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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-01, Page 7BUSY SPOT — The mothers and tots swim lessons have eager participants at the Exeter pool and the progress made by some youngsters has been quite rewarding for all concerned. T-A photo Creditors juveniles win, midgets I se to Goderich The Crediton juveniles returned to their winnng ways this week when they pounded out an 8-5 victory over Seaforth on Thursday evening. Aided by several errors by the visitors, the Crediton crew kept pace throughout the game and notched three tallies in the eighth frame to cap the win. Seaforth scored in the first to take a 1-0 lead, but the homesters rebounded with three of their own and added one more in the third to hike the count to 4-1 and were never headed. A Seaforth rally in the top of the ninth prqduced two more runs, but Rick Bowers settled down to preserve the win before any more damage was done. Wes Watson, Edith Love and Clarence Down. They each had two wins. Edith Love grabbed first place in Saturday night's competition as women took three of the top five positions. Mrs. Love had two wins, a plus of 15 and aggregate of 24 while the second place entry of Mable Killough had two wins, plus of 6 and aggregate of 24. Following the leaders were Howard Truemner, Wellington Brock and Lillian Pysn. They each had two victories as well. This 1974 Model FORD RIDING LAWN MOWER YOU Could Win Donated By Exeter Ford Equipment Sales Ltd. TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT MOST EXETER STORES Draw to be made at 4:30 on Sat., August 17 DURING SIDEWALK SALE DAY Tickets Priced at $ 1.00 Each SPONSORED BY EXETER BOARD OF TRADE HODGINS AUTO SALES 1970 METEOR 2-door hard- top, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. Licence HDA601, Asking $1195 1969 CHEV IMPALA 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence DEH427. Asking $1295 1969 AUSTIN AMERICAN 2-door standard. Licence DAG101. 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Licence DFV066 750 TRIUMPH Motorcycle, like new, 1200 miles, $1400, CAMPER for 1/2 -ton truck, Six months old, $250. NEW CARS IN STOCK • Green MGB ••Autumn Gold MGB South End Service EXETER 28.52322 Open Evenings By Appointment The Exeter Greys continued their winning ways this week as they posted two, more triumphs, again by decisive scores, The local gals trimmed Usborne by a 12-2 count and scored a 9-3 margin over Blan- shard, Lea DeJong pitched both wins for the Greys and was in corn- plete command of the opposition, Against Osborne, the Greys scored once in the first frame, added four in the third and capped it off with two in the fourth and a big five-run sixth. Lea also paced the winner's attack at the plate with a double and two singles, while Judy Kraft and Joyce Morgan had a pair of hits each. Judy Rhode, Marg Relouw and Darlene Bourne had a hit each, a homer for the latter. Exeter pee wees trounce Dashwood Exeter pee wees hung another of their lopsided wins as they came up with a 28-7 margin in Dashwood, Saturday. The winners hammered out a total of 23 hits, compared to only five given up by Wayne Parsons and Steve Pearce who shared the win. Coach Ron Bogart used 14 players in the contest and all but three hit safely as they com- pletely overpowered their hosts. The win brought the locals' record to three wins and two losses in league play. Both losses were to Goderich. Doug Hoffman was the batting leader for Exeter as he con- tributed three singles and a double. Steve Wells had two doubles and a single, Steve Skinner had two singles and a triple, while Dave Bogart had three singles. Steve Pearce contributed two singles, Dave Robinson ham- mered out a triple and single and Tyler Bishop also had two hits, both being singles. Wayne Parsons had a triple, while singles came off the bats of Dan Bell, Bruce Shaw and Kevin Parsons. , Exeter also picked up 13 walks to keep plenty of men on the base paths throughout the afternoon. Steve Pearce came up with some effective relief pitching as he allowed Dashwood only one run in the final three innings after Parsons experienced control problems. Exeter had two big innings in the game, scoring eight times in the third frame and seven in the fifth. Karen Brock pitched for Usborne and took the loss. She also had two hits while Ann Johns had three, Single safeties came off the bats of Sylvia Stewart, Barb Miller, Beth Passmore and JoAnn Lovell. Against Blanshard, the Greys scored six times in the second inning to put the game out of reach of their opponents. Exeter managed only five hits, but several errors and bases on balls aided their cause. Lea DeJong allowed the losers only three safeties, Crediton bantams lose playoff start Crediton bantams opened their WPAA playoff series with Wingham, Thursday, dropping a close 4-1 verdict. Next game in the best-of-five series is scheduled for tonight. The two teams battled in a scoreless draw over the first four innings in the opener before Wingham scored twice in each of the fourth and fifth frames to grab their victory. Two walks and a double sparked the initial tallies, while two errors followed by a single and double did the damage in the fifth. Crediton's tally came in the final frame when Darryl Preszcator reached first on an error and came home without the aid of a hit. In their final game of the season, the Crediton crew posted a' 9-8 triumph over Goderich, scoring four times in the fifth inning and then holding Goderich to three runs in the sixth when they cut off the tying run at third base. Rain curtails bowling play The Weatherman forced cancellation of Tuesday night's action at the Exeter lawn bowling greens, but keen competition again featured play on the other two regular nights. Thursday, Alvin Pym and Tom Yellow shared first place honors as they came up with identical scores. Both had two wins, plus of 20 and aggregate of 35. Wilf Shapton and Glen McKnight followed in second and third positions, each with two wins. Following in order were Ruth Willoughby, Nelson Squire,. By MRS. IRVIN RDAADSHE wR oop Bill Chandler and son, Mark spent a few days at Wiartpn with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Fraser Mr. & Mrs. James Love, Ottawa, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ninia Kraft and family, Mr. & Mrs. Eric Cosgrove, London spent Saturday here with them, Martha Miller returned home with Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried Miller and family of Port Dover after attending the Biesenthal reunion at Windthorst, Sask. Others at- tended from British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, Mrs. Jean Clark, Dresden, also at- tended, Mr. & Mrs, Mike Burke and Susan spent the weekend with Milt Haugh, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion were supper guests with Mr, & Mrs. Irvin Rader Sunday, Vacationers with Mrs, Cora Gaiser were Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kretzman, Billie and Bob, Florida; Mrs. Jim Poland and Lois, Campbellford and Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Seebach and family, Kitchener. Mrs. Ray VanDorsselaer and Dianne Rader were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower for Fern Diehl, Stratford, bride-elect of August. Relatives and friends of 2th8ethg.room attended at Dashwood Community Centre, Sunday, July Sandra Tyler and Debra McDonald were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower for Marlene Tyler, bride-elect of September. The Morgrets have returned from a restful holiday on the Bruce Peninsula. Swimming, fishing and boating filled many happy hours for all, While the fish were not large, they were plentiful and catching is half the fun. Mrs. Louis Restemayer is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Oversize tires distort the speedometer reading. It will be lower than true speed. Best way to avoid overheating is to reduce speed, When car is weighed down with luggage, beach chairs and other summer paraphernalia, hold speed to 50 mph. maximum. If car won't start - or is hard to start and runs poorly - it may be due to badly burned, ox- idized or dirty distributor points, They're easy and inex- pensive to replace. Air pressure should be checked when tires are cool. Do you have YOU holfa-car? Do your part for statistics - buy a beauty at Larry Sniders. Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! Times-Advocaat August 1, 1974 Page 7 Two brides .hoi•sored at Dashwood events In the bottom of the eighth, Crediton came up with two bases on halls and singles from the bats of Larry Clarke, Gerald Weido and Rick Bowers to put the game on ice. Larry Clarke sparked the winners with four safeties, in- cluding a double in his four of- ficial times to the plate, while Weido had three hits,, also in- cluding a double. Winning pitcher Rick Bowers aided his own cause with two singles and Bill Hodge had the other. Bowers recorded 13 strikeouts, three of them coming in the final frame to shut off the Seaforth rally. Twelve Crediton batters went back to the bench via the strikeout route. Midgets lose Although keeping pace with the visitors in the hit column, Crediton midgets dropped an 8-3 verdict to Goderich, Tuesday. Goderich picked up four runs in the fourth frame to take a lead never relinquished. A hit bat- sman, two singles and an error did the damage. The winners added singles in the fifth and sixth and came up with two in the final frame to cap the win. Crediton's three runs all came in the fifth frame as they sent eight men to the plate. A triple by Darryl Preszcator, double by Matt Muller and singles from Howard Schenk and Ron Smith provided the power for the tallies. Schenk, Muller, Preszcator's and Smith all had two •hits for Crediton. Preszcator's other safety was a double. Larry Clarke and Paul Shapton had one single each for the losers. Clarke went the distance on the hill for Crediton, giving up 10 hits. He recorded six strikeouts. Steve MacDonald also gave up 10 hits in posting the win for Goderich, and he fanned 15 Crediton batters. paAeuctmtoeodsnat Ihte: every two are nearly a million and density is ex- reach one car for people.