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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-11-24, Page 10Page 10 Times-Advocate, November 24, 1977 Sports Spotlight By Ross. Haugh A necessity Huron Hope School C. Weston S. Hemmingway L. Rowe E. Dekort E. Klungel B. Brooks M. Masse Wednesday Morning Ladies L. Snell 463 E. Deitz 533 D. Munroe 561 144 96 79 84 56 49 40 Senior Citizens B. Etherington 246 T. Yellow 235 H. Wells 234, E. Poore 237 I. Harness 239 E. Caldwell 236 Pee Wees Tigers C. Kooey 145 Lions M. Mathers 164 Bears S. Skinner 191 Juniors S. Varley 203 K. Varley 248 M. Mol 276 Seniors B. Bell 317 B . Anderson 291 B. Stire 353 J. Pfaff 362 M. Brunzlow 276 S. Skinner 331 GC AC SD Y D WS RS BJ EX JUNIORLACCEPT TROPHY - The South Huron junior football team won the L.W. Kleinstiver trophy for the sixth time in nine years. Above, Lorne Kleinstiver presents the trophy to South Huron captains Doug Hoff- man, Steve Sararas, Doug Brooks, Jim Romphf and Joe Becker. 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In both games the Hawks took early first period leads and were never seriously threatened thereafter. All lines contribute In Sunday's win over Tavistock, each of the three Hawks forward lines were responsible for at least two goals. The Hawks hit the scoreboard at 4:57 of the opening period when Fred Mommersteeg hit the mark on a three-way effort with Matt Muller and Ken Pinder. Less than two minutes later, Brad Taylor scored with assists going to Randy Parsons and Brion Penhale and at the 18:43 mark the same three youngsters combined again. This time Penhale fired the successful shot. As the first minute of the second session ticked off, Jamie Caldwell scored on a play started by Brian Taylor and Don McKellar. Before the middle period was over, Jim Ferguson converted a pass from Brion Penhale and Brian Taylor hit the net with assists going to Randy Parsons TB MN DS IB HG GG TL BB DL HP LO AL CB DR SP SU OB RO C4 FL YW FL PP 8W BO BL BS TB Ladies Thursday R. Negrijn 624 T. Rooseboom 605 M. Ferguson 516 E. Mielke 663 M. Skinner 527 B. Taylor 632 W. Campbell 585 P. Laithwaite 545 L. Smith 549 D. Hartman 543 B. Wilson 542 Mens Monday S. McNair 604 Red Devil 574 G. Murray 715 L. Miller 573 B. Nicol 813 J. Fairbairn 698 P. McLeod 715 P. Durand 740 G. Black 900 R. Jolly 713 Mina Wednesday D. Heywood 607 P. Lavier 640 D. Murray 595 R. Dickey 645 L. Stire 748 J. Vautour 664 B. Hogarth 767 M. Brmtnell 730 Monday Men Afternoon L. Lovell 542 W. Shapton 542 G. Hoggarth 502 B. Elgie 501 B. Ellerington 479 C. Bendy 593 T. Bowden 465 5 31 2 43 5 7 2 24 7 49 0 40 5 30 2 28 Against Lucan Friday, the Hawks were kept off the scoresheet for the first 11 minutes of play and then they broke loose with five successful shots in a little over eight minutes. The first period marksmen were Fred Mommersteeg, Don McKellar, Matt Muller Ken Pinder and Brian Taylor. Phil Knight picked up two assists while Matt Muller, Steve Jen- nison, Brian Taylor, Jim Ferguson, Ken Pinder and Randy Fisher each helped on one goal. In the middle frame the Exeter club notched two goals. Pinder registered from Muller and Mommersteeg and Brian Taylor converted a pass from Don McKellar. In the final 20 minutes of play, Brian Taylor completed a hat SP IS CO FS HH RP DM LO CC ('A RO HT Lucan Ladies L. Mosurinjohn 652 M. Jefferies 548 M. Kennedy 703 L Sutherland 592 IL Hardy 565 P. Riddell 545 D. Williams 545 K. Haskett 622 S, Johnston 610 P. Hodgins 556 M. Hardy 497 J. Ankers 639 A. Holden 593 Friday Mixed League CO R. Cockwell 637 4 51 FA L. Stire 632 3 46 CF BB S. Glanville 632 7 46 BL CII C, Murray 737 5 45 DN RJ R. Grldzak 579 7 36 HR RR D. Plumb 537 0 20 GT AD G. Smith 597 0 18 SS Sunday Mixed League L, Webber 755 7 G. Wilson 676 5 J. Smith 643 2 J. Gage 672 0 E. Roberts 509 0 B. McGrath 612 7 54 46 46 26 22 16 Bowling Scores After a reasonably slow start this year in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" grouping, the Exeter Hawks came to life this week and turned in two excellent performances. Wednesday night in Belmont the Hawks were on the short end of a 5-3 score but that ended their lacksadaisical play. Friday night at the South Huron Bee Centre, the Hawks showed complete dominance over the Lucan Irish taking a lopsided 11-2 win. Lucan defeated the Hawks 5-4 in the first game of the season. Sunday night it was the same story as the Exeter club blasted the Tavistock Braves by a score of 10-1 in Tavistock. In both weekend games, most of the goals came on three-way passing picture plays which gave the opposition goalies very little chance to avoid being scored on, At the same time, all three forward lines were producing the same type of play which manager Fred Mommersteeg and coach Ron Bogart have been expecting. Mommersteeg's only comment Monday morning was, "they are really flying now." He had reason to be enthused. His son Fred Jr, GR HD CG PP BB RO SP PO MM JS PK AH Ladies Tuesday D. McNair 554 R. Durand 676 L. Dietrich 666 p. Haugh 674 A. Brock 527 L. Brand 516 M. Moser 463 J. Frayne 524 G.Farauhar 629 D. Syler 578 L. Webber 560 M. Boltzmann 538 Tie exists in houseleague Northlander moved into a tie for first place in the Exeter minor hockey houseleague, Saturday, when they nipped Discount Dave's 4-3. The loss was the first for Discount Dave's who hold a share of the top spot in the four team league. Each team has two wins. Mike Murray, Marty Francis, Kevin Heather and Steve Francis scored for the winners, while Brian Blackburn, Brent Atthill and Ed Cosman replied for Discount Dave's. In the opening game on Saturday, Taylor Motors edged AVCO by a score of 6-4. Each of those teams has one win. Scoring for the winners were Scott Pincombe, with a pair, Rob DeKoker, Bruce Shaw, Tim Easterbrook and Steve Arm- strong. Alec Irvine scored a hat-trick for the losers, while Ken Boer- sma added the single. This week's action pits Taylor Motors (3) against Discount Dave's (4) at 9:00 a.m., while Northlander (1) will face AVCO (2) at 10:30. trick performance on passes from Jamie Caldwell and Phil Knight and Mommersteeg and Muller each scored their second of the night and Jim Ferguson added a single goal, The only two Lucan shooters to put the puck behind Steve Beer in the Hawks cage were Jerry Jongeneelen and Gary Herr with assists going to Cec Nickles and Brad Taylor, Behind from the start In Wednesday's loss to Belmont, the Hawks, fell behind, at the 13 second mark of the first period and were never able to get back on even terms. Belmont led 2-1 after the first period, 4-3 after the second stanza and scored the only goal of the final session. Fred Mommersteeg fired the first Exeter goal on a pass from Ken Pinder, The second period scoring was taken care of by Jim Ferguson from Brad Taylor and Jamie Caldwell on a three-way Combination with Don. McKellar and Brad Taylor, Much has been said this week about the trade between the Detroit Red Wings and the Birmingham Bulls. It was the first trade ever between clubs of the WHA and NHL. To most observers the deal appears to be one which John Bassett of Birmingham was forced to make due to financial difficulties. The Red Wings certainly got the best of the trade. Both Vaclav Nedomansky and Tim Sheehy should be great ad- ditions to Ted Lindsay's club. They gave up Steve Durbano but he won't be missed too much as any team he has played for during his career hasn't seen him in very much actual ice action. In one season at Omaha in the Central league, Durbano spent 402 minutes in the penalty box. The other new Bull is Dave Hanson who appeared in the "Slap Shot" movie. In total the salaries of Nedomansky and Sheehy amount to close to $250,000 per year. Bassett made big news for his Ottawa franchise, the predecessor to the Toronto Toros a few years ago when he acquired Nedomansky from Czechoslovokia. At that time Bassett sent undercover agents to Europe and they prac- tically pried a hole in the Iron Curtain to bring the big Czech star to Canada, Big Ned is happy to go to the Wings, he plans to live in Windsor and continue his pursuit of Canadian citizenship. The Red Wings under the leadership of Ted Lindsay and coach Bobby Kromm have showed vast improvement and the two new acquisitions could make them a conten- ding team, Nedomansky has already proved valuable to the Wings. In a Saturday night game he picked up three assists, Leafs could add from WHA The Toronto Maple Leafs could be the second club to lure stars from the WHA. In a copyright story in the Toronto Star, Thursday, Jim Kernaghan said he learned the most dangerous scoring duo in the World Hockey Association could be wearing blue and white uniforms next year. Ulf Nillson and Anders Hedberg have indicated they would like to play in Toronto. They would certainly be welcomed by fellow countryman Borje Salming who said, "Nillson is such a great playmaker and Hedberg has all that speed." The three played together on the Swedish national team before Salming made the move to Toronto. Hedberg who scored 70 goals for the Winnipeg Jets last year is considered by many to be the fastest skater in hockey today and Nillson has been described by Bobby Hull as having, "the ability to more things with the puck at high speed than any other player i've ever seen." Both players signed five year contracts with the Jets two years ago but after this season they have the option to negotiate with NHL teams. The Jets reserve the right to come within $20,000 of any offer they get elsewhere. Happy Birthday Monday of this week Foster Hewitt celebrated his 75th birthday, Foster has probably done more in the past 50 plus years to promote hockey than any other person in Canada. Foster still keeps active with occasional appearances on radio broadcasts of Maple Leaf away games on CKFH, Toronto, the station he founded some years ago. A crystal ball look The largest crowd ever to watch a Grey Cup game should be in attendance Sunday at Olympic Stadium in Montreal and millions of other Canadians will be close to their television sets. So far this year we have declined making any predic- tions on football games but shortly after Sunday's western final, we dusted off the old crystal ball and took a look. While the Montreal Alouettes were rather fortunate to get by the Ottawa Roughriders to qualify for the national final we feel they will win in a very close contest. Only minutes after deciding the score would be Mon- treal 25 Edmonton 20 we purchased an Exeter Lions draw ticket and believe it or not the score was 24-20 for Montreal. Can't miss. Okay, here's your chance to make a few bucks by going out and backing the Eskimos. Keep the human element Several controversial plays in the 1977 World Series has again brought out the idea of using instant replays in check- ing on close plays. The guest speakers at two recent Lions club Sportsmen's dinners in Exeter were major league umpires and we asked them about this subject, Both Tom Gorman and Emmett Ashford were quick to taboo use of a replay machine. They felt it would be impossible to get the same angle as the umpire did and it was impossible to replace human judgement with a mechanical monster. In a recent issue of the Sporting News, National league umpires Harry Wendelstedt and Ed Sudol had comments on replay use. "Farcial" and "that's crazy" were the comments from the two umpires. Wendelstedt said, "Take four different shots from four different angles and you could get four different versions of the same play," He cited a NBS survey taken over a five year period which indicated National league umpires were right 99.6 percent of the time. "I'd imagine people in other professions would be proud to be right 99 percent of the time. I don't say we don't oc- casionally miss one." BOWLING 2 46 7 52 2 37 5 30 5 33 4 36 5 55 5 28 3 30 2 18 0 23 5 19 2 6 7 50 0 22 5 42 2 27 5 29 2 32 7 52 0 36 and Jamie Caldwell. The third goal getters were Pinder from Mommersteeg and Brad Taylor from Randy Parsons and captain Phil Knight. The only Tavistock shot to elude Steve Beer in the Exeter nets came from the stick of Rod Zehr early in the second period. Good first period 46 44 42 34 33 33 31 21 21 15 8 8 3 9 4 18 6 16 4 14 6 16 3 9 8 31 10 29 4 11 10 23 2 9 9 28 7 17 5 51 5 22 7 50 7 42 0 27 0 19 2 31 7 58 0 16 2 46 0 41