Times-Advocate, 1986-07-16, Page 9Host Parkhill, Monday
Crodlton cowgirls post three victorios
The Crediton Cowgirls ladies
fastball team came away with three
wins in five starts during the past two
weeks.
The ladies beat Poplar 18-3, London
9-1, Parkhill 12-7 and lost two straight
to Denfield 13-11 and 9-4.
Their next scheduled game is Mon-
day night in Crediton against the
Parkhill ladies.
In their game against Poplar Hill,
the Crediton squad pounded out runs
in the third inning and kept the bats
rolling till the sixth when the mercy
rule came into effect.
Leading Crediton at the plate was
Debbie Lord with four hits. Tammy
Regier and Karen Williams pounded
out three hits. Double hits canie from
the bats of Sue Muller, Teresa
VanRaay, Pauline Brannon and Wen -
di Schwindt. Single hits were made by
Lori Devlaeminck, Judy Steeper and
Heather Marcy.
Debbie Lord was the winning pit-
cher for Crediton.
In their game against London,
Crediton played the best game that
they had played all year by defeating
London who had mercied them twice
by a score of 9-1.
Leading Crediton at the plate were
Karen Williams with a triple, double
and single and Debbie Lord with a
double and three singles. Fay Schenk
and Teresa VanRaay were successful
SHDHS ATHLETIC BANQUET — Dr. Iris Marshall of Toronto, a former student was the guest speaker
at the recent South Huron District High School athletic banquet. She recalled experiences from the
1984 Summer Olympics where she was one of five Canadian team doctors. Students in the picture are
Beth Sweeney, Murray Rundle and Trevor Cottrell who were in charge of the program.
Juniors get even split
The Exeter Co -Op juniors gained an
even split in two Great Lakes -London
senior baseball league games this
week.
They dropped a 10-7 decision to the
Walkerton seniors and scored a 9-7
victory over the juniors from the
same Bruce county town. The season
record now stands at eight wins, eight
losses and two ties.
This week the Co -Op sponsored
team will be in Thorndale Thursday
Stingers continue
winning streak
The Huron Park Stingers continued
their winning ways in the Tri -County
ladies fastball league Sunday as they
edged Belmont by a 2-1 score.
The Stingers will be at home at the
Huron Park diamond Sunday at 4
p.m. as they play host to Tillsonburg.
All of the scoring in Sunday's game
came in the seventh and final Inning.
Belmont scored their only run in the
top of the seventh and the Stingers
were able to bounce back and send
two runners across the plate with on-
ly one out being made.
Carol Windsor started off with a
single and Chris Beach walked. Both
moved up a base as Sherry Nickles
walked and both scored on a single
from the bat of Willie Dimmers.
Carol Windsor was the starting and
winning pitcher for the Stingers going
the full seven inning route allowing
only three hits while striking out
seven.
night at 8 p.m. and back at the Exeter
diamond Monday night at 6:30 p.m.
to take on the Strathroy juniors.
In the win over the Walkerton
juniors, Dave Akey was the winning
pitcher getting his fourth win of the
season without a loss.
Second baseman George Pratt led
the team at the plate with three hits
and two runs batted in. Getting two
hits each were Doug Schade, Kevin
Drager, Dave Akey and Bruce
Martin.
Over the seven inning route, Dave
Akey recorded eight strikeouts.
In the loss to the Walkerton seniors,
George Pratt was again tops at the
plate with anbther three hit
performance.
Steve Merner in the leadoff spot
banged out a pair of hits. One hit each
came from the bats of Doug Schade,`'
Darren Akey and Denis Kints.
Kevin Drager and Scott Miller, ,
shared pitching duties for the local
club.
Royals edged in Tara Mourner
Exeter Royals were in action four
times this past week, winning two and
losing two.
Tuesday they travelled to Leury
and defeated West Corners 7-3. Scott
Brintnell picked up the win throwing
five innings while Brian Hodgins pick-
ed up a save in relief. Tom Tordoff
had two hits for the Royals. Rob
Thomas took the loss.
Thursday night they hosted Poplar
Hill and although outhitting them 9-3
lost the game 5-3. Poplar Hill were
able to score five runs in the third in-
ning on two walks, two hits and two
errors.
The Royals notched single runs in
the third, fifth and sixth with Jeff
Rowe hitting a long home run. Jim
Daniels picked up the win despite giv-
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Monday to Friday 8 to 8
Saturday 9 to 1
ing up 9 hits while Dan Heywood took
the loss giving up just three hits.
On the weekend they travelled to
Tara to a tournament. They won their
first game as Scott Brintnell and
BrianHodginscombined on a six hit-
ter to shutout the Toronto Dodgers.
They were then eliminated by last
year's champions from Guelph 3-1.
Guelph scored two runs in the sixth to
freak a 1-1 deadlock.
Dan Heywood threw a strong game
for the Royals giving up only one
earned run. Brian Hodgins came on
in the sixth to finish up.
Jeff Rowe notched in the only run
while Jeff Lindenfield scored their on-
ly run in th first game.
The Royals are in action once this
week as they host Nairn on Thursday
night. Game time is 9 o'clock.
Ladies golf
at Exeter club
There was as good turnout of ladies
at the Exeter Golf and Country Club
July 8 despitethe threatening skies.
Prizes were won by Dorothy Kipfer,
Eileen Bailie, Betty Coates, Marion
Frayne, Barb Harrison and Marg
Lovell. Many stayed for lunch and
cards.
Keen competition
In shuffleboard
Keen competition continued in
Wednesday's weekly shuffleboard
competition at the South Huron Rec
Centre. Wilma Davis compiled the
highest score for ladies at 383. She
was followed by Grace Chapman 324
and Pearl McKnight 269.
Harold Davis with a score of 366
was tops for the men. Next came
Allen Johns 363 and Howard Johns
356.
Terrain vehicles
back to Gully
Sunday, July 20, the Ontario All
Terrain Vehicle Associates will take
over the Hully Gully race track. ATV
riders from all over Ontario and
Michigan will be at this race, com-
peting for the $1,000 purse, trophies
and cash, as well as the valuable
OATVA points going towards their
1986 points standing. There will he
nine classes running - three mod and
six stock.
An added bonus will be. free pit
camping Saturday night and a free
pancake breakfast on Sunday morn-
ing. Riders and families are welcome
so come on out and don't miss this
event.
with two hits and adding single hits
were Tammy Regier, Brenda Iredale
and Lori Devlaeminck.
Brenda Iredale was the winning pit-
cher for Crediton chalking up five
strikeouts.
In their first meeting with Denfield
the Cowgirls had the lead in the
seventh inning but couldn't hold their
opposition back and allowed in two
runs,
Leading Crediton at the plate was
Teresa VanRaay with a homerun and
two singles. Lori Devlaeminck and
Brenda Iredale pounded out two
doubles. Fay Schenk added a triple
and a single and Kelly Philips came
away with a double and a single. Ad-
ding single hits were Tammy Regier,
Heather Marcy and Kathy Gielen.
Debbie Lord and Brenda Iredale
shared pitching duties for Crediton.
In their second chance against Den-
field the Cowgirls came up flat again
and couldn't seem to get their bats in
gear.
Leading Crediton at the plate was
Teresa VanRaay with two singles and
Fay Schenk with a double. Adding
single hits were Tammy Regier, Kel-
ly Phillips and Pauline Brannon.
In their game against Parkhill and
after losing twice to Parkhill in their
league games the Cowgirls applied
pressure in the fifth inning by knock-
ing in ten runs after trailing Parkhill
3-1.
Leading Crediton at the plate was
Bre! oda Iredale with two triples. Deb-
bie Lord also added a triple and a
single. Double hits were successful by
Lori Devlaeminck and Kate Steeper
and single hits came from the bats of
Tammy Regier and Teresa VanRaay.
Brenda Iredale was the winning pit
cher chalking up seven strikeouts.
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with her 1912 Edison phonograph at the weekend Heritage show in
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