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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-08-30, Page 17CONSTRUCTION Sell it In the classifieds Cali 235-1331 North Middlesex & Lambton 4:1 TRUST ,fTANDARD 11wo Exeter Rate subject 235-1060 to change Bantam tournament successful for local teams EXETER - The Exeter Bantam A's baseball team played host to the WOBA League championship se- ries, along with Dashwood, on the weekend and the hosts were able to make it as far as the semi-finals. The tournament pitted the top four teams from the north and south divisions from the WOBA against each other to determine a champion to represent the league at the pro- vincial finals. Despite going home Saturday because of a mix-up in the scheduling of the tournament, Flesherton made it back Sunday morning and becante champs, de- feating another north division team, Listowel, in the final. Walkerton, Flesherton, Owen Sound and Listowel represented the north and Exeter, Lucan, Dashwood and Goderich took part from the south. In their first game Exeter beat Walkerton 10-8. but dropped their second contest of the double - knockout tournament to Listowel • 11-3. The hosts then took on a short- staffed Lucan squad in their third game and beat them 11-9, which ad- - vanced Exeter to the semi-finals. In the semi-finals Sunday after- noon, Exeter played Listowel again and fell for the second time, 12-8, putting an end to their tournament hopes. The Lucan squad was missing several players that helped them achieve first -place during the regular season, who all had other commit- ments, and were still able to win their first game Friday night, 11-1 over Owen Sound. They however dropped their next two games straight, 15-5 to Flesh- erton and 11-9 to Exeter and were eliminated. Special mention goes out "to Mi- nor Tyke Kevin Boshart who played against some much older competi- tion in Exeter. He played so Lucan could field a team and would - not have to forfeit. Boshart walked twice and scored one run against Exeter. Any Dashwood tournament hopes were dashed early when they lost two -straight contests. They lost 11- 4 to Listowel and 15-1 to Walker- ton. Leading hitters for Exeter in the tournament were; Ryan Lindenfield, who had seven hits in 13 plate ap- pearances and Fred Steciuk who went seven for 14. Steve Farquahar also batted .500 over the four games, going six for 12. Dashwood's top hitters were, Dan Masse, Derck Masse, and Matt Hartman, who -belted a home run, while Ramer had two hits in the second game foi- Dashwood. • Against the big guys - Kevin Boshart, who is only Minor Tyke age, played for Lucan in the WOBA Bantam Tournament in Exeter on the weekend. He was forced to play because Lucan was missing several key 'players. Boshart performed well and even scored a run against Exeter. Dusty slide - Mark Glavin of the Exeter Bantam A's slides at er's 11-9 win Saturday afternoon. The teams were taking part in home plate under a cloud of dust after a wild pitch as Lucan the WOBA Bantam Tournament in Exeter on the weekend. pitcher Greg Boshart tries to tag him out at the plate, during Exet- Flesherton won the championship. Greys in league final again EXETER - The Exeter Greys have advanced to the South Perth Ladies Fastball League finals once again and will have to beat St. Mar- ys if they want to claim their third league championship in a row. To get to the finals, the Greys had to go the distance in a best -of - three semi-final series against St. MSS DURA - LOC ROOFING THE FINAL ROOFING SYSTEM LONG :LIFE ROOFING PANEL:.. MEANS A ONETIME iNvrisiniviENT Before After Pauls. Exeter opened the series at home but lost 5-2, thanks to the nine - strikeout performance thrown by St. Paul's Bonnie Reihl. She gave up only three hits in the entire con- test., two of which belonged to Carla Wolfkamp. The losing pitcher for Exeter was Patti )own. The Greys bounced back in their next contest backed by fine defence and good pitching from Tess Ncth- ery, and staved off elimination by winning 8-2. Exeter was helped along by first - inning homers by Sandi Fremlin and Gail Beurerman. They picked ■ up three more tallies in the second inning thanks to hits by Heidi Elli- ot, Sandra Bums and Kendra Arthur. Exeter came back the next night to take the series by scoring six times in the first inning and coasted to a 10-1 win. They scored six times when the first seven Exeter Cruise Presentations Today! Wednesday, August 30th Grand Bend Legion - 2:00 pm. Exeter Old Town Hall - 7:30 p.m Learn about our group cruise departure. Feb. 24/90. 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