Times Advocate, 1989-06-14, Page 19Grand Bend Atom Girls team'
drop pair of games
GRAND BEND - The Grand
Bend Atoin Girls baseball team
played three times in the Usbome
League last week and took a pair of
losses on the chin.
They lost their first game last
Tuesday 19-15 to Usbome in Grand
Bend, they won Thursday night
over Fullerton 25-11 and lost Fri-
day night to Crediton 22-9.
In last Tuesdays game, Lisa Jen-
nison took a close loss for Grand
Bend, She struckout six batters in
just three innings of work.
Jennison also played well at the
bat for Grand Bend. She knocked in
.six runs with a grand slam and a
bases -loaded single.
Lisa Illman was the winning
pitcher for Grand Bend in Thursday
night's game. '
Jennison led the Grand Bend team
offensively again with another
homerun. Misty Zaranik and Erin
Jennison each belted 4publes for
the winners, Heather Stockermans
had a single and Jill Russell
knocked a triple.
Lisa Jennison connected for an-
other homer in Friday night's loss,
with the bases empty in the fourth
inning, while Jacquee Brown and
Jill Russell each scored two runs.
Their record now stands at two
wins and four losses.
Next game for the Atom -Girls is
June 20 at the Grand Bend Legion
diamond.
The Grand Bend Pee Wee Boys
team took a close 18-14 win over
Hibbert and a game played in Grand
Bend last Monday.
Hibbert opened with a 4-0 lead in
their half of the first and Grand
Bend answered with seven of their
own in their half of the first. Each
team then picked up a pair of runs
in the second. Hibbert added anoth-
er in the third on back-to-back sin-
gles in the third, but Grand Bend
added three that inning to keep the
lead. Grand Bend had a big fourth
inning, picking up six tallies,
while Hibbert threatened with sev-
en in the fifth.
Keys plays in the game were a
sacrifice and a run batted in for Rob
Galliford, who also stole two bas-
es. Kyle Vermeullen also stole
home for Grand Bend. These two
key plays helped seal the victory.
Jeremy Wilde also went two for
three for the winners.
Ryan Taylor picked up the win
for Grand Bend on the mound,
upping his record to 2-0. He al-
lowed seven hits, one strikeout and
five walks.
The win improves their record to
two wins and two losses.
Grand Bend played in Exeter
Monday night and in Crediton
Tuesday night. Their next game is
Monday night at home against Ful-
lerton. All Grand Bend teams will
play their parents at the Legion
Diamonds Saturday morning and af-
ternoon.
The Grand Bend Pee Wee Sun-
shine Girls edged out Hensall 18-16
in a game played in Grand Bend last
Tuesday.
Grand Bend's second baseman Jen-
ny Raeburn and third baseman Don-
na Jean Dietrich made some fine
plays and good catches to help
Grand Bend to the win.
The wins im oves the team's
record to 2-1 ov rall.
The next g e for the Sunshine
Girls is Thurs air night in Exeter
against Exeter 1.
Exeter Bantams win once and tie in two games
EXETER - The Exeter Bantam
baseball team won once and tied
once in a pair of games last week.
Last Tuesday they played in
Dashwood and tied the contest 8-8
after six innings of play and Thurs-
day they blasted Goderich 20-1 in
Exeter.
In last Tuesday's game, Exeter
got on the board first with a run in
th top of the first inning, but Dash-
wood picked up two in the bottom
of the first. Exeter went on to score
three runs in the second and four in
the third but Dashwood had to score
once in the sixth to get the tie.
They had picked up single single
runs in the third and fourth innings.
and four in the fifth before tying it
in the sixth.
Greg Agnew led Exeter, picking
• up two singles, a double and a walk
and scored three times, and stole
three bases. Dave Van Dyken
walked and scored twice, while Dar-
ryl Parsons and Ryan Lindenfield
also scored one run each.
Fred Steciuk pitched the first four
innings for Exeter, walking four
and striking out four, Steve Farqu-
har pitched one-third of an inning,
walked four and struck out one,
while Parsons completed the game,
• walking one and fanning one.
Mark Keller had a triple and walk
and scored two runs for Dashwood,
while Cam Rader walked twice and
scored once.
Exeter 20 Goderich 1
Exeter scored early and often in
pounding in visitors in this game.
The home team scored twice in the
first, eight in the second, four in the
third, three in the fourth and three in
the fifth en rout to their easy win.
Goderich's lone run came in the sec-
ond inning.
Ryan Beckett singled three times
for the winners and scored once, Ag-
new singled and scored twice, Par-
sons, singled twice, walked twice
and scored twice, Steciuk and Farqu-
har each scored three times on three
hits each, while Steve Partridge sin-
gled three times and scored twice.
Exeter knocked out a total of 16
hits in the game,
Lindenfield went the first three in-
nings on the mound for Exeter,
wallung one and fanning four. Ryan
Stuart struck out a pair in an inning
of work and Glavin worked two in-
nings and fanned three.
Co-ops lose to Lucan in pitching duel
LUCAN - The. Lucan Juniors
handed the Exeter Co-ops their first
loss of the seaso#i Sunday when Lu -
can beat the first -place Exetcr team
2-1 in Lucan. The Co-ops played to
a 7-7 tie against St. Marys, a game
that was called after six innings and
will be completed Sunday in Exet-
er.
Sunday's contest was a pitching
duel between Exeter's Scot Russell
and Lucan's Sandy Hyde.
Lucan got on the board first when
Dan Jenkin singled stole second,
went to third on a wild pitch and
scored on a single by Hyde.
Lucan made it 2-0 with a run in
the bottom of the sixth. Tyler
Brown led the inning off with a
walk, went to second on an error
and scored on an error by Steve Nix-
on.
Exeter tried to start a rally in the
seventh an managed to get one run
by couldn't tie the game.
Jeff Keller led the inning off by
getting hit by a pitch, went to sec-
ond when Fred Gregus singled and
Beefed when Ross Keller was safe
on an error.
Hyde went the distance for Lucan
and picked up the win. He allowed
only the one run on three hits,
walked four and fanned 13.
Russel pitched the first five in-
nings for Exeter, surrendering four
hits, one earned run, three walks and
five strike outs and was tagged with
the tough loss. Gregus gave up the
other run in the sixth inning, giv-
ing up just one hit and two walks.
- Exeter 7 St. Marys 7
In this game, Exeter struck first
with four runs in the bottom of the
second, but St. Marys came back
with five in their half of the third.
Exeter then took a 6-5 lead with a
pair of runs in the fourth before fi-
nally tying the game for good in the
sixth. - -
Rowe Fuels Tykes off to slow start
EXETER The local Exeter "Rowe
Fuels" Tyke hardball team, got off
to a slow start on May 16.
The Exeter team suffered from
lack of practice as they got blasted
23 - 4 by a much stronger St. Mar-
ys team. Taking the brunt of the
onslaught was,starting pitcher Paul
Van Dyken.
After struggling through two in-
nings, he was replaced by Todd Re-
degald, who pitched extremely well,
1-,.1 tt, no avail as Exeter had already
',lined themselves deeply.
Swinging solid bats for Exeter,
were Ryan Soldan one for one, two
walks, Van Dyken two for three,
two R.B.I ' Chris Straw one for
three, Trevor O e.one for one, one
walk, Redegald ne for two, Jason
Lindenfield one for two, Mark Par-
sons turned in a fine defensive game
at second base.
On June 3, Exeter travelled to
Dashwood for their second game of
the season.
Having now had ample time for
practice, the locals jumped on
Dashwood pitching for eight runs
in the second inning and from there,
coasted to a 17-5 victory. Todd Re-
degald pitched the entire game, al-
lowing five runs while striking out
seven batters.
At the plate, Exeter was much
improved with solid performances
by Ryan Soldan, 4 walks, Mark
Parsons two for three, one walk
two R.B.I.'s, Michael Schwindt
two for two, two walks ,two
R.B.I.'s, Bryce Flinn four walks,
Ryan Beckett one for two, two
walks, Jason Lindenfield, two for
three, one walk, one R.B.I:
June 6 was the date for their third
game on Exeter's schedule as they
hosted Lucan.
Exeter continued to improve as
they scored eight runs in the first
two innings enroute to an 1841
victory. .
This game, Paul Van Dyken
started on the mound, pitching four
excellent innings before going way
to Todd Redegald.
Coming through with the bats
were Michael Schwindt, four walks,
one R.B.I., Paul—Van Dyken four
walks, two R.B.I.'s, Jeremy Janke
one for two, two walks, three
R.B.I's, Bryce Hann two for three,
one walk," four R.B.I.'s, Michael
Coolman, one for three, one walk,
Redegald one for three, one walk.
On Saturday June 10, Exeter took
their 2.1 record to Goderich. Here
they got off to a slow start in the
cold weather and found themselves
trailing 11-3 after four innings.
From there they stormed back to
tic it 16-16 going into the bottom
of the seventh. •
Then they lost a heartbreaker, on
a two -out run scored on a passed
ball.
However, Todd Redegald once
agn h„1 . excellent game
going all seven innings. Exeter's
bats also came to life as they man-
aged twenty hits in the ball game.
Swinging the solid bats again were
Ryan Soldan, two for four, one
walk, one triple, two R.B.I.'s,
Bryce Hann four for five, one
triple, Michael Schwindt two for
two, one double, three walks, Paul
Van• Dyken three for one, one
walk, four R.B.I.'s, Ryan Beckett
two for five, one triple, Redegald
three for five, one double, four
and Jeremy Janke two for
four, on3 R.B.I.
Ironwood Ladies Club
Brights Night
A Flight: Low Gross Joan Heywood Score 45
Low Net • Gertie Kempston, Mitchell Score 34
2nd LG Pat Fletcher Longest Drive #9
2nd LN Marlene Parsons Closest to pin #4
B Flight: Low Gross Terese Edwards, Mitchell Score 50
Low Net Lorna Russell Score 33
2nd LG Marlene McInnes, Mitchell Longest Drive #9
2nd LN Bernice Thompson Closest to pin #4
C Flight: Low Gross Gayle Sargeant Score 54
Low Net Heather Ward, Mitchell Score 36
2nd LG Judy Bond Longest Drive #9
2nd LN Shirley Nixon Cosest to pin #4
Sponsored_by Brights Wines. The Club invited Exeter and Mitchell.
Despite the weather we had 70 golfers. Pot Luck night.
Skins winners
First Second Third
Joan Heywood 4.40 ' Lynda•Parkinson 5.10 ' Valerie Scott 1.60 -
Marlene .Parsons 3.00 Gail Murray 1.50 Jean Shipway 4.80
Sue Mannonn 1.50 Lorna Russell 4.50 Kim Dawe .800
Joan Baker 6.04 Louise Pincombe 3.00
Crediton ladies stay
on the right track
CREDITON - The Crediton la-
dies fastball team remained Unde-
feated after winning three games
this past week.
The Cowgirls travel to Sebring-
ville tomorrow night for their next
action at 9:00 p.m.
Crediton 3 - Mitchell 2
In their first win, the ladies.had
some very strong competition from
a team from Mitchell. Mitchell is a
young club who showed some
great defensive plays.
Teresa McGee and Mary McKil-
lop worked together in the second
inning to take the lead•with a score
of 1-0 but their opponents came
back and 'overtook Crediton 2-1 in'
the fifth inning.
In the sixth inning, McGee got
on base with a walk and Brenda
Wilds, Kate Steeper and Kelli Phil-
lips with singles sent McGee home
to tie the game.
To take the win, Lori Devlae-
minck, Brenda Morgan and Brenda
Wilds used their bat to bring in the
winning run. •
Teresa McGee and Brenda•Mor-
gan shared strong pitching chores.
Strong defensive plays were made
by Lori Devlaeminck and Karen
Williams.
Crediton 19 - Dublin 3
In their second win of the week,
Crediton used every inning to add
more runs to their score and end the
game using the mercy rule at five
innings.
Teresa McGee and Deb Lord
shared pitching duties for the local
squad and were three for three trips
to the plate. ,
Kelli Phillips shone in her debut
as catcher and Teresa McGee
stopped anything coming her way
on third base.
Crediton 9 Denfield 4
The Cowgirls found themselves
on the losing side of a ball game
against Denfield untiTthe third in-
ning when they came alive and took
the lead 3-2.
The local squad kept the momen-
tum going for the next four innings
to take the win.
Marilyn Young had a successful
night with a double and a single.
Teresa Van Raay was two for two
trips to the plate with a triple and a
home run. Debbie Lord also helped
seal the win with a double and a
single.
Kelli Phillips,' Brenda Morgan,
Kate Steeper, Sue Muller and Kathy
Gielen added singles.
Debbie Lord and Brenda Morgan
shared pitching duties.
Sue Muller, Brenda Morgan and
Brenda Wilds played strong defen-
sively.
Kelli Phillips again played a
steady catcher's position but will
gladly give the spot back to Tam-
my Regier who is taking a few
weeks off to go on a honeymoon.
Brent O'Brien led the Exeter attack
with two hits in two trips and one
run scored. Ross Keller had two hits
in four trips and also scored a run,
and knocked in a run. Jim Lewis
knocked in a pair of runs with a sin-
gle and scored a run, while Scot
Davidson and Todd Laporte also sin-
gled once and scored once for Exet-
Laporte went two and one third
innings and gave up just one hit and
five runs, while Gregus wrapped up
giving up two runs on three hits
and struck out five.
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Page 19
Track champs - These students from the Grand Bend Public
school won their individual championships at the school's recent
track meet. Left to right, Lisa Turnbull, Sr. Girls, Chris Stanlake
Sr. Boys, Teresa Petch, Intermediate Girls.
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