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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-24, Page 264 Page 26 Times -Advocate, May 24, 1989 Crediton ladies fastball team start year with winning streak CREDITON - It's that time of year again! The Crediton ball diamond is busy every night of the week in- cluding the Crediton Cowgirls la= dies fastball team on Monday nights. The local team has two new valu- able players this year, a strong pitcher and all-round player, Teresa McGee and another strong infielder, Mary McKillop, along with some strong regulars which have returned after a year off. Add them to last year's team and it looks like a good year. Darrel Finkbeiner is again giving his time as coach to the team. The Crediton squad have had two great showings in their first two games. The first night, on May 15, the home squad defeated Denfield. by a score of 7-0. Brenda Morgan, Crediton's pitch- er, posted her first shutout of the year. She notched nine strikeouts to her credit. Tammy Regier helped her team to the victory by batting four for four. Teresa Van Raay belted out aru homen to clear the bases and also laid down a bunt to get her to first. Kelli Phillips was two for three trips to the plate while Brenda Wilds and Kate Steeper belted out a double and triple respectively. Adding singleswere Brenda Wilds, Teresa McGee, Mary McKillop and Debbie Lord. Judy Steeper, Teresa McGee and Kate Steeper helped the team to take the win defensively. Crediton 7 - St. Pauls 3 In their second league game, the Crediton ladies travelled to St. Pauls on May 22 and after a very competitive game, were victorious by a score of 7-3. Crediton started off very strong inthe first inning with hits by Tammy Regier, Brenda Wilds and Teresa McGee which brought in They added two more runs in the third inning with hard hit balls by Debbie Lord and Teresa McGee. Crediton stayed at this score for the next three innings, allowing their opponent to catch up with two runs in the third and one run in the fifth on well hit balls. In the seventh inning, the Cow- girls started to hit the fast pitches of Connie Bell and brought in three morc runs off the bats of Tammy Regier with a double, Brenda Wilds with a triple and Debbie Lord with a single. Great defensive plays were ac- complished by Karen Williams, Te- resa McGee, Lori Devlacminck and Tammy Rcgier. Brenda Morgan again went the distance for Crcditon notching 10 strikeouts to her record. She al- lowed only cight hits. Next league action for Crediton is Monday night at 9 p.m. on their home diamond. - two runs. Panthers start first cycling GUELPH - South Huron District High School has just recently formed its first-ever Cycling Club. Last Wednesday, seven of the • members attended their first race of the season in Guelph and did better than expected. Coach Greg Hoggarth, felt his team performed very well for their first race and they will be looking forward to future races, especially their own which will be held at South Huron in September. Troy Robinson brought home the Panthers' best time, in 48 minutes, 49 seconds, followed by Scott For- ' gics with a time of 52:52 and Scott Crawford finished in 55:55. Also Eyeing it in - Jeff Butler, of the Exeter Junior Co-ops,- eyes the ball into his glove as he attempts to catch a pop fly during their game against Clinton in Exeter last Wednesday. The local squad dumped Clinton 14-1, then beat Lucan in a slug fest Sunday, 29- 12. GET YOUR TOYOTA- IN TUNE TOYOTA Limited. Ti•n't Tr" TOYOTA Expires June 3/89 t20 POINT SPRING SAFETY INSPECTION I sppeection points inclgde P' Road test for engine and trans- mission performance; 2 Windshield wipers and washers 3. All lights for correct operation 4. Front brake assemblies 5. Rear brake assemblies • 6. All brake hose and lines 7. Parking brake 8. Exhaust system 9. Steenng and suspension components 10. Front wheel bearings 11. Front and rear shock absorbers 12 Tire condition and pressure t3. Pressure test cooling system 14 Cooling system hoses and connections 15 Drive belts adjusted 16. Battery and terminals 17. Choke and carburetor operation 18. Air filter cleaned 19. All fluid levels checked, fluid added, where necessary 20. Lubricate all hinges and locks S2995* uckfrc+irnw-, EXETER TOYOTA We service all makes of cars and light trucks. Repairs and parts extra QUALITY SERVICE OIL, FILTER -& CUBE - Change engine oil - up to 5 Titles included. Install new oil filter - fil- ter included. Lubricate chassis - where applicable $1795 Parts and labour included All Toyota Parts and Accessories 25, Off 242 Main Street North, Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0 (519) 235-2353 VISA • club racing for the South Huron were Lee Baker, Mike D'Anna, Jeremy Brock and Rob Drouillard. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, May 17 6 Game Winners Howard Johns 510 A. Hummel 493 Chas. Hendy 449 Vi Hendy 419 Joe Gosar 414 Thursday, May 18 5 Game Winners Allen Johns 5.11 Joe Gosar 466 John Pepper 417 M. Eizenga 401 Vi Hcndy 400 - Slugger - Tammy Regier, catcher for the Crediton Ladies during their South Perth League game against St. Pauls the home team by a 7-3 score. Fastball Team, gets ready to belt the ball Monday night in St. Pauls. Crediton beat Minor soccer starts EXETER - The 1989 soccer sea- son started this past *week with most teams seeing action. In the Squirt Division Exeter 1 defeated Exeter 2, by a score of 2-0. This score was kept close with good field play by Chad Monteith and Kim McLean of Exeter 2. The other two Squirt teams faced off against each another with Exeter 3, defeating teams faced off against each another with Exeter 3 defeat- ing Exeter 4, by a score do 2-0. The pair of Exeter 3 goals were ,,:ored by Ryan Beattie with the help from Casey O'Brien and Ryan Sullivan. Exeter 4 had a slow first half but came back with a strong second half getting good offence from Patrick Foster, while Beth Proven C.. Track Record 0 John Deere Lawn and Garden Tractors are proven performers. They tough it out on the most important proving ground of all: The lawn and garden. For the most reliable and durable machines in the market place count on John Deere. Stop in and see them to- day. ri EXETER HWY NO 4. N (519) 235-1115 Nothing Runs Like a Deere' Spring Store Hours; Mon. thru Frl. 8 to 8 Saturday 8 to 3 Lawn &Garden CENTRE (A Division of Huron Tractor) BLYTH , HWY ro 4.N (519) 523-4244 Hem supplied good defence. In Atom play, Exeter 2 defeated Exeter 1 in a close game with Tre- vor Boersma scoring the only goal. The 10 -and -under girls travelled to Glencoe for their game and defeated the Wcc'ens 5-0 with Theresa Wil- helm scoring all the goals. The 12 -and -under girls played in Exeter against Wallace Town and dcfcated them by a 1-0 score, with Amy Edwards scoring the lone goal. The Exeter PeeWee team dcfcated Nairn by a score of 6-0 with Saun- caay Sengkhounmany and Jamie Dougall scoring two goals a piece an Trevor Taylor and Bret Skirten both scoring once. The under -17 team was defeated by St. Columban by a score of 5-1. The under -18 team travelled to Hyde Park and beat the Athletics 7- 0. Peter McAllister scored two goals with Justin O'Rourke, Dan McCarter, Brad Rideout, Brent Bell and Chris Chanyi each scoring once. - Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night winners 1st Mary Lomas - Bruce Shaw 2nd Marie and John Brintnell 3rd Dorothy Elder - Dorothy Kipfer 4th Gil Northey and Bob Drummond Final game for the season Wednesday, May 31 Exeter Legion Ironwood Men's Golf Results 1st Low Gross A Flight Dave Holtzmann Score 34 B Flight Don Smith Score 41 C Flight Rick Gilfillan Score 44 D Flight Bob Osgood Score 46 1st Low Net A Flight Don Heywood Score 33 B Flight Brion Penhale Score 33 C Flight Gary Stephans Score 34 D Flight Peter Hrudka Score 33 2nd Low Gross A Flight Wil Chisholm Score 39 B Flight , Bryan Baker Score 42 C Flight Perry Knee Score 45 D Flight Glen McTavish Score 50 2nd Low Net A Flight Jim Russell i Score 34 B Flight Norm Whiting Score 34 C Flight Andy DeBoer Score 34 D Flight Bill Mickle Score 35 Number of Golfers: 86 Skins: 1.Osgoode and Holtzmann (tied) • 2. Bordon and Don Heywood (tie) 3. none 4. Bill Mickle (not pd.) 5. Holtzmann and B. Murray _ 6. none 7. none 8. none 9. Holtzmann - $81.00 Specials: Closest to #2: Don Heywood Closest to #6:Dave Holtzmann Sponsors: Dirby Dip, Weurth Shoes. This week - Texas Scramble - Labatt's Night. Proven C.. Track Record 0 John Deere Lawn and Garden Tractors are proven performers. They tough it out on the most important proving ground of all: The lawn and garden. For the most reliable and durable machines in the market place count on John Deere. Stop in and see them to- day. ri EXETER HWY NO 4. N (519) 235-1115 Nothing Runs Like a Deere' Spring Store Hours; Mon. thru Frl. 8 to 8 Saturday 8 to 3 Lawn &Garden CENTRE (A Division of Huron Tractor) BLYTH , HWY ro 4.N (519) 523-4244 Hem supplied good defence. In Atom play, Exeter 2 defeated Exeter 1 in a close game with Tre- vor Boersma scoring the only goal. The 10 -and -under girls travelled to Glencoe for their game and defeated the Wcc'ens 5-0 with Theresa Wil- helm scoring all the goals. The 12 -and -under girls played in Exeter against Wallace Town and dcfcated them by a 1-0 score, with Amy Edwards scoring the lone goal. The Exeter PeeWee team dcfcated Nairn by a score of 6-0 with Saun- caay Sengkhounmany and Jamie Dougall scoring two goals a piece an Trevor Taylor and Bret Skirten both scoring once. The under -17 team was defeated by St. Columban by a score of 5-1. The under -18 team travelled to Hyde Park and beat the Athletics 7- 0. Peter McAllister scored two goals with Justin O'Rourke, Dan McCarter, Brad Rideout, Brent Bell and Chris Chanyi each scoring once. - Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night winners 1st Mary Lomas - Bruce Shaw 2nd Marie and John Brintnell 3rd Dorothy Elder - Dorothy Kipfer 4th Gil Northey and Bob Drummond Final game for the season Wednesday, May 31 Exeter Legion miles ford soles Service Dept. 23 5 . 0 1 21 600 Main St., S. Exeter Oil & FilterChang �o M ast Cars dost T r $1 99'2 ,4 95 Includes: Free 20 point Check over Includes: Oil filter, five litres of 10W30 motor oil -�= .antltabotrr - - - Diesels extra - Wash & Vacuum �1 995 Most Cars Light Trucks "We'll Give You A Lift In The Morning" We fix cars for keeps. 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