Times-Advocate, 1980-08-27, Page 11SWIM TEAM WINS — The girls division of the Exeter swim team won a trophy at Saturda's Lake Huron zone swim cham-
pionships held at Mount Forest. The entire team is shown above. Back, left, Karla Josephson, Sean Whiteford, Sharon
Boersma, Susan Boyle and Jeff Heywood. Centre, Joan Osgood, Tena Brand, Lori Stephens, Lynne Stephens and Brenda
Waldeck, Front, David Josephson, Penny Parent,. Chantelle Keller and Sandra Baarda. T-A photo
Final game in Crediton, tonight
Cowgirls even ladies series
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long game in the second ball at 'centre-forward, put a goal
of league play, posting four in with two minutes.
wins. and a tie against a loss remaining in the first half. It
en, July 20. .overall, their came from. a deep-lying
se449n record now stands at throw-in. from Warn"Ptain
seven wins, two ties. and five Dick Lord, and g relay of the.
losses. ball to Stewart from Rene
Sunday, Murray Stewart, Kirmse and Gerald Weer-
At 25 minutes into the
second- half, Alfons Weer-
sink's goal came from a solo
run after Lucan faultily
played the ball from their 18,-
yard box into the central
midfield.
, The Crediton Cowgirls and
East Williams are all tied up
in their opening playoff
round of the district ladies
fastball league.
In Ailsa Craig Thursday
SUZUKI
game will be played tonight,
Wednesday in Crediton.
The girls spirit was flying
high and chatter could be
heard through the whole
game. Seven runs in the first
inning sent the Crediton girls
off to a flying start Monday
night.
Winning pitcher Merna
Scott was also the Crediton
leader at the plate ,with a
home run. triple and a pair
of doubles.
First, baseman Deb Lord
contributed a homer, double
and two singles. Sherry
Pft aff, Fay Hayter and
Shelley Weber added three
singles apiece and Carol
Stuart andiVilma Lagerwerf
CANOEISTS — Residents of
the James street Group Home
were entertained at Morrison
Dam Sunday by the South
Huron Junior Farmers.
Above, Junior Farmers Dick
Dougall and.Joe Johns take
Paul Lazet for a canoe ride:
Goals by Murray Stewart
And, Alfons Weersink led
Exeter .Centennials to a 2.4
win over Lucan in Ausable
Soccer at • Canner's field,
Sunday.
Exeter, with two games
left in the s.eason,haslost only
Irish beat
,Thursday night Exeter
Saveway opened the South-
western Fastball playoffs
against the Ludan Irish in a
best 3 out of five series,
Lucan came out on top 8-5.
The next games in the
series go' Tuesday and
Thursday in Lucan.
Saveway opened the
scoring in the first inning as
Dan Heywood walked and
scored on, an error. They
added two more in the
second as John Gillespie and
Dan Heywood walked and
scored.
Lucan knotted the count at
3-3 in the third as Brian
Noyes? Randy Kraul and
Kevin Windsor all scored.
. The Irish went ahead in the
fifth 5-3 as Kevin Windsor
and Bob Smith scored.
Doug Pearson came
around "to score in the fifth
for Saveway and Lucan
replied with three in the
sixth to take a 8-4 lead.
Jamie Eveleigh came in to
score the final run of the
game.
Brian Lightfoot picked up
the pitching win with relief
help from Ron Glenn.
They combined to give up
four hits while walking 10
batters.
Jamie Eveleigh took the
loss giving up six hits.
Ladies golf
In regular ladies league
play at the Ironwood golf
course this week the hidden
score winners were Gail
Skinner, Audrey Fairbairn,
Carol. Taylor, Debbie Smith
and ' Marlene Parsons and
the door prize was won by
Helen Brown.
The league playoffs get
underway today, 'Wed-
nesday, August 27.
Saveway
Sylvan trail's Lieury one
game to none in the other
"A" semi-final.
Final league standings '
W L
Lucan. 18 6
Lieury 17 7
Exeter 14 10
Sylvan 14 10
Nairn 13 11
Poplar Hill , 13 ' 11
West Corners 12 12
Lieury Jets 5 19
Ailsa Craig 2 22
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out an 8-7 victory and the
Cowgirls came back Monday
night with a resounding 29-0
win,
The third and deciding
added a pair of one base
blows.
Laurie Bone and Kelly
• Ward picked up the only two
East Williams hits.
Thursday's win for East
Williams was accomplished
with four runs in the bottom
of the seventh inning.
Singles by Lori Tasko,
Dorothy McKeechan, Mary
Hedley and Jan Fisher
produced the game winning
rally. ,
The Cowgirls managed
seven hits. Sandy O'Neill
'connected for a hothe run
and a double, Carol, Stuart
had two singles, Deb Lord a
double and single and
Shelley Weber a single.
Lucan's only score
followed, Weersink's by a
minute, when Jeff Craigmile
caught the Centennials in a
. defensive lapse after a
corner-kick on the Lucan
net,
It was a fan's game
,.throughout, with both sides
exhibiting a good type of
attacking soccer.
All teams: now have a
Sunday oft' over the Labour
Day weekend. The Cen-
tennials,next game, Sunday,
September 7, is at Forest at 2
p.m. Their final league game
at home is on Canner's field,
Sunday, September 14,
against Taxandria Falcons
at 2p.m. Divisional play-offs
will begin in late September,
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