The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-05-30, Page 7MOST IMPROVED: — Special awards were presented to the most improved players on each of the minor
hockey learns sponsored by Luca', Legion branch 540. Back, left, Terry Hayter, Martin Clarke and Gard
Mann, Front, Kevin Duenk, Tony Clarke and Paul Snoyess T-A photo
AWARDS TO MOST VALUABLE — The most valuable players of each team received special awards at
Saturday's annual banquet for the Lucan Legion minor hockey program. Back, left, Gerald Spruyt, Ron
Steeper, Randy Kroul, Rick Freeman and Ken Holland. Front, Bob Hodgins, Ron Glenn, Jamie Shipley and
Paul Wraith.
CHICKENS WIN TWICE — The Chickens won the Friday night and "A" group championships of the Exeter
mixed bowling league. From the left are Jim and Marg Foster, Joe and Shirley Campbell, Clay and Dawn
Murray and Gary and Wendy Campbell. Missing were Pete and Ruth Durand. T-A photo
T-A photo
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Greys scored at least one run in
every inning with the fourth
being the most successful with 16
runs crossing the plate.
Lynn Farquhar was tops on the
offensive for the Greys scoring a
run in each of her seven ap-
pearances at the plate.
Beth Passmore was best for
Usborne with a triple and double
to her credit.
Lea Dejong and Merna Carter
shared pitching duties for Exeter
while Karen Brock and Connie
Miners combined for Usborne,
Six runs in the first two innings
provided the Exeter girls with the
momentum needed to win over
Munro.
The Greys jumped into a 3-0
lead in the first inning and they
were never headed. Joyce Hume
singled and Darlene Bourne
followed with a walk and both
crossed the plate as Valerie
Sweet banged out a triple. She
came in to score on a single by
Merna Carter.
A triple from the bat of Valerie
Sweet was the big blow for the
Greys to produce another three
run rally in the second frame.
Joyce Hume singled, Joyce
Morgan tripled and Linda Bower
delivered a double to send four
' more Exeter runs across the
plate in the third inning.
Kathy Skinner's home run with
Brenda Kemp and Sandra Deller
on the bases put the Munro girls
on the scoreboard for the first
time in the fourth inning,
Exeter's final run was
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Schedules have been released
for bantam girls and squirt, pee
wee and bantam boys in the
McGillivray softball league,
• The schedule for the balance of
May and the month of June
follows:
BANTAM GIRLS
MAY
30 Mt, Carmel at Brinsley
JUNE
3 Brinsley at Parkhill
4 W, Williams at Mt. Carmel
10 Mt. Carmel at Parkhill
13 W. Williams at Brinsley
18 Mt. Carmel at W. Williams
30 Mt. Carmel at W. Williams
Parkhill at Brinsley
SQUIRT BOYS
MAY
30 W. Williams at Corbett
Lieury at Grand Bend
31 Brinsley at Parkhill
JUNE
3 Brinsley at W. Williams
5 Lieury at Mt. Carmel
Corbett at Brinsley
6 Mt. Carmel at Grand Bend
Parkhill at Corbett
10 Parkhill at W. Williams
11 Brinsley at Lieury
12 Corbett at Mt. Carmel
14 Grand Bend at Parkhill
17 Corbett at W. Williams
18 Parkhill at Lieury
19 Grand Bend at Brinsley
20 W. Williams at Grand Bend
Mt. Carmel at Corbett
24 Lieury at W. Williams
26 Brinsley at Mt. Carmel
27 Lieury at Corbett
Parkhill at Grand Bend
28 Mt. Carmel at Parkhill
PEE WEE BOYS
JUNE
3 Clandeboye at Brinsley
4 Clandeboye at Lucan
seventh.
Lea De Jong and Merna Carter
shared the pitching duties for the
Greys.
Six tecons e...ntered • 9
H•P ball loop set to go,
The Huron-Perth intermediate
baseball league schedule for the
1974 season Will get !4tiderway
Sunday with Clinton 'travelling -0
Zurich.
Other teams in the league are
the Dashwood: Tigers, Exeter
Expos, Thorndale and Arva..
Dashwood and Arva will be
playing .only a single :schedule
each while the other four teams
will meet each other four times.
An exhibition series has been.
planned with Corium, a Western
Counties team. In addition to
playing 40 games in their own
league Corunna will meet each of
the H-P clubs on a home and
home basis,
Len Fawcett of Clinton is
president of the league for the
1974 season, The vice-president is
Bob Hoffman of Dashwood and
John Livermore of Clinton will
handle the duties of secretary-
treasurer for the 29th consecutive.
year.
The four top teams at the end of
the schedule .will meet in playoffs
for the league championship,
The schedule involving the
Exeter, Dashwood and Zurich
teams is as follows:
JUNE
2 Clinton at Zurich
5 Zurich at Thorndale
7 Zurich at Exeter
9 Dashwood at Clinton
Exeter at Zurich
12 Exeter at Thorndale
14 Clinton at Exeter
Thorndale at Dashwood
16 Thorndale at Exeter
18 Arva at Zurich
21 Clinton at Exeter
Arva at Dashwood
23 Thorndale at Zurich
Dashwood at Exeter
26 Exeter at Clinton
28 Zurich at Dashwood
Arva at Exeter
JULY
3 Dashwood at Thorndale
Exeter at Clinton
7 Zurich at Exeter
9 Clinton at Zurich
10 Exeter at Thorndale
12 Exeter at Dashwood
Greys record two wins
in ladies softball league
The Exeter Greys scored their produced in the fifth as Valerie
second and third victories of the Sweet walked and raced home on
young South Perth ladies softball Lea De Jong's double.
league this week. ..., A single by Marion Walkom
Wednesday, the Greys scared:A rand llrenda Kemp's triple after
11-6" victory, over Munro agy Walks to Cathy Harper and
Monday they trounced Usborne4.,,l`l,brnia Shilley gave the Munro
by a score of 37-13. team their final three runs in the
In the win over Usborne the
Parkhill at Corbett
Lieury at W. Williams
5 Corbett at Lieury
10 Corbett at Clandeboye
11 Parkhill at W. Williams
Brinsley at Lucan
12 Lucan at Lieury
17 W. Williams at Brinsley
18 Lucan at Corbett
Clandeboye at W, Williams
19 Lieury at Parkhill
24 Brinsley at Clandeboye
25 W. Williams at Lucan
26 Corbett at Parkhill
W. Williams at Lieury
BANTAM BOYS.
MAY
30 Parkhill at St. Peters
31 Lucan at Lieury
JUNE
5 Parkhill at Lucan
St. Peters at W. Williams
6 Lieury at Corbett
13 Lucan at St, Peters
Corbett at Parkhill
14 W. Williams at Lieury
19 Corbett at Lucan
Parkhill at W. Williams
20 Corbett at St. Peters
21 St, Peters at Lieury
26 St. Peters at Lucan
27 W. Williams at Corbett
St. Peters at Parkhill
28 Parkhill at Lieury
Juveniles lose
exhibition
in their second exhibition of the
season Sunday the Exeter
juveniles were on the short end of
a 17-5 score against Clinton.
Doug Fairbairn led the Exeter
hitters in a losing cause with
three base hits. Perry Stover
contributed a pair of singles and
Ron Dickey banged out a base
hit.
The Exeter pitching chores
were shared by Paul Brooks, Bill
Wilson, Perry Stover and Kevin
Nixon,
The Exeter boys will be back in
Dashwood tonight, Thursday to
meet Crediton in the first league
game of the season.
Area ball league
schedules