HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-01-31, Page 11Meet Stratford Sunday
Jets suffer three straight defeats
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
were winless in three starts
in the Ontario Hockey
Association Continental
senior league this week.
The Jets dropped 134 and
7-3 decisions to the league
leading Petrolia Squires and
lost by a 104 score to the
Durham Huskies.
The Lucan-Ilderton Club is
in Petrolia Friday night and
will be back at the Ilderton
arena Sunday afternoon at 2
p.m. to take on the Stratford
Perths.
SH senior girls
lead HP volleyball
Barry Edgar scored four
times to lead Petrolia’s 7-3
Sunday victory. Scoring in
single fashion were Ron
Wifeon, Doug Zonneville and
Dale Wilson.
The Jets scored twice on
power plays in the first
period. Bruce Reddick hit on
passes from Jamie Robb and
Ed Parkinson and Ian
McTavish registered with
assists going to Dave
Revington and Bruce
Reddick.
In the last minute of the
third period, Chuck Robbins
counted for the L-I team on a
play set up by Randy Kraul
and Dave Revington.
Lome Daer in goal for the
Jets faced 41 shots while his
mates
Larry
end.
period,
over.
In DurhaiR Friday night
Bruce Reddick scored two
goals for the Jets as they lost
104 to the Huskies. Adding a
goal each were
Parkinson
McTavish.
fired 37 pucks at
Lucas at the other
Lome Daer took
The South Huron senior
girls are all alone in first
place in the Huron-Perth
Conference volleyball divi
sion.
The South Huron girls
scored four consecutive
wins this week all in
decisive fashion.
In the first two games
they blasted Seaforth by
scores of 15-0 and 154 and
then triumphed over Central
Huron of Clinton by scores
of 15-1 and 15-7.
Goderich and Wingham
are tied for second place
with three wins and one loss
each while Clinton is even at
four and four and Seaforth
winless in eight starts rests
in the basement.
In the first win over
Seaforth Karen McAllister
served for all 15 points and
Jill Tuckey made several ex
cellent spikes. Ann Dearing
and Jill Tuckey turned in
great efforts in the second
victory.
Against Clinton in the first
game, Karen McAllister
served for 10 points and Jill
Tuckey and Bonnie Westlake
were the best players. In the
second contest, Lisa Stret
ton served for seven points
and good efforts were turned
in by Karen McAllister, Ann
Dearing and Jill Tuckey.
The South Huron girls
finished in a second place tie
in a five team volleyball
tournament Saturday in
Strathroy.
The locals won six times in
10 games. They swept past
Central Elgin 15-11 and 15-12
and the Strathroy juniors 15-
11 and 15-5.
Their other victories were
15-12 over the- Strathroy
seniors and 15-8 against
Lis towel.
Coach Joe Fulop reports
Ann Dearing displayed her
best efforts of the season,
Susan Chapman was ex
cellent at the net, Deb
Horner turned in a steady
effort and Karen McAllister
served for 52 points
games.
in 10
Bowling scores
Men's Wed. Ind. League
J. Vautour801
O. Jaques 626
F. Wells 702
B. Barnes 753
B. England 571
D. Murray 567
G. Penhale 653
G. Moir 516
Exeter Men's ”A"
D. Brintnell 628
G. Webb 636
R. Smith 762
B. Reynolds 669
J. Bell 689 „
W. Pearce 629
D. Jackson 802
L. Brown 617
G. Wilson 647
K. Rader 568
Ladies Thursday
M. Shoebottom 598
P. Sellers 579
K. Triebner 533
J. Russell 650
H. Daniels 589
W. Campbell 699
M. Ferguson 492
G. Tripp 621
W. Walters 534
R. Luther 700
Men's Wed. Ind. League
D. Brintnell 696
O. Jaques 639
D. Heywood 648
B. Hogg 579
B. Jones 670
J. McNair 532
D. Heywood 600
L. Moir 562
Mixed Friday
S. Doxteter 576
P. McFalls 534
J. Snell 606
E. MacDonald 546
B. McNutt 618
L. Heckman 539
Mixed Sunday
H. Jones 665
Wednesday Morning
M. Lovell
G. Beaver
B. Elgie
B. Smith
R. Berdeps
S. Tavlor
L. Snell
M. Skinner
HR J. Gage 677 2 70
DN C. Smith 667 7 66
CF R. Hippern 667 0 70
HP B. McGrath 620 7 70
BL G. Wilson 591 0 48
Senior Citizens
C. Smith 282
L. Johnson 258
T. Yellow 301
T. Walker 261
C. Down 331
M.Sanders 280
C. Hendy 377
B. Lamport 327
Huron Hope School
E. DeKork 191 M. Masse
C. Weston 105 E. Klungel 80
C. Proulx 99
Monday Afternoon Men
T. Yellow 627
C. Hendy 568
C. Smith 498
T. Walker 487
L. Lovell 448
B. Etherington 416
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first two goals for the Jets.
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