HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-01-04, Page 9Second Hawk tournament
could be wide open affair
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unpredictable at best, but
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incentive of $500, it becomes
even less predictable.
That’s what made last
year’s inaugural junior’
tournament in Exeter such a
success, and it is expected to
equal that when eight junior
“D” teams take to the ice at
the rec centre this Saturday
and Sunday for the second
annual event.
Mitchell and Exeter were
the pre-tournament favorites
• last year, but the Lucan Irish
beat them both to skate
home with the $500 first prize
money.
The two Hawks clubs are
a’gain among the pre
tournament favorites based
on their records to date this
season, but they ’ll again
face some stiff opposition,
including the Irish.
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Another of the strong
entries is from Wingham, the
Ironmen having been un
defeated in their own league.
They were OHA semi
finalists last season, losing
out to Lakefield Chiefs who
then went on to beat Exeter
in the seventh game of the
final.
The play gets underway
Saturday when the southern
group leading Belmont
Bombers arrive to tackle
Exeter. The Lucan Irish will
follow in a tilt with the
Cayuga Red Wings.
Seaforth Centennaires,
much improved over last
season, will battle Mitchell
in the third tilt and the
evening game will see
Wingham against the
Tavistock Braves.
The first semi-final will be
held Sunday at noon and that
will pit either Exeter or
Belmont against the winners
of the Lucan and Cayuga
contest.
The winners of the
Seaforth-Mitchell set then
play either Wingham or
Tavistock in the other semi
final.
The winners take to the ice
at 8:00 p.m., Sunday, for the
$500 first prize.
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Rec action
continues
In South Huron men’s rec
hockey action Thursday
night, Les Pines downed the
Trees 7-2 and Pfaff Electric
scored a 5-2 victory over
Algoma Tire.
Pete Glover turned in a
four goal performance to
lead the Les Pines scoring
attack. Hitting in single
fashion were Jim Guenther,
Bill Farquhar and Scott Bur
ton.
The Trees goals came
from the sticks of Dennis
Preszcator and Brion
Penhale.
Jim Rolph fired two
successful shots to head the
Pfaff Electric scoring.
Notching one goal apiece
were Jim Pfaff, Dennis
Bierling and Randy
Gilfillan.
Murray Parsons and Pete
McFalls with one goal each
took care of the Algoma Tire
scoring.
League play resumes
tonight, Thursday with
MacLean’s meeting the
Elites at 9 p.m. at the South
Huron rec centre.
WINS MEDAL — Shirley Pratt, convener for the annual novice tournament at the rec centre
last week, presents a medallion to Woolwich Township captain Jeff Pearce after his team won
the 'SA" consolation event. It was one of three of the five finals to go into overtime. Staff photo
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Hawks fail to gain ground.
assured of second spot
The Exeter Hawks didn’t
make any headway in their
quest for top spot in the
northern junior “D” group
ing this week, but they vir
tually assured themselves of
nothing worse than a second
place finish when they split
a pair of games with the
third place Sehforth Centen
naires,
They now hold a 15-point
lead over Seaforth with the
schedule into its final
month.
Times-Advocpte, January 4, 1979 Page 9
Only dedicated hunters
left during cold weather
By BILL McNUTT
January has come again.
With it comes the cold, wind
and snow. Most of the hun
ting seasons are now closed
but a few remain open for
those of us who will brave
the elements.
There are a few good
things about hunting this
time of year. The best is the
uncrowded covers. Most, ex
cept the dedicated hunter,
have packed their guns
away for another year.
Another thing is that you
can read the stories that are
written in nature’s pages of
snow. Even though you don’t
see the animals and birds
you can tell what has
happened.
The tracks will show how
carefully a fox stalked the
pheasant, but to no avail as
he burst into the air right in
front of his pursuer. Follow
ing the trail will show how
he eluded two hunters then
settled for frozen wild
grapes for lunch.
Hunting seasons which re
main open include, grouse
until January 15, rabbits un
til February 28, and fox and
raccoons all year.
Fox hunting is at its best
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L. Hodgins 586
C. Moore 662
B. Sangster757
V. Flynn 543
S. Kingma 565
G. Farquhar 638
R. Greene 535
J. Frayne 571
M. Holtzmann 580
L. Brock 643
S. Heywood 512
Ladies Thursday
J. Glavin 554
P. Sellers 583
M. Struyke573
T. Rooseboom 656
H. Daniels 598
L. Stire 582
M, Ferguson 533
C. McGrath 645
P. Scott 608
L. Snell 626
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L. Latulippe 470
S. Chappel 422
B. McNutt 357
D. Caldwell 414
Mixed Sunday
R. Hippern 476
J. Gage 450
B. McGrath 529
B. Hogg 467
J. Smith 367
B. Hogarth 388
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Sewing (Advanced Lingerie) 10 weeks
Seaforth moved one step
closer to the Hawks with a
narrow 4-3 victory, Friday,
but the Exeter crew regain
ed those two points when
they bombed the Centen
naires 8-3, Tuesday.
Although they had trouble
enough keeping their skulls
intact in that victory, the
Hawks took advantage of the
Seaforth penalty parade to
rap in five power-play goals,
while allowing only one
themselves.
Seaforth picked up 21
minor penalties, compared-
to the 13 assessed against
the Hawks.
Rookie Preston Dearing
regained his fast scoring
clip as he paced the win with
a hat-trick and added one
assist for a four-point night.
Ken Pinder added two
goals and two assists to
duplicate the effort, while
the single tallies came off
the sticks of Ken Varley,
Phil Knight and Dave
Bogart.
Knight also added a pair of
assists, while helping out on
one goal each were Brad
Taylor, Don McKellar and
Brian Mercer.
The Hawks led 2-0 at the
end of the first and in
creased the margin to 7-3 at
the end of the second and
then resorted to saving their
scalps in the final 20 minutes
when Seaforth picked up 11
of their 21 penalties.
Bad second
In Friday night’s game in
Seaforth, six of the seven
goals were socred in the se
cond period and Seaforth
came up with two power
play goals to take the
narrow win,
They led 4-2 at the end of
the second, and despite a
steady barrage of shots in
the final period, the Hawks
could muster only one tally
against Louis Arts.
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Jamie Caldwell, Terry
Caldwell and Dave Kinsman
collected the Exeter tallies,
with Kinsman, Ken Pinder
and Preston Dearing ear
ning the assists.
It was another rugged con
test, as are most games in
Seaforth, with the Centen
naires picking up 16 minors
and the Hawks 14. Goalie
Randy Lovie may have set
some sort of league record
when he was assessed four
of the Exeter minors, two
for slashing and two for
roughing, as he was tabbed
by the referee for attemp-
* ting to keep opposing
players out of his goal
crease area.
The game report showed
that Exeter had 61 shots to
Seaforth’s 56, but coach Ron
Bogart penned a note to that
which simply stated “I don’t
believe it.”
The Hawks host their an
nual junior “D” tournament
at the rec centre this Satur
day and Sunday and return
to league action on Tuesday
when they travel to Mitchell . -
for another bid at closing the
gap with the loop leaders. <
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H. Holtzman 639
B. Hogg 752
< M. Brintnell 680
i T. Wall 664
I B. Farquhar 758
R. Wood 787
. K. Rader 650
! C. Murray 730
> P. Durancl 629
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W. Shapton 507
B, Etherington 447
G. Hoggartn
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C. Smith 409
Huron Hope
C. Weston 123
E. Dekorh 106
D. Duruelle 100
M. Masse 88
T. Masse 84
C. Proulx 78
Mixed Friday
D. Wallace 505CR
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TR B. Devries 613 2 42
PE R. Wilson 588 • 0 27
HI G. Moir 632 2 25
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“Down in spirits? Talk to
us,”
when the snow is on the
ground. Grouse hunting can
also be very good the last
two weeks.
’ For you ice fishermen,
Lake Nipissing is hot.
Things started getting good
in the east end the last day
of December and should re-
main good until
temperatures change
dramatically.
Those of you who were
aware of the deer which was
caught in the cemetery
fence west of town on 83 will
be glad to hear that it is all
right.
Conservation officer Bob
Pegg responded to the call
but not until after the deer
was free. He tracked the
deer and tne next day put it
up out of its bed.
It promptly left the scene
showing ho §ign of injury
from the incident of the
previous day.
The dogs which were chas
ing it also escaped and little
is known about them.
Anyone knowing anything
about them could do their
part to save other deer if
they would call the Ministry
or Natural Resources office
and leave your information
for Blake Evens.
The call is free of charge,
just call the operator and
ask for Z-9-2000 from Ex
eter. This is a 24 hour line
which has been set up so
anyone can contact them
immediately free of charge
when they witness a game
law violation.
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