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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-07-29, Page 14NEED AN M.D. ... as in motor doctor, call.. 524-2869 Electric Motor Repair The Motor Doctor of Priestap Electric (1990) Ltd. is now servic- ing the Exeter and surrounding area, with a drop off point for your oonvenienoe, at: Brander Sal 493 Main Street South Exeter, Ontario With quick tum wound and com- petitive pricing on repair and new motors. After 2 years in business, -the Motor Doctor now says he will NOT 8E UNDERSOLD. Vii PRIESTAP ELECTRIC (1990) LW. 224 8wiooMt Dr., Goderich (next door to Asher Glass) Page 14 Times -Advocate, July 29, 1992 July 20 Beater III 2 vs. Exeter II 1 Fly alts caught for Exeter 111: Meghan Geiser, Mau Dietrich Fly alb aught for Exeter 11: Cody Oakes (4), Daryl Bourne, Shawn Talbot Daryl Bourne had a double and a run in toe Exeter II. h was an exciting game be- tween the two rival Exeter teams. Exeter II was leading until the bottom of the fifth when Mike Dietrich scored the tieing run followed by Meghan Geiser's winning run. Great playing by both teams. July 22 Goderich 34 at Exeter II 9 Doubles: Tommy Cooper, Sarah Ware- ing, Chris Wareing Fly balls cuaght by: Cody Oakes (3), Adam little Goderich 9 at Lucan 8 Lucas 13 at Goderich 28 :.Lucas Athletllct • Rookie Five -etch July 22 Lucan Athleucs 10 at Clinton 8 A great game played by all July 24 Godench 2 at Lucan Athletics 7 Doubles: Darrell Parsons, Corey Hod- gins. Mike Fleming A great game played by all July 25 Dashwood 3 at Lucan 32 Doubles: Craig Galbraith (2 ) :Exeter 11 Mosquito Tykes• July 21 Exeter II 9 at Dashwood 26 Pitcher: Mark Bilmsky (3 innings), Jason Revington (2 timings) Fly bails aught by: Jeff Jarrett Double: Mike Smith July 22 - first tib of double-header Exster 8 et St. Marys 17 Pitchers: John Gregus (2 ming'), Jason Rewtton (2 innings) Double play: Jeff Jarrett Tap hitter: Jason Davey (I double and 1 home trot) Fly bells aught by: Mark Bilinsky, Gieg Roy and Jeff Jarrett July 22 - second game of double-header Exeter 4 at St. Marys 12 Pitcher: Jason Revington Strikeouts: Jason Revington (3 in first in- ning)Doubles: John Gregu Mike Smith, Marie Bilinaky, Josh Mauer Double play: John Otegus Fly balls caught by: John Gregus, Jeff Jarseu Future game: July 28, Dashwood at Ex- eter, 6:30 p.m. lowciftit July 21 Crediton II 19 vs. Crediton Crushers 20 Great game played by Troy McCann, Wes Johnson, Melody Mungar andup e Wein. Jesse McC.asui single handedlyhad a triple play. July 25 - Osborne Five -pitch Playoffs at Hibbert/Cromarty Game 1 - Crediton I Crushers 23 vs. Fullerton I 18 Great play by Danny Brannon, Joe Guess, and Danielle Pestschy.The play of the game was a triple pixy - the ball was caught by Wes Johnson, Lagged second by Joe Guess and tagged first by Jesse McCann. Home run: Nicholas Geiser Game 2 Creditor 31 vs. Hibbert II 11 Great game by Paddy McCann, Nicholas Gamer, and Amber Lord. For a double play Jesse McCann caught the ball and touched third. Wes Johnson Lagged two out at home. Margam Guerts was a strong pitcher. Home runs: Troy McCann (3) Lucarr'Cougars live -pitch July 21 Lucan Cougars 22 u Clinton II 11 Home runs: Craig VanKesterah, Mike Retch Triples: Grant Barka A greatgame by all. Baseball wra.0 July 23 Exeter iII 16 at Waal Cougars 5 Tripler. Craig Van Kesteven July 2s Goderich 16 u groan Cougars 6 Lucan Mosquito A July 21 Qinton 11 at Loon 8 Tr$pk: Ben Dobbie Double: Janie VanKasteren Pitchers: Cole Fleming (6 strikeouts), Jay Funston (1 strikeout) July 22 Lucas 6 at St Marys 9 Triples: Mau Thompson, Bryan Lame Pitcher: Ben Debbie (13 strikeouts) July 25 Si. Marys 6 at Lucan 6 Doubles: Cole Fleming (2), Ben Duskoc) Pitcher: Cole Fleming (10 strikeouu) July 26 locan 20 at Exeter 5 Triple: Ben Dobbie Double: Jay Huston Pitchers: Jay Fannon (13 strikeouu), Ben Duakocy (2 strikeouu) Emmy t #'? July 23 Exeter III 16 at Lucan C 5 Triple: Mau Dietrich Double: Kris Roy, Mary Gregus, Mike Marshall, Bram Steele, Nathan Kraft - check, Shane Gregoire (2) Flyballs caught by: Brad VanBakel (2), Man Dietrich Good defense by Tim Snell, Mike Die Crich and Tim Meidinger. Great team et fort July 25 Exeter Green 27 1/1. Exeter Gold 26 Home suns for Exeter Gold: Nathan Holmes, Nicholas Anstett, Ben Martin Triple for Exeter Gold: Sarah Neevd, Nathan Holmes; Ben Martin Home runs for Exeter Green: Miranda Grauer, Tony Regier Triplets'. Reeler Omen: Shane Mac - David OtatnNMn., Connairy Al- exander, Erik Dee, Tarty Fly ball caught by: David Giarnandrea for Beeler Green Great game played. July 20 Goderich 15 at Exeter 113 Trlpk: Jamie McDonald Double: Matt Ansteu Double play: Jeff Beaver Fly bath aught by: Wm Chisholm (3), Jamie McDonald, Matt Anstett, Jeff Bea- ver Very good team effon! July 24 Exeter 17 at Dashwood 15 Triples: Sean Qushohn, liam Chisholm Doable: Mike Hodgins (2) Doable play: Jamie McDonald Fly balls aught by: Matt Annul July 20 Exeter 15 at (Intent Pitcher: Brad Brown Strikeouts: 12 Top hitters: Brad Brown, Ben Masan Play of the game: Triple by Brad Brown July 23 Dashwood 7 at Exeter 10 Pitcher: Mark Parsons Top hitters: Greg Young, Regan Nei - lands July 24 Goderich 13 at Exeter 4 Top hitters: Kyle Fenwick, Brendon Knhcheck, Caleb McLeod July 25 Exeter 11 at Dashwood 4 Top hitters: Brad Brown, Greg Young, Brad Tiernan July 22 Crediton I 20 at Exeter White 23 Triple: Mathew Mattuoci, M Mars- den, Ashley Johnston, Kellen Hd y, Ja- son Roy, Justine Amick Hentamn far Credit's is Brant Windsor Soper tem playing P1smn game: Exeter to at Grand Bend, July 29, 6:30 p.m. Lucanf. f Flve-pltch »}° July 25 (Wench 22 at Lunn 8 8 Brad Cornish and Jamie McLeod had a great game. Nathan Ferguson had an RBI. July 24 Lucan 4 at Mitchell 22 Jamie McLeod caught 3 fly bans. Eyeing the ball before giving it a smack during a hitting clinic on Saturday was Exeter's Darryl Parsons. Joe Fulop, manager of the Exeter Express was the instructor. 1 Express score nine runs in fourth inning LISTOWEL - The Exeter Express split their Great Lakes Senior Baseball League games last week. beat- ing Strathroy 12-3 on Tuesday but coming up short against Listowel 6-2 two days later. A big fourth inning helped Exeter on Tuesday as they trailed 3-1 at the end of the first frame but came back and platedninerwis in the fourth. The big -inning stared when Walt-Pluicirlsom and D'Arcy Martin led off with back-to-back singles. Ron Elliot was safe on a fielders' choice and then the Ex- press came up with five straight hits. Barry Baynham singled, Marty Merner and Rick Boon had doubles and then Kevin Hern had a triple. Brian Rivard smashed a triple and then, with two out, Martin went to the plate for the second time in the in- ning and came up with a double followed by a Rob Dickey home run. Exeter added two more in the eighth off of three sin- gles and a double by Martin. Paul Gilmour started on the mound, struggled and was relieved by Bill Glover and finally Dave Atthill. Listowel 6, Exeter 2 On Thursday, the hosts accred three rums in the fila inning off of a couple of singles and a home. run. The Express got one rim in the top of the first when Dickey led off with a single, stole second and scored on Boon's double. In the fifth, Doug Schade walked, advanced on a Barry Baynham ground out and scored when Boon singled to collect his second it i of the game. Is interest in junior ball dieing? By Fred Groves T -A staff EXETER - In the winter, athletes in their late teens and early twen- ties are very keen to play hockey. It's the Canadian sport, and eve- ryone wants to either excel or get as much ice time as possible. Baseball on the other hand, ap- pears to be losing its appeal. Wednesday night, the Exeter Co - Op Juniors had just nine players. No subsutuuons and no margin for nsk of injury What is a about junior baseball or rather those who play it ,that doesn't make a appealing? "1 think it's the age group. They have jobs to do," said Exeter coach Jim Russell. "That age group is tough. Some of them are playing hockey now." One obvious problem, as far as getting enough players to come to the park on a regular basis, is sum- mer jobs. Most week night games begin at 6:30 p.m. and getting there on time is tough for those who have summer jobs which usu- ally mean very unusual hours. "There arc so many different things they can do. You can't blame them entirely," added Rus- sell. Exeter first baseman Doug Clark, who has played for the hockey Jun- ior 'D' Hawks for several years, hinted the lack of eagerness could have something to do with the big age gap.• "We've got guys that are 15 and others that arc 21. It's a big differ- ence. After the game the guys can't go to the same places." said Clark. He toted how it is difficult to have a regular infield as there is al- ways someone different. "You know every night there is going to be enough guys there," he said of hockey. With two players leaving to go to the Stratford Junior Hil ors, others showing up occasionally, and even some quitting has depleted the ranks. Exeter has had to call up several bantam players and although only 15 years -old, they have fit in and done the job. Russell is showing signs of frus- tration and although this year it seems to be an uphill battle just to get enough players to a game, the future does look bright. Looking a little confused during Wednesday's junior baseball game in Exeter was Mark Glavin who was tossed out at third base. The locals Coop Juniors played Listowel to a 44 tie. fr With two bantam teams, Exeter should be well -stocked with young talent for it junior program in the future. Lucan 11, St. Marys 10 It took 11 innings to determine a winner in this one on Sunday and it was Scott Smith's single which won the game. Paul Smith came on to pitch in relief and went three strong innings and picked up the win. Lucan erupted for four runs in the sixth inning to take a 10-7 lead on a solo homer by Paul Smith and a three -run shot by Mike Munro. Lucan 5, Clinton 1 On Wednesday in Clinton, Lu - can's Cory Burtch had a home run to lead the offense while Man Mun- ro pitched five innings to get the win on the mound. Scott Smith had a double while Paul Smith, Mike Munro and Brett Revington added singles. The two teams also played the fi- nal few innings of a game which was tied earlier this season but Lu - can came up on the short side of this one. Listowel 11, Lucan 5 Lucan started what was to be a long week with a loss on Tuesday as they led 5-1 at one point but were beaten by Listowel. Pitcher Greg Bastian was doing well and allowed only five hits while striking out 10 but Listowel got to him and scored six trouts with two out. Ellison Travel Big V Crediton RSD Murphy's Strike Force Inndians ETR Sluggers Albatross Kirkton Huron Tractor Nighthawks Exeter Men's Slo-pitch (standings as of Sunday, July 26, 1992) W L Runs Runs Pts For Against 12 0 229 61 24 9 3 147 104 18 9 3 188 90 18 9 4 218 115 18 8 4 185 119 16 8 4 186 132 16 8 5 206 141 16 5 8 135 146 10 4 I1 77 207 8 2 11 111 204 4 2 11 78 181 4 1 13 85 345 2 Shuffleboard Hensall July 21 High 6 game winners Allen Johns Dean Gibson Thelma Thiel Isabel Rogerson Hazel McEwan Dorothy Brintnell 5 game winners Bruce Watson Hugh McKay Exeter July 22 5 game winners Lloyd Lovell Wilma Davis Howard Johns Jun Davis Jo Clubb fiord Clubb 4 game winners Doris Miller Dons Denham Pearl McKnight Delmar Skinner John Pepper 3 game winters Marjorie Hodgert Lila Smith Jennie Harris July 23 Ray Hodgson Pearl McKnight Estelle Chalmers Lloyd Lovell Bill Baechler Sena Gosar 442 422 410 407 403 392 316 292 403 387 387 321 290 290 369 353 334 325 302 251 195 171 441 432 406 400 399 387 Liman Athletic Association littrilitlatighittatialLanIZOIRMIISUAGIUUNS Saturday, August 8 -10 a.m. to 12 noon Wednesday. August 12 - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, August 15 -10 a.m. to 12 noon Committee Room - Lucan Arena Please label each Piooe of equipment with name, size and prioe. All unsold articles must be picked up before noon on August 15. LAA. will not be held responsible for any equipment sold or unsold. fr s Royals win own tourney EXETER - It took a few weeks to do it, but the Exeter Royals man- aged to complete their own tourna- ment Friday night against Lieury. The four team tournament was held earlier this month but bad weather forced the postponement of the floral game. On Friday, Steve Stire and Steve Cook scored in the final inning to give the Royals a slim 4-3 victory. Second baseman Chris McDonald hada base hit to help bring in a run. Sean McCann was a big hitter as he had three singles. Exeter trailed 3-2 at one time. Exeter 7, Atwood 0 Cook had a double and a single last Monday night as the Royals won this league game. 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