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Times-Advocate, 1985-07-03, Page 9BABES AND BEASTS WIN The -13- championship of the weekend mixed slopitch tournament spon- sored by the EMHA and JJs was won by the Biddulph Babes and Beasts. Back, left, Joan Greenlee, Gayle Ready, Bert Schenk, Terri Goldschmidt, Josie Lynch -Hill, Wendy Hardy and Judy Squire. Front, Ken Ready, Jim Hearn, Frank Goldschmidt, Ted Beadle, Tom Hardy, and Don Squire. Missing were Larry Greenlee an. Dave Hill. T -A photo DONATIONS - Don O'Rourke, Grand Knight of Mt. Carmel -Exeter Knights of Columbus, gave out the proceeds from The car draw to local athletic organizations. Recipients were Martin DeBruyn (left) ac- cepting a cheque for $400 for Exeter Minor Soccer, Marlene Glavin holding a $200 cheque for Crediton Minor Baseball and Margaret Butler receiving $200 for the Dashwood Minor Athletics Association. RUST) CMECK J or RUST Exeter Motors Ltd. Main St. North Exeter, Ontario 235-1100 . 1 AINIMMO R&R Auto Body Complete refinishing and repainting Insurance claims Complete radiator recore and repair Oil Undercoating New. and Used. Hwy. 23, Woodham, Ont. 229-8118 Drive a little - Save a lot Owned & Operated by Dinney Furniture r Times-Advocote, July 3, 1985 Page 9 Cowgirls win two games The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fast ball team had another successful week by defeating Poplar Hill 12-8 and Strathroy 8-3. The Cowgirls play their next game Monday night at home against Ailsa Craig and travel to Strathroy Friday night. In their win against Poplar Hill. (he Crediton squad took the lead in the first inning by batting in six runs. Poplar Hill fought back near the end of the game but didn't get quite close enough. Leading Crediton at the plate were Lori Devlaeminck and Kate Steeper with a double and a triple apiece. Tammy Regier and Brenda Iredale pounded out a triple and a single each. Sue Muller, Marilyn Smithers and Karen Bowerman hit three singles apiece and Pauline Brannon added a single hit. Brenda Iredale was the winning pit- cher by having an outstanding night with 11 strikeouts. in their game Monday night against Strathroy after a squad of four work- ing on the wet diamond the ladies came away with a very important win. They took the lead in the first inn- ing by batting in two runs. 'l'he Cowgirls kept the lead for the whole game by adding runs in the second, fourth and sixth innings. 'Leading Crediton at the plate was Marilyn Smithers with three hits. Deb Irish continue Royals mastery The Lucan Irish continued their mastery over the Exeter Royals Thursday as they blanked the Royals 2 to 0. The win improved Lucan's season record to 12 wins and two losses and a one -and -a -half game lead over the Royals whose record dropped to nine wins and two losses. Both Exeter losses this season have come at the hands of the Irish time. Express win three games The Exeter Express scored three straight victories this week in the Great Lakes senior baseball league. In Walkerton Sunday, the Express swept a doubleheader from the home club by scores of 8-5 and 6-5 and Mon- day it was an at home 5-2 decision over Strathroy. Three Exeter runs in the sixth inn- ing provided the difference in Sun- day's first game victory. The winning rally was powered by five base hits. They were singles from the bats of Dave Bogart, Walt Parkinson, Dave Shaw, Dave Atthill and Steve Pearce. In the Exeter first, Dave Shaw's tri- ple and a single by Kevin Hern sent the first two runs across the plate. Bogart singled and Parkinson doubled to plate the third Exeter ruin in the third frame. Bogart, Parkinson and Hern singled to score the fourth and fifth runs in the top of the fifth. Brian Horner was the Express pit- cher and he held the opposition to eight well scattered hits while strik- ing out four opposing hatters. in the nightcap, all six Exeter runs were produced in the fifth inning. The big blows were a hearer from the bat Of Doug Hoffman and Dave Shaw's triple. Other hits were contributed by Dave Bogart, Walt Parkinson. Brian Horner and Steve Pearce. Pearce went the distance on the Ex- eter mound and although allowing 11 hits he was tough in the clutches. In Monday's home contest, Jeff Fuller was the starting Express hurler. 'I'he only two runs he allowed were the leadoff batters in the sixth inning. Perry Stover cameon in reliel and retired three of the four hatters he faced in the seventh.. The win was actually accomplish- ed in a come -from -behind rally worth four runs in the bottom of the sixth. The first Express run was counted in the fifth when Dave Bogart singl- ed and came home on a similar hit by Perry Stover. Powering the four run rally in the sixth were hits delivered by Dave Bogart, Doug Holtman, %Vali Parkin son and Brian Horner. More Block Parents Needed Lucan were led by the strong five hit pitching of Ron Glenn who struck out seven and walked one. The only runs he needed came in the second inning. Veteran catcher Brian Noyeswork- ed Royals hurler Brian Hodgins for a lead off walk and came around to score as third baseman Kevin Wind- sor slammed a home run to left field. Lucan could manage only three more hits off Hodgins who also threw a strong game. Leading Exeter at the plate was se- cond baseman, John Kernick who cracked three singles in three trips to the plate. Barry Baynham and Brian Hodgins also singled for the Royals. Exeter doesn't have a home game this week as they travel to Bryanston, Thursday night. Both the Royals and Irish have an- nounced they will be participating in the O.A.S.A. play downs this year. Exeter in "C" series and Lucan in "D". First round action will begin around the first of August. Honda to film at Hully Gully The 1986 ATC product brochures from Honda Canada Incorporated will be a special one for Huron Coun- ty. Honda Canada has chosen Bully Gully and area farms as the filming sites for their 1986 product brochures. Ambross Carr, a national advertis- ing agency from Toronto, will set up their cameras for an extensive day of filming, from the sporting aspect, to the agricultural aspect of the fast growing Honda all -terrain vehicles. The filming will take place in the early part of July and the product brochures will be released in late fall CLAYBIRD SCORES Perry Maschke recorded a score of 24 to win Sunday's claybird gun club competition. Doug -Moore was second with 23 and Rusty Gibson and Jody Mosurinjohn were deadlocked for third spot with 22 each. Next came Glen Greb 21. Raymond Playfoot 17. Sandy Gibson 13 and Pierre h1alozewski eight. Ladies ball There vas plenty of action in ladies Slowpitch gamets of June 27. (:ocxl 'Times took a first place lead by downing Canadian Tire 11-1. Iluron Park Devils edged the Albatross Angels 4-3 and share second place with South Iluron Hospital who defeated the Downtown Dollies 12-10. Exeter lndianettes took JJs 17-1. Games regularly scheduled for Ju- ty 4 will he rescheduled so as not' to interfere with the double header be- ing played by Exeter Greys against New Brunswick. Standings W 1, 7 I 5 1 2 4 3 4 2 5 0 7 0 7 T 0 11 0 0 11 II Pts 14 11 11 10 11 6 4 II I I YOUTH Week -Long Sailing Camp L AMA * July 21 - 27 * August 11 - 17 * For al I youth 8 - 16 years old *Sailing ort Fanshawe Lake * Beginner through - to Advanced Sailing Instruction * C .Y . A . Approved Instructors * Specialized racing instruction * Cost : $195.00 *CALL 432-2646 O London District Council 0 531 Windermere Road London, Ont. N5X 2T1 o4 SCOViS CijiOI Lord, Brenda Iredale, Fay Schenk, Lori Devlaeminck and Brenda Wilds pounded two hits apiece. Karen Bowerman added a single hit. Brenda Iredale was the winning pit- cher notching up eight strike outs. Local bowlers beat Seaforth Members of the Exeter lawn bowl- ing club took the top three spots in a joint jitney Thursday night with the Seaforth club. Evelyn Scott was the best from both clubs with two victories anda plus of 28. Next came Marshall Dearing at 27 and Ray Smith with 26. In regular play on the local level, Tuesday night Emma Campbell pro- ved to be best with a score of 26 to go with a pair of wins. Stella Taylor was second best at 21 and Pere Campbell, Dan Hankin and Isabel McKay were all even at 20 and Bill Lamport scored 16. On the July 1 holiday competion was again close. Elizabeth Lamport scored 28 and Charles Hendy was se- cond at 23. Another tie existed for third place with Garnet Hicks, Renus Marsman and Tom Walker all even at 21. 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