Times-Advocate, 1978-08-17, Page 13Hensail in
rec loop lead
With only one week left to
go in the season, it’s all but
official that Hensail will take
the regular season title in the
Exeter and area men’s
recreational softball league.
This week, Hensail con
tinued its winning ways with
a 25-12 victory over Gords.
This gives the village squad
30 points on a record of 15
wins and three losses.
Continuing their hold on
second place are the
Crescent Rolls with their 27
points picked up from 13
wins, four losses and one tie.
In games played last week
the Crescent Rolls defeated
Mt, Carmel 23-2 and the
Timesj Advocate 13-9.
In third place are the
Carpetbaggers with a record
of 11 and six and 22 points. In
their only game this week,
the Dinney squad lost to
Usborne 17-6. , }
Only two points behind the
Carpetbaggers are Usborne
with nine wins eight losses
and two ties.
Dropping into the second
half of the division sees
Gords with 17 points picked
up from eight wins, nine
losses and a tie.
Dashwood Industries is in
sixth spot with a seven and 10
record. In addition to their
loss to Mt. Carmel, DIL fell
to the Times Advocate 18-14.
It’s a real battle for second
last and last place with the T-
A and Mt. Carmel
deadlocked at eight points
each. These positions should
be decided next week as each
teams final two games of the
the season are against each
other.
GRADUATION AT SPARK — Graduation ceremonies were held Friday for the SPARK summer playground program at Huron
Park. Above, leaders Laura Johns, Elaine Overholt, Joanne Van Raay and Carol Ross present certificates to Travis Robinson,
Jeanne Albiston, Jody Mills and David McDonald. T-A photo
Handicapped included
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Many swimmers pass tests
Times-Advocate, August 17, 1978
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The third session at the
Exeter swimming pool
finished Friday. Completing
their novice awards were:
Tiffany Tryon, Traci Tryon,
Kristen Thompson, Rebekka
Morgan, Trina Poortinga,
Georgie Poortinga, Chad
Whiting, Bruce Dundas,
Shawn Finkbeiner, Jeremy
Finkbeiner, Bob
Vandeworp, Denise Kints,
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Carolyn Pritchard, Jennifer
Brock, Henrietta Visscher,
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The Dashwood Tigers
eliminated the Crediton
Mets from further Huron-
Perth senior baseball action
with two straight victories
in a best-of-three semi-final
series.
The Tigers took the first
game in Dashwood Friday
night by a score of 16-4 and
wound up the series with a
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night.
The Tigers will now meet
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Thorndale for the league
championship.
In Friday’s opener, the
Tigers jumped on Crediton
ot Dealspitchers Rick Bowers and
Larry Clarke for 14 hits
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Jim Pfaff went the first
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ning and retired the side in
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Barry Baynham batting in
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the Tigers at the plate with
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John Hayter was next best
at the plate for Dashwood
with a homer and two
doubles. Kevin Bestard
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single base hits went to Bob
Hoffman, Noel Skinner and
Glen Thurman.
Gord Baird led the
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three run home run in the se
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one hit each were Gary
Skinner, Larry Clarke, Pete
Wuerth and Rick Bowers.
Dashwood playing
manager Glen Thurman led
his team in Tuesday’s vic
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second inning.
Perry Stover and Brian
Rader shared pitching
duties for the Tigers while
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Ross Richardson were all
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in fourth position- at 24
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for fifth place, Parkhill 18,
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Corners 14 and Sylvan 10.
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five playoff series. The first
game goes in Crediton
tonight, Thursday at 9 p.m.
Following are the season
statistics for the Huron Park
club.
Continuing
This
Week...runtime
Don Heywood
Neil Murray
Brion Penhale
Brian Hodgins
Paul McKnight
Bob Street
Doug Pearson
Dennis Bierling
Doug Johnson
Steve Degrace
Wes Hodgson
Ken Pinder
John Gillespie
Dennis Smith
Dave Street
Bob Pinter
Rick Davies
AVGRBIIB2B3BHR
7 11 0 1 0
5 10 2 1 0
6 8 1 0 1
8 22 1 1 0
15 15 5 2 3
5 16 0 0 0
9 16 0 3 0
2 9 0 0 0
12 11 0 3 1
7 10 2 1 0
1 1 0 0 0
3 7 1 0 0
7 9 2 0 0
1 4 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
IP ER SO ERA
137 51 136 2.60
23 13 13 3.93
14 16 9 8.00
174 80 158 3.21
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