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Dustin LaCrosse seemed not to notice grass being piled on his head by a teammate during a
T ball game in Exeter last week. Michael Cooper, right; chats with a friend while manager Deb
Roy watches the action.
The boys and girls of'summer
Running to first after a hit Eric 9enomme of the Exeter Green is ready to run to the plate
was Matthew Maffucci of the with the ball. Ready t4 help are Jenna Phillips and Amberly
Exeter White team who tied Dickey.
Exeter Green 20-20.
Senior baseball
Express drop a pair, allow 25 runs
EXETER - Things do not seem to be going well for pitch.
the Exeter Express. Strathroy 12, Exeter 11
After winning their Great Lakes Senior Baseball Pitching woes continued Wednesday as lefthander
League,opener, they gave up a total of 25 runs in a pair Paul Elston started, was relieved by Scot Davidson in
of starts last week, dropping their record to 1-2. the third, followed by Doug Schade, Dave Atthlll and
Tuesday at home, visiting Listowel, got to starting finally Brent O'Brien.
Exeter pitcher Rick Boone very early building up a 3-0 The Express trailed 6-0 at'the end of four complete,
first inning win before cruising to a 13-3 victory. innings but managed to chip away and lose a close
The following night in Strathroy, the Express mount- one.
ed a comeback late in the game but it was too late as Manager Joe Fulop shuffled his lineup and put four'
they were beaten 12-11. new players into the game which seemed to work as
Against Listowel, Boone worked three -and -a -third Exeter plated foursum:ia,ibe top of thartfth.
innings allowing seven hits. Four of those were for ex- Steve Merner led off with a walk, stole second and
tra bases including a home run. He didn't have a lot of moved on Gregus' base hit. Bill Glover walked, Bayn-
help defensively, as the Express made three errors in ham hada sacrifice fly to centre field and Boone and
the opening inning. Martin singled before Bern and Kerry Hedden reached
Boone was replaced in the fourth by Fred Gregus base on walks.
who was roughed up for two home runs before Dave The Exptggs.added two more in the sixth when Gre-
Russell pitched the sixth frame. _...- gus and ,Room sing1 d head Glover walker do the
Offensively, thev ii visitors Express got on tb0:baard in the third ninth. the vrgrtors came on strong with five runs on
inning when Barry Baynham was bit by a pitch, three hits but it wasn't enough.
moved on a Brian Rivard ground out and eventually Busy week: After hosting their slo-pitch tournament
scored on Rob Dickey's single. this weekend, the Express are in Kincardine tonight,
In the fifth, Rivard singled with one out, went to sec- travel to London on Saturday and host Strathroy at 1
and when Doug Schade walked and both scored after p.m. on Sunday.
Kevin Bern walked and D'Arcy Martin was hit by a
Lucan Juniors remain undefeated
LUCAN - Down by three runs,
Lucan rallied to beat host Si. Mar-
ys 10-5 Sunday afternoon and re-
main undefeated in the Western
Junior Baseball League.
Lucan starting pitcher Mike
Munro had trouble in the early in -
,pings, as he walked a pair of bat -
iters but he bore down and allowed
just four hits and one run in the fi-
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five innings.
Paul Smith came on to pick up
the save on the mound.
Brett Revington led the offense
as he had three hit.< and two runs
batted in whue Munro had two
hits.
Lucan 7, Clinton 7
These two teams battled to a
draw after nine innings on Friday
sod the game had to be suspended
due to a time limit.
Lucan counted two runs in the
first on a pair of walks, a hit bats-
man and a Clinton error.
Clintonresponded with four runs
in their half of the first inning on
three singles, a double and a Lucan
miscue. They were leading 7-5 in
the top of the ninth when Lucan's
Cory Bunch led off the ninth with a
home run.
Mike Munro followed with a sin-
gle, advanced on a sacrifice bunt
and tied the game on a Matt Munro
single.
On the mound, Brad Coughlin
eland for Lucan but was replaced
by Shown Lumley. The game is
scheduled to be completed in Clin-
ton on July 10.
Exeter Lawn Bowling Club
is having an
-Open House
Sat., May 30 1:30 - 3:30 & 7 - 9 p.m.
Rain date - June 6
Free coaching - bowls available
Running shoes required
For further information call
demiseimenPete 25{1368, Marshall 235-1834
May 14
Eimer III 21 - Lunen C 13
Fly ban taught by: Wadley VenBa sal, Mau Dietrich, Tire Mai -
(hod teaeffort. Excellent
m fielding by Tun Meidinger and Mike
Dietrich
May 19
Exeter III 35 at Clinton 119
Hone runs: Man Dietrich (3), Bradley VanBakel
Runs: Tirn SnellS(), Mau Dietrich (3), Tim Mwfinger (4), Hilda
Steele (3), Mary Gregus (3), Nathan Kraftdiock (5)
Solid defence by the infield. A well played punt by each player.
May 20
Mitchell 115 at Eimer 11122
Horne nuns: Mau Dieuich. Bradley VanBakel
Hits: Mike Marshall (3), Maryog) (3). Kris Roy (3), lack Ho-
Sotid defend by the infield. A great teen anon.
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May 20
Exeter (I) 7 at Exeter (II) 13
`.Doubles for bider 11: O eraina Louie, Brendan Buchanan, Tony
Ens, Chris Desjardine
Fly balls aught by: Daryl Bourne (3)
Triple for Exeter I: Kevin Overholt
Double for Exeter 1: Jenna Hoogenboorn
Good fseiding by Jamie McDonald and Marc Hodgins
May 25
Exeter 12 at Mitchell 13
PNAer: Jahn Otsgus (7 strikeouts)
Disable play: Jeff Jarrett
Fly balls caught by: Jeff Jarrett, Mark Ribmky, John therm (2)
Triplet : Jeff Jarrett, Josh Mauer, John Otegus
Doable: Mark Bitinaky, Adam Higgs, Jonathan Bun, Jason Davey
Exeter was in the lead right up to the sixth inning. Exoellida stone
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Exeter Gold .T -Ball:;: -'
May 23
Crediton II 28 at Exeter Gold 40
Hoene runs for Exeter: Brandon Skinner (2), Nick Amu*: (2),
Sarah Neevel, Nathan Holmes
Top loftier' for Creates: Stacey Barden, Corey taye
Fly ball aught by: Shawn Marshall (Exeter)
Double: Kyle Sdtwartzentruber
Future gametes: May 30, 9.00 am., Stan Frayne Diamond, Credi
ton vs. Exeter
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May 16
Oland Bard 16 at Exeter White 19
Superlanel
May 20
Exeter White 20 at Exeter Great 20
Hosserien: Toay Regier (Groat)
Good game played by bath leans.
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May 19
Mitchell at Lucan 17
Home run: David Hickson
Triple: David Hickson
Coaching at fust base was terrific.
May 21
Lucca 5 at Exeter 15
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y 19
Lucan 10 x. Easter 2
Triples: Cole Fleming, Bat Dobbie, Jason Cox
May 21
Lucan 14 at Godezich 1
Triples;: Jay Funston, Ben Dtukocy, Jason Coot
Excellan pitching by Cale Flawing allowing only two hits and one eraYk
May 19
Lucan Athletics 6 at Mitchelt4
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Lucan 13 17 vs. Dashwood 9
Home run: Brad Cornish
Triples: Brad Cornish, Josh Jenkins.
All played really well
ClintonMay 23
20 at Lunn B 12
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Exna Green 20 at Creditor II 9
Homt runs for Exeter: Tony Regier (2)
Triple: Courtney Alexander
May 23
Centralia 20 at Exsser 33
Home runs for Exeter: Tana Regier (3)Michael Giannandrea, Derek Kelly, Arnbcdy
Dickey
Future games; June 6 at Stat Frayne Diamond at 9:00 a.m.
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Exeter 22 at Lucan 10
Pitcher: Scor Keys
May 21
Exeter 17 at Clinton 10
Future gasses: May 26 at Diamond 11, 630 p.m. vs. Mitchell;
Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon
For Canine
Vision Canada
Organized by Exeter Lions Club
Sunday June 7
Start at MacNaughton Park at 12 noon
Sponsor forms at Municipal Office, CIBC, Bank of
Nova Scotia, Beckers., Thomas H. Fine, Stedmans
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