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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-08-21, Page 7WOAA BANTAM CHAMPS — The Crediton bantams won the Western Ontario Athletic Association ban- tam championship Sunday with a victory over Chesley. They now meet Poplar Hill in the first OBA round. Back, left, coach Lorne Preszcator, Gerard Brennan, Paul Gaiser, Rick Govers, Paul Pooley, Jerry McCann and Brian Rader. Centre, Dennis Pfaff,Randy Fisher,Perry Pooley, Dennis Preszcator and Darrell Preszcator, Front, Richard Webb, Mark Cronyn, John Nedza and Randy Parsons. T-A photo Meet Poplar Hill rourt.Th. Amami/ .Fans EXETER COACH 1.11110$ Has Reserved Tickets Available Trips include deluxe highway coaches and reserved tickets For More Information Call EXETER COACH LINES 235-0450 Last Chance sBooaxp DERBY Monday, Sept. 1 10:00 a.m. Andrew St. Hill - Beside Swimming Pool RULES OF COMPETITION 1. 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He knows exactly what it takes to keep your farm running smoothly and he understands the special problems farmers have in your area. He carries a full line of Gulf quality farm products, including fuels, greases, lubricants and fuel oil to heat your home, BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Freeman King, Cambridge; Dwayne Oliphant, Blenheim; Johnny Wayne; Frank Shuster; Bob Chiswell, Simcoe. He'll also help you choose the right products for the most economical and efficient operation of your farm equipment. And he delivers his products to you fast, when you need them. When it comes to knowing about your farm needs, just ask your friendly neighbour your Gulf agent. Not your average farit servieer The Crediton pee wees put up a valiant effort in the final Western Ontario Athletic Association series against Seaforth but fell one run short in the final game, After losing the opening game of the best-of-three set, the Crediton youngsters bounced back. Wednesday with a 5-4 victory but dropped a 10-9 decision in the deciding contest. In Wednesday's decisive test, Crediton rallied for four runs in the top of the seventh frame to tie the score only to have Seaforth come back with a run which was the winner in the bottom of the last inning, Tony Underhill's triple was the big blow to score the first Crediton marker in the opening frame. Andy Nedza and Steve Dinney also singled. In the Crediton third during a three run surge, Steve Dinney tripled, Tom Dinney cracked a double and Tony Underhill, Andy Nedza and Ralph Wells con- tributed singles, Tony Underhill with his third hit of the game scored another Football practice set Football practice at South Huron District High School will get underway Monday slight at 7 p.m. at the school field, Junior coach Doug Ellison asks all boys 15 years of age and under eligible for the junior club to attend the first workout. The same call goes out to older students from senior coach Ron Bogart. Crediton run in the sixth, The final four run rally in the seventh was 'powered by six hits. Getting the final Crediton safeties were Jeff Brand, Tim O'Neill, Ralph Wells, Tom Dinney, Steve Dinney and Andy Nedza. Tom Dinney took care of the pitching duties for Crediton. Two runs in the seventh inning enabled Crediton to pull out Wednesday's 5-4 victory. With Seaforth leading 4-3,Tom Dinney opened the Crediton seventh with a triple. Jerry Dewan tied the score with a single and rode home with the game winning run on a double from the bat of Ralph Wells. Crediton hit the scoreboard for the first time in the first frame when Andy Nedza doubled. Steve Dinney drew a walk and Tony Underhill cracked a single. The other marker for the winners crossed the plate in the fifth when Andy Nedza singled and came around on a similar hit delivered by Dave McVeeney. The Crediton bantams won the Western Ontario Athletic Association bantam baseball championship Sunday with a close 7-6 win over Chesley. It was the second victory in the best-of-three series for the Crediton club. After taking the first game a week earlier, Crediton wastheld tol a 5-5 draw by Chesley Wednesday night. Future competition in Ontario Baseball Association for the Crediton youngsters will be announced within a few days. On the Crediton field, Sunday afternoon, two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning were enough to provide the narrow margin of victory. With one out Dennis Pfaff slashed a long triple and Dennis Preszcator followed with a solid two base hit ..iand he eventually scored on an infield out. The first Crediton marker came in the opening inning when Darrell Preszcator singled,moved to second on a walk and scored on a single from the bat of Rick Govers. In the Crediton fourth Darrell Preszcator again singled, Dennis Pfaff and Rick Govers singled and all were able to score with the help of a couple of bases on balls. The other Crediton score was chalked up in the seventh on Paul Gaiser's single and a double delivered by Randy Parsons. With Crediton leading 7-5 going into the ninth, Chesley, scored one run but Paul •Gaiser on the mound for the eventual winners was able to retire the side. Perry Pooley was the starting Crediton pitcher. He allowed three runs and four hits in four innings. Gaiser tossed the remaining five frames and gave 'up three and five base hits. In the second game of the series in Chesley Wednesday, the home team scored one run in the bottom of the ninth to tie the score at 5-5 and extend the series to Sunday. The score was close from start to finish. Crediton scored twice in the first inning as Paul Gaiser and Randy Parsons singled and Darrell Preszcator slammed out a triple. In the second DennisIPreszcator singled and was able to score on a couple of fielder's choices. Paul Pooley led off the Crediton fifth Thursday night, the Exeter Royals travelled to Bryanston and grabbed a 6-4 victory in eight innings. Brian Hodgins single chased Ray Lumsden home with the winning run in the top of the eighth. This climaxed a Royal comeback as they trailed Bryanston 4-3 in the seventh. Exeter jumped on starter Stan Hodgins for two runs in the first inning as Ron Bogart singled, Ray Lumsden reached base on an error and both scored on Terry Bourne's single. Bryanston got one run back in the second. Exeter went ahead 3- 1 in the fifth as Paul McKnight singled and Ron Bogart doubled to score him. Bryantston narrowed the gap to one with a run in the fifth and added two more in the last of the sixth to take the lead for the first time 4-3. Paul McKnight led off the seventh with a single and scored on Ron Bogart's double. Ray Lumsden led off the big eighth inning for the Royals with a triple to left field and with two out, Brian Hodgins singled to put the Royals ahead. Jim Rolph doubled to score Hodgins and put the Royals ahead 6-4. Brian Hodgins went the distance allowing 10 hits and striking out five. Stan Hodgins took the loss allowing 11 hits and striking out four, Friday night the Royals went to Beechwood and romped to a 12-4 win. Beechwood opened the score in the first inning with a single run. The Royals tied it in the second as Terry Bourne walked and scored on Brian Hodgins single. with a triple and counted when Randy Parsons singled. • The final Crediton score came in the seventh when Paul Gaiser tripled and came home on a single from the bat of Darrell Preszcator. The Royals added three runs in the third as Ron Bogart singled, Doug Pearson walked, Ray Lumsden singled and Terry Bourne singled to drive in two runs. The Royals put the game out of reach in the fourth as they scored six runs to jump ahead 10- 1. Bob Parsons led off with a walk. Andy Bierling, Randy Decker singled, Ron doubled and Ray Lumsden singled during the rally. The Royals again scored in the sixth as Terry Bourne doubled and Brian Hodgins long triple scored him, Beechwood scored one run in the sixth. The Royals added one in the seventh as Andy, Bierling tripled and scored on Ron Bogart's single. Beechwood completed the scoring with two runs in the last of the seventh. Brian Hodgins went the distance allowing nine hits and striking out 10. Tuesday night the Exeter Royals eked out a 1-0 win over Huron Park. Royals righthander Brian Hodgins allowed the Huron Park team only one hit. Bob Hodgin's bunt single in the first inning was the only hit off the offerings of Brian Hodgins. The Royals scored the only run in the first inning as Ron Bogart reached first on a walk. He moved to second on a passed ball and scored as Doug Pearson doubled to right field. The Royals managed to hold the 1-0 lead to preserve the vic- tory. Brian Hodgins went the distance allowing one hit and striking out 11. Gord Mauer for Huron Park pitched equally well allowing six hits and striking out two batters. Paul Gaiser started on the Crediton hill allowing two runs and three hits in four innings. Paul Pooley finished up going the final frames. He gave up three runs and four hits while fanning 11 opposing batters. This win puts Exeter into second place with a 20-10 record. The last regular season home game for the Royals will be Thursday at 9:00 p.m. as they host Ailsa Craig. Come on out and support the local team as they near the end of the season. Last week's Christmas theme went- very well. The children enjoyed exchanging their gifts and eating their Christmas treats of pull taffy and shortbread cookies. Monday afternoon the seniors went canoeing with the helpful advice of Mr. Mills. They enjoyed this very much and extend their thanks to Mr. Mills. Wednesday morning the in- termediate group had a tour of the OPP station. They found the tour very interesting and in- formative. This week everyone is busy getting ready for the camp-out. Wednesday the seniors went out and set up camp. The juniors will join the seniors for lunch today, Thursday and come back in for their afternoon session. The intermediates are going to join the seniors for -supper and overnight. Friday morning both groups will clean up and come back to town in the afternoon. Lose by one run Pee wees are eliminated Crediton bantams win WOAA Royals get three victories in district fastball league.