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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-04-18, Page 16Times-Advocate, April 18, 1979 Beat Zurich in sudden-death Pfaff Electric wins district rec league title nr„rr Pinne ‘dronn mnnhina’ d-Q Pinp« rlBfpnco'mnH .Tim . i__ r-__ _i___.. __ __ . . .A charged-up Pfaff Electric team defeated Les Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Look at the bright side. Gasoline goes for $2.13 per gallon in Italy, $1.76 in France. Makes our prices look gre it! * * * Stiffer shock absorbers should make driving easier on bad roads, preventing excessive dip and bounce. But the riae will be stiffer, too. * * * If a speedometer needle flutters, the cause is like ly to be a defective cable. ★ w * Polyester is often the material of choice for the bodies of tires. It offers the smooth ride of rayon, the strength of . nylon, and it doesn't "flat out" when parked. * * * Talk about magic! Detroit reports the new cars will be smaller on the outside, but bigger on the inside. * * * Our mechanics perform magic, too, when they tune your engine perfectly, or find the reason for the pocketapocketa you've been hearing. Drive in for expert service at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County s Largest Ford Dealer Test drive the new models, and bring the whole family to try out the comfort of that in creased riding room Pines ‘green machine’ 4-3 Wednesday night in an electrifying third’and final game to win the Exeter and district Rec league cham pionship. The Pfaff team followed the championship triumph with a 5-4 overtime win over Zurich Sunday to win the South Huron rec cham pionship. The Pfaff crew opened the Exeter final series with a 7-4 decision over Les Pines. Five unanswered goals after the Les Pines had taken a 4-2 lead proved to be the difference,Jim Rolph opened the scoring for Pfaff Electric in the first minute of play. Ken Bergman then scored three straight goals to put the Pines in front 3-1. Grant Turner scored for Pfaff’s to narrow the score to 3-2 and then John Gillespie scored to restore the Les Pines lead to two goals. Before the second period ended Pfaff’s tied the game on goals by Jim Rolph and Randy Gilfillan. The Pfaff team came out •flying in the third period and scored three straight goals to secure the victory. Randy Gilfillan scored the winner while Bob Pinter and Jim Rolph with his third of the game completed the scoring. The Les Pines squad came back to even the series up in the second game with a 6-4 victory. The Les Pines team facing a do or die situation responded well and came out flying scoring five goals in the first five minutes of play. Gord Beutenmiller opened the scoring in the first minute of play and Bill Farquhar with two goals and singles by Larry Mason and Marty Overholt gave Les Pines their lead. Brian Hodgins got the Pfaff crew on the scoreboard in the second and they narrowed the score to 5-3 by the end of the period on goals by Randy Gilfillan and Brian Hodgins. Midway through the third period the Pfaff crew closed the gap to 5-4 on Brian Hodgins third goal of the game. The score remained 5- 4 until r>- the end when Les Pines defenseman Jim Guenther picked up an errant pass and went in and beat Rob Grant for the final goal of the game to seal the victory for the Les Pines. This set the stage for the third and deciding game played Wednesday. The fans were treated to a well played game and good ending to the rec league season. Unlike the second game the Pfaff team came out and took charge early and carried the balance of the play. Bob Pinter opened the scoring in the first period on a pass from Brian Hodgins. Pfaff’s scored the only goal of the second as Rick Davies scored on a pass from Randy Gilfillan. In the third period the Pfaff Electric crew scored two unassisted goals, the first by Bob Pinter and the second and eventual winner by Grant Turner. With the score 4-0 the Les Pines made a determined bid with less than three minutes remaining as Scott . Burton registered and Ken Bergman added two goals in the final minute. The final one coming with 27 seconds left on the clock. As it turned out, it was to little too late as Pfaff Electric held on to claim the Exeter mens rec league championship! Jim “Eli” Pfaffs goal at the five minute mark of as the Pfaff crew downed in the first period on a short count on a goal by sudden death overtime Zurich 5-4. handed goal by Brian Becker. Pfaff then proved to be the difference Pfaff’s opened the scoring Hodgins. Zurich evened the' charge scoring two goals the . first’ • by Scott Burton and the second by . Andy “Mad Dog” Bierling. Zurich mounted an attack’ late in the second period and evened the count on power play goals by John Becker .,n and Jim Oesch. In the third Andy Bierling with his second of the game put Pfaff in the lead and Dick Bedards goal knotted the cqunt with time running out. This set the stage for Jim John took quick Pfaff’s heroics in the second overtime, There whs nq scoring ip’ the 10. minutes overtime and so sudden depth went into’ play. Pfaff took passes frim Jim Rolph and Brian Hodgins and. went’ in alone making no mistake as he beat Zurich goalie Percy Bedard. Rob Grant played a strong game as he has all through the play offs, A good team effort resulted in the wih. Sign in 7-9 Practice 9:30 Races begin ar 12.neon ■eFA/y VARNA, ONT, v??The Exeter rec hockey league championship was’wPn Wednesday hight by Pfaff-Eiectric-by dow-PFAFF ELECTRIC WINS — The Exeter rec hockey league championship wds’wpn Wednesday highfby Pfaff •Electric-by doy^-’ ning Les Pines by a score of 4-3. Back, left, Jim Pfaff, Lloyd Mathers,. Grant Turner, Randy’ Gilfillan, Jirri-Rolph and Brian’-. Hodgins. Front, Don Heywood, Rick Davis, Rob Grant, Dennis Bierling and'Bob Pinter'. ■ ' • v • • T-Aphot’o-' ph.one: • .. ..... , ................. . . • 519-?62-5809, (HVy¥..M NORTH-OF HEJMSAL’U’LOOK.FOR’TFIE 'SIGNS!) ' . ' ’ . 51’9-262-3318 VlZesfern 6nfano/s./driges.f Suzuki Dealer, * 7 y PT*** ■ ? ■ ■■ / •’ ■ ’ • " ■ LC ;R1C Motocross opens Motocross at Hully Gully opens this Sunday. Closed course cross country motor cycle racing begins its sixth season of action and fun at the family motorsport park near Varna. The first event of the ‘79 campaign will be the “Super Digger Motocross,” spon sored by the Yokohama Tire Company. The race will stage the top seniors and ex perts from Ontario battling for over $1,600.00 in prize money and contingency awards. 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