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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-08-09, Page 20Page 20 A sure hit - Heidi Elliot, of the Exeter Greys Ladies Fastball team, takes a big swing during the Greys 8-4 win over St. Pauls in' Exeter last Tuesday night, August 1. The Greys were led by a pair of two -run doubles by Cindy Down and Elaine Gould, while winning pitcher Patty Down 'allowed only four hits and six strikeouts. All four of St. Pauls runs were unearned and they actually led 4-2 until the bot- tom ottom of the eighth when Exeter scored six times to take the win. The Greys also downed Crediton 2-0 in Exeter Tuesday night and will face Sebringville in Clinton Thursday night. Exeter 3 downs Lucan 1 3-1 EXETER - Exeter Squirt 111 soc- cer team, which is sponsored by Jack Maver Heating and Plumbing, concluded their regular -season play with a well earned victory over Lu - can I squirts. Exeter dominated play in the first half creating many scoring opportu- nities but were only able to capital- ize on one. Casey O'Brien finished off a four- way passing play by putting the ball in the top of the net. Unfortu- nately Lucan also scored on an ex- cellent penalty shot to end the first halfued at 1-1. In the second half, Exeter contin- ued to press and were rewarded when - Ryan Beattie hit the lower right cor- ner with a hard shot after breaking down the right side. Late in the match, Danny Stell put the game away with a brilliant- Baracudas results Continued from page 17 in the Girls' eight -and -under 25m race, Lucas Forrest and Moore were the top two finishers respectively in the Boys nine -and -10 -race, while Van Dyken was fifth in his division in the 50m breast stroke while Lisa Forrest was also able to win her 50m breast stroke race in a winning time of 55.49 seconds, nearly five seconds in front of the second -place finisher. Jennifer Weigand finished fifth in that same race for Exeter and Scores EXETER EXPRESS BATTING AVERAGES ab h hr ave Atthill 20 8 0 .400 Baynham 51 23 0 .324 Dickey 67 21 3 .313 Drager 55 18 2 .327 Elston 9 0 0 .000 Fairbairn 27 11 0 .423 Gilmour 53 13 1 .245 Hayter 59 20 0 .379 Hceney 66 19 4 .288 Hem, G 49 16 0 .327 Hcrn, K 63 21 1 .333 Horner 13 6 0 .462 Martin 71 28 1 .366 McEwan 30 6 0 .200 Mercer 28 12 0 .316 Merner 16 6 1 .375 Neil 16 5 0 .313 Parkinson 68 25 0 .368 Parsons 48 16 0 .333 Pearce 5 0 0 .000 Schade 58 15 1 .259 Shaw 52 25 3 .403 PITCIIING AVERAGES Atthill Baynham Drager Elston Gilmour Hcency Hem K Horner Neil Pearce Schade Shaw w 1 1 p era so 3 2 29 4.97 17 2 1 13.2 6.66 14 4 0 36.2 2.21 40 3 1 26.2 2.43 24 3 1 36.2 2.95 45 0 0 5.2 9.54 1 0 0 1 9.0 1 0 0 2 9.0 2 I n o1 (14Fo.. 2 0 14.1 2.51 6 3 1 19.1 4.12 14 2 1 24.1 3.67 25 picked up two team points. Finch had another sixth-place fin- ish, in the Boys' eight -and -under 25m butterfly, Sandra Steele was able to win that race in her division, Lucas Forrest was second in his di- vision and Moore was fifth, while 'Ahrens, and Vandcrlaan were second and third in the girls' 11 and 12 25m race, picking up five andfour' points respectively. The Girls nine -W-10 year-old freestyle relay team of Michelle Willis, Eilleen Knip, Brianne Czy-. pha and Sandra Steele placed fourth in their race and the Girls' 11 and 12 year-old 200m freestyle relay team of Wein, Willis, Ahrens, and Van- derlaan placed third in their race. The team will be competing in their final regular meet of the year Saturday in Seaforth. ly-placed penalty shot to the lower left corner. Ryan. Sullivan and Andrew Maver shared the goaltending duties and managed to preserve the 3-1 victo- ry. The team now moves on to play Coldstream in Coldstream today, Thursday. This is the first round of the playoffs. Further playoff action takes place on Saturday in Bryanston. Satur- day's play will be in a tournament format and this will conclude play for the 1989 season. Tigers start final hone stand LONDON - The London Tigers Baseball Club will begin its final regular season homestand on Thurs- day, August 10 at Labatt Park, with a four -game series against the Wil- liamsport Bills, as the battle for playoff positioning continues. The Homestand will run for 11 days, winding up with the Tigers' final regular season home game of the 1989 season Sunday, August 20. The Homestand also features a number of special events and pro- motions beginning with Broken Bat Night on Friday, August 11. Youngsters 14 -and -under will be el- igible to receive a 1989 London Ti- gers broken bat. These are authentic bats used and broken by London Ti- gers players during the 1989 season which makes a great collectors' item for keepsakes or autographs. • Saturday, August 12 is Shriner's Day at Labatt Park. The Shriners will be having a parade, whooping it up as they know how to do so well, and raising money to support Children's Burn Units. On Sunday, August 13, it's Show Your Tiger Spirit Day at La- batt Park, in a game to be televised by TV -London. If a fan comes to the game wearing a Navy Blue or Orange Shirt (Tiger colours), they will receive 50 cents off the price of any Chair or Bench Seat Ticket: Monday, August 14 features Max Patkin, the Clown Prince of Base- ball, as the Tigers open a series against the New Britain Red Sox. Patkin is famous for his crazy on - the -field antics, and doubly famous for his appearance in the baseball movie, "Bull Durham". The Tigers begin a series with the Reading Phillies on Thursddy, August 17, highlighted. by Dia- mond Ring Night on Friday, Au- gust 18, where some lucky fan will win a Diamond Ring from Stunner Jewellers. Saturday, August 19 is Pro hardware Day, and on Sunday. August 20, the Tigers and their 1989 sponsors' will celebrate Fan. Appreciation Day. Fans in atten- dance will be able to enjoy great baseball, along with some bonus entertainment and also be eligible for some Grrrreat Tiger giveaways and prizes. August 2.0 will also be Exeter Day at Labatt Park. The club has reserved 500 tickets for the game which are available from Dolly Creces at the Exeter 'BIA. There will be a ceremonial first pitch from Mayor Bruce Shaw, score- board recognition and the Jug Band will also be performing. So don't miss the final 1989 reg- ular season homestand of the Lon- don Tigers baseball club, beginning Thursday, August 10 through Sun- day, August 20. Lucan -beats Exeter in close game EXETER - In Squirt action this week, Exeter I hosted Lucan III. Ex- eter played a strong offensive and defensive game. Playing strong of- fensively were: Craig Overholt and Andy Frieter with several good shots on net. Bramwell Steele played exceptionally well by being a thorn in Lucan's offensive drive. David Overholt held his defensive. position well and with Nick Regier being good in goal herd Lucan in check. The final score Lucan I Exet- er 0. Exeter II opposed a strong Grand Bend team and tied them 1-1. Exeter took the lead early in the game on a strong drive by Steven Rasenburg. Most of the game was played in mid -field, until the last few minutes when Grand Bend managed to break through Exeter's defense and score to tie the game. All the players on the Exeter team played their best game yet. Exeter IV finished the season on a win�ide defeating Lucan II 4-0 in Texas Scramble at Ironwood 1st Jack Fuller Score 31 Bill Farquhar Wayne Pearce Don Heywood 2nd Ken Bergmann Score 32 Ken Pinder Brian Taylor Brion Penhale Id Lawrence Carr Score 32 Don Gifford Gerry Smith Gary Stephens Number of Golfers: 78 Specials: Closest to #4: Don Curren Closest to #7: Bill Farquhar Long Drive #5: Gib Dow Sr. (career drive). Sponsored By: Russell Electric and A&H EMA Foods and Hop- per -Hockey. 4th -Stu Homuth Score 32 Wayne Burke Rick Bo en Andy DeBoei 5th Tony Underhill Score 33 Rich Lather Wilmer Ferguson Ken Hermann 6th Gord Rook Score 33 Kevin Ferguson Hayden Gozzard Roger Wallace i Crediton becomes "B" Champions - The Crediton Atom girls claimed the "B" Championship on the weekend in the Usborne Minor Baseball Association's tournament in Hensall. Front row (l -r) Kristy Oirjdlas, Chrjstinn Pcrtcchy,-Dcnisc Parses?., tvititis:izi lluywr, rid Soitulti; A?'riy Dearing, Amanda Gla- vin. Back row (1-r) assistant coach Rose Harrigan, Jennifer Harrigan, Angie Pickering, Lisle Geurts, Lisa Clarke, Miranda Hayter, Cheryl Glavin, Meagan.Ratz, coach Marlene Glavin. • Lawn bowling Emma Campbell Allan McFalls • Vi Hendy Henry Trickey. Olive Hicks Percy Ernie Chipehase Stan Roth Isabel Rogerson Audrey MacGregor Bill Lamport Bill Rogerson Irv. Armstrong Henry Trickey Wilmer Adkins Edna Caldwell • Olga Chipchase Emma Campbell Audrey MacGregor Nelson Squire Edna Caldwell Henry Trickey Shawn Mc} alts Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday, August 7 2 wins with total 29 2 wins with total 77 2. wins with total 24 2 wins with total 23 2 wins with total 22 2 wins with total 21 wins with total 17 2 wins with total 33 2 wins with total 25 2 wins with total 20 2 wins with total 19 2 wins with total 14 2 wins with total 14 2 wins with total 13 2 wins with total 27 2 wins with total 27 2 wins with total 27 2 wins with total 24 2 wins with total 23 2 wins with total 22 2 wins with total 21 2 wins with total 25 2 wins with total 25 2 wins with total 24 __Exeter Mohawks soaks Aunt !- .General-- Meeting Thursday, August 24 - 8:00 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Everyone welcome! Anyone wishing to participate on the 1989-90 Executive, Please contact John Pryde A.S.A.P. Work 262-2600 Horne 235-1384 Lucan. Scoring was opened by Jay - den Russell on a penalty kick, with Peter Fragiscatos scoring twice and Adam Regier scoring one. Steven Darbishire got the shutout for Exeter IV. Exeter IV starts the playoff round against Lucan III in Exeter Thursday night at 7 p.m. The girls -10 -and -under hosted Ko- moka and were victorious by 2-1. The goals were scored by Amanda Regier and Adriana DeBont. The game was an excellent see - Ladies Slopitch Exeter - Exeter Ladies Slowpitch teams scrambled to complete the first round of the schedule, working in all rainout games to determine standings. - ` The final five weeks of the schedule has been divided into A and B based on standings with final tournament set for September 8, 9. August 3 games resulted in Downtown Dollies, Inn Girls and Checrs as victors with a tie going to the Sundowners and South Huron Hospital. Two other games played are unreported. Standings as at July 27 fol- lows: South Huron Hospital Downtown Dollies Inn Girls Sundowners Albatross Angels Huron Park Devils Exeter Inndianettes Big 0 Sockettes Cheers ElectroLighls D R Darlins Nuturals 19 18 15' 14 13 13 10 10 14 4 0 Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, August 2 5 game winners Pearl McKnight John Pepper • Steve Hrapchak Allen Johns Harold Davis Thursday, August 3 Four games A. Hummel Marjorie Hodgert Bill Bacchler Five games Mabel McKnight Delmer Skinner Alen Johns Lloyd Lovell 532 459 450 438 417 260 244 220 362 343 342 307 11•1111•1 0111111111111MINft. 1.! saw battle with outstanding play by Laura Bowers in goal and Keriann O'Rourke and Laura Cook at mid- field, and good passing and play by the whole team. Exeter Ladies Golf Club August 1 31 players Flight A Dorothy Marks 47 Dorothy Kipfer 49 Low Putts Dorothy Marks 16 Flight B Jeanette Turner 49 Jean Crerar . 50 Low Putts Jeanette Turner 15 Flight C Alma Etherington 61 Betty Simmons 61 Low Putts Irene Davis 18 Jeanette Turner had a birdie on Number 6. Exeter Tenills Gab Wit: Mixed Doubles Fun Day Tournament Winners Losers Winners were Mary Lomas and Robert Vodden Losers were Ann Sullivan, Jim Beckett and Clay Murray Rest, style and expertise form were major assets to the winners Mary and Robert. A late night was a definite liability to the losers Ann and Jim. Clay took over when Jim had to leave but "Alas" it was too late) We enjoyed great -weather, entertaining tennis, and a refreshing swim and barbecue. Thanks everyone for mak- ing it a "Fun" Day. 1 0 • Come to Expect The Best Enjoy our New Patio and the delicious food in our restaurant 9 for $ Holes only Every Thursday is • SENIORS DAY 18 Holes for $9.00 Game to be completed by 4 p.m. • • Tournament Dates still available Complete Restaurant • Rentals Licenced by LLBO • Driving Range Electric Golf Carts • Patio Reserve a Tee Time ( Except Sundays & Holidays) OPEN EVERY DAY IRONWOOD Phone '235-1521 Exeter Tenills Gab Wit: Mixed Doubles Fun Day Tournament Winners Losers Winners were Mary Lomas and Robert Vodden Losers were Ann Sullivan, Jim Beckett and Clay Murray Rest, style and expertise form were major assets to the winners Mary and Robert. A late night was a definite liability to the losers Ann and Jim. Clay took over when Jim had to leave but "Alas" it was too late) We enjoyed great -weather, entertaining tennis, and a refreshing swim and barbecue. Thanks everyone for mak- ing it a "Fun" Day. 1 0