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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-02-26, Page 11• SCOREBOARD EXETER MEN'S MAJOR R. Smith 804 5 E, Matzold 763 2 J. Fuller 352 7 D. Parker 698 0 F. Wells 686 5 W. Beattie 716 2 EXETER MEN'S "A" L. Christiaen 670 Default G. Webb 732 J. Stankewich 593 R. Hippern 683 R. Jolly 556 EXETER MEN'S "B" B. Nicol 684 B. Hogarth 670 M. Morneau 708 B. Quick 621 0, Campbell 598 D. Jackson 745 C. Zeehuisen 701 K. Edwards 652 D. Brintnell 559 T. Haugh 554 TUESDAY LADIES M. Holtzman 574 P. Hunter- Duvar B. Turnbull 548 R, Latulippe, 548 F. Heywood 548 Y. Jacques 504 J, Simpson 534 M. Mathers 560 J. Cleave 614 B. Wilson 645 P. 'laugh 689 B, Schenk 456 FRIDAY MIXED C, Murray 714 B, Reynolds 632 D, Traquair 604 R, Gridzah 575 SUNDAY MIXED S. McNair 716 R. Munn 715 B, McNutt 582 R. Kenny 586, C. Smith 657 M. Morneau 682 D. Kirk 588 D. Gilchrist 586 G. Stire 771 G, Wilson 635 PEE WEES C, Miller 152 D, Taylor 152 S. Miller 199 J. Blornmaert 127 M. Wraight 173 JUNIOR S. Skinner 285 B. Stire 327 M. Stephen 247 B. McDonald 237 D. Meikle 266 M. Ferguson 236 SENIOR CITIZENS T. Yellow 324 0. Ostland 330 G. Webster 424 R.Iroderick 296 E. Caldwell 404 PARKHILL BOWLING Ladies League Hopefuls Hillbillies Unpredictables Jolly Jills Mighty Mice Question Marks Shipka Pinnettes Pin Pals Alley Cats Go Go Girls Streakers Lucky Strikes Men's League Jets Smashers Lucky Four Lawn bowlers High balls Legion Nairn Six Blue Angels Klondyke 88 Darts 107 6 Standings as of February 20th, 76 49 77 Sassenachs D,R,'s Outlaws Itchy Niters Scotties Flying Highs Last Chance Robins Double 'W' Wraggtime '4' Shiphunters Winkers Dead Enders Night Hawks Inlaws Supremes 73 66 64 62 62 61 59 59 58 52 49 47 40 43 42 36 Schedule for February 27th. 8:00 p.m, D.R,s vs Inlaws Games played February 20th. Outlaws 3 D.R.s 2 Robins 3 Inlaws 2 Double W's 3 Dead Enders 3 Last Chance 2 Scotties 2 Blyth A North Star Brussels Goderich B Albie B Clinton A Exeter A Albie A Blyth B Clinton B Exeter B Blyth C Goderich A Grand Bend 149 93 130 72 114 115 103 112 74 73 95 93 60 L 25 87 62 120 78 77 81 74 106 107 89 87 120 66 54 53 44 43 37 36 33 33 27 25 5 61 57 54 48 42 37 35 27 23 BB SS KO HP HP LB Ladies Curling Russell 15 - Mousseau 2 Busche 10 - Smith 7 Shapton 11 - Ecker 4 Marshall 12 - Taylor 3 McDonald 8 - Hackney 6 Hackwell 7 - Boyle 4 Pfaff 11 - Coates 5 Burton 11 - Gregus 3 Teevins 9 - Prout 5 Amos 8 - Strang 6 Coleman 9 - Learn 4 Hodgert 10 - Mickle 5 Lovell 5 - MacDonald 4 Ladies' Rec Centre Bowling S. Watson 505 ' K. Cooper 625' M. Bowman 580 C. Miller 512 Ladies Inter-Town Bowling G. Lather 565 M. Moore 640 5 88 Night Hawks vs Sassenachs 2 84 Winkers vs Dead Enders 0 66 Double 'W's vs .Wraggtime '4' Scotties vs Supremes 2 123 2 57 9:30p.m. 2 72 7 113 7 66 5 89 Itchy Niters vs Last Chance 5 106 Flying Highs vs Shiphunters 5 49 Robins vs Outlaws 5 93 7 60 2 109 0 34 5 72 3 63 5 69 2 91 Itchy Niters 4 Winkers 5 5 67 Flying Highs 1 Supremes 0 290 4 37 42 Inter-County Darts 7 107 2 30 5 17 0 27 5 21 0 28 5 27 5 35 0 10 3 27 2 .15 3 22 2 17 OPENING SOON EIODIDA. Our reputation rides on everAike. REMKES ENTERPRISES Sales and Service .411111111•110111111111101.11111.111111111111.1111.1.11111111111.1111111111111111111111 . C4 SP RO DD NO 167 EF K1 SU 11C AL FL TA ES HP HA BO CO YW OE ER AH HD EB MM PI PO CE WE AL S PP 013 CE MA RA 00 AB TR 13B DN SN CF MA 1113 FA LO QD BB RP RR SP CB LP LI ST PG RS 7 0 5 2 84 32 109 55 110 72 5 119 2 44 7 55 0 82 0 84 7 90 2 85 5 111 7 44 0 47 RUNNERUP IN THE 123 LB. 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Vince Winters, 84 pounds, Richard Rooseboom, 90 pounds, Kevin Hern, 98 pounds, Murton Brock, 115 pounds, Mike Westelaken, 123 pounds, Mark Paton, 130 pounds, Brian Mayer, 136 pounds, Rick Skinner, 148 pounds and John Coolman at 168 pounds all finished first in their matches, Hern defeated the Huron Perth Champion in his class after being defeated by the same opponent the week before. Coolman wrestled the Huron Perth Champion and pinned him, even though his opponent was.ten pounds heavier. Coach Doug Ellison called his team's eleventh place finish disappointing, even though there were over 40 schools entered in the meet, Vince Winters finished seventh in his class, despite a four inch cut on his head that was caused by the garage door at his home. The cut severely hampered his performance. Mike Westelaken finished second in the 160 pound class after winning six of his seven matches. His strong showing earned him the top wrestler of the week honors. 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Boarding is handed out when one player slams another wantonly against the hoards, not the goalpost. Aside from the rough play, there was some hockey and the A's rolled to their three wins on the basis of 2-1,3-1 and 4-1 games. Scott Ball opened the scoring at 7:34 of the first game when he took the puck from behind the net and tucked it behind a bewildered Steve Wells in the.Exeter net. The A's tied it in the third when Dave Bell dug the puck out of a corner and passed to Doug Brooks who traded it off to Dave Atthill whose powerful blas t found the target. With 6:02 left to play, Dave Bogart deflected Doug Brooks shot into the net to give the A's their victory margin. The A's dominated the 'five minutes after Cann's injury peppering St. Marys with 10 shots and carrying the play although they were unable to score. Doug Brooks scored twice in the A's second win, one into the empty net near the end of the third period. Brooks opened the scoring in the second period when he pushed the puck past Swan in the St. Marys net after a scramble in front. Dave Bogart tied it up when he and Dave Atthill broke in on a two on one situation. Atthill drew the defenceman to him and left Bogart alone on Swan. St. Marys was back in the game when Keith Hartwick scored at 7:56 of the third after loose checking in the A's end. Brooks finished off the scoring with his power play empty net goal at 14:39. Coach Bogart credited the goaltending of his Hoffman and Wells as well as Swan who played in the St. Marys nets, Overall, Exeter outshot St. Marys 30 to 28. Larry Dawson opened the scoring in the first period of the third game when he his booming slapshot beat Swan in net. The score remained 1-0 throughout the first period which saw Brian Mercer pick up 14 consecutive minutes in penalties when he protested a slashing call and was slapped with a misconduct and automatic minor on top of the original minor, Jeff Fuller and Dave Atthill, on a solo rush while the A's were shorthanded each added to the Exeter total before Brender Mac Donal scored the only marker for St. Marys. Mercer banged' in a goal into the open net at 14:02 for the only allowed scoring in the third period. St. Marys did manage a goal in. the third but a strange ruling disallowed. it. Mark Parsons, of the A's, was called for a penalty at the same time and the officials said the goal would not stand, Bogart again gave credit to Swan who, he said, robbed the A's on three separate chances. Calling it a rough series, he said there was rivalry between the two teams because many of the players knew one another from school. "Some things were said bet- ween the coaches that we apologized for after the series" he continued, "but I guess that's what happens in the heat of battle." The A's do not know who their next opponent is. Midget After dropping the first two games to St. Marys, 8-1 and 4-3 the Midgets came back to close the series a little with a 5-4 win, Randy Parson picked up the only goal for the Midgets in the opening bout when he was set up by Perry Pooley. Coach Bob Pooley called the second game, won in overtime, "very exciting. We outplayed them in the overtime but their goaltender robbed us time after time." Randy Fisher opened the scoring at 3:03 of the first before St. Marys exploded for three goals in the remaining minutes of the period. Phil Arthur with a pair and Jim McCutcheon gave St. Marys their lead, Randy Parsons scored one in the second and one in the third to tie the score for the Midgets. Brad Taylor figured in both goals, and Darrell Preszcator picked up an assist on the second. Phil Arthur scored the over- time marker at 3:55 of the period to finish off the scoring. The Midgets came back Saturday when they took the third game 5-4. Scott Ferguson opened St, Marys, but Exeter came back with four goals, by Paul Pooley, and three to Randy Parsons. Jon Bailey scored for St. Marys before Perry Pooley got the eventual game winner at 13:35 of the third period. Bill Scheursman and Jamie Dunbar added goals for St. Marys before the end of the game but the Midgets were able to hold them off.