HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-26, Page 21CHAMPION DOOR NOBS
This squad took the 'A' champion-
ship of the Greys Devils tourna-
ment on the weekend. Back row,
left: Richard Neevel, Greg
• Overholt, Dennis Masse, Darrin
Schnittker, Pete Cornelissen and
Nathalie Glavin (coach). Front
row, left: John Westlake, Bob
Lawrence, Mike Masse, Rob
Grenier, Rick Parsons and Randy
Wells.
DOWNTOWN CHAMPS — Mari
Green presents a cheque to Barb
Turnbull, captain of Downtown
Dollies after they won the 'C'
championship of the
Greys Devils slo-pitch tourney on
the weekend.
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BIG CHAMPION Phil •Palmer, captain of the Chiselhurst team
which captured the 'B' chompionship of the Greys; Devils tournament
on the weekend is presented with a cheque by Lynne Farquhar after
the final game.
Lucan OBA Finals
The final games of the Lucan OBA
qualifying tournament were played
last weekend (August 15► in the Tyke
and Peewee divisions after being
cancelled on the actual weekend of
the tourney due to rain.
In the Peewee division. Dashwood
dropped a close 7-6 loss to Lucan in
the semi-final and then beat them 12-7
in the final to advance to the Ontario
E championships which will be held
September 5-6 in Flesherton. .
Winning pitcher in that contest was
Dashwood's Shawn Gillespie. who pit-
ched four innings on relief.
Lucan lost control of the game in
the fourth inning when the Dashwood
Peewees scored.eight runs off of the
pitching of three different hurlers.
.The semi-final game between the
two teams had a more dramatic note.
A pinch hit single by Derek Greenlee
in the sixth inning brought in two runs
for Lucan and tied the game 6-6.
Then, in the bottom of the seventh.
Shane Gillan drove in the winning run
with a single to make the score 7-6 in
Lucan's favour. • -
In the Tyke division, Lucan edged
out Flesherton narrowly. by a score
of 10-9.
Brian Maslin went six complete in-
nings for Lucan. 'allowing 11 hits.
striking out six and walking one.
Maslin was relieved by Mat Munro
with none out and two runners on base
in the bottom of the seventh. Munro
handled the situation and delivered
his team to victory.
Rich Zeigler took the loss for
Flesherton despite an admirable per-
formance which included 13 'strike ,
outs and three walks.
The win allows Lucan to advance to
the OBA Tyke E championships in
Cambellville, September 5-6.
Ladies slo-p
Exeter ladies slo-pilch is quickly
movitig toward their playoff tourna-
ment to he held September 11 and 12
with only two games lett in the second
half schedule.
Standings remain close in both the
A and B divisions with Downtown
Dollies and Good Times holding down
first place at this time respectively.
Winning teams in the August 13
games were Downtown Mires.
Albatross Angels and SIM on the A
side and Good Times, Huron Park
Devils and Electro -Liles on the B
side.
Victors August'20 were Downtown
Collies. Big '0' Sockettes. Sun -
itch action
downers, Good Times. Dan Brie
Darlins' and The'Beaters.
Standings
"A" Division
W.
- 2
SIIH 2
SD 2
AA 1
El 0
"R" Division
GT 3
HPI) 2
DBD 1
EL 1
Cli 1
Til .1
T Pts
0 4
O 4
0 2
1 1
O 6
O 4
0 2
0
0
O 2
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Grass Drags
Times -Advocate, August 26. 1987 Page 5A
Exeter teams champs at Sportsfest
South Huron Hospital claimed first
place in the ladies Slo-pitchdivision
of the Hanover Sportsfest held
recently.
The hospital squad swept the series
winning four straight games t� claim
the title.
In their first match -up, they met
Bellmore Fumbiebees and won 13-10.
SIIH then played Beaters and came
out on top,by a score of 12-2.
The team faced Huron Park Devils
in their third game of the»series and
shut them out 15-0.
SIIH managed a shut -out in• the
final game as well, blanking Cargill
7-0.
Basketball
Exeter Slamming Turtles showed
that they had the character to match
. their name at Hanover when they
captured the men's basketball title at
Sportsfest.
Turtles beat Kincardine Tunas 53-48
in the final game to win the
championship.
Steve Merner, a player on the team.
said that the Turtles couldn't pick an
MVP because the win was a team
effort.
"Everybody - played well.
Evelybody figured into the scoring of
the game so we figured it was an all -
Bully Gully Yamaha and CRC pro-
ductions will host the first of four
snowmobile events scheduled for this
year August 30. Snowmobile grass
drags offers the thrill of snowmobile
racing without enduring the cold
weather.
Snowmobilers go from a standing
start and in just under an eighth of a
mile, hit speeds of 100 mph. All
classes will be racing. from the crate.
stock classes through the modified,
right up to the wild and woolly open
modifieds.
• A snowmobile right off the»
showroom floor can race in the crate
stock class. which provides a way for
potential racers to gain experience
under controlled conditions.
A water skimming competition will
be held during intermission Sunday
afternoon- at approximately 3 p.m.
Competitors will have to travel the 50
yard distance across a body of water"
on their snowmobiles.
-The racing begins at 12 noon Sun-
day August 20 at Bully Gully, Varna.
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Meat Plan
evaluated
The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food has scheduled a mid-term
evaluation of the Red Meat Plan to
study the program's effectiveness in
boosting the efficiency of the beef and
sheep industries in the province.
The Price Waterhouse manage-
ment consulting firm .is doing the
evaluation which will be completed by
the fall. .
The Red Meat Plan is a five-year
program to improve the quality and
productivity of the beef and sheep in-
dustries in Ontario. It is scheduled to
end March 31. 1989.
Consultants will study the cow -calf.
stocker/slaughter and sheep develop-
ment components of the plan, the
Rural Agricultural Enterprises Cen-
tres, research projects. northern in-
itiatives. marketing »initiatives and
the program adminstration.
Some producers enrolled in the Red
Meat Plan will be .contacted for a
telephone survey. Any enrolled pro-
ducer not contacted by the end of
August may forward comments to
Basil Haefling, Price Waterhouse, 22
Frederick SL, Suite 1012. Box 2488,
Postal Station B, Kitchener, Ont. N3H
6M3.
A Red Meat Evaluation Steering
Committee, including representatives
from the Red Meat Development and
Coordinating Committee and OMAF,
will work with the consultants during
the evaluation.
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round team effort," Merner said.
Slamming Turtles havewon the ti-
tle in three of the last four years.
The team received a plaque which
will be on display at RSI) Sports Den
until the next Sportsfest.
SPORTSFEST VICTORS — South Huron Hospital won tour out of tour
games in Hanover during Sportsfest recently to become the 'A'
champs. Bock row, left: Bonnie Benninger, Donna Kerslake, Maureen
Cole. Second row, left: Audrey Zachar, Marlene Moore, Charlotte .
Elliott, Third row, left: Lori Boogemans, Judy McLeod, Lois Jones.
Front row, left: Donna Glanville, Douglas Jones.
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