Times Advocate, 1992-07-15, Page 46Fa 11
Exeter ateyS win Via, halt Crediton's winning streak
By Fred Groves
T -A staff
EXETER - What a difference six
weeks can make.
Back on May 25 in Crediton, the
host _team c me up with a not -so -
pretty 14-11 win in South Perth La-
dies Psetball league action.
Last Tuesday in a yearn match in
Exeter, ht was the host Greys win-
ning 8-5.
"I dunk we were hitting about
•the same," mid Greys' coach
Georgina Reynolds in comparing
the two games.
"Our pitching was different, it
was more consistent," she added.
In the first meeting of the two
teams, Exeter was without their ace
on the mound, Faui Down.
It -wag the first loss for Crediton
This one seemed to get by Exeter Greys' batter Carla Wolfkamp and into the glove of Crediton
catcher Sherry Nickles. The hosting Greys won last Tuesday night's South Perth Ladies Fast -
ball League garb.
IT'S NICE TO SEE
THEY'RE EARNING
THEIR KEEP
It's great to see all our provin-
cial premiers - okay, nine out
of ten ain't bad - workuhg to-
gether to solve the fundamen-
tal problems facing our na-
tion, things such as senate
reform, veto rights, provincial
powers and stuff like that.
just think, when they get fin-
ished, all the factories will re-
open, cross-border shopping
will be a thing of the past,
runaway prosperity will pre-
vail in emir lane —
— and pigs will fly.
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manager tor the Exeter and
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Please send applications to:
Andy McIntyre, Pres.
134 Algonquin Dr., Huron
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or call: 228-6463 or George
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700 Main St., Exeter Ont
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THANK YOU
On behalf of the cooler and Area Mi-
nor Hodtey Aui halon exeohtive,
end parent t would like to extend our
sincerest appreoipbon to various busi-
nesses and employees mho scanty
participated in our. annual ab•pi$oh
tournament
Thinks to their pardcipalion it ap-
pears again to have been quite suo-
eessful. I balisve all the participants
thoroughly enjoyed lharaaaMs. Wth-
out your support at this townamem
our fundraising marts a ralild,be al-
most
Pmost insirtrioutlleble 111$0 Ave. ao-
wire claw •.potion of our,asulmis
Wm this .silent Numerous teems
Ribose to Awn their winnings
ovet to minor heiaksy in partiuhla► fie-
Consauction and Jack's Plumb -
This is part ol.what makes living vi a
smell community so unique when
everyone is w supportive and work-
ing W a worthwhile cause. To the par-
ents who helped and our own hockey
player umpires thanks a million. We
look fonwerd to your support text
yeah.
Yours in sport
Larry Taylor, Pres. E.M.H.A.
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Exeter bantam girls
go 10-0, will host
weekend tournament
EXETER - The local bantam girls softball team will be one of eigh:
girls teams entered in this weekend's Exeter Minor Softball 1 oumr+
mens.
Exeter -has an -outstanding 10-0 record m- the Usbome League ane:
last Tuesday beat Usbome thanks to three home runs by Dana Regie:
Jana Webster also had a big night at the plate as she clubbed a home.
and a pair of triples.
Usbome was led offensively by Danielle Miners who had a couple
of triples and a single.
Action in this weekend's tournament, being held at the South Huror;
Recreation Centre diamonds, begins Friday night at 7 p.ni
Opening games
Friday - Centralia vs. Hensall. 7 p.ni.
- Crediton vs. Zurich, 9 p.ni
Sanuday - Exeter vs. Hibbert, 9 a.m.
- Usbome vs. Grand Bend, 9 a.m.
As of press tune, plans for the boys" side of the tournament had nor
yet be ftnahseu
Hodgins struggles,
imperials beaten
Now 10-3
EXETER - Wel you can't have a
good game every night.
That was Use attitude of the Exet
er Chrysler imperials -tis -they eannc -
off the dianiend Thursday tight.
Although they trailed Just 4-3 et
the end of five Innings, the Imperi-
als were blasted 10-3 by the visit- -
mg Tavistock Orioles. It was only
the third loss of the South Perth
Men's Fasiball League schedule lot
the imperials while the Onoles are
now 4-8.
The thioles got to Exeter starling
pitcher Derwyn Hodgins very early
as they connected for three hits and
plated a pair of runs in the opening
inning.
Exeter looked sharp defensively
in the top of the fourth when catch-
er Graljam Neabiu and thud base-
man
aseman Steve Neil caught Darren
Stewart in a run down.
The next inning saw inpenals
nghtrtelder Darren Neil make a
catch on Dave Bailey and almost
tossed out Paul Kalbfleish who !tact
tagged and went to thud.
In the bottom of the fifth, tic'
hosts plated all their runs as Jun A l -
lison led off with a walk and soured
on Kevin Lightfoot's double. He
sensed on a Darren -Neil fly bal I .
Mike Degjardine was safe on an er-
ror and he c..auic loose after a
passed ball and a wild throw to
third.
De4iardine.,playing his first gunk
at 'abacfctop in,placc of Dean Hey-
wood, only made one error but
tossedaut three rennets at rust dur-
ing the right.
'1 avistock broke the game cion ill
the seventh, sending 11 ballets Lal
Ute: plate and scoring six runs. Pen'
l lyric sent one over the left field
fence to score three runs and two
batters later Mark Alhxec:ht had an
in the park hunter to score a couple.
Hodgins was replaced on UR
mound at the start of the eighth .by
Mike Neil who made his Exeter
Pitching debut- He struck out ohli(
and did not allow a base runner u.
the six batters he laced
Tavistock hurler Brad Stere had
good -eight un-tbe•niauldas •hhense
1 S strike outs including fannuig
Nesbitt live, tunes and Mike Nei
was struck out lour times.
Imperials notes: Jeff Shipley
who was the M V P in Use recent Ex
eter tournament continues to hit th(
ball hard. Thursday night against
Tavistock he had two base tuts
Darren Neil also had a couple of
hits...Next league action for the im-
perials is Thursday when they host
the Sebringville Jays and Monday
travel, to Mitchell to battle the Glad
Satins.
since the May 25 game as they
managed to win six straight games.
Crediton look a very quid 1-0
lead in the top of the first Tuesday
night when Brenda Wilds walked
and eventually scored when Teresa
Van Rally and Theresa McGee got
the ball in play.
It remained a one -run game until
the bottom of the third frame when
the Greys exploded for four big
runs.
in the third, Exeter leftfieider
Diane Willis led off with a single
followed by Kendra Arthur's walk.
A perfect bunt by .Lynne Farquhar
loaded the bases. With one out,
Gayle Beuerman blasted a triple
and scored on a wild throw.
"Before the game we talked and
said our last couple of games hadn't
been good " said Reynolds
Crediton came right hack in the
top of the fourth and made things
real interesting when a Caml
Windsor long ball was dropped and
then Jane Bowley hit through a
hole at second base.
Collide at plate: Kelli Kennedy
singled and Bowley, showing a lot
of speed, raced home and collided
with Arthur guarding the plate. The
Soccer
roundup
July r,
homer 1 at Grand Hord 2
Goalkeeper: Colin -Bowen, Darren King -
Goat: Souban Wtkhana
Kristen Crawford and Jamie Dwgal
played well. A shortage of players for Mt
games early mamma and the usability u
put the ball m the net cost Roser a vim.
rt. A good. clean. sobd game was appre
gated try coshes and lana
July 13 - Welland 1oumamcr
Game #1
ikotas 0 - Linn Mills r
Game N:,
heater 2 - Niagara Falls 2
Goan: Luke Sums. David L•arquhar
Game N:0
Flamer 3 - Buffington e?
(roan: Luke Sant (2), Jeff MacLean
A very well played tournament by batter
Ryan C:arsoll
Exeter 1
Atom
July
haeter I 1 vs. baetu 1I12
Gaaataspars Robert Amon, Ryan Suit,
van
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Aasisas:l(so.th.n L3eaxoft, Shin Gaye.
ha
July '1
{:aeras 11 1 at Nairn 4
Goalkeeper: Armada Vitamin
Naura and Ashley made plod saves. Jean,
ler Baker resumed to the barn and played
a vary good wane
ball popped out of Arthur's glove
and Rowley was safe.
in the bottom of the fifth, F,xet-
er's Sandi Fremlin walked and
scored on a Reynolds double which
made the score 5-3.
The bottom of the sixth saw the
visitors show some good defence as
ca her Sherry Nickles jumped up
to toss Jill Beattie out at first
who .hied to get on with a bunt.
Crediton rightfielder Kelly Prowse
made a long mmning catch along
the line.
But with two out, Exeter got the
hats going again when Willis sin-
gled, went to second on a passed
ball and went to third on Arthur's
base hit. Beuerman connected with
a double, scoring two nuns, but
white stretching it out to a triple
was tossed ow.
Crediton battled back in their half
of the seventh end final inning
when VanRaay douhlee. McGee
singled and VanRaay scored on
Windsor's sacrifice fly to centre.
McGee scored when Proust con-
nected with a base hit to right field.
On the mound, Exeter's Patti
Down went the distance while
Windsor pitched for Crediton.
Late rally not enough
CREDiTON - After getting off to a good start here Monday night, Cre-
diton lost their third of the season, a 9-7 defeat to Setwingvilie.
The visitors plated a run in the top of the first but Crediton came back
and quickly made it 3-1.
Carol Windsor started the rally with one out when she doubled and then
the bases were loaded when Jane Bowley and Theresa McGee walked.
Catcher Sherry Nickles connected with a double to clear the bases.
Sebringviile chipped away and made it 4-3 on a couple of hits, a walk
and an error in the third inning. The home team got a couple more in the
fifth but Sebringville scored five in the top of the seventh
In the bottom of the seventh and final inning, Crediton tried to come
back as Ruth Pugh tripled, McGee singled. Nickles walked and Deb Lnrd
connected with a double.
Windsor went the distance on the mound for Crediton. striking out 12.
Shannon Green pitched for the visitors and had six strikeout-,
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