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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-11, Page 13MILVER,TON - Exeter Royals' 1989 South Perth Fastball League season came to a disappointing end Friday night as they dropped a 3-2, 12 -inning decision to Milverton. The win gave the host team a 2-1 win in a best -of -three series and the "B" league championship. A lack of clutch hitting, which has plagued the Royals all season, proved to be their downfall again as Sell it in the classifieds C I ! t 2 33,E they managed nine hits and stranddd 11 runners against winning pitcher David Goetz. They loaded the bases with one out in the second inning and were unable to score. The lead-off batter in the 10th inning reached third base with none out but didn't score. Royals opened the scoring in the fourth as "reg Wise led off with a walk, advance to second on a Brent Dawson sacrifice and scored on Scou Brintnell's double off the left.- field fence. Milverton tied the score in the bottom of the fourth as Tre- vor Jutzi singled and scored on • Randy Wiche's bad hop triple. , Exeter regained the lead in the eighth as Greg Wise doubled and • scored on Jim Allison's two out single. Milverton tied the score in the bottom of the ninth as shortstop Don Leis led off the inning with a long home run off Exeter pitcher Derwyn Hodgins. They won the game in the eleventh with a single, a two -base error and a bases -loaded walk. Goetz went the distance on the mou'nd for Milverton, allowing nine hits, walking five while strik- ing out eleven. Hodgins pitched the complete game for Exeter and he al- lowed seven hits, walked four and struck out an amazing 23 batters. Despite the loss, Exeter enjoyed its most successful season in a number of years. Their overall record, including league play, playoffs, OASA and tournaments play was 30 wins and 22 losses. They reached the zone finals in OASA play, won the "B" champi- onship in the Tara Tournament and finished second in their own tourna- ment. The ball club would like to thank" the following businesses for their support throughout the year: Mur- phys Pub and Eatery, RSD Sports Den, Exeter Plymouth Chrysler, Exeter Inn, Brintnell General Con- tracting, Kongskilde, and Frayne Chev-Olds. 1101.1PAR1 INF RAIY4 Mean spike Tom Rolph, of the South Huron District High School Senior Boys Volleyball team, lets go with a vicious spike against Stratford Central during a three -team tournament at South Huron last Thursday. Despite Rolph's efforts, the Panthers. went down to defeat at the hands of the Rams in three -straight games. 1;°yr. Guaranteed Insestment ■ Certificates Wan St., Ex•tsr 4111::t•IANDARi1 235-1060 Since 1873 Wednesday, October 11, 1989 Second Section Hawks split first two games HENSALL - The Exeter Hawks split the first two games of the reg- ular season on the weekend, both of which were supposed to be home games. But because of the ice problems, and construction at the South Huron Rec Centre, Fri- day's game against Lucan was played at the Stephen Township Arena and Sunday's contest against Wellesley took place at the Hensall Arena. Workers were installing a vapor barrier inside and steel cladding outside the SHRC which prevented the rec staff from putting any ice in. However that problem should be over and all users of the Rec Centre, including the Hawks, should be able to return there this week. The Hawks dropped their first game to the Irish 6-4, despite lead - Panthers in 3uniament By Michelle Ellison EXETER - On Thursday, South Huron District High School held a regular Huron -Perth Conference volleyball tournament. F.E. Madill, Stratford Central and South Hu- ron's junior and senior teams par- ticipated in the tournament. SH's junior boys advanced their record to 12-0 in league play. The Panthers came away with three straight wins over Stratford Central by scores of 15-9, 15-2, and 15-4. • Against Madill, the locals had lit- tle difficulty swiping wins of 15- 11, 15-2 and 15-8. Stratford Central, who is compet- itive in Canadian volleyball play, proved to be quite a challenge for the Senior Panthers. Central took the first win 15-5 but SH gave them a harder time in their second match. A combination of effective blocking and back- court coverage allowed the Panthers to hold their opponents to a 15-10 count. 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They beat the Applejacks 5-3 Sunday night. Against Lucan, the Hawks got on the board quickly. Doug Clark, scored from Harlen Tinney after just 11 seconds of the game had elapsed. Paul Manders made it a 2-0 con- test, scoring from Clark and Jeff Chipchase at 6:29 of the first, while enjoying a man advantage. The Irish got that one back three minutes later when they took ad- vantage of their own power -play chance. Brian Schuyler did the damage with help from John McEachern and Joe Febrey. The game was tied with 2:10 left in the first after Jack Legg scored from John Sharpe and Jeff Hirtzell. The Hawks took a 4-2 lead with a pair of goals seven minutes apart in the middle frame. Clark got his second of the game, from Alan Blommaert and Mark Reid at 4:45 of the first and Joe Weston made it a two -goal margin with his tally from David Dalrymple and Jim Dickins. However, the Irish stormed back and took a 5-4 lead heading into the final frame. Rick Weishar's first of two straight, from Febrey and Brian Reath made it 4-3 and just 32 seconds later Weishar scored again to tie the game at 4-4,. from Febrey and Schuyler. Lucan took the lead for good less than a minute later when Darren Neil netted one from Andy Ross and Greg Deprest, which turned out to be the game winner. Please turn to page 14 In a headlock - David Dalrymple, (4), of the Exeter Hawks gets put in a headlock by a Wellesley Apple- jack player during a third -period scrap at the Hensall Arena, but Dalrymple got the last laugh as the Hawks beat Wellesley 5-3 Sunday night for their first win of the season. COUNTRY FLOWERS Ixtr, rr1ain street • exet-er •'ice• 2�0 Why not join our Fall & Winter Classes Wed.,'Oet: 11-7 p.m., learn to decorate a cake Wed., Oct. 18 - 7 p.ni:70f riBlrYt is+r icy it_ at . 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