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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-04-11, Page 15Exeter takes 'B' title . .. ... . . . 9 Times-Advocate, April 11, 1979 Page 15 The Zurich novice ended up as “A" champs in the tournament they hosted on Zurich wins own novice tourney r Help Easter help crippled childrenSaturday, while the Exeter Zurich scored a thrilling 3- Waxers skated off with the 2 overtime win over Blyth to "B ” division honors. capture the top trophy in the eight-team event, while Ex eter edged Huron Park by a 2-1 margin to take the other silverware. The home team started out with a 5-0 win over Huron Park in the tourna ment opener on Friday night. Dave Stevens paced the attack with a pair of tallies, while Jamie Suplat, ‘Jason Turner and Scott j Regier added the singles. i Stevens scored another | pair in the second game as ■ Zurich came back from a one-goal deficit to nip Parkhill 2-1 in overtime. Blyth jumped into a two- goal lead in the final, but Stevens whittled the lead to one in the second and then sent the game into overtime with his third consecutive two-goal performance. The tournament hosts then won midway through the first overtime when Stevens . set up John Parke for the winning tally. i The Exeter Waxers, made up of local houseleague players and the six and seven-year-olds from the regular team, dropped a 4-1 verdict to Monkton in their opener. David Josephson was the lone goal scorer with Graham Arthur picking up the assist. Exeter Ball Assc. Registration to be Held at Exeter Rec Centre Sat., April 14th Time 10 a.m. - 12 Noon 2 - 4 p.m. To include ------------- Softball Teams T-Ball, Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam (Boys & Girls) Hardball Teams Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam, Midget Interest shown for Midget or Jr. Girls Team please Register also. Fee Structure That loss sent them into the “B” division hunt and their next encounter was with Hensail. Exeter scored three unanswered goals in the final half of the game to overcome a deficit and win 4-2. Robbie Taylor scored Hensall’s first goal, and after Jamie Oke knotted the count, Brian Moir scored for Hensall to give them a 2-1 margin. B. J. Batten scored the equalizer in the second on a play with Jarett Kobe and Alan Blommaert while Oke scored the winner on an un assisted effort in the third. Batten came back with his second of the game to pull the contest out of reach. Scoring was fast and furious in the opening minutes of the “B” cham- pionship tilt between Exeter and Huron Park. B. J. Batten gave Exeter a lead at the 42 second mark after taking a pass from Jeff Chipchase, while Larry Lewis upped the margin to two when he connected on a long shot only 17 seconds later as it appeared the Waxers would run away with things. However, Huron Park came back at the 2:30 mark on a goal by Mike Conlan and the teams couldn’t find the scoring range after that as the play raced from one end to the other in an ex citing tilt. In their other outing, Huron Park slipped past Mitchell by a 1-0 count, with Willie Hoover scoring the only goal of the game. Hensall’s other contest resulted in a 5-1 loss to Bly th. Scoring for the losers was Scott Bell. Jamie Oke was selected as Exeter’s outstanding player in the team’s second con test. Members of the Exeter team were: Shawn Moore, Larry Lewis, Steve Ander son, B. J. Batten, Jeff Chipchase, Alan Blom maert, David Josephson, Graham Arthur, Jason McFalls, Robbie McLelland, Scott Wedlake, Jarett Kobe, David Dalrymple and Jamie Oke. Cy Blommaert and Tom Dalrymple handled the coaching chores for the "B” champs. The three other teams were as follows: Huron Park: Russell Finkbeiner, John Hunter, Jamie Tomes, Steve Wat- son, Mike Conlin, Doug Hunter, Willie Hoover, Jeff Hannah, Pete Conlin, Bill McGrath, Steve DuBarry, Pete Gibson and Jeremy Finkbeiner. Hensall: Jason Imanse, Wayne Scotchmer, Scott Bell, Robbie Taylor, Chris Campbell, Bevan Moir, Brian Moir, Jeff Clarke, Shawn Vanstone, Laurie Chalmers, Robbie Volland, Chris Ingram, John Bell, Craig Soldan and Mathew Wright. Zurich: Jason Steinman, Andrew Scott, David Stevens, Derrick Overholt, Dean Martin, Derrick Mar tin, Jason Turner, John Parke, Pat Haggitt, Dwayne Overholt, Scott Regier, Mike Cyr, Randy Hoffman, Mike Regier, Scott Merner and Jonathan Hendrick. Atom All $3.00 Pee Wee All $5.00 Bantam All $7.00 Midget All ? 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Brian Murray fired the successful shot on a three- way combination with Paul Medd and Jeff Hartman to send the large and en thusiastic crowd of Lucan fans home happy. Kyle Pederson counted the second period Lucan marker with assists going to Martin Clarke and Tom McGorman Early in &e second period at 1.37. Brian Murray gave Lucan a Pete Williams, knotted the ■ commanding lead with two count for Colborne at 2.27. Sunday’s game was only a minute and a half old when Jim Potter put Colborne ahead 1-0 on the scoreboard. Lucan turning a strong offensive game came close on many occasions but couldn’t get the equalizing goal until the clock wound down to 40 seconds left in the first period. Paul Medd was the tying marksman on a good passing play started by Bob Latta and Martin Clarke. SEAFORTH 527-0120 We're Nof Monkeying Around With SHOP HERE FOR A COMPLETE LINE OFTEAMTROPHIES * Miller's Auto Parts Scrap Metal Dealer R.R #2, Credifon 234-6343 * • Dealership quality Walker exhaust systems. 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