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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-08-27, Page 15•, CREDITON ATOMS WIN — Crediton won t e 'A' championship of a recent atom bo softba tourna- ment in Cromarty. Back, left, with coach Pete Rutten are Jeff Glavin, Nicholas Parsons, David Palsa, Jason Shultz, Billy Connors and John Rutten. Front, Andy Glavin, Jason Kramer, Jim Dietrich, Ji photo t - ten and Tom Connors. T-kir*. MOHAWKS MISFIT WIN — The Exeter MohawkCsMisfits won t e "A" c ampionship of a weekend slopitch,rnixed tournament in Kirkton. Back, left, Mark Cronyn, Brian Mercer, Jim Guenther, Barry Baynham, Bevan Kinsman and Dave Kinsman. Front, Judy Cronyn, Becky Baker, Sue Guenther, Ann Ba nham, Shelly Weber and Patti McCann. T -A photo WIN DEVILS 'B' TROPHY — The Sundowners-South Huron Hospital won the 'B' title of the weekend Huron Park Devils slopitch tourney. Back, left, scorekeeper Marg Marentette, Julie Ritchie, Nancy Har- mon, Bonnie Benninger, Liz Giffin, coach Sheila Penhale, Judy Kyle, Sue Johnson. 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Randy Gilfillan capped low net honours with a 33 while "B" net bridesmaid was Bob McIntosh with a 33. "C" flight honours went to Blair Hearn with 38. Runnerup was Jerry MacLean at 44. Divisional low net was awarded to Basil Class with a 32 followed by 34 brought in by Carl Chapman. Cash prizes in the skins game went to Mike Brintnell, Brad Datars. Rodger Wallis, Jim Oliver and Bill Gilfillan. —MILES— Sales Ltd. Main St. S. Exeter Miles of Savings Escort - 6.7% or '500 Cash Back Exp 6.7% or '500 Cash Back Tempo 9.9% or '500 Cash Back . Mustang 9.9% or '500 Cash Back Thunderbird 9.9 or '500 Cash Back Ranger 9.9% or '500 Cash Back Bronco II 9.9% or '500 Cash Back Light Trucks 9.9% See us for details on financing, cash back and special packages Contact Dalton Skinner or Bob Sargeant 235-0121. Already Tilled to capacity Times -Advocate, August 27, 1986 Page 3A Royals lose first playoff games Exeter Royals dropped their first two games in the playoffs to Nairn 4-3 and 3-2. They played last night in Ex- eter in game three of the best -of -five series. Game four would go in Nairn Thursday and game five probably Sunday in Exeter. Other series have Poplar Hill who finished first playing West Corners, second place Lucan Irish meeting Bryanston, and Ilderton playing Lucan White Sox. Nairn 4 Royals 3 Nairn built up a 4-0 lead and held on as the Royals scored a run in the sixth and two in the seventh. Nairn opened the scoring with three runs in the fourth inning and added one in the fifth to take the lead. The Royals counted one in the sixth as Tom Tordoff singled and scored on BANTAMS SPLIT The Exeter bantams split a pair ofl Western Ontario Athletic Association playoff games in Listowel on the weekend. After being rained out Saturday, the local bantam club came back Sun- day to edge St. Marys 12-11 and then dropped a 9-4 decision to Walkerton. Their next playoff outing was ex- pected to be last night Tuesday with Walkerton supplying the opposition. In Sunday's first game coach Gary Hartman's charges came up four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to squeak out the one run victory. Scott Russell started the winning rally with a walk, Dave Dalrymple doubled, Brett Borden drew a free pass and Harlen Tinney whacked a two -bagger to plate the runs. In the Exeter first, Mark Burton walked, Dave Dalrymple singled and both came around to score as Harlen Tinney homered. A pair of walks and a Kevin Wallace double and Dave Dalrymple produced three more runs in the se- cond frame. The other two scores for Exeter came in the fourth as Mark Burton was hit by a pitch, Dave Dalrymple singled, Brett Borden sacrificed and Harlen Tinney singled. Scott Russell was on the mound for Exeter for the first four innings with Dave Dalrymple coming in to toss the final two frames. Tinney struck out four batters of the six outs he recorded. In the second game loss to Walker- ton, three of the four Exeter runs came in the opening inning. A pair of walks and consecutive singles from the bats of Mark Burton, Harlen Tin- ney, Doug Clarke and Laurie Chalmers were responsible for the run production. In the Exeter fourth, Dave Darlym- ple's single scored Kevin Wallace who had doubled. Barry Baynham's single. They nar- rowed the gap in the seventh as Jeff Rowe singled John Kernick tripled and scored on Brion Penhale's ground ball. Randy Malcolm picked up the win allowing nine hits while striking out two batters. Dan Heywood took the loss going four innings giving up four runs on five hits while striking out four batters. Brian Hodgins finished up' Nairn 3 Royals 2 Game two saw Nairn take a 3-2 lead after two innings and then hang on for the win. Nairn notched two runs in the bottom of the first on two hits and two errors. The Royals knotted the count in the 'second as John Kernick, Brion Penhale, Mike Desjardine and Pete Tuckey all singled. Nairn came back with one in the bottom of the second on a aoudle and a ground out. Brian Hodgins took the loss for the Royals allowing five hits while strik- ing out seven batters. Ernie Schlegal picked up the win for Nairn allowing six hits while striking out three bat- ters. He retired the last 16 batters. Notes Fred Cook says lack of hitting and a lack of interest by some players led to the first two losses. Several players failed to show in game two. "Some players are giving 100 per- cent while others areh't interested. Hopefully they will soon get in- terested or we'll be watching", says Fred. 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