Times-Advocate, 1978-06-15, Page 11Tigers win one tourney tilt
The Dashwood Tigers won
one of three games played in
a weekend invitational
baseball tournament in
Tills onburg.
Their only victory came in
exciting fashion by a 1-Q
score over Thorold with the
only run of the game coming
in the final inning.
They started the tour
nament by losing 7-1 to
Leaside. After the win over
Thorold, the Tigers were
defeated 11-8 by Cambridge
and were eliminated.
The Dashwood club swings
back into Huron-Perth action
this week with three games
on the schedule. Friday night
they will be on their home
field to take on Thorndale at
8 p.m. Sunday they travel to
Lambeth to meet Byron in a
2 p.m. contest and Monday
night they will meet the
Thorndale juniors in
Thorndale.
The only run in the opening
7-1 loss to Leaside came in
the fourth inning. With two
out Rob Dickey walked. He
moved to third on a double
from the bat of Jim Dietrich
and scored on Noel Skinner’s
single.
The only other Tiger hits in
the seven inning contest
were a single delivered by
John Hayter and Barry
Baynham’s double.
Southpaw Jim Guenther
went the pitching distance
for the Tigers. He was
touched for seven runs and
10 hits.
Jim Pfaff and Jim
Guenther combined to get
the 1-0 victory over Thorold.
Pfaff went the first five
innings giving up only four
hits and holding the op
position scoreless.
Guenther allowed only one
base runner and that was on
an error in three innings of
relief work. He picked up the
victory.
The only run came in the
bottom of the eighth inning.
Noel Skinner notched the
sixth Dashwood hit, a single.
He was then forced at second
on Perry Stover’s grounder.
Stover crossed the plate as
the Thorold second baseman
booted Barry Baynham’s
grounder.
The other Dashwood hits
were singles contributed by
Barry Baynham, Bob
Hoffman, Jim Dietrich, Noel
Skinner and playing
manager Glenn Thurman.
The Tigers were able to
move ahead of Cambridge
by a score of 8-6 after four
innings of play in their final
contest but they were unable
to hold on in the late innings.
Jim Pfaff, Jim Guenther
and Perry Stover shared
pitching duties for the Dash
wood club. Singles by Bob
Hoffman and John Hayter
provided the power for the
first two Dashwood scores in
the first inning.
In the Tiger second, Bob
Hoffman opened with a
single and rode home on
John Hayter’s home run
BEST AT EPS — Winners in six divisions were named in Thursday's track and field meet at Ex
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left, Maja Gans, Dave Bell, Dave Bidtnes and Leslie Hunter-Duvar. Front, Scott Bogart and
Janene Seller. k f-A photo
blast to up the Dashwood run
total to four.
The Tigers broke loose
with a four run barrage in
the fourth frame, but it was
their final scoring outburst
of the game.
Kevin Bestard, Tom
Hayter and Jim Dietrich hit
singles and Barry'Baynham
contributed a two base blow.
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Page 11Times-Advocate, June 15, 1978
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nite Tuesday was a 78 turned
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minutes left in the game got
the squirts division of the
Exeter Centennial soccer
club a 1-0 win over Lucan,
Monday.
The win also meant a
shutout for Exeter
goalkeeper Scott Heywood,
in a game that club coach
Frank Kints termed the best
they had played so far.
Ladies golf
at Exeter club
At Tuesday’s regular
ladies nite competition at the
Exeter Golf and Country
Club, Dorothy Kipfer
recorded the low gross score.
Edna Busche was the low
net winner and Lois Learn
required the fewest number
of putts.
Two more
wins for
Kirkton gals
The Kirkton midget girls
scored two more victories
this week in district league
play.
Friday night the Kirkton
girls downed Shakespeare
by a score of 4-1 and Sunday
afternoon they edged
Rostock 17-14.
In Fridays’ win, Patti
Down was the winning
pitcher for Kirkton. She
allowed only two hits and
struck out 14 opposing
batters.
Bonnie Westlake led the
Kirkton batters with a
double and single. Patti
Down delivered a pair of
singles while Lori Iredale,
Kim Heather, Sheila
Penhale and Kelly Kernick
picked up one single each.
The seven inning game
was completed in exactly
one hour.
The Sunday win over
Rostock was accomplished
on a diamond with a five foot
extra pitching distance
giving the batters a distinct
advantage.
The Kirkton club banged
out a total of 16 hits while a
trio of pitchers Kelly Ker-
nick, Terri Brintnell and
Patti Down allowed Rostock
10 hits.
Kelly Kernick with three
singles led Kirkton at the
plate while Bonnie Westlake
slammed a home run and
single.
Getting two singles each
were Kim Heather, Jayne
Dougall, Rosemary Miller
and Carrie Stroud.
Completing the hit total
with one hit a piece were Sue
Spence, Terri Brintnell and
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VI I w Thank You
The executive and
members of the Ex
eter Saddle Club
would like to ex
press their sincere
appreciation to the
following sponsors
whose generous co-
operation and
assistance con
tributed to the
success of the 1978
Mid-Western
Quarter Horse
Show.
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Graham Arthur Motors, Bank of Mon
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Bowling Lanes, Exeter District Co
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Equipment Sales Ltd., Exeter Pharmacy
Ltd., Exeter Roofing & Sheet Metal Co.,
Ltd., Exeter Times-Advocate, Dalton
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Kongskilde Limited, Long's Harness
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Club of Stephen, Ontario Public Service
Employees Union (Local #120), N.T.
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Ltd., Saveway Building Supplies Ltd.,
Scott's Leather Shop, Sherwood (Exeter)
Ltd., Larry Snider Motors Ltd., South
Huron Veterinary Clinic, SMphen
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the Exeter Saddle Club and their friends who
volunteered their time and services to operate the
refreshment and entry booths.
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