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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-05-15, Page 18- ge 2A Times -Advocate, May 15, 1985 Royals off to fast start with three straight wins evtdencc , l' •d by their earseason of- fence, accomplished without the help of Randy Kraut who is currently vacationing in Europe The addition of Pete Tuckey and John Kertuck has also provided improved speed and defence. Plan to conte to the park on Thurs- day, May 16 as the Royals' next home. game puts them against perennial rival Nairn. The Exeter Royals opened thein On May 9, the Royals scored five 1985 Southwestern Fastball League runs in the bottom of the first inning season on a winning note this past and then held on to win their home week by posting three victories. opener against the Lucan White Sox On May 7 against West Corners, the by a score of 7-5. Catcher Barry Royals were led by the one hit pit- Baynham led the way at the plate ching of Brian Hodgins as they posted with two doubles in three trips. Ile a 9-1 decision. The hitting star of the also drove in a run while scoring once game was veteran first baseman Paul Paul DlcKnight continued his hot McKnight with a triple and single and hitting with a single and two RBIs. five RBIs in four trips to the plate. Dan Heywood produced a string pit - Shortstop Dan Heywood contributed ching performance as he went the two singles in three times at bat and distance for the win- giving up four also scored two runs. hits and five walks while striking out 1'2. Friday, they travelled to Ilderton for their third game in four nights and - came away with a 9-5 victory. Star- ting and winning pitcher Dave Prout came up with a strong effort as he went six innings, giving up five runs on four hits and two bases on halls. Ile also struck out four. Brian Hodgins came on in the seventh and recorded his first save of the season. Paul McKnight -raised his early season batting average to .500 as he stroked three hits in five trips- and drove in four runs. In the first three games, McKnight has delivered six hits, driven in 11 runs while also scor- ing three times. In the Ilderton game. Barry Baynham singled and scored three times while Dan Heywood stroked two singles and scored twice. This year's edition of the Royals promises to be an exciting one as Soccer team gets second The regular Huron -Perth season finished off this week for South Huron's soccer teams. The senior kickers ended the season in second spot while the juniors completed the schedule out of the playoff picture. Wednesday, both soccer teams travelled to St. Marys. The seniors defeated the Stonetown boys to guarantee themselves of a play-off spot while the junior squad tied 1-1 with Sivilay Sengkhoumany scoring the South Huron goal. St. Marys turned out to be one of the best teams the seniors have met up with all season. The locals came out on top of a very evenly matched game, 4-3. Scoring for the Panthers were Joe Martens and Dorkeo Chan- samome with two goals each. The season ended for the local juniors, Friday, despite defeating the Goderich Vikings 141. The win was not enough for the locals to claim one of the four playoff positions. Scoring for the locals was Sivilay Sengkhoumany. In the senior match the locals tied the Vikings by a 1-1 score in a game that decided first place. A win Friday would have given the SUDHS seniors first place and home field advantage throughout the playoffs. Joe Martens scored the lone South Huron goal. The feeling amongst the senior squad after the Goderich gape was one of disappointment. The Panthers outplayed their visitors, especially in the second half. Joe Martens' missed penalty shot turned out to be the dif- ference between first and second place. The local seniors will enjoy the comfort of home field advantage for semi-finals. Thursday. It is still unclear who the Panthers will face. The playoff picture would not be cer- tain until all league games were finished. Ladies play ,underway Exeter Ladies Slowpitch got under- way last week with four games being played. The Downtown Dollies trounced J.J's 25-6, the Sundowners took the Albatross Angels 16-6, while Canadian Tire and Good Times won close games of 9-6 against the Huron Park Devils and 4-0 against South Huron Hospital repectively. Games scheduled for this week are J.J. vs Canadian Tire, diamond 2; Downtown Dollies meet the Sun - downers on diamond 3; Huron Park Devils and Good Times go to Kirkton and the Exeter Indian-ettes play their first game of the season with the Albatross Angels in Huron Park. Teams appear fairly well matched and it should prove to be an exciting season. Team Circus end with win Locally sponsored Team Circus Snowmobile iRacing Team finished oft the 1984-85 season 00 a winning foot. Brian Eickmeier finished first in AA stock. second in A, 11 and (' stock and third in mod -stock 4 at the Kin- cardine W'interama At the Ontario championships 1n Sauble Beach the team came away with a third place finish in (' stock Eickmeier was also overall season winner taking the first place trophy in B and (' stock of the midwestern Ontario 1)rag Racing Association They also took the sno-cross Sport 7 class of the Ontario Snowmobile liar ing Federation The team would like to -hank Audrey and Randy Collins, Toni Tabor and the rest of the staff at Ilul- ly Gully for an excellent season Without them such a successful year would not have been possible Looking forward to an even better season in 1985 and 86 Drillers clip Centennials The Exeter Drillers shoved good ball control by belting the Exeter Centennials 6-1 Joe Martens scored the first goal minutes into the first half Before the -half ended Joe Martens and i)ale Kegler added two more goals to lead 3-0 The Centennials opened the second half with a goal Soon after. Al Gaiscr scored for the i)rillers Joe Martens got his third'goal on a free kick on a four play Dorkeo ('hansanione finish ed up %kith a goal just before the game ended The Drillers' defence led by Sean O'Rourke. Steve Coates and Wayne Smith played a very impressive game Sivilay Sengkhounmany was outstanding in net for the Drillers All of the team played a very good game Holtzman -tops play Tuesday, the Ironwood Men's Club enjoyed its second night of activities this season. Dave Holtzman topped "A" flight with a low gross of 36 followed by Steve Pearce, also al :36. "A" Flight low net was won by Don Cowan with a 32. Victorious in "B" flight was Gab- by Mol with a 37. Robert 1)rumniond capped low net honours with a 28. "r• Flight honours went to Mike Anstett with 41. Divisional low net was award- ed to Perry Knee with a :34. Lee Webber captured "D" flight by turning in a 52. "D" Flight low net went to Tini Scott shooting a 38. Nearest the pin on No. 2 was Robert Drummond while. nearest the pin on No. 4 was Don Gifford. Next 'Tuesday. marks the first special occasion night of the season. TOP PERFORMERS -- Winners of the individual titles in the Wednes- day Lucan mixed league are, back row, left, Dennis Carty, high tri- ple; Buddy Appleman, high average: Rick Freeman, high single. Front, Lynn Smith, triple; Ruth Ann McRobert, average; Rose Max- well, single. BUST/ CHECK cIRYST Exeter Motors Ltd. Main St. North Exeter, Ontario 235-1100 EXETER AND AREA JUNIOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION - The new executive for the hockey association has been elected. Back row: president Ken Dobney, first vice-president Murdiena Glover, second vice- president Tony Jones, treasurer Bill Jennings, secretary Gord Rook, director John Skea, director Jim "Eli" Pfaff, past president Gord Kirk. Front row: Gar Johnston, Gerald Dearing, Gerald Willis, Chorlie Atthill, Anne Prout and Gerald Brintnell, all directors. 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