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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-07-10, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, July 10, 1991 SPORTS Safe at second - Kerry Hedden, right; of the Exeter Express slides safe into second base during Sunday aftemoon's game against Lakeside. Fastball raundua Greys up record to 7-1 DUBLIN - Sandi Fremlin hit a three run homer in the third inning here Thursday night as the Exeter Greys blanl.ed Dublin 6-0 in Hu- ron -Perth L idies Fastball League action. The win saw the Greys increase their record to 7-1. Last night they travelled to Si. Marys. Fremlin not only was hot at the Royals look bad, beaten 11 Z by St. Pauls In South Perth Men's action, the Exeter Royals were hammered 11- 1 by defending league champions St. Pauls •Generals 11-1. That dropped Exeter's record to 10-6. There was a couple of bright spots in the game however, both came from outfielder Jim Lewis. He made a diving catch in the fifth inning and scored the Royals lone run. In the ninth, Lewis beat out an in- field single and scored all the way from first when Mike Neil clubbed a double up the middle. Dan Heywood started on the mound for Exeter but because of some Shakey defence behind him, was replaced by Dennis Catty and Derwyn Hodgins came on in the seventh. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard scores Wednesday, July 3/ 91 4 game winners Wilma Davis 354 Howard John 325 Doris Denham 316 M. Eizenga 309 Bea Johns 3Q4 Thursday, July 4/91 4 game winners Pearl McKnight 361 Muriel Marshall 317 Mabel McKnight 312 Delmer Skinner 307 Steve Hrapchak 306 VOLUNTEERS WANTED by Exeter Minor Hock- ey Association If you are interested in volunteering your time and talents in any of the following areas, please contact Gary MacLean, 110 Main St. N., Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S3 235-0800 Applications must be received by July 15 O Coach O Manager O Trainer O Assistant 4 plate but from her centre field posi- tion caught one which was nearly a home run and tossed out a runner at third to prevent Dublin from scoring. Lisa Henderson also had a home run for the Greys and scored two runs. Shaw's bat leads Express EXETER - Dave Shaw's' bat made a big difference for the Exet- er Express as he went 4 -for -5 Sun- day afternoon against Lakeside. The locals beat Lakeside 10-6 and last Tuesday handled visiting London Kings 11-9. Against the Kings, Shaw had two home runs. Exeter who now has a .500 record at 7-7 in the Great Lakes Senior League was supposed to play a double -hitter with Kincar- dine on Sunday. "They called late and said they couldn't field a team,' said Express manager Joe Fulop. Shaw, a member of the New York Rangers of the National Hockey League, gave the home team a very early 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning when he belt- ed a three run homer. "He's crushing the ball and he's giving the other guys confidence," said Fulop. Leadoff batter Brian Rivard dou- bled and Rob Dickey singled to start the game both scored on Shaw's round -tripper. Shaw, who started on the mound then moved to first base, also had a single in the third, a sixth inning base hit and a double in the seventh which scored two more runs. In the third inning, Shaw led off with a single, Kerry Hedden walked and Kevin Drager hit a home run as the Express built a 7-1 lead after three innings. Good slide - Dashwood's Wayne Masse hits the dirt during Thursday's peewee game against Exeter. The game was halted after four innings due to rain. WE ARE YOUR EXETER AREA AIR CONDITIONING HEADQUARTERS We supply and install For a ' FR EE estimate call Kevin today TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT Maim St. N. Exeter 235-2032 Exeter was able to get their pitch- ers some work as Drager, Marty Merrier, Paul Elston, Scot Davidson and Scot Russell all pitched. Elston has a bit of tendonitis in his shoulder but he pitched an in- ning and walked one, struck out one and gave up three hits. Fulop said Elston is recovering and hopes to be. throwing more this weekend when the Express head to the Lake- side Tournament. "He has to ice it before and after he pitches," said Fulop of Elston's shoulder. Express 11, London 8 Against London last Tuesday, Shaw had a two -run homer in the first inning and added another two - run shot in the seventh. In between he walked twice and was safe on a fielders' choice. Outfielder Don McDonald was quick on the base paths as he stole second in the first inning and in the fourth singled and stole both sec- ond and third before scoring on a wild pitch. • The veteran kept it up in the fifth with his second base hit of the game abd again stealing second. Third baseman Barry Baynham had a double, stole two bases and scored a pair of runs. Basepaths: While Exeter travels to Kincardine for the weekend tour- nament they hosted Strathroy last night...Dickey is having a good year at the plate as he is batting .375 from his 56 trips to the plate...Baynham leads the _the team in steals with eight. Exeter Baseball Report Lucan 17 at Exeter 1 Pitcher: Paul Gregus A mercy game (5 innings). Exeter couldn't get things moving, and Lucan has a good team I July 4 Dashwood 8 at Exeter 6 Pitchers: Jeff Glavin for Exeter, Wayne Moss for Dashwood It was a short game (4 innings) because of rain. Exeter made a few errors awl Dashwood didn't. Good gamer :hx 0 July 4 Exeter 4 at Lucan 12 Pitchers: Andy Glavin, Shawn McCann, Darren Kinu Catcher Trevor Gregoire and centre fielder Bill Hodge both played a terrific game. July 2 Exeter 13 at Dashwood 14 Doubles by: David Overholt, Steven Rasenberg, Kevin Overholt Fly balls caught by: Adam Higgs, Tim Meidinger, Jeff Jarrett (2) Dashwood scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth to win the game. Tough loss for Exeter! July 6 Lucan 9 at Exeter 11 Runs scored by: Jeff Jarreu (2), Bram Steele, David Overholt (2), Steven Rasenberg, Chris Desjardine, Melissa DeYoung, Adam Higgs (2), Sean Chisholm Fly bads caught by: Tim Meidinger (3) Strong defense oy the entire Exeter team. Very good fielding by Bram Steele, Kevin Overholt, David Overholt and Tim Meidinger. Exeter scored five runs in the fifth to gain the victory. 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