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Times Advocate, 1989-07-19, Page 21"B" Runners -Up - At the Exeter Minor Hockey mixed slow -pitch tournament on the weekend, Exeter Roofing were the "B" Cham- pionship runners-up. Front row 71-r) Ralph ells, Larry Gould,. Chuck Ross, Steve Cooper, Gary Campbel Shawn Wells, Glenn Playground begins - South Huron Recreation Centre's playground program began last week. Top to bottom (I -r) Volunteers Jacklyn Wight and Candace Miller, Scott Inson and Colleen Carter, Trevor Tfuemner and Matthew Nethercott, instructors Tonya Riehl and Diane Willis, Lisa Hodgins and head leader Diannc Zachar. Stire. Back row (!-r) Yvonne Wells, Bonnie Gould, Pam Ross, Sue Cooper, Wendy Campbell, Bev Wells, -Laura Stire, and Janice Ha- milton. Times -Advocate, July 191989 Page 21 Lucan downs St. Marys ST. MARYS - On Wednesday night the Lucan Junior baseball team met St. Marys for the first time in three scheduled games last week against each other, with St. Marys winning the game by a close 3-2 count. The teams split a twin bill Sun- day in St. Marys with Lucan win- ning the first contest 7-6 and St:" Marys taking the night cap 12-10. Wednesday game is St. Marys was opened with thre-runs in the first inning, unfortunately St. Mar- ys had two of them while one went Co Lucan. Lucan got their run on a one -out double by Chris Smith, who later scored when the next batter Dan Jenken followed with a single. Lucan scored twice more in the third frame when Smith and Jenken scored again to give the locals a lead but St. Marys didn't die and scored twice more in the fourth to Greys win EXETER - The Exeter Greys La- dies Fastball recorded two more league wins last week, skunking St. Pauls in Exeter last Tuesday 15-0 and doubling first -place St. Marys Monday night, 10-5. , The win against St. Pauls avenged an earlier loss when they were beaten 4-3. Kendra Arthur went three for five at the plate, Patti Down and Gayle Bauerman were each three for four, while Sandi Fremlin was two for four. Heidi Elliot was the winning take the 4-3 lead. In the Lucan fifth, Steve Nixon scored to tie the game and tie stayed tied until the bottom of the seventh when St. Marys took a 5-4. lead. in the top of the seventh when ,Lucan's Steve Nixon drew a one -out walk and scored on a Smith double, who also scored along with Jenken, Sandy Hyde and Steve Snider. Hyde came on top pitch the sev- enth inning and got the side out in order for the 9-5 Lucan win. No details from the double header Sunday in St. Marys were available at press time. Lucan is scheduled to play a home -and -home series against the Exeter Co-ops this week, with the first game scheduled for 6:30 p.m. tonight, Wednesday in Exeter and the second game Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in L :can. two more pitcher for Exeter after allowing four hits and six strikeouts. Patti Down picked up the win in Monday's game against St. Marys. She allowed eight hits, and struck out eight. Down and Arthur both went two for four at the plate for Exeter lead- ing the Greys to the win. The wins improved the Greys' league record to 10-2. The Greys closed out the regular season Tuesday night against St. Marys and will find out later in the week who their playoff opponents will be. Exeter Golf Club Monday Night Mens League July 17 B Flight: Low Gross Al Bell Low Net Monty Scott C Flight: Low Gross Doug Penhale, John Snell Low Net Stan Kochan, Ed Johns Longest Drive: Paul Ritchie Closest to the Pin: John Snell 50/50 Draw: John Batten Skins: John Snell #6 Monty Scott #4 Most Honest Golfer: Ron Walker Sponsored by Labatt's. Next Week - July 24 - Steak Night • Pitch -In Crediton ends losing streak CREDITON - The Crediton la- dies fastball team were only able to take one win out of four games in the last two week's play. The local squad finished their reg- ular season last night with a res- cheduled game against Sebring- ville. They now await their new schedule which will probably start next week. Crediton 5 - St. Pauls 7 It was a real batter's match when St. Paul travelled to Crediton. The Cowgirls were able to tie up the game in the third inning 3-3 but in the seventh allowed the visiting team to move ahead for the win. Leading Crediton at the plate was Mary McKillop with three singles, Brenda Wilds, Teresa McGee and Brenda Morgan were two for four trips to the plate and adding single hits were Kelli Philips and Mari - TRIANGLE ISCDUN IMAi ..-ST., FXFTEp gat tr] 1 STOKS LTO July 17 to July 30 -Ue- rBikini-tine Hail~ emover Nice 'N Easy Hair Colour -- 89 Crest, 100 ML. tube Took 4 39 Final Net Non -Aerosol Hairspray 225 ML. Secret Antiperspirant 200 ML. Aerosol 55 G.sticks, or 60 ML. - ' Rota On- -` .' iiipule Synthetic Vitamin E. Anni '_ . ', Ov -+saps • Head & Shoulders, 350 ML. Shampoo 379 • 69 Stayfree Maxi 30's, Super 26' Or Thin Maxi 30's Pads 79 79 • Crediton 2 - St. Marys 9 Debbie Lord and Teresa McGee led Crediton with their bats with two for three trips to the plate when they travelled to St. Marys. Teresa VanRaay, Brenda Morgan, Kelli Phillips, Sue Muller and Kate Steeper added single hits. St. Marys played a very strong game with some excellent long hits to the field. Crediton 5 - Exeter 10 It was another batter's fight when Exeter travelled to Crediton. Exeter's Sandi Fremlin's home runs were the key hits for Exeter which helped make the spread in the score and gave Exeter the win. Leading Crediton with her bat was Teresa McGee with four single hits. Brenda Wilds and Brenda Mor- gan knocked a triple and single each while Lori Devlacminck, Teresa VanRaay and Kell Philips added single hits. Crediton 17 - Mitchell 5 Crediton got back on the winning side when they travelled to Mitch- ell. Six out of seven innings, the Cowgirls sent their teammates across the home plate. Tammy Smith knocked out a triple, double and two singles to lead Crediton. Mary McKillop con- sistently hit with one double and three singles. Brenda Morgan pounded out a long home run and also added two singles while Karen Williams also hit long balls with two doubles and a single. Teresa McGee was two for two with a double and single. Brenda Wilds helped the win with three singles, Mary Lou Tasko with two singles and Kate Steeper and Kathy Gielen added single hits. Meet your Changing financial obli- gations with a Financial Security Planning Program from The Co-operators. 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Wednesday game is St. Marys was opened with thre-runs in the first inning, unfortunately St. Mar- ys had two of them while one went Co Lucan. Lucan got their run on a one -out double by Chris Smith, who later scored when the next batter Dan Jenken followed with a single. Lucan scored twice more in the third frame when Smith and Jenken scored again to give the locals a lead but St. Marys didn't die and scored twice more in the fourth to Greys win EXETER - The Exeter Greys La- dies Fastball recorded two more league wins last week, skunking St. Pauls in Exeter last Tuesday 15-0 and doubling first -place St. Marys Monday night, 10-5. , The win against St. Pauls avenged an earlier loss when they were beaten 4-3. Kendra Arthur went three for five at the plate, Patti Down and Gayle Bauerman were each three for four, while Sandi Fremlin was two for four. Heidi Elliot was the winning take the 4-3 lead. In the Lucan fifth, Steve Nixon scored to tie the game and tie stayed tied until the bottom of the seventh when St. Marys took a 5-4. lead. in the top of the seventh when ,Lucan's Steve Nixon drew a one -out walk and scored on a Smith double, who also scored along with Jenken, Sandy Hyde and Steve Snider. Hyde came on top pitch the sev- enth inning and got the side out in order for the 9-5 Lucan win. No details from the double header Sunday in St. Marys were available at press time. Lucan is scheduled to play a home -and -home series against the Exeter Co-ops this week, with the first game scheduled for 6:30 p.m. tonight, Wednesday in Exeter and the second game Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in L :can. two more pitcher for Exeter after allowing four hits and six strikeouts. Patti Down picked up the win in Monday's game against St. Marys. She allowed eight hits, and struck out eight. Down and Arthur both went two for four at the plate for Exeter lead- ing the Greys to the win. The wins improved the Greys' league record to 10-2. The Greys closed out the regular season Tuesday night against St. Marys and will find out later in the week who their playoff opponents will be. Exeter Golf Club Monday Night Mens League July 17 B Flight: Low Gross Al Bell Low Net Monty Scott C Flight: Low Gross Doug Penhale, John Snell Low Net Stan Kochan, Ed Johns Longest Drive: Paul Ritchie Closest to the Pin: John Snell 50/50 Draw: John Batten Skins: John Snell #6 Monty Scott #4 Most Honest Golfer: Ron Walker Sponsored by Labatt's. Next Week - July 24 - Steak Night • Pitch -In Crediton ends losing streak CREDITON - The Crediton la- dies fastball team were only able to take one win out of four games in the last two week's play. The local squad finished their reg- ular season last night with a res- cheduled game against Sebring- ville. They now await their new schedule which will probably start next week. Crediton 5 - St. Pauls 7 It was a real batter's match when St. Paul travelled to Crediton. The Cowgirls were able to tie up the game in the third inning 3-3 but in the seventh allowed the visiting team to move ahead for the win. Leading Crediton at the plate was Mary McKillop with three singles, Brenda Wilds, Teresa McGee and Brenda Morgan were two for four trips to the plate and adding single hits were Kelli Philips and Mari - TRIANGLE ISCDUN IMAi ..-ST., FXFTEp gat tr] 1 STOKS LTO July 17 to July 30 -Ue- rBikini-tine Hail~ emover Nice 'N Easy Hair Colour -- 89 Crest, 100 ML. tube Took 4 39 Final Net Non -Aerosol Hairspray 225 ML. Secret Antiperspirant 200 ML. Aerosol 55 G.sticks, or 60 ML. - ' Rota On- -` .' iiipule Synthetic Vitamin E. Anni '_ . ', Ov -+saps • Head & Shoulders, 350 ML. Shampoo 379 • 69 Stayfree Maxi 30's, Super 26' Or Thin Maxi 30's Pads 79 79 • Crediton 2 - St. Marys 9 Debbie Lord and Teresa McGee led Crediton with their bats with two for three trips to the plate when they travelled to St. Marys. Teresa VanRaay, Brenda Morgan, Kelli Phillips, Sue Muller and Kate Steeper added single hits. St. Marys played a very strong game with some excellent long hits to the field. Crediton 5 - Exeter 10 It was another batter's fight when Exeter travelled to Crediton. Exeter's Sandi Fremlin's home runs were the key hits for Exeter which helped make the spread in the score and gave Exeter the win. Leading Crediton with her bat was Teresa McGee with four single hits. Brenda Wilds and Brenda Mor- gan knocked a triple and single each while Lori Devlacminck, Teresa VanRaay and Kell Philips added single hits. Crediton 17 - Mitchell 5 Crediton got back on the winning side when they travelled to Mitch- ell. Six out of seven innings, the Cowgirls sent their teammates across the home plate. Tammy Smith knocked out a triple, double and two singles to lead Crediton. Mary McKillop con- sistently hit with one double and three singles. Brenda Morgan pounded out a long home run and also added two singles while Karen Williams also hit long balls with two doubles and a single. Teresa McGee was two for two with a double and single. Brenda Wilds helped the win with three singles, Mary Lou Tasko with two singles and Kate Steeper and Kathy Gielen added single hits. Meet your Changing financial obli- gations with a Financial Security Planning Program from The Co-operators. Call today for complete information. b Lammie 0 the O co-operators Insurance Services EXETER: 472 Main Street, 235-1109 1111 ItOMI AI'11) (nMMIR(1AI FARM IRA.'t1 tiroFFwTMODEI CHANGE SAt a-pet:0 tees on New Arrivals Built-in DISHWASHERS From $499 [ ter. •1 MOFFIRRT 30" Self -Clean RANGES Dost -Free FRIDGES From $929 From $679 Great Reductions on In -stock Units 6.Program WASHER and 3 cycle Auto DRYER $999 Ff,- sit v Deluxe 30" Easy Clean RANGES $749 17 cu. R. Frost Free FRIDGES You're,Campbell AMIJ at M���Mwv�� CMN• $879 While Supplies last #1 lances Sales and Service 63 Main St., Exeter (lower level) FREE DELIVERY 235.1501 • • itsi.w".•! e>i1 8�11xi:iiAi�w .rt>F(•