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FIREMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY Fire fighters from across Huron County gathered at the Ironwood Oolf Course for en Ex-
eter fire department sponsored mutual aid golf tournament. Taking the tourney was a team from the Zurich fire depPrt-
ment. Receiving their trophy from organizers John Morgan, Bob Forrest and Don Wells were Leo. Meldinger, Don Oke, Bob
Merner and Paul Bedard. Staff photo
Three out by injuries
Tigers win, but, lose, players
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Centennials beat Nairn
hishand.
Also on the sidelines
because of injuries are
Barry Baynham and Dan
Heywood.
Perry
Stover went the full
nine innings in Sunday's win
over Thorndale while John
Bruijsn was
until he was
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Two early goals by centre-
forward Paul VariEsbrPeck
carried through for an
Exeter Centennial 2-1 win
over Nairn cardinals,
Sunday, in Ausable soccer at
Nairn. The goala capped 4
game in which the Cen-
The Exeter juveniles
defeated. Port Elgin, 17-5
Wednesday to sweep their
best-of-three Western
Ontario Athletic Association
semi-final series in straight
games„
The Exeter club now
meets Kincardine with the
winner advancing to Ontario
Baseball Association
playdowns.
Port Elgin scored three
times in the second and one in
the fourth to tie the score at
4-4 before the Exeter club
went ahead to stay with a
four run outburst in the
bottom of the fourth.
Dave Shaw slammed a
leadoff home run in the
Exeter second following
singles by Dave Bogart and
Dave Atthill produced a
second run.
Joe Becker singled and
scored in the third and hits
by Bogart, Harold Borden,
Kevin Easterbrook, Brian
Mercer and Kevin Hern
tennials drew exceptional
performances from
everyone on the team.
VanEsbroeek picked up a
defleeted ball from acornex-
kick by left-Winger Brad.
Clausius at five minutes, and
turned it into the Nairn net,
produced the four runs in the
fourth.
In the Exeter sixth, Kevin
Hern tripled and Joe Becker,
Steve Pearce, Dave Shaw
and Brian Rader singled to
send five more runs across
the plate. •
Three runs scored in the
seventh on a single by Brian
Mercer and he also gained a
hit in the eighth when Exeter
scored their final three runs.
Dave Shaw was the win-
ning pitcher holding Port
Elgin to only six hits in the
full seven inning game.
At 17 minutes, he .swung
his second off a pass. from,
Nalrn*n one goal • was.
headed in by Gilbert
Quivouron„ who ran per,
fectly onto a ball .sailed
across the penalty .area,
Quivouron's six header, at 22-
minutes of the first half,
ended the Scoring. From
then on it' was a toughly
contested match with each
side pushing for an edge.
In the latter Portion of the
opening half, Nairn
Managed to fill the centre
against Exeter, but were
unable to overturn' close
Centennial defending, and
the alert goalkeeping of Rich
Helm,
At the outset of the second,
and for most ,of the
remaining time, Exeter
unsettled Nairn at midfield
and pressured the defence
With wing attacks and good.
support.
The Centennials will play
as the visiting club again
next week, against West
Williams United. Game
time, at West Williams, is 2
p.m., • Sunday, August 17.
Exeter's next home game at
Canner's field will be against
Lucan at 4 p.m., Sunday,
August 24.
•
tourney
Hensall defeated Huron
Park by a score of 23 to 12 to
win the "A" championship of
Saturday's Usborne area pee
wee girls softball tour-
nament held in Cromarty.
Hensall reached the final
round by defeating Thames
Road 14-12 while Huron Park
beat the Exeter Cbol Cats 8-
6.
In the consolation game
of the "A" division, Thames
Road defeated the Exeter
Cool Cats 13-12 in an exciting
see-saw game that saw
Thames Road's three run
lead in the top of the seventh
slip to jnst one run before the
final cut was made.
In the "B" division three
teams competed in a round
robin series to deterininewho
, w,ould meet in the cham-
pionship game.
Hibbert downed Exeter
Tigers 10-9, Elimville beat
Hibbert 12-5 and Exeter
Tigers edged Elimville 14-13.
The two tops teams met in
the final with Elimville
edging the Exeter Tigers 9-8.
A similar tournament for
pee wee boys is being held
this Saturday at Cromarty
with eight teams par-
ticipating.
Competing will be two
teams each from Exeter and
Huron Park and one each
from Thames Road,
Elimville, Hensall and
Hibbert.
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Winning can be costly.
That'S exactly what
happened to the Dashwood
Tigers in Huron-Perth senior
baseball play this week.
TheTigers defeated
Thorndale 7-0 Tuesday night
and continued with an 11-4
victory Sunday, but, in the
process lost three players
through injuries.
The most serious was a
broken,ankle suffered by ace
left handed pitcher John
Bruijns when he attempted
to slide into second base in
the third inning, Sunday in
Therndale.
Bruijsn was still in
University Hospital, London
on Monday having the break
set.
In the same game, out-
fielder Jim Dietrich severely
sprained an ankle in a
similar sliding incident and
Fred Robinson also injured
Two jitneys
for bowlers
Gordon Hoggarth was the
winner of the Thursday night
regular jitney at the Exeter
lawn bowling club with two
wins, an aggregate of 30 and
plus of nine.
Beth Batten was a close
second with identical wins
and aggregate score, but, a
plus of four. Sam Bower was
third with a 26 aggregate and
four plus.
Completing the scoring
were Charles Hendy, Bill
Etherington, Percy Camp-
bell and Isabel Rogerson.
Saturday night's winner
was Mabel McKnight with a
pair of victories, 27
aggregate and plus of three.
Thelma Russell was a close
second with a 26 aggregate
and plus of six while Liz
Lamport was third with• a
plus of two to go with an
aggregate of 26.
Rounding out the prize
winners were George
Hendrickson, ,Percy Camp-
bell, Edna aldwell, Stan
Mitchell, Tom Walker and •
Beth Batten,
Bankers go
lawn bowling
Wednesday August 6,
bowlers from Sarnia, Forest, ,
Woodstock, St. Thomas,
Ingersoll, New Hamburg,
Stratford, Blyth, Seaforth,
Mitchell, Clinton, Goderich,
St. Marys, Brussels,
Lucknow, and Exeter at-
tended the annual Bankers
and Businessmen double
gave up two runs in each of
the third and fifth innings
and a total of seven hits.
The Tigers hit the
scoreboard in the third in-
ning when three runs came
home on four walks and a
double by Perry Stover.
In the fourth, Jim Dietrich
singled and his pinch runner
assisting.
McLelland's three goals in
a row came from assists by
Burton and Steve Sillery,
and one from a solo run.
Burton's two scores were
assisted by McLelland and
Sillery.
Jason Heywood and David
Schwindt split goalkeeping
chores for the winning
Strikers.
In other squirt-division
action, Exeter Blizzard
dropped a 2-1 contest to
league-leading Lucan-One.
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Robbie, McLelland turned
a perfect hat-trick ,when
Exeter Strikers stepped over
Nairn-Two in squirt-division
soccer at Exeter, Wed-
nesday, August 6, Mark
Burton added the other two
Exeter goals, in a 5-2 win.
The Strikers led 5-1 at half-
time.
Nairn had scores in each
half. In the first, Paul
VanHooydonk was the
marksman. Brian Murphy, a
defender, swept forward to
get Nairn's other goal in the
SeCOnti
Juveniles reach
Ontario playoffs
Cowgirls win
by 8-3 score
The Crediton Cowgirls
downed Poplar Hill by a Girls bail score of 8-3 in their only
start this week in the district •
ladies softball league.
Monday night's contest
against Parkhill was post-
poned because of rain and
has been rescheduled for
tomorrow_ night, Thursday at
the Crediton park at 9 p.m.
'Merna Scott pitched the
full seven innings foi
Crediton giving up only six
well scattered hits. The
three Poplar Hill runs came
in the sixth inning.
In the Crediton first,
Sherry Pfaff tripled and
scored on a single by Deb
Lord and in the second Sandy
O'Neill Was safe man error
and was able to get around to
score.
Deb Lord and Carol Stuart
produced base hits in the
third and scored while
Sherry Pfaff singled and
scored with a double from
Deb Lord in the fourth.
In the sixth, Deb Lord
tripled and came home on an
error. Merna Scott and
Shelley Weber singled in the
sixth. Wilma Lagerwerf
counted the final run in the
seventh.
Hat trick helps
Strikers to win
John ROSS els, John
Anderson and Ray Geddes
recorded scores of 25 to lead
the. 21 shooters at Tuesday's
regular meet at the Kippen
gun club, -
Finishing next with 24 -hits.
each were' Glen Mogk, Roy
Lamport, Bob Ironside, Jack
Mills, Bert Mahaffey,
Harrison Schoch, Merv.
13aticin•and Al Kyle,.
G. Grainer scored 23, Bart.
Soder 22, Rick Welsh, cot
Middleton and Terry Raker
21, Jack ti Bell 20, Neil
Coigntionn 19, and Wayne
McBride,. Paul Priestap and.
Rod Patterson 18.
In a round of .doubles the
scores were Jack Mills 2.0,
Ray Geddes and Roll Iron,
side 17 and .Chris Middleton
14,
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Bestard scored en a
similar hit by Glen Thur-
man.
In the Tiger fifth, Fred
Robinson walked, Rob
Dickey singled and both
scored on Kevin Bern's
single.
In the seventh Doug
Fairbairn walked and was
sent hofne on a double Kevin
Hern and Jim Guenther's
single,
Five base hits by Glen
Thurman, Kevin Bestard,
Doug Fairbairn, Kevin Hern
and Jim Guenther produced
the final four Dashwood
scores,
Jim Guenther held
Thorndale to five well
scattered hits as the Tigers
blanked Thorndale 7-0 while
striking out eight opposing
batters.
Three walks and a single )
by Perry Stover plated the,
first three Dashwood runs in
the second frame.
In the fifth , walks and
errors along with a double by
Kevin Bestard and a single
from the bat of Dan Heywood
produced the final four
markers for the Tigers.
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