comb won the "most improved golfer" plaque. The new executive for 1986 is as follows: Gail Murray, president; Kim Pinder, secretary -treasurer and Lin- da Steele, games person. Ladies golf year ends The Exeter ladies golf club held their closing banquet September 10 with 28 members attending. Play off trophies were won by "A" Flight - Dorothy Kipfer and Runner up - Eileene Rannie; "B" Flight - Shirley Davidson and Grace Drum- mond; "C" Flight - Jean Little and Marg Lovell. The most improved golfer was Ina Browning. Draws were held for door prizes and the ladies enjoyed several games of cards. Cowgirls are facing elimination The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team dropped down into the B finals after losing their final game 5-1 to Parkhill. The ladies went on to meet Strathroy and lost the first two games 6-5 and 22-8 but came back Monday night to stay in the running with a 16-7 win. The Cowgirls play their fourth game of the best of five series at home Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. and if they win travel to Strathroy for the championship game either Friday or Sunday night. In their final game against Parkhill, the Cowgirls started off allowing three runs in the first inning on their own errors. After settling down, they allowed only two more runs to cross the plate but couldn't catch up to Parkhill with their bats, leaving 10 runners on bases. Leading Crediton at the plate was Fay Schenk with three hits. Tammy Regier, Lori Devlaeminck and Kathy: Gielen added a single apiece. Brenda Iredale was Crediton's pit- cher notching seven strikeouts. In their first game against Stratht'oy the Cowgirls almost rallied back from a 6-1 deficit but were stop- ped one short of tying the game. Due to too many strikeouts the Crediton squad just couldn't catch up to Strathroy. Leading Crediton at the plate was Kate Steeper with three singles and Karen Williams with two. Adding single hits were Marilyn Smithers, Brenda iredale, Lori Devlaeminck and Kathy Gielen. Brenda Iredale was Crediton's pit- cher with six strikeouts. The second game of the Strathroy series saw Crediton on top of the scoreboard by one run with a 5-4 score until the sixth inning when anything that could possibly go wrong went wrong. Errors which were never seen before were accomplished by the Crediton team. Leading Crediton at the plate were Lori Devlaeminck and Brenda Iredale with two hits apiece. Single hits were added by Karen Williams. Tammy Regier, Marilyn Smithers, Fay Schenk, Kate Steeper and Kathy Gielen. The third game of the series saw ('rediton bat in two runs in the third inning to take the lead and in the fourth inning left a wide margin bet- ween them and their opponents by pounding in seven more runs. In the next three frames, the Cowgirls kept adding to their score to achieve their first and decisive win of the series. The ladies played a tight game of ball allowing only three errors and us- ing their bats when needed. Leading Crediton at the plate was Brenda Iredale with a triple, double and single. Marilyn Smithcrs. Lori Devlaeminck and Tammy Regier had two hits apiece. Karen Williams pounded out a three base hit in the fifth inning and Kate Steeper added a single., Brenda Iredale was the winning pit- cher for Crediton. The Cowgirls would like to thank Donna Glanville for taking Kathy to the hospital after being injured dur- ing the game. Allow hunting at Point Farms The Wingham District office of the Ministry of Natural Resources (M.N.R.) has announced that hunting will again be permitted at Point Farms Provincial Park this year. Located 5 km north of Goderich on Highway 21., Point Farms supports a variety of waterfowl and small game. Hunting was first allowed during the autumn of 1984. The holder of a licence may hunt any animal or bird that he is authoriz- ed to, from October 15, 1985 until the last day for which that particular licence is valid. Two permits may be applied for: the Resident Small Game Licence and the Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit. Wingham Conservation Officer Glen Sturgeon cited the opening of the park to hunting as "another example of integrated resource management in the Wingham District". Van Allen best shot David Van Allen recorded a score of 24 as the top competitor in Sunday's regular shoot at the claybird gun club. Jody Mosurinjohn was second with a score of 23. Next came Doug Moore 22, Fred Brintnell 20, Russ Brintnell and Raymond Playfoot 16, Steve Ven- ner 10 and Dawn Burke seven. September 18, 1985 Page 5A Notice to Hunters The Township Licence is re- quired to hunt Pheasants and Rabbits in Stephen and Usborne Townships. These licences may be pur- chased at: Canadian Tire, Ex- eter, Frayne's General Store, Exeter, Rollie's Sports, Grand Bend. Hick's General Store, Corbett, Stephen Township Office, Crediton. South Huron Pheasant Association. Nell Romphf-Sec. Treas. 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