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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-08-26, Page 15▪ - TAnes-lktltrolelAte; Augtlet 06, 1992 Crediton bows to St. Pauls in ladies final CRED1TON - St. Pauls Chiefs scored five nuns in the top of the ninth inning to beat the Creation Classics Saturday night and tato- After seven tonings of regulation ceesfully defend -their South Perth platy, it took 'the Chiefs 'two extra Ladies Pastbali League title. frames to win 10-5. Crediton who beat Dublin and Exeter earlier in the day, led 5-1 af- ter two innings off of five hits and a couple of walks given up by Chiefs' pitcher Bonnie Riehl. in the ninth, St. Pants scored lbw nuns before Cone Campbell popped up to Classics' pitcher Car- ol Windsor. The '8' final was won by Se- hringvilie who easily handled Mitchell 11-1. Open with win The Classics opened the tourna- ment with a big 6-0 blanking of Dublin. Third baseman Ruth Pugh started the game off right with a home run which was all Crediton would need to win the first game of the tourna- ment. But the Classics added more in the first frame when Brenda Wilds, Theresa Simpson, Carol Windsor, Sherri Nickles, and Mary McKillop all connected with base hits. In the fourth, Kelli Kennedy, Pugh and Wilds had hits before Simpson connected with a double. Windsor, who pitched all three games for Crediton, retired the side in order in the first, sixth and sev- enth innings while striking out four. Easily handle Greys The biggest rivalry in the league met head on Saturday afternoon as the Classics went against the Exet- er Greys. But it was Crediton elim- inating Exeter with a 14-3 win. While the Greys managed to score a pair of runs off of hits from Kendra Arthur, Gayle Beuennan and Brenda Bell, the Classics an- swered with five nuns in their half of the first. With two out, Teresa Van Rally, Simpson, Windsor, Nickles, lane Bowley and Wilds all had hits while Deb Lord was sate on an er- ror In the fourth inning, Exeter star- ing pitcher Patti Down was re- placed by Beuerman and the Clas- Atter hitting a home run on Saturday against Exeter, Credi- ton's Ruth Pugh was congratulated by her teammates. Exeter Greys coach Georgina Reynolds Gavle Beuerman and Patti Down during the talks to Ditchers final tournament. Bantams -split at WOBA tournament DURHAM - The (lntarw lyase ball Association bantam 'D' tourna- ment may be in Exeter on the La- bor bay weekend but the local team concentrated on the WOBA tournament this past weekend. In tour games, Exeter came ul with two wins and a pair of losses. They opened with a 10-6 loss to burham. Bill Hodge swung a big bat for Exeter with a home run and a single while Jeff Glavin conncci- ed with a double and a single The Exeter pitcher: had their problems, giving un 1-; walks In the second game, Daryl Hart- man was on the mound and strucl: out 10 to give Exeter a 7-2 win over Kincardine Once agate: llodgc had a homer and a single, -whilo ieff Glavin clubbed -two blcs. Exeter made it two in a row with a 7-6 win over St. Marys. Trailing 6-0 Craig Glavin had two singles with base hits from Jeff Glavin, Dan -yl Hartman, Hodge and Jason Masketh B USPit!!ll August I'+ laswwel 14 at bastes 1 i Pitcher: Mark 1thtnaky, Soon Keys Triple: Adam Roper Fly balls caught by: Mike Smith. Craig °verbal! Hasse run: Make Smith hsetar was wining up aril the last ur- •mg. Great game wys' Future sumer Tuutwameu m Kincar- dine. August 29.30 -I railing 10-1 against Port Elgin. tournament with a triple and a sin - Exeter made it close in a 10-8 loss gl:. He went 7 -for -10 during the Hodge continued to have a good weekend Co -Op Juniors make it to WOBA final, beaten 10-7 GODERICH - Five quick nms in thc first inning meant victory for hose Goderich over the Exeter Co -Op Juniors at the Western Ontario Baseball League Junior -Juvenile championship tournament last Monday night. The hosts Jumped into an early lead and despite a good tournament per- formance by Exeter, won the final 10-7 Exeter started the tournament with a shm 6-5 defeat to Goderich on Sal today followed by a win of 6-4 against St Marys and a I2-6 doubling o' Lucan Championship game Played Monday !sight due to the bad weather during the weekend, Exetc plated two rums rn the fust inning on four consecutive base tuts off the bat. of Steve Nixon, Mark Russell, Ryan Lindenfield and pitcher Jason Hey wood. Lindenfield who went 3-f or -4, had a two -rut double in the third and hr scored when Heywood, who aiso had three hits, singled. A Nixon base hi, and a Ltridenfield double gave Exeter another run in the fifth. Exeter 12. Lucan 6 Exeter stored five runs in the third [Wrung thanks to passed balls or strike outs which saw Lee Mathieson and Shawn McFalls get on base are: score on Ben Riley's single. Lindenfield's fourth inning double scouted two runs and McFalls ane. Steve Farquhar had doubles in the sixth inning. Brad Coughlin dabbed a two -run homer for Loon m the seventh. Exeter 6. Si Marys 4 This one went down to the final inning when MWtieson, Mark Glave. and Farquhar, Jeff Keller and Lindenfiekl all had base tits to help sours three runs. . . Goderich 6, Lxeter 5 In their opener, Exeter led 2-0 going into the sixth inning but they mask an error and gave up a.cuuple of passed balls and two hits. Thais combined with six Goderich walks gave them the win. Nixon was perfect at the plate with three singles and a double in lute plate apperances. Russell had a seventh inning two run homer. Mark Swridpy. AWilist Jaws yew calendar. ,Thattetjhe kelt* : 4 oekey Association and the Town,of frxuVll,hotl>ockrrtts'+92. .. dm:401ld t m iicoed to gather lathe,foyer of the Swat Hu- :rcirt teatinn Centre to help honor those local hockey players who have contributed a great deal to the ,sport and brought; to Exeter. The highlight of the program .will be anat$l .icing: ` recipient of the ,bili Batten-Net/will Award. Barb .Batten, .wife of the late Bill Batten, wilt prestnt:lha#word to a local dedicated hockey supporter. "1 believe the purpose is to honor someoie who is deserving,".said orga niter Sharon Lynn of the IBMHA. Also tduting . the program, National Hockey League defenaernan Dave Shaw of. the;Minnesota North Stars will be ceremoniously congratulated for his accomplislunents. "We've been wanting to do ttunsething, to Woof Uwe St aw,".said Lynn. Also;duririg the program, the ‘RSD Miagetamotals .will 69; RAA .torr winning the 1991-92.0etario Minor Hockey Awocaauan 'C`C'<,all pipn- ship. 1 :nes still `managed to tally for five more nuns. Van Raay, Windsor,• t.ord and Simpson had single. and Pugh enished a triple, scoring on an er- rrti A Phial St. Pails 10; C't+ct1ftt e 5 -B /1nal Sebringvllle 11,101i0he111 Other-00es Crediton 14, Exeter 3 `Mitchel[ 16, Dublin 4 St.'Patils 7, Sebtingville 0 Crediton -6, Dublin 0 Exeter8,.Mitcheli 1 Greys beet Mkelieu It only too the first inning for Ex - eter to beat Mitchell as they scored three runs to win 8-1. But it was the fourth inning in which The Greys plated four rums which made the difference. Lynne Farquhar led off with a single and with one out, Dianne Willis reached base on an error. That was followed by a /letterman triple and then Sandi Fremlin also hada triple. The Greys added one more in the fifth when gremlin doubled and scored on Bell's base hit Express eliminated after 11 innings By Fred Groves T -A staff STRATHROY - One swing of the hat meant the end of the Exeter Express' baseball season here Wednesday night. A single by the hosting Brewers' Lonnie Taylor, lifted them to a 6-5 win in the bottom of the 11th in- ning Strathroy swept the hest -of - three series in hack -to -hack games and will now advance to the Onta- rio Baseball Association 'D' cham- pionship tournament in Courtright. Strathrov's Tom Woodiwiss ar- rived at the game Iatc. went in to Pinch ha in the bottom of the 11th whore he led off with a triple and scored on Taylor's tease hit. 1; was the second game in as many nights that the Express were on the shop end of a one -run game as thev los; 5-4 Tuesday night 10 Exeter Wednesday- night in Strathroy, thc Express trailed 5-3 bt tied the score in the top of the eighth which eventuailv pushed the game into extra mnings. "They didn't quit." said Exeter • manager Joe Fulop of his team. Rick Boon went the distance on the mound tor the Express allow- ing 14 hits over 11 innings while walking three. Strathroy used three pitchers who combined to allow rust nmc has "He Boon 1 was pitching well,' said Fulop. "Once we got into the llth we were going to bring Gilley (Paul Gilmour) in but he played the whole game and he was tired." Gilmour started rn right field and moved to second rn a seventh in- ning shakeup which saw Fulop put four fresh players into the game After the Express put two quick runs on the board in the top of the first, Strathroy pulled to within one on a long double past Express trn- terficlder Bran Rivard The Brewers had tour extra base huts, most of those into Rivard s part of the field. "Its a big field. These guys hit ai lot of balh to center field an(' they're line drives.' said Rivard He admitted having some diffi- culty with looking up into the night sky and the lights "It's not the lights. Its not quite dark yet and the ball gets caught up in the sky." Defensive)) , the Express made three excellent plays. The first came in the bottom of tate third when first baseman Darcy Marlin gobbled up a hard hit ball, tossed to second and then it came back to Martin for a double play The Strathroy runner had dove over top of the bag at first but Mar tin quickly put the tag on hon In the bottom of Mc sixth, Gil- mour torsed the ball to secxxnd and gunned down a runner trying to stretch a double into a single. 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A wild pitch sats Hem come home, jump over the catcher and touch the plate to make it 5-4 with none out. Walt Parkinson and Riv- ard struck out and Elliott walked to load the bases with two out. Brewers 5, Express 4 Tuesday night in a wet, cold game at the Alvin Willer! Field in Exeter, the hosts led 3-1 after four innings but the Brewers scored two in the fifth and two more in the. sev- enth. Glover and Kerry Hedden had outstanding games at the plate as they each went 3 -for -4. Rivard add- ed a double and a single. Rob Dickey not only hit a home run in Thursday's -game but the second baseman helped the Exeter Express with this defensive play. ,vit South Huron offiRecreation Centre `Sports Equipment Rea Market Thurs. Sept.3 T - p.m. Just bong what you would like to sell and set your price. No charge for selling, no admission to attend. 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