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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-05-20, Page 15Brendan Buchanan •had: fatsxo: cheer:about ion W� dnesday as his.Exeter minorty+ke:baseballWeam beat visiting Clinton. Times Abt#Mty 20, 1992 Page t5 �nio�aseh�il Local playas sign with Stratford Junk I By Mrs Groves '1'-A staff EXETER - 1t may still be junior baseball, but for four local players its a big step tip. Pitcher Scot Russell and catcher David Schwindt who played for the Exeter Co -Op Juniors, along with pitchers Derek and Dan Masse from Dashwood, have joined the Stratford Hitters of the Inter County Junior Baseball League. The Hitters play a 28 -game schedule and travel, by team bus, to Cambridge, St. Thomas, Wood- stock,- Brantford, Kitchener -Water- loo and Guelph. They lost their opening game of lthe season last week, but bounced :back to beat St. Thomas, the de - _tending league champs. "It's more competitive. You play to win,-not-jest.to have fun," said Russell who pitches, plays short- stop and once. in a while patrols the outfield. His younger -brother Mark, with the.Exeter Co -Op Juniors, was also asked—to 'play for :dee Hitters .but turned it downsbotuuse he willrbe doing a lot of:umpiring in town this summer. There are 23 players.on.the Mill- ers roster but Russell staid Jae .las i�■r tomes beat lin11=n EXETER - Chris :Dusjaadine had a single,..double:and:triple as:the . Exeter Minor Tyke 11 team beat vis- king:Clinton 15 -9 -Thursday night. Thee are. three minor tyke trims in the.Eaeter MinorBaseball Asso- niation, this age group is for players 7-9 years -old. This is a &e -pitch .league which means the coasches:pitch.to.the bat- ters. Besides .DeajardBae, Adam -Little had a goodgatne atthc':plate.as he oonnetxedfor arearrmf.dtstbleaattd a single:and. he scored two runs. -Tony Ensiled three base hits while 'ChrisArmstro48. =Brendan Bucha- aan,_Cody (tikes, Cameron Murray :and:Shawn Talbot all had two sin- gles.each. Angela Weido connected with a double, Sarah Wareing had a dou- ble and a single and Darryl Boum, bast:Dual rounauw ExeterTenn!s Club Inc TENNIS RE ISTEATIO.N "EARLY BIRD" RATES Before to 16 Single �$ 0002 Couple $60.00 S$70.00 tudent milyS $30.00 $25.00 $20.00 Junior , Over 60's Atter $7j�Oe2 $80.00 $90.00 $40.00 53.00 0 Juniors - Monday?:00 - 9:00 p.m. Ladies - Tuesday 4.8:00 - 10:00 p.m Mno- Thursday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Sunday Morning "drop in" (adult) tennis - 10:00 a.m. - noon aalstratIon at RECREATION CENTRE 9:00 - 12;00; 1:0U - 5:00 Monday - Friday Weekends contact Clay Murray 285.2642 added a singlerand ample, Choral- Lovie.had atingle. Othermem- bers.of.this year's minor tyketeam are Tara Ducharme .and Tommy Cooper. - Exeter is managed by Betty Jean Talbot and coached by Bill Arm- strong. Robert Ens and Brad Mur- ray 1onight,.theExetetIFsewn was scheduled to -meet :the £Meter 1 squad. Shuffleboard Hensel i May 12 High 6 game winners Eileen Dowson Helen McKay Hugh McKay Dave Kyle John Pepper Jim Davis Hazel McEwan Exeter May 13 *same winners LloydLovcll Layeme.Stone S game winners Pearl McKnight Lloyd Ballantyne Estelle Chalmers Charles Tindall 6 game winners Marjorie Hodgert Alice Clubb Steve Hrapchak Gordon Clubb May 14 4 game winners John Pepper Marjorie Hodgen • Rose Webster 522 473 423 420 415 407 391 214 193 352 301 :291 290 444 414 409 367 405 371 348 Awl -334 Asa Johns 309 ,Jloshuffling May 20. been seeing his fare share of play - Ing time. "It's alright with me," he said of the many players. "I've pitched a couple of tines." Coaching the Hitters is Canadian nations d4samsecond-baseman Bar- ry Petrachenko. Russell said he is a little stricter than what he's used to when he played in Exeter. "We have to run laps if we lose the balls," he said. Schwindt, one of the- best catch- ers in the Western Junior Baseball foagtte the past couple -of -seasons, said there is a difference between the Western League and the loop. "Junior ball in Exeter is Junior 'D'," he said of the teams' Ontario Baseball Association rating, "Over there [Stratford], the first place warn is 'A'.'' In both of the games, Schwindt has seen action. "1 caught one game and played left field which was a little bizarr;." Two -hitter: Lucan pitcher Sean Lumley allowed just two tuts over - five innings Monday night as the South beat the North in a Western Junior Baseball League all-star game. The only :hits he gave up were a single in the second inning to Goderich's Chad Pappleand a base hit in the fifth frame to Clinton's Ben Lobb. Lumley .had some :good .defense behind him :as Luaan _ eammate Cory Burtch made a :diving shoe- string catchitrthethirdinning. Duplicate Bridge First Mr..and Mrs. Larson Second Mr. and Mrs: Davis Thad Marion Blueing, RoaalieBerends Wednesday aights,1:30.p in. Exeter Legioniilall CANADA, LAND DEMO -FREE Our governments are toying •withthe idea of risking public funds to prop up 0 & Y's debt. I mean, :were .talking real .bucks here. Don't knock it; if they do, they will .be obligated;moral- ly at -least, to do the Same for every mortgage. car loan, or whatever. Freeat,last! BAILIMS DFHENSALL LTD. 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Marys Jeff Bramham to the 'load in relief in the sixth. ��tning, Exeter shon- r`bp Steve -Nixon, second baseman Jeff Keller and first baseman Mark Russell tamed the only double play of the game. Win first game: The Co -Op Jun lora got on the winning side of things Wednesday night as they de- feated visiting Clinton 10-1. Jason Heywood started on the mound for the winners before being replaced by Sean Gillespie. Exeter only had six hits on the night, .but took 'advantage -of' -six walks and two hit batsmen. Mark Agnew and Heywood had doubles with singles to Jeff Keller, Steve Nixon, Ben Riley and Doug Clark. Tonight, Exeter plays host to Lis- •towelatt115- m. NOTICE Exeter Jr. D. Hawks Annual Meeting South Huron Rec Centre Wed., May 27 8:D0 p.m. Evel'yone welcome Comeattendsupport :fir. -17" frockey. 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May 14 Csedatan 33 at Hrinsall 34 Jesse McCann. Margaret Goers. wee Johnson and Troy McCann bad big hits. i::::.. .r. 3 :F.f ... .<.. ..` May 16 Ender 34 at Dashwood 31 Home non ler. D•ahweod: Byron Frette' - Hume far.iimstert Bandon Skinner. Nick Ansteu nun Future games: May 23 aSaan Fnayne Diamond May 11 Muobeu 22 a limner 22 Hume rims: Steve Mason, Jamie Johns Triple: Sean Girsbu1m The teams were well matched to sive us a close, exciting game. Good fielding by M eiiael I lodguu, Jamie McDonald, Mark Mastranardi. 'Future games: limier 11.1 diaster II, UsbumYee School «.i i0Mki!�1i� 41 r,1 May 11 Faster 4 at Luuwet 17 Fileberaohm .iremwsn4lunalbin..b s 1 Strikeouts: Jahn Grsgus (3). J.ahathan Ens (2) '1 op bitters: Jason Davey (2 tuns), Adam l figgs (1), Jonathan has (1) Fly balls caught by: John Gains, Jonathan 1ios. Lstuwel got m 12 runs in the tin inning. After • slaw start luster 111 ykes played i good game. Failure May 19 at 6:30 at !user Diamond 51 vs. St. Marys games: ExeterTenn!s Club Inc TENNIS RE ISTEATIO.N "EARLY BIRD" RATES Before to 16 Single �$ 0002 Couple $60.00 S$70.00 tudent milyS $30.00 $25.00 $20.00 Junior , Over 60's Atter $7j�Oe2 $80.00 $90.00 $40.00 53.00 0 Juniors - Monday?:00 - 9:00 p.m. Ladies - Tuesday 4.8:00 - 10:00 p.m Mno- Thursday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Sunday Morning "drop in" (adult) tennis - 10:00 a.m. - noon aalstratIon at RECREATION CENTRE 9:00 - 12;00; 1:0U - 5:00 Monday - Friday Weekends contact Clay Murray 285.2642 added a singlerand ample, Choral- Lovie.had atingle. Othermem- bers.of.this year's minor tyketeam are Tara Ducharme .and Tommy Cooper. - Exeter is managed by Betty Jean Talbot and coached by Bill Arm- strong. Robert Ens and Brad Mur- ray 1onight,.theExetetIFsewn was scheduled to -meet :the £Meter 1 squad. Shuffleboard Hensel i May 12 High 6 game winners Eileen Dowson Helen McKay Hugh McKay Dave Kyle John Pepper Jim Davis Hazel McEwan Exeter May 13 *same winners LloydLovcll Layeme.Stone S game winners Pearl McKnight Lloyd Ballantyne Estelle Chalmers Charles Tindall 6 game winners Marjorie Hodgert Alice Clubb Steve Hrapchak Gordon Clubb May 14 4 game winners John Pepper Marjorie Hodgen • Rose Webster 522 473 423 420 415 407 391 214 193 352 301 :291 290 444 414 409 367 405 371 348 Awl -334 Asa Johns 309 ,Jloshuffling May 20. been seeing his fare share of play - Ing time. "It's alright with me," he said of the many players. "I've pitched a couple of tines." Coaching the Hitters is Canadian nations d4samsecond-baseman Bar- ry Petrachenko. Russell said he is a little stricter than what he's used to when he played in Exeter. "We have to run laps if we lose the balls," he said. Schwindt, one of the- best catch- ers in the Western Junior Baseball foagtte the past couple -of -seasons, said there is a difference between the Western League and the loop. "Junior ball in Exeter is Junior 'D'," he said of the teams' Ontario Baseball Association rating, "Over there [Stratford], the first place warn is 'A'.'' In both of the games, Schwindt has seen action. "1 caught one game and played left field which was a little bizarr;." Two -hitter: Lucan pitcher Sean Lumley allowed just two tuts over - five innings Monday night as the South beat the North in a Western Junior Baseball League all-star game. The only :hits he gave up were a single in the second inning to Goderich's Chad Pappleand a base hit in the fifth frame to Clinton's Ben Lobb. Lumley .had some :good .defense behind him :as Luaan _ eammate Cory Burtch made a :diving shoe- string catchitrthethirdinning. Duplicate Bridge First Mr..and Mrs. Larson Second Mr. and Mrs: Davis Thad Marion Blueing, RoaalieBerends Wednesday aights,1:30.p in. Exeter Legioniilall CANADA, LAND DEMO -FREE Our governments are toying •withthe idea of risking public funds to prop up 0 & Y's debt. I mean, :were .talking real .bucks here. Don't knock it; if they do, they will .be obligated;moral- ly at -least, to do the Same for every mortgage. car loan, or whatever. Freeat,last! BAILIMS DFHENSALL LTD. FURNACES - HEAT •PUMPS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING highway 44 N1efth 362.2020 -'1 w11-462.--26245 -- 7'asr tL'oj.' e sR; 7:140110 .11;647 To • .411 z /' I4NDSC,alrING Your key to year round beauty • Take advantage of our complete professional landscape design aervice. 1••Phone,and our landscape designer will make an appointment to I I on you and produce a detailed drawing. • interior king 1, • Ground Mak I' • Sodding • Cedar Lawn Furniture Order your nursery stock now ... or the .work can be done by our 1,.{andscaping specialists 235-1678 mph* sod swig, P,.R. 2 Hensel!, •Ontario • .Seeding • Ra lway Ties • Design Service • Nursery stock planting •, il� Itrlt 1tourd>:ory stook guaranteed- - APppe 285-1678 236-445 y.is first In our business ► tx Se The only time Lumley got in trouble in the fifth when he loaded .4he bases but struck out three in a wnw to retire the side. That brought :$t. Marys Jeff Bramham to the 'load in relief in the sixth. ��tning, Exeter shon- r`bp Steve -Nixon, second baseman Jeff Keller and first baseman Mark Russell tamed the only double play of the game. Win first game: The Co -Op Jun lora got on the winning side of things Wednesday night as they de- feated visiting Clinton 10-1. Jason Heywood started on the mound for the winners before being replaced by Sean Gillespie. Exeter only had six hits on the night, .but took 'advantage -of' -six walks and two hit batsmen. Mark Agnew and Heywood had doubles with singles to Jeff Keller, Steve Nixon, Ben Riley and Doug Clark. Tonight, Exeter plays host to Lis- •towelatt115- m. NOTICE Exeter Jr. D. Hawks Annual Meeting South Huron Rec Centre Wed., May 27 8:D0 p.m. Evel'yone welcome Comeattendsupport :fir. -17" frockey. 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