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Thursday Ladies
TB R. Negrijn 588 7 17
MN K. Bierling 656 5 12
DS J. Rohde 533 2 8
IB 8. Wright 585 7 12
liG K. Mason 636 5 7
GG B. Taylor 502 0 12
TL W. Campbell 688 7 21
BB D. Vandyken 536 7 11
DL L. Smith 533 0 2
HP S. Kelly 435 0 8
LO B. Hockey 5413 0 7
Tuesday Ladies
OR C. Price 453 0 2
HD J. Heywood 549 5 13
CC L. Dietrich 605 2 6
PP P. Haugh 774 5 19
BB M. Goodwin 490
A. Brock 490 5 12
HO L. Brand 463 2 9
SP M. Merin 447 2 6
PO J. Penninga 646 5 10
MM G. Farquhar 591 5 17
JS M. Bridges 539 2 4
PK L. Webber 678 7 14
AH H. Daniel 539 2 14
Friday Mixed League
FA A. Bowerman 711 2 16
CO P. McFalls 678 5 17
11,1 Ft. Gridzak 721 7 14
BB 13. Bierling 634 7 10
CH C. McDonald 643 2 9
RR M. Plumb 595 0 7
AD J. Dougherty 0 2
Sunday Mixed League
DN E. Smith 615 5 19
CF R. Hippern 640 7 18
BL B. Hitchcock 641 2 14
GT H, Jones 516 5 8
FIR S. Degrace 665 0 2
SS B. McGrath 630 2 2
LADIES GOLF WINNERS — Trophies were presented recently to the champions for 1977 in the Exeter
ladies golf club playing out of the Exeter course, From the left are low net winner Audrey McDonald, low
gross champion Anita Cook and the most honest golfer Dorothy Morley. T-A photo
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The LtIcan-Ilderton Jets picked
up a victory and one tie in two
exhibition games this week with
the Stratford Perths in
preparation for the upcoming
OHA continental senior season.
Thursday at Huron Park, the
Jets came up with four second
period goals to post a 6-4 decision
and Tuesday night in Stratford
the two clubs played to a 4-4
draw,
The Jets will be in Woodstock
tonight, Thursday to meet the
Woodstock Royals in their final
pre-season contest. The first
league game for the Lucan-
Ilderton club will be Friday
night, October 14 when Port
Stanley will supply the op-
position.'
Manager Don Urbshott and
coach Jack Chipchase have a
practice slated for the Ilderton
arena at noon Sunday and again
Wednesday evening.
The outcome of Tuesday's
contest was in doubt until the
final whistle, Gerald Weido of
last year's Exeter Hawks fired
the tying goal for the Jets with
only three minutes left in the
third period, Assisting were Ed
Parkinson and another former
S
Hawk Rick Ingram.
After a scoreless first period,
.the Jets scored twice in the
middle frame to one reply by the
Perths. Jim Blake notched the
first on a power play with Jamie
Hawks, Irish
meet Friday
The Junior "D" hockey season
in this area gets underway
Friday night of this week at the
Huron Park arena at 8 p.m.
Meeting for the first time in
exhibition action will be the 1976-
77 Ontario Junior "D" champion
Exeter Hawks and their arch
rivals, the Lucan Irish.
Coaches of both clubs are
optimistic of having successful
seasons. Ron Bogart is back at
the helm of the Hawks and for-
mer Lucan-Ilderton Jets star Bill
Bannerman will be handling the
coaching duties for the Irish.
Robb and Joe •O'ROurke's slap
shot hit the mark with assists
going to Ian McTavish and Scott
Graham. Jim Betts was the
Stratford scorer,
In the third period, Randy
Miller, Jerry Hishon and Jim
Betts scored for Stratford and
Scott Graham tipped in a shot by
Gary Isaac for the Jets to set the
stage for Weido's tying marker,
Goal tending chores for the Jets
were taken care of by Tom
O'Flaherty and Dave Homes. The
latter was with the Mitchell
junior Hawks last year.
Four unanswered goals in the
second period allowed the Jets to
register Thursday's 6-3 victory
over Stratford.
Jamie Robb and Ian McTavish
each scored two goals for the Jets
in the middle frame.
Robb started the L-I scoring by
converting passes from Jacques
Cousineau and Gary Isaac at 3.36.
About nine minutes later
McTavish connected with a hard
slap shot. Getting assists were
Peter Glover and Barry
Baynham.
At 15.09 Jamie Robb was back
with his second successful shot on
passes provided by McTavish
and Cousineau. Only 54 seconds
later the same three players
connected again, This time the
marksman was Ian McTavish.
In the third period, Stratford
outscored the Jets three goals to
two, but, two of their scores came
in the last four minutes of play.
John McKeough initiated the
Perths scoring at 3.36 of the final
session, but less than six minutes
later the L-I margin was again
restored as Scott Graham hit the
Stratford net on passes from
Gary Isaac and Pete Glover.
The final score of the night for
the winners came from the stick
of captain Barry Baynham at
11.40 on an unassisted effort as.
he broke loose over opposing
blue line and deked the goalie out
of position.
Scoring the final two goals for
Stratford were Gary Hahn and
Brian Dundas,
Rob Kellestine was in goal for
the Jets and kept the Perths
blanked for the first 43 minutes of
play.
Trophies won
at gun club
Despite day long rains and
strong winds, the claybird gun
club trophy shoot for 1977 was
held Saturday.
The men's grand champion is
Jody MoSuringjohn who ac-
cumulated 144.5 points in skeet,
trap and rifle competition. The
runnerup was Larry Mason with
143 points and Bill McNutt was
third at 140.5.
Bonnie McNutt scored 158
points to cop the ladies grand
championship with Sue Mason
placing second at 145 points.
Junior champion Kevin
Stanlake scored 170 points to
defeat runnerup Mike Sass at 140
points.
The ladies and juniors used a
different shooting course than the
men which accounted for, high
rifle scores.
The skeet shoot was the biggest
event as usual. It found Bill
McNutt winning class A with a 41.
Jody Mosurinjohn was second at
35.
The class B winner was Randy
Stanlake with a high skeet score
of 48. Larry Mason was next at 35.
Bob Snell shot a 36 to win class
B in skeet while Doug Bender
broke 32 to finish second.
' In the D class Kitchener
Pavlick broke 30 to win over
Charlie Browning at 24.
In trap shooting in class B Bill
McNutt was best with a 39
beating Larry Mason who scored
36. The class C winner was Bob
Snell with 38 successful shots,
Jody Mosurinjohn was second
with 37 and Kitchener Pavlick
next at 34.
The ladies and juniors shot only
scoped rifles at slightly larger
targets and Bonnie McNutt won
this event with a 118 beating Sue
Mason's 113.
Kevin Stanlake scored 121 and
Mike Sass hit an even 100 to take
top honours in rifle shooting.
In the men's iron sights rifle
Shoot only eight points separated
the top four competitors. Doug
Bender was first at 131 out of 200,
Bill McNutt was next at 125 and
Jody Mosurinjohn and Larry
Mason were deadlocked at 123.
The scoped rifle event was won
by Jody Mosurinjohn with 167
hits, two more than runnerup
Larry Mason.
Jets get win and tie,
in Woodstock tonight