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Times Advocate, 1992-09-23, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate September 23. 1992 :SPlidTtS Mens' FasLlaell Imperials and Selects In final EXETER - For the second straight year, the Exeter Imperials have made it to the South Perth Men's Paschall Leaglte champion- ships. Last Tuesday [tight in Exeter, Exeter splits at OASA NORWICH - Saturday was a long day for the Exeter Imperials as the. played tour games at the Ontario Amateur Softball Association intermedi ate 'A' championships. Atter dropping the first game 3-2 to Belleville, the imperials easily hart dled Linwood 16-1. That was followed by a 6-0 win over Port Dover and then Exeter was eliminated by St. Marys following a 1-0 win for the Se- lects. Belleville 3. Exeter Z • The Imperials led 2-0 after the first inning as Dan Heywood walked, moved on Darren Neil's bunt single and scored on a wild pitch. Neil came home on DougCharlton's ground out. j xeter 1Linwood 1 Jeff Shipley and Charlton ripped home runs in the first inning as Exeter sent 11 batters to the plate and led 6-0. Graham Nesbitt connected with a pair of homers, one in the second and another in the fifth. Steve Neil had two singles and a fifth inning homer. j xeter 6.Port Dover 0 Hodgins and Charlton combined to toss a three -hit shutout. Heywood went 3 -tor -4 while Charlton also had a couple of hits. Exeter led 2-0 after the first inning. t. Marys .1. Exeter 0 The rivals locked up again and this time it was the Selects winning in the sixth inning as Steve Neeb singled moved on a couple of wild pitches and scored on Scou Shackleton's single. Mike Dcsjardine had two hits for the imperials. they eliminated the Sit. Pauls Gener- als on a night that baw the seams play two games. Due to a protest, Idle final three innings of Game Two %+tete re- played with Exeter winning 5-2. That was followed by a Slim 2-1 win which gained them a berth in the finals against the St. Marys Se- lects. Game One of the best -of -five fi- nal series was played fast night in St. Marys and as of press time it was undetermined when the next contest would be played. What proved to be a very excit- ing matchup in the third and final game between St. Pauls and Exeter saw the home team get on the board first when rightfielder Darren Neil tripled to left field and scored on Jeff Shipley's sacrifice fly. It was 2-0 for the Imperials when Shipley got on base in the third due to an error and eventually scored on Brian Noyes' single. Si Pauls got one back when the, imperials made two errors: Exeter pitcher Derwyn Hodgins tossed a no-hitter and struck out 20 including the last 12 batter, he faced. Sliding sate into home during Sunday's league final game was Sue Coates of Exeter. Ladies fastball Juveniles win league title EXETER - Shortstop Sue Coates had a buses loaded double in the lust wrung which helped Exeter win the Parkhill, McGillivray, West Williams juvenile ladies fastball league Ube on Sunday Golf Exeter 'Off lvth -roundup ///iffy '•iii///.////.%/// Exeter Golf :Club Men's League September 20 Wrap-up Tournament A Flight Low gross John Koehn 75 Low net Larry Pole 67 2nd L(1 Dale McAllister 81 2nd LN Fern Lauren 69 3rd L(1 Hayden Gozzard 81 3rd LN Wolfgang Slawik 70 111VUOIRobinson Low gross Derek �84 Low net Ken Kadey 66 2nd LG Dave Cooper 88 2nd LN Bob Ununmond 69 3rd L(1 Brian Brooks 89 3rd LN Phil Turner 70 C t Low gross Andy Low net Harvey Adams 2nd L(: Ind LN 3rd L(1 3rd LN Rick Parker Mark Hearn Fred Wells Charlie Charibers D Flight Law grow Gird Hay 102 Low net Gary Koehler 72 2nd LC, Dave Grundy 104 2nd LN Tony Dciong 72 3rd LG Dave Keys 107 3rd LN Jim Finkbeincr 74 Door prize: Woody Davidson. sponsored by Unique Design Bas kers Special draw prize: Ted Wedge 1993 Membership draw: Harvey Adonis, sponsored bythe Men's League and Exeter olf Club Closest to Pla es fp: Dave Jackson Clorest to the pia ea /6: Bob Drummond Longest drive ea 59: Dave Jackson Closest Io pin on 812: Larry Pok Cbint to pia on 815: Brian Brooks Longest drive on 517: Ralph Walls 92 67 93 70 96 74 September 16 A Flight Low gross Marlette Parsons Low net Grace DKumniond 11 Flight Low gross Mary Lou Hyde Low net Kathy Sangster C Flight Low gross Theresa McCann Low net Nell McCann Low puus Grace Drununond 14 High putts Marylou Thomson 30 Ringer Board Mast Improved 1992 A Fbght Siouon Panmure 40 B Flight Pam Delung 34 C Flight Susan Dolphin 38 Bindles tor #3: Dianne Pavlick. Syl- via Gozsard. Marlene Persons Eaecutive for 1993 Past -president: Cathy Batten President: Sharon Passmore Vice president: Doris Osgood Secretary/treasurer: Kathy Sangster ExoerIf Club Tuesday Morning Ladies September 8 1st Playdown - Rained out Hidden Hole: Barbara Harrison Average Saxe: Jen Kipfer B FiiOt: Most Honest Audrey Bentley C Flights Most Honest Matic Brunzlow Mast Honest 14: Cavell Brawn September 15 A Flight Low gross Helen Burton 49 B Flight Low gross Fran Midrie C/B 60 C Flight Low gross Shirley Wright 60 D Fit Low gross Jen er 75 Lowest Peggy castor 11 U avoids: Sspt•mber 29. rap -Up - Trophies and presets trona 1992 Exeter plated five runs in the opening inning as they went on to beat Ailsa Craig 11-6. This was the third and deciding - game of the best -of -three senes. In the first, Deanne Olmsted. Becky Morgan and Jeannette Kaak all -had .t utgles to. load She bases:tor Coates. Amy Campbell also had a base hit to score Coates. The third inning saw another Ex- eter rally as Campbell, Shannon Ridley and Darlene DeVries had hits and Kippy Thompson walked followed by two big rbis from Olin arced. In the top of the sixth, Ailsa Craig loaded the bases with none out but Morgan struck out two ix fore Exeter could get a third out 11' end the inning. Morgan went the distance on the hill for the winners as she struck out seven. Hensel! bantam gins recently won the Usbome Minor Softball Association's 'B' title. Here are, back, left; coach Elaine Gould, Janine Hayter, Amy Zwart, Tina Dayman, Kelly Ratcliff, Julie Rooseboom, Janet Traquar, Lisa Campbell, coach Bonnie Gould. Front, left; Leann Consitt, Michelle Dr r^harme, Richelle Elder, Lori Gould, Carolyn Upshall. Jodi Tavt, Shuffleboard Exeter September 17 5 game winners Pearl McKnight 494 John Pepper 414 Howard Johns 395 Allen Berry 363 B. Ballantyne 335 4 game winners Lloyd Ballantyne 323 Bowling scores Saturday Ladies Inter -town Zurich 112: Beuy Deters 552-200, Winnie Vatderapel•: 510-271. Zurich 11: Bev Cregan 679-235. Sherrie Ed- wards 608, Laurie Stanlakc 247. Monday Pinevlew Mobile Park Allan Stewart 364, Cora Stewart 425. Maureen Healy 470, Chris Morgan 290. Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams - 3 ;gamer: Shawn Du- chame 565 (222), Jonathon Forrester 339. Ryan Parsons 330, Becky Mei- dinger 326, Jason Hardy 319, Jenny Hardy 318. Steven Munn 313, Jonathan 1 Hardy 309. Matthew 1. 282, Lau- ra Shanks 280, Derek uDch a 344, Craig Schroeder 253, Stacey Butson 237, Aaron Datars 218. Peewees and Smurfs - 2 games: Tasha Green 167. Leeannc Shanks 156, Juba Handy 142. Joey Rader 135, Bevan Butson 41. Meagan Sweeney 74. Wednesday Morning Ladies Bea Dykstra 422, Barb Triebner 413, Noreen McCann 413, Cavell Brown 501, Rosaleen Berends 547, H.S. - Ro- saleen Beretids 212, H.S. - Cavell Brown 217 Wednesday Night Ladles Dreamers - Sheona Baker 637, The Shakers - Mary Macdonald 519, Re- peaters - Beuy Duns 668. Lucky Strikes - Karen Humer 516, Handl- . Capp - . Donna Webster-5,._Ricky. Dinkier - Karen Finch 534. High Single - Betty Datars 258. High Triple -Beuy Datars 668. Thursday Golden Age Gerrie Fleischauer 217, Hazel McE- wen 249. Laird Je obe 230, Clarence Smillie 209. Marion Becker 288, Lo- rene Divine 256, Mary Jacobe 281. Thursday Night Mixed League Jack Riddell 556, Tony Bedard 652. Tum Smits 557, Jim Smith 664, Laoy Meloche 621, Mike Labreche 537. Friday Night Mixed League Hot Shots - Gioria McFall! 589. The Nots - Larry Smith 586, Hush Puppies - Dick Bedard 523, Bad -Attitudes - Bev Cregan 647, Ramblers - Nancy Eisen - slunk 540, Toadally Mixed -up -Heather Forrest 599. 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