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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-12, Page 9 (2)Tigers on win streak, on road for three tilts The Dashwood Tigers upped their w inning streak to four games in the Huron -Perth in- termediate baseball league Friday night with a convincing 15-4 victory over Arva. Five run rallies in each of the fourth and fifth innings provided the Tigers with enough scoring power to defeat Arva. The Dashwood club moved into a 2-0 lead in the first inning when Bob Hoffman walked, Perry Stover singled and both scored on a sacrifice by John Hayter and several Arva miscues. The visitors hit the scoreboard for the first time in the top of the second inning. Terry Bourne walked with two out and was able to come around to score. In the.. -bottom of the same frame, the Dashwood club upped their lead to 5-1. 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Arva came back with a single run in the seventh and a pair of scores in the eighth. Lefty Jim Guenther went the distance on the Dashwood mound.. He allowed only three hits while recording a total of 12 strikeouts. The Tigers take to the road for their next three Huron -Perth contests. They werein Clinton last night, Wednesday, Sunday they travel to Arva and Wednesday June 18 they will visit Thorndale. • Get senior loop status The 1974-75 season of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Continental league was a very successful one. but the upcoming year should be bigger and better than ever. At Saturday night's annual banquet at Stratford, league officials were told by OHA vice- president Hugh McLean that the Continental league has been granted full Senior "A" status. McLean said the Continental league outdrew the senior "A" loop at the gate this past season and is on a more solid footing. The guest speaker, Bill Inkol of CKCO TV in Kitchener suggested the Continental league would play a major role in the resurgence of senior hockey in the province. Inkol said the reduction in professional hockey rosters would provide the league with an abundance of quality players. A team from St. Thomas -Port Stanley has been accepted for the 1975-76 season. The schedule will be drafted at a meeting set for July 18. Rick Fifield of the Lucan- Ilderton Jets dominated the 1 HERE'S in CAR FOR YOU AT A PRICE YOU'LL LIKE 1971 MAVERICK GRABBER 302 V-8, automatic, mini console, bucket seats, radio, whitewalls. licence DJL554 1973 TORINO 4 -door sedan equipped with select air-conditioning, AM/FM stereo with tape, automatic. Licence DFU538 1972 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 4 door hardtop, automatic, power steering and power brakes, radio, temperature control, air conditioning. 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T -A photo Royals in tie for first place, meet Albatross club tonight The Exeter Royals moved into Royals failed to score in their half a first place tie in the South- of the first but exploded for six western Fastball Association as big runs in the second. the resultof a 7-2 victory over the Ray Lumsden started the rally Lucan Irish, Sunday night. with a single and walks followed The Royals and Irish are all to Randy Decker and Jim Pfaff. even at the top of the heap in the Aub Bedard hit a sacrifice fly to league's eastern division with 10 score Lumsden to tie the score. points on five victories each. Brian Hodgins kept the rally The Exeter club dropped a 3-1 alive with a single to plate decision to Bryanston Tuesday Decker and Doug Pearson was night for their second loss of the safe on an error. season. The Lucan Irish loss to Paul McKnight singled to score The Royals, Sunday was their another marker and Bob George first of the season. tripled to clean the bases. In Bryanston Tuesday, the Royals could manage only three hits from the offerings of hurler Stan Hodgins. Scott Burton singled in the first inning, Jim Pfaff doubled in the sixth and Bob George's triple in the seventh drove in Cy Blommaert with the only Exeter score. Bryanston scored all three runs in the fourth inning on three hits. The only other hit off Exeter pitchers Brian Hodgins and Bob George came in the second frame. Irish score first The first Lucan run came in the first inning when Rusty Smith walked and completed the circuit without the aid of a flit. The trophy awards. He was named the most valuable player,. scoring champion and named right winger on the first all-star team. In two years in the league Fifield has fired 99 goals. The Jets received both the regular season and playoff champion trophies. Jets goalie Sonny Pennington was also named to the first all- star team. Terry Johnson of the Jets was selected as a defen- ceman on the second team. 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