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Exeter girls win tournament after final slugfest
Winning the gids 'A' championship was Exeter. Here with coaches Don Mclnnes and Deb Re-
gier are Brenyn Baynham, Jodi Hamilton, Jana Webster, Dana Regier, Carissa Willis, Chris Mor-
gan, Janice Sanders, Candace Miller, Melissa Brock, Christine Mclnnes, Terri Snell.
Royals come back to beat St. Marys
EXETER - Talk about a dramatic
finish to a ball game.
Trailing 5-3 in the sixth inning
with two out, the Exeter Royals
battled back to beat St. Marys and
win the boys division of the Us -
borne Minor Softball Tournament
Sunday afterno,:e.
Exeter reached the final by win-
ning three straight games in the
four -team event.
Dozens of spectators watched the
final and viewed the Royals slip-
ping behind by a couple of runs but
in the bottom of the sixth (seven in-
ning game), pitcher Steve Cook
started a big rally going with a sin-
gle.
Sean McCann followed with a
single and then Chris McDonald
and Ken Hines reached base due to
St. Marys infield errors. Darren
Kints blasted a double to score a
couple of rues and a Ben Arm-
strong single plated two more.
Catcher Gavin Snell made a
couple of good defensive plays as
he tossed out a St. Marys base run-
ner in the second and again in the
fourth. However, he was ejected
from the game after a sixth inning
collision at the plate.
If there was an MW award for
the tournament, Armstrong would
have received a few votes.
The third baseman was flawless
in the final game in during the tour-
nament he was 7 -for -13 at the plate
including a double, triple and a
home run.
Exeter 3, Lieury 1
This was a real defensive battle
in which Cook did not allow a hit
until the seventh inning.
Exeter got a run in the second
when Armstrong singled and
scored on a Trevor Taylor base hit.
Walks and errors gave the Royals a
couple more in the third.
Exeter 15, Hibbert 5
The Royals got off to a very
good start as Armstrong, Kints,
Taylor and McDonald all had extra
base hits in•the fust inning.
Kints had two home runs in this
one while McDonald and Arm-
strong also had three hits, the latter
clubbing a round -tripper.
Dennis Gower went the distance
on the mound, striking out five.
Exeter 4, St. Marys 3
St. Marys jumped out to a big 3-1
lead in the first inning but the Roy-
als chipped away and in the fifth,
Steve Stire scored the winning run
after he singled and advanced on
base hits by Ken Hines and
McCann.
EXETER - Seven runs in the sec-
ond inning and eight in the fifth
helped Exeter win the Usborne Mi-
nor Softball League tournament
here Sunday night.
Going undefeated in the two-day
event, Exeter beat Cenualia 23-13
to capture the 20 year old tourna-
ment which changes location each
year.
This game was a lot closer than
the final score indicated as it was
tied 13-13 after four complete in-
nings. But in the fifth, Exeter sent
12 batters to the plate, scored eight
runs and hung onto the lead for the
rest of the game.
The Exeter half of the fifth inning
saw Terri Snell lead off with a sin-
gle, Jodi Hamilton had a base hit,
Jana Webster and Dana Regier both
walked, Chris Morgan, Janice
Sanders, and Candace Miller all
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Winne'
Exeter23, Centralia 13
"B'Final
Hensall 7, Hibbert 5
Other scores
Centralia 12, Hensel! 6
Crediton 35, Zurich 3
Exeter 9, Hibbert 2
Usborne 33, Grand Bend 0
Centralia 17, Crediton 3
Exeter 16, Usborne 11
Hensel! 14, Zurich 8
Hibbert 34, Grand Bend 17
Boys division
Final
Exeter 9, St. Marys 5
Other scores
Exeter 4, St. Marys 3
Lieury 15, Hibbert 3
St. Marys 7,Lieury:6
Exeter 15, Hibbcrt'5
St. Marys 15 Hibbert'8
Exeter 3, Lieury 1
Exeter Royals won the boys title. Here with coaches Rob
Snell and Fred Cook are Chris McDonald, Sean McCann, Ge -
vin Snell, Darren Kints, Ben Armstrong, Mike Burton, Trevor
Taylor, Steve Stire, Ken Hines, Ted Hoffman, Steve Cook,
Dennis Gower, Glen Hines.
Imperials get revenge
EXETER - The name of the game was revenge for the Exeter Chrysler
Imperials Thursday night as they beat the Sebringville Juniors 6-2.
Last fall in the South Perth Men's Fastball League finals, the Juniors
beat the imperials.
In Exeter on Thursday, pitcher Derwyn Hodgins struck out 20. batters
and allowed just five hits as the Imperials picked up their 1 lth league wip
of the season.
First baseman Jeff Shipley hada pair of hits for the winners who led 1-0
after three innings and plated three in the eighth frame.
Bridesmaids again: For the third straight time, the Imperials finished
third at a 16 -team tournament.
On the weekend, they made it to the final of the Pe Stanley tourney only
to come up short 7-2 to Caledonia
Hodgins pitched every inning of the six games including a 5-2 win over
the defending Eastern Canadian champion Shedden Pests.
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.Zurich catcher Jenny Smale attempted to get to the ball from
behind Crediton's Kristie Palen during a prelminary game Sat-
urday morning.
Soccer roundup
1
Pee wee
July 13
Exeter 9 - Coidarearn 1
Goals: Dave Farquhar (2), lake Soots (3),
Bryon Elksringwn, Sean Beanie, Bill
Kline, Geoff Mayer
The win would like
Affect -
en for the posters and their -vocal l -
agement
Exeter Girls
;jar 1.4
July 15
St. Thorne' 0 at Exeter 0
Goalkeepers: Hayley Snel, Jessica Zaw-
An excellent game played by the entire
team. Bayley Snell and Jessica ZawaWry
recorded the shutout.
eter 11 Girls
9rrd;under
ki
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July 14
Coldstream 3 a Exeter ti 0
Goalkeepers: Amanda°oWuen
maweh, Gina Fre-
Amanda and urd iicepuonai in
goal. A gran defensive game by all
players. Thanks for playing in the rain!
Exeter 1
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July 13
Exeter 11 vi. Exeter 1
Gwlkeepere for Eater 1: Andrew Picea.
Danile Maas
Goal. for Easter I: Stevan Raaenberg (2)
Assists for Exeter is Bindle y Coo, stone
Czypyha, Nathan Kraftclssdc
July 13
Exeter 3 at Naim 1
Goalkeeper: Darren Kints
Goals: Bryan McAllister (2), Mark Brint-
nell
A strung team wmribution. A wall played
game'by bash squads.
Exeter Mohawks Annual
General Meeting
40$ '=rsa u ty , 8 p.m.
South Huron Rec Centre
Anyone interested in assisting in '92-'93
please call John Pryde 2350293
walked.
With the bases loaded in the third
inning, Webster hit a double which
landed behind second base and
scored all three runs. Earlier, in the
second, she had a double which
scored two.
Defensively, Exeter outfielder
Brenyn Baynham threw the ball to
Carissa Willis at second to get a
Centralia base runner out. Christine
Mclnnes made a bare handed catch
at first base.
Centralia scored nine of their
runs in the third inning as they sent
14 batters to the plate. Pitcher Rose
Glavin who went 4 -for -4 in the
championship game, including a
third inning triple led her team's of-
fense.
Tara Bedard also carried a big
stick for Centralia as she clubbed a
home run in the second inning and
in the third blasted a triple. Leadoff
better Heather Davies connected
with a triple and a pair of singles.
Exeter got to the anal after beat-
ing Hibben 9-2 in the opening
game and then got past Usborne
16-11. Centralia gained a berth in
the final after beating Hensel, 12-6
and Crediton 17-3.
The tournament was scheduled to
start Friday night but the weather
forced it to start early Saturday
morning. Organizers were on the
diamonds at 6 a.m. pumping and
bailing water.
Hensel) 7, Hibbert 5
The 'B' final was a pitching duel
pitting Janine Hayter of Hensall
against Kaily Dow of Hibbert.
Although Hayter seemed to tire
in the sixth inning, she got her sec-
ond wind and struck out two in the
seventh. For the winners, Hayter
and Lori Gould each had a pair of
hits.
Ladies fastball
Late rally helps
Crediton beat St. Pauls
ST. PAULS - Four runs in the top
of the seventh and final inning
meant a victory for Credtion as
they beat St. Pauls 7-6 to win a
South Perth Ladies Fastball League
game here Monday night.
With two out, shortstop Theresa
McGee lead off with a double fol-
lowed by another double off the bat
of Carol Windsor. Ruth Pugh and
Sherry Nickles had singles and
Jane Bowley had a game -winning
base hit.
Greys blast
Dublin
DUBLIN - Gayle Beuennann
struck out nine and allowed just
ane wallc to lead the Exeter Greys
to a one-sided 23-0 win over host
Dublin Thursday night.
The win increased the South
Perth Ladies Fastball League lead-
ing Greys record to 7-2.
This game was over in the first
inning as Exeter sent 13 batters to
the plate and scored eight runs.
Leadoff batter Dianne Willis, play-
ing shortstop, scored twice in the
opening frame.
Exeter added six more runs in the
second, and nine runs in the fourth.
Catcher Kendra Arthur scored
twice in the fourth inning.
Beuermann, who has seen limited .
action on the mound because Pani
Down has been pitching so well,
struck out the first three batters'shc
faced and did not allow a base run-
ner until the third inning.
Notice
to Customers of
Art's
Auto Repair
We will be
CLOSED
for holidays July 27th
until Aug. 3rd. We will
re -open for business
Tues., Aug. 4. We wish
to thank you for your
patronage.
Art Hunking and Staff
First baseman Deb Lord ended
the game when she turned a double
Play.
Earlier this year, Crediton lost a
close 6-5 decision to the same
team. Monday's win increased their
record to 8-3-1.
The Kippen Gun Club
would like to thank the
following businesses for
their sponsorship
Veal's Meat Market,
Exeter
Wallace Motors, Watford
Dan Bangarth, London
Met Life, Exeter
Pineridge BBQ Co.,
Hensall
Aero -Dyne Target Co.,
Pennsylvania
REMEMBER RALPH
FERGUSON? MMT?
ETHANOL?
Somebody must have told on
me, because he sent me a
bunch of stuff, a copy of his
private members bill and
some documented informa-
tion on lead and rnaganese
and their presumed links to
Parkinson's disease and other
brain damage related prob-
lems, especially among the
very young, the old and the
pregnant.
Also a petition in support of
his bill to eliminate MMT
from Canadian gasoline, as it
has been in the States.
If you're going our way, stop
in and sign it.
1f you're goir.l; our way.
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