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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-08-07, Page 151 S PORTS Times -Advocate, August 7, 1991 Exeter Baseball Report July 27 Exeter 23 at Centralia 23 'this was the last gone of the season. Exe, August 3 Exeter 30 at Centralia 29 Home runs by: Itilde Steele (2), Keelen llefley (2), Angela Weide (3), Daniel Lovie, Cherania Lovie (2) July 31 Lucan 18 at Exeter 16 Home run for Exeter; Brad VanBakel Home run for Lucan: Rob Scarbur, Cedric MacAuley Triples for Exeter: Ben Hoogenboom, John Gregus Triples for Lucan: David Park, Donny Park, Rob Scarbur, Justin Ferris Grand Slam for Exeter: Brad VanBakel Fly balls caught for Exeter: John Gregus (2), Jason Davey (2) Fly balls caught for Lucan: Cedric MacAuley, Brendan MacAuley (2) July 31 Exeter 12 at Lucan 13 Fly balls caught by: Josh Maver (3), Steven Rasenberg, Jeff Jarrett, Adam Blommart Doubles by: Chris Desjardine, Josh Maver 'Triples by: Steven Rasenberg, Adam Blonunan Another close exciting game. Exeter played very well defensively. Lucan scored three times in the fifth inning to take a 13-11 lead and held on despite Exeter scoring one run in the sixth. August 1 Exeter 10 at Clinton 11 Fly balls caught by: Jeff Jarrett, Adam Blommart, Josh Maver Home run by: Tim Meidinger Exeter jumped out to a quick 9-0 lead which they had until the bottom of the fourth. Clinton scored three in the fourth and five in the fifth to close the gap to 9-8. July 30 Goderich 26 at Exeter 6 Pitchers: Jeremy Maskell, Paul Gregus, Chris Murch August 1 Exeter 4 at Clinton 13 Pitcher: Paul Gregus Jason Grenier made two double plays. Juniors thump St. Marys 20-7 EXETER - With the Western Junior Baseball League regular sea- son winding down, the Exeter Co - Op Juniors are really knocking the ball around. Wednesday night the host Juniors thumped St. Marys 20-7 in a short- ened five inning contest. Exeter leadoff batter Jeff Keller walked three times and scored four runs. Shawn McFalls, Mike Agnew and Mark Russell, the lower part of the lineup, scored three runs each. St. Marys jumped into a big 2-0 lead in their half of the first inning but Exeter pulled to within one when Terry Genttner singled to score Keller. The visitors made it 7-6 after two innings before Exeter exploded and got 11 runs in the fourth frame as they sent 14 batters to the plate. In that; Keller walked twice, Greg Ag- new singled, Scot Russell singled and walked, Jason Clarke singled, Dave Schwindt doubled, McFalls and Mike Agnew both walked and Mark Russell had a base hit. Base hit - Ryan Soldan of the Exeter pee wees pulls this pitch from Exeter bantam Darren Kints, into right field during their exhibition game in Exeter Thursday evening. Shown catching for the bantams is Trevor Gregoire. McCann leads bantams over peewees EXETER - Shawn McCann went 5 -for -5 at the plate and slugged a pair of triples as the Exeter ban- tams beat the Exeter peewees 11-4 in an exhibition baseball game Thursday night. Andy Glavin, Darryl Hartman and Craig Glavin all had triples for the winners. The local bantams had their trou- bles earlier in the week as they were pounded 25-1 by Clinton. Ex- eter will face Lucan tomorrow in a best -of -three series with the winner advancing to the league playoffs in St. Marys. In the exhibition contest, Mike France started on the mound for the peewees going three innings before being replaced by Jeff Glavin who allowed just one run in four in- nings. The two combined to strike out five and walk just one. Once again, Merchants tough SEAFORTH - The Exeter Ex- press found themselves in a very familiar situation last night. A year ago, the Express were eliminated by the Seaforth Mer- chants in Ontario Baseball Associ- ation (OBA) playoff action. Tues- day night the two clubs squared off in the third and final game. Last Tuesday, the Express won the opening game, but Thursday in Seaforth, the host Merchants came from behind to win a squeaker 4-3. The Express had several chances to win Thursday's game, but sim- ply could not capitalize on their opportunities. With one out in the third inning, Exeter hit into a dou- ble play and in the fifth inning, left the bases loaded. Second baseman Steve Merner had the hottest bat for the Express as he tripled in the third to score Don McDonald. McDonald, Exet- er's leadoff hitter singled and de- spite a pitch -out, still stole second. Merner made it 2-0 when he scored after Dave Shaw flyed out to cen- trefield. In the fourth, catcher Kevin Hern and D'Arcy Martin led off with back-to-back singles but Hern was tossed out at third on a fielders' choice which got Marty Merner aboard. But Brian Rivard grounded out and hit into a double play. Scot Davidson led off the Exeter fifth with a single, moved to second on Steve Merner's single and both moved when Shaw was given a free pass. But Kerry Hedden struck out and Hern popped up to the centre - fielder to end the rally. Defensivley, the Express made a heads -up play in the fifth when Hern threw back to pitcher Kevin Drager who turned and fired to Davidson who quickly put the tag on a leaning Seaforth base runner. Greys get revenge, beat St. Marys EXETER - Trailing 3-0 at the top of the first inning, the Exeter Greys bounced back and downed visiting St. Marys 8-6 in Huron Perth Ladies Fastball League ac - LBears host slo-pitch tournament °l. r•• tion last Tuesday night. There was a bit of a revenge fac- tor playing into this one as St. Mar- ys won 5-4 in the bottom of the fi- nal inning, earlier this month. Tuesday saw the Greys plate five runs of their own in the bottom of the first inning. Dianne Willis, who was later injured and taken out of the'game, started with a walk and,.,:, moved on Lisa Henderson's base hit. Both scored when Gayle Beuer- man hit one hard to centrefield which was dropped. Beuerman scored when Sandi Fremlin dou- bled. With two out, Fremlin man- aged to score and Cheryl McLlwain got on base due to a St. Marys er- ror. The quick McLlwain stole sec- ond and eventually scored on a passed ball. In the second inning, the Greys took a commanding 7-3 lead when Beuerman walked, Fremlin singled and both scored when Georgina Re- ynolds doubled. 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