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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-12-09, Page 16A sincere Thank You to my supporters in the Township of McGillivray for re-electing me as Reeve, Season's Greetings to everyone. Gerald Wright 7 60 0 31 52 45 43 39 38 3036 29 22 18 14 12 Pap 10 Times-Advocate, December 9, 1976 Three games played in recreation hockey Three games were played this week in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league at the Hensall arena. In Sunday's only game Algoma Tire blanked Les Pines 2, 0. Scores in Tuesday's doubleheader were Pfaff Electric 6, MacLean-Passmore 2 and Algoma Tire 9, Guess Whos 3. Scoring in single fashion for Algoma Tire in Sunday's victory were Toni McDonald and George Tryon. Tuesday night, Rudy Dam- janov led the 'Bremen with a two goal performance. Getting single goals were Gary Parsons, Paul Kerslake, Bob McDonald, Dale Skinner, Ed Kerslake, Bob Jones and Jim McDonald. The Guess Who scores were notched by Mark Hookey, Brian Horrell and Mike Higgins. The Pfaff Electric scoring parade was led by two successful shots by Kevin Buchanan. Get- ting one goal apiece were Brian Hodgins, Bill Consitt, Murray Glanville and Dennis Bierling. Marksmen for MacLean- Passmore were Dennis Passmore and Bill Van Bergen. In games this week MacLean- Passmore and Guess Who meet Sunday at 7 p.m.; Les Pines and Guess Who will be the opposing Dart lead continues The Sassenachs continue to hold an eight point lead at the top of the standings in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league but also have one game in hand. The Sassenachs have 48 points to their credit while the Flying Highs and Doublers are next with 40 points apiece. Next come the DR's and Itchy Niters with 38 points each. The Winkers have 37 points. Following are the Las tChance and Robins with equal point totals of 34. The Scotties have 33 and the Outlaws and Out of Space are deadlocked with 32 points. The Outlaws also have one game in hand. Friday's schedule is as follows: 8:00 p.m. Out of Space vs Last Chance Nicky Tams vs Doublers Scotties vs Outlaws 9:30 p.m. Dead Enders vs Nite Hawks DR's vs Flying Highs Robins vs Sassenachs Shiphunters vs Itchy Niters teams Tuesday at 8 p.m. and Pfaff Electric and Algoma Tire meet at 9 p.m. Ilderton wins oldtimer test The Ilderton Oldtimers won three straight games in St. Thomas Saturday to win the hockey tournament which was part of the Southwestern regional Winter Games, The Ilderton club edged London 4-3; blanked St. Thomas 4-0 and outscored Wallaceburg 11-6 to take the championship and qualify to represent this region in further play in North Bay in February. Moe Delves fired the winning goal in the victory over London and Keith Scarborough was in goal in all three games. He picked up the shutout against St, Thomas. Don Carter and Rick Hay were the top scorers for the Ilderton club. Also aiding in the scoring were Red Douglas, Barry Hem, Ken Loft, Don Urbshott and Dusty Aldis. Coaching of the Ilderton team is handled by Ken Loft and Terry Hodgins. Bantams lose In tournament The Exeter Bantams dropped two games in the annual Ilderton Lions club tournament played at the Ilderton arena, over the weekend. In the opening contest, the Exeter youngsters dropped a 5-3 decision to Saltfleet and in the consolation round they were defeated 5-2 by Port Dover. Against Saltfleet, the Exeter club fell behind 2-0 by the end of the second period and were unable to recover. Wayne Parsons notched the first Exeter score on a pass from Rick Lindenfield in the third period. In the latter stages of the game, captain Doug Brooks converted a pass from Mark Parsons and Dave Bell registered with passing help from Jeff Fuller. Against Port Dover, Wayne Smith counted the first Exeter marker on a pass from Kevin Parsons and Doug Brooks took a pass from Mark Parsons to hit the mark and complete the Exeter scoring. 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