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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-01, Page 11The losing streak of the Lucan- Ilderton Jets continued this week 4s they dropped two consecutive contests in the Ontario BOOM! Association Continental Senior league. DOBBS MOTORS T Phone 235-1800 Evenings 235-1130 Irish get two wins The Lucan Irish won their only two starts this week in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior 'D' western grouping to run their season record to seven victories'and four losses, Wednesday night, the Irish doubled the score on the Tavistock Braves at the Lucan arena and Tuesday night, also at home the Lucan club scored a 5-3 win over the newest team in the league from Bothwell. Duffing the next week the Irish will be in action on no less than four occasions. Last night, Wednesday they played host to Seaforth and Friday night they travel to Exeter to play the league leading Exeter Hawks. Tuesday, the Irish go to Mitchell and Wednesday they will be at home to Tavistock. In Tuesday's contest, the Irish built up a 3-1 lead after the first period of play and continued that margin to game's end as each team scored one goal in the final two periods. Cec Nickles, Randy Kraul and Dean Densmore were the marksmen for coach Bill Ban- nerman's club in the initial session, Marty Wraith counted in the middle frame for the winners and Gerry Jongeneelen was the third period scorer. Personally Ve Selected 1977 VOLARE — Station wagon, six cylinder engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, low mileage. Four new tires. Licence KUX 375. $4700 1977 GREMLIN X — Six cylinder, automatic, radio, power steering. Factory warranty. Licence LKC 818. $3995 1977 CUTLASS "S" — Two door hardtop. Economical 260 V-8 engine, white 'vinyl in- terior. Licence MPO 26. . '510 1976 MONACO ROYALE — Two door hardtop, fully equipped, air conditioning too. Licence KLT 745. '4200 1976 FURY SALON — Four door, 318 V-8, automatic, power steering. Beautiful in- terior. Only 20,000 miles. Licence KAI. 347. '4200 1975 HORNET — Two door, six cylinder. Licence MAR 985. '1895 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY — Four door, six cylinder, automatic, power steering and radio, Low mileage. Licence HNL 837, '2995 1973 POLARA CUSTOM — Two door hardtop. Never been driven in snow. Only 35,- 000 miles. Licence DFV 149. WIN HURON-PERTH — The girls teem from Our Lady cross country championship and the boys team finished third. The girls Rideput are Katherine De Vlaemick, Irene Dietrich, Alice Dietrich, Lynn Cronyn and Sandra Hullebusch. Front, the boys are Richard Vandenberk, Michael Pinereast, Norman Regier, Tim Glavin, Lenny Dietrich and Joe Martens. T-A photo* Get five wins Successful week for minors AT Carmel School wan the Huron-Perth shown in the back row with coach L, of Mount 013 BR RD C13 SU FL C4 DR SP AL BS PP FL 8W BO TB BL YW HD CG PP BB RO SP PO M AH JS PK CO CH FA RJ RR AD CF EL DN HR GT SS The Exeter Minor hockey teams enjoyed a successful week as they posted five wins and a tie in Shamrock league action and in one tournament. The latter win was recorded by the Exeter bantams in the Ilderton tournament. They scored a decisive 6-3 win over Stoneybrook in the first game of the Ilderton tournament. Exeter will return to actipn this weekend in that event, The locals jumped into a commanding 4-0 lead in the first period of Friday night's game and were never seriously threatened after that, Allan Geiser paced the scoring attack with a pair of tallies. Single markers were picked up by Pete Tuckey, Wayne Smith, Rick Lindenfield and Dave New ton, Dave Underwood registered two assists in the game, while helping out with single tallies were Tom Coates, Lindenfield, Newton, Smith and Dave Jackson. In' Sunday action at the rec centre, two goals by Dave Bell in the last five minutes of the game pulled the Exeter bantams to a 3- 2 victory over Strathroy, The visitqrs jumped into 4, 1-0 lead early in the game and Rick Lindenfield got that one back before Strathroy again moved to a one-goal lead, Bell dented the twine with the equalizer on a play with Lin- denfield and the two combined again with less than two minutes remaining to get the clincher. Get Three Points The Exeter Atoms ran their unbeaten streak to nine games when they scored a one-sided 8-0 win in Dorchester on Wednesday, and then held Belmont to a 3-3 tie at the rec centre, Sunday. The locals scored three goals in the first two minutes of the game in Dorchester and then coasted to their victory. Scott Lovie was the top marksman with a hat-trick performance. Adding singles were Sean Whiteford, Gary MacDonald, Steve Gould, Jeff Pfaff and Scott Bogart, George Pratt picked up two assists and singles were registered by Tim Easterbrook and Steve Gould. Jim Lewis and Rick Gilfillan shared the shut-out honors in the Exeter net, On Sunday, the atoms kept battling back to record their tie with Belmont. They spotted the visitors an early lead and then Scott Lovie and George Pratt fired markers to give Exeter a 2-1 margin. The two assisted on each other's goals, 'Belmont then came back with two straight markers, but Allan Pym found the range near the midway mark of the final period on a play with Bill Fisher to get the equalizer. Rick Gilfillan saved the game for the Exeter crew in the final seconds when he made a.diving catch of a puck headed for an open corner. Three straight The Exeter pee wees, after a rather slow start in Shamrock play, recorded their third straight triumph when they scored a 3-2 win over Belmont on Sunday. They jumped into a 3-0 lead in the contest and then had tohold on Have prizes for quitters The International Plowing Match comes to Huron next year and with it comes an opportunity for people who are able to do quilting to make some extra money. Three prizes totalling $225 are being offered for the three top quilts, The quilt competition is being sponsored by the ladies com- mittee of the match and it is con- cerned that everybody across the county, who is interested, learns details.of the event. In order to be entered the quilt is to be an original quilt design depicting some aspect of the 1978 International Plowing Match and have a minumum size 66" X 78". The entries will be judged on originality of design and quality of quilting. The competition is open to all residents and groups in Huron County, There is no entry fee but only tickets are to be obtained from Mrs. Dorothy Coultes, R,R, 5, Brussels before September 1, 1978. The quilts will be judged at Seaforth Fall Fair and entries must be delivered to the Fair by 12 noon, September 14 for judg- ing. Prize money is divided, first $100, second $75. and third $50. as Belmont came back to narrow the gap to only one goal, The line of John Kernick, Darren Vandergunst and Chris Van Gerwen paced the scoring attack with each scoring one goal. Van Gerwen and Kernick also drew two assists in the contest. Peter Dearing provided his usual steady game in the Exeter nets to thwart the visitors' scoring attempts, Get Shut-out The Exeter midget goaltending duo of Steve Wells and Doug Hoffman scored a shut-out in the first game on the Sunday program at the rec centre. The local crew posted a 3-0 win over Belmont. Exeter took a one-goal lead near the end of the second period on a marker registered by Dan Bell, who blasted a low 'slap shot into the corner on a play with Doug Brooks and Larry Dawson. Jeff Fuller then pulled the game out of reach of the visitors with two quick tallies near mid- `' way mark of the final period. Larry Dawson drew assists on both Of the tallies, while helping out on one each were Steve Pearce and Dan Bell, Novice lose Despite being on the short-end of the score, the Exeter Novice team gave a good account of themselves in a 2-0 hiss to Lucan at the rec centre on Friday. It was the first game for the local squad and only two players on the team had any all-star experience. John MacDonald fired Lucan's first marker on a play with Scott Finlayson, while Todd Ilayter netted the other tally on a solo effort in the third period. • Steer This Way By LARRY ,SNIDER Shimmy in a wheel is a trouble signal. 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This week, the Jets will be in action on two occasions in an attempt to get back in winning form. They travel to Preston Friday night and will be in Woodstock Sunday night to meet the Royals. Jets manager Don Urbshatt continues on the lookout for additional players to strengthen his club. In the past two week in addition AP three members of the defunct Port Stanley team, Urbshott has signed Gary Fera, cut by the London Kings; Ray Love from the University of Western Ontario, goalie Kevin Lightfoot, a graduate from the Lucan juniors and enticed Brian Murphy in trying a comeback, In Sunday's contest, Petrolia took a 4-1 lead after the first period of play and were never' headed, Brian Murphy scored the first L-I goal at 13.12 of the first period on passes from newcomers Gary Fera and Ray Love. At nine seconds of the middle frame, Jamie Robb ended the L-I scoring for the night by con- verting passes from Barry Baynliam and Brian Murphy, Jets outshot Friday's game in Petrolia saw the Squires hold a good edge in territorial play and were ahead on shots on goal by a wide margin of 44 to 16. The Jets were able to score only one goal in each period. Gary Fera counted in the first period on a breakaway unassisted, In the second period, Scott Graham tapped in a' pass from Steve Proctor and in the final session, Gary Fera banged in a rebound on a shot by Barry Baynham. Ray Love also assisted. Midgets capture one-sided game The Hensall-Zurich Midgets handled the Alma-Logan squad easily, with an 8-1 victory last Tuesday. Kerry Bedard started the scoring for the home team with a goal at the 1:12 mark of the first period. Steve Grainger and,Grant Love assisted. Eight minutes later, Carl Wilde scored to give the H-Z squad a 2-0 lead with Rob Pryde and Bryan Baker assisting. In the second, Alma-Logan scored two goals with a score in between by Bedard of Hensall- Zurich. Grainger and Love added the assists. H-Z dominated the third period with five straight goals scored. Wilds scored at the 1:43 mark with Brad McBride and Greg Kirk aiding the effort. The local midget club then went on a scoring rampage with three goals in less than three minutes. Grainger, Mike Haggit and Dave Vanstone put the,game out of reach, with Love, Bob IViommersteeg and Kevin Parker assisting, RECOVER CAR A car reported missing over two months ago was located by the Exeter OPP this week. It was found under four feet of ,water ,at a bridge site in Hay swamp at lot 5, concession 6. The Ihhicle had been reported missing by a Stratford man, who advised police he had suffered amnesia and couldn't remember his whereabouts. He said the only thing he could remember about the incident was walking out of a bush in the Dash- . wood area, Men's Monday 13. Farquhar 814 5 34 TB. 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Munroe 544 Times-Advocate, December 1, 1977 Po 11 BOWLING. SCORES