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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-08-25, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, August 25,1993 • Tillsonburg beat Expies in firu.ms.riior series TILLSONBURG - Despite scoring five runs in the 'fourth inning, the 'visiting Exeter Express lost 10-6 on Saturday in the first game:of the Ontario Baseball Asso- ciation Senior'lY.playoff aeries. The Tillsonburg Red Sox took a commanding 4-0 lead after 'three 'innings -as :they managed 40..get to Exeter starting pitcher Scot Russell for four hits. Russell strug- gled as he walked 'three in the first three frames and the Express committed three early errors. Exeter's big fourth inning started when Russell walked, Marty Merner doubled and then with two out, Kerry Hoikien singled and Bill Glover walked. • EXETER - Frank Hoevenaars of 'Bryanston decided it would be a good idea to play a few holes of golf before his daughter Kim's -wedding on Saturday. • At Ironwood Golf Course in Ex - :atter he had a hole -in -one on the .'_13th hole. Lawn bowling :.In the Novice Finals in Wood- : -stock on Saturday, 16 teams from. across the province participated with four teams advancing on to :Sunday's competition. Exeter ladies team of June Hodg- •son, Audrey Burrows and Barb Tri- •ebner were eliminated in round rob- in play on Saturday with one win out of three games. The Exeter men's novice team made up of Roy Triebner, Ray Hodgson, and Gus Gregus were .also sent home after being second aan.all three games. S h uff le boa rd Exeter August 11 5.game winners Doris Miller Lloyd Lovell Steve Hrapchak Howard Johns 4 game winners Doris. Denham Marge McCurdy Ina Williams Lila Smith Mabel McKnight August 12 383 375 362 305 282 263 214 202 202 l Centrefielder Fred Gregus launched a triple and the Express were ahead by a run tut- they could not main- tain the lead. Tillsonburg scored two in their half of the fourth, three in the seventh and one in the eighth. Game Two of the series goes Sunday in Exeter at 2 p.m. at the Alvin Willert Field. 5OO,'Mst MEA ettatshonierand'of Dashwood 1 Rookies is safe at home as -the Goderich team scrambles to come up with -the ball in the final game of the Rookie B final Sunday afternoon. Dashwood clinched the title with a decisive 26-8 victory. In the A -division Goderich defeated Mitchell 14- 6 for the. pennant. In the four -team five -pitch division, Mitchell 2 defeated their Mitchell 1 ri- d/els. 1111M111111111} • t Eseter1I 17 vs. Reefer I 21 Triple* David Giaomodsea (2), Che - mina Lovie Doubles: Jamie Graham, Torn Cooper (2). Cheraina Lovie (2), Maria Dinney An exciting game, well played by both teams. August 18 Mitts W t el 16 vs. Raster I 3 Jtumas 11i4me• els Baker, Steve Hrapchak 5same winners 011ie Emery Lloyd Lovell Tom Williams August. 18 5 pare winners 011ie Emery Lloyd Ballantyne Steve Hrapchak Marjory Hodgert 4 game winters Ruby Beaver Lloyd Lovell Doris Denham Wilma Davis August 19 4 Saute wingers Pearl McKnight k. Ina Williams 011ie Essery Steve Hrapchak 3 game winners Doris Denham Marjorie Hodgen Mabel McKnight Tom Williams Henault August 17 5 game winners Pearl McKnight Allan Johns 6 game winters Lorne Archer Ethel McMutric Dave Kyle Gert Eagltlpn Dave Woodward Bezel McEwan 322 455 454 418 334 316 314 310 249 239 221 221 458 353 319 318 274 255 241 159 482 391 611 502 477 447 434 433 1e to the r 19 vs.Olimog I5 Ruesaeared by: Cooper, limberly Dickey. Ben Martin. Jamie Graham, Panama, Julie Farquhar, Michael Giaaoaodrea, Anne Gtcgus (2) Pop Itis caught by: David Gasman- drea.Julie Farquhar, Cooper (2) August 23 natter 1 5 vs. Mitchell 12 22 Buns scored by: Kellen Heftey (2), Dimity, Graham Doubles: Dickey, Disney Pop ray caught by: Martin [EAt,„ • ••••,,, ..e.r • tog August 21.22 • Rookie Toumamet in Exeter - Leaguestandings - third place GametExeter 4 vs.Luean 3 Triples: Tony Ens, Nathan Holmes Singles: Shawn Murray (2),iEns. sieve Mason. Holmes, Jodi Geiser, Jason Roy, Chris Armstrong (2). Sean Chis- holm (2). Kris Roy and Mogan Gaiter (2) Fly ball caught by: Chisholm #' Game M2 Exeter 4 vs. Goderich II 17 Home run: Mason Triples: Chisholm, Holmes Sissies: Holmes, Armurong (2), Geiser (2). Chisholm, Murray, Jason Roy; Kris Roy and Marty Glavin • Fly balls aught by: Em, Q►ishcm Game #3 Exeter 17 vs. Dashwood II 16 Horne run: Mason Triple: Holmes Doubles: Chisholm, Gaiter (2), Mari Gregus, Kris Roy (2), Glavin (3), Chis- holm, Geiser Ely balls cuaght by: Mason (2), Chis- holm Dashwood had the bases loaded when Sean Chisholm caught a flyball to give Exeter the third out in the last inning, which gave Exeter the win in this very close game. Game 444 Exeter 5 vs. Goderich II 26 Hone run: Mason Doeblet: Glavin, Chisholm Singles: Qtiuboltn, Murray (2), Hoboes '(2), Jasd&Roy (2). Armstrong, Ens, Kris Roy, Jodi Geiser Fly balls.caught by: Ens, Chisholm (2) Exeter Minor Baseball president Brad Gregus presents the Dashwood 1 team with their medals after they clinched the B division title in the 16 -team Rookie baseball tournament on the weekend. The coaches and manager would like to thank each and everyone of you for a great season. Congratulations team - you did well. HURON PARK -hockey. tomes in many shapes and .fomes, and so do hockey schools. .44040ittek, 13 i hock • - s attended the annual Christian Athletic ilockirtCemp at the . ! :Townsbip:Arena. With the name, co the difference between d other summer hockey schools. 'Twice a,day, the partteipants woU1d take part in bible study of • sort and in the evening would attend chapel.` "That's :when , the pros : share , their time and ineir faith," exp poweiskating coach Christy.Lieseren. r �Rea4u g a:small bible and looking .up at one of the on -ice sessions, �said.the.hosi,+key pro who are the.ca np's.instructors make religion a • afits,4part of their lives. "Generally, the guys that work the tamps, it's their life and they want to share it? The Christian Athletic Cainp provides twice a.day on -ice workouts which include scrimmages. powerskating and drills. There is off-iceac- tivities which includeplaying other sports such as .baseball, as well as dry -land conditioning. And what kind of player attends this c;amp7 "It depends a lot on.lheir;.backgreund,".said Lir-semen. " 'rime kids are here for the faith.and.the others forth* hockey, it's a balance." Among the; pros at last week's camp were Jim ,Sandlak of the Hart- ford Whalers, Amato, Maple Leafs prospect. Brian Medd, Buffalo Sa- bres' (lord Donnelly and Flank Kovacs who was drafted by the Minne- nAILBLAZERS snawnwoota. ,iiipMmwri;e 4k 18, .1983 Saturday: 10 a.im. - a pan. • Suedry: Naon - 5 p.m. .t the Coe>Irea d JN the latest M Si ownwebliles & ATV's Vers & Ciothing, Vacation Paoksass & Tours!! Janes Reschke of Dashwood 11 has the ball and will try for a tag on John Abbot of Dash- wood 1, who prepares to slide into third base. 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