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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-03-16, Page 11• Atoms make another try to win OMHA semi-final The Exeter and Lambeth atoms squared off for a “do or die” fifth game in their OMHA zone semi-final at the rec centre, Saturday, and when the doing was done, neither team was dead. They battled through a 2-2 overtime tie and will now square off for another do or die effort in Lambeth for the right to enter the final. That sixth game was played last night in Lambeth. Exeter forced the fifth BOWLING SCORES TI BE LI YA EX WS RS RS BJ GR HD CG PP BB RO SP PO MM JS PE AH Pee Wees S. Russell 248 K. Crawford 224 T. Baker 269 Juniors D. Hennessey 236 C. Dickey 211 E. Coleman 250 Seniors B. Bell 465 S. Skinner 458 B. Stire 406 D. Fisher 261 J. Pfaff 261 M. Brunzlow 455 Ladies Tuesday S. McNair 567 B. Hearn 626 L. Dietrich 629 C. Moore 613 N. Cockwell 606 V. Flynn 511 I. Browning 568 S. Kingma 509 L. Pincomoe 612 M. Deline 552 Y. Jaques 558 H. Daniels 603 4 4 5 5 3 5 57 54 99 64 47 84 6119 7129 6103 2 80 2 80 10109 TB MN DS IB GG TL HG BB DL LO HP OB SP HP DH SU CB C4 BR FL RO TB 8W BS YW FL PP BO BL BB ladies Thursday B. Soldan 661 T. Rooseboom 602 B. Cooper 629 S. Wright 731 B. Bierling645 B. Bowerman 607 E. Horn 565 G. Rowe 529 L. Smith 555 B. Hockey 583 D. Hartman 499 Men's Monday D. Campbell 713 R. Smith 652 M. Morneau 693 B. Schade 647 H. Holtzman 731 L. Brown 650 E. Matzold743 C. Murray 644 M. Brintnell 737 P. Durand 617 Men's Wednesday D. Brintnell 731 B. Jones 698 B. Hogarth 677 D. Heywood 671 P. Lavier 715 D. Murray 600 L. Stire 627 J. Vautour 839 Friday Mixed League B. Bierling 633 (B. Mercer 631 Times-Advocate, March 16, 1978 Let Us A rink skipped by Gord Ross won the second draw of Saturday's Oddfellows curling bonspiel ing was Ross Hodgert. LADIES LOCAL ODDFELLOWS WIN — A rink skipped by Gord Ross won the second draw of Saturday's Oddfellows curling bonspiel at the Exeter club. Above, Grand Master John Broadfoot presents the prizes to Gord Ross, Ernie Ross and John Morgan. Miss ing was Ross Hodgert. T-A photo YOUR game with a 2-1 win Lambeth ice, Friday. It was their second victory on their opponents’ rink in the series. The teams battled through a scoreless tie in the first two periods, but Steve Gould blinked the light for Exeter early in the third on an un assisted effort. Lambeth knotted the count with just over five minutes remaining, but Gould came back with his second of the night at the 13:59 mark to cap the win. Scott Lovie and Bill Fisher drew the assists on the play. In the Saturday thriller at the rec centre, Steve Gould started Exeter off quickly when he was sent into the clear off the opening faceoff and hit an open corner with only six seconds gone. Scott Bogart had the assist on the play. • Lambeth evened the count later in the opening period and then Exeter came back in the second when John Wells found the range in a scramble. Brett Batten and Bill Fisher drew assists. The locals maintained their slim lead until the 3:30 mark of the final frame when Lambeth blinked the light to send the game into a 10-minute overtime. Neither team could score in the ex tra session, setting the stage for the sixth game. , HOME TOWN s Good For You . . . FRESHEN UP YOUR WARDROBE FOR EASTERFAL. stire 670 2108 CH C. Murray 698 5101 RR M. Plumb 624 5 73 RJ R. Gridzak 590 2 58 AD D. Switzer 633 0 47 Sunday Mixed Leag’ue CF E. Hillman 685 3111 BL B. Barnes 565 2 97 DN J. Smith 622 4 93 HR S. DeGrace 658 5 84 GT E. Roberts 596 2 69 SS J. Bishop 576 5 50 Wednesday Morning Ladies E. Deitz 573 N. Coleman 627 B. Munroe 606 A. Wilson 519 L. Snell 514 B. Elgie 605 Lucan Ladies SP M. Murphy 616116 IS H. Eaton ’656 98 CO M. Kennedy 682 97 DM L. Dickson 726 92 FS P. Davis 590 90 RP P. Riddell 646 73 HH S. Redick 547 65 RO L. Snider 575 50 LO A. Glenn 574 48 CC A. Groenewegen 648 46 CA M. Smith 522 38 HT W. Hardy 573 27 . . . WITH THE CITY FASHIONS AT LOW COUNTRY PRICES SHOP EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION AND STEP OUT FOR EASTER IN A PEAK OF FASHION. Thanks for Shopping at McKnights Len McKnight & Sons MEN'S WEAR CHARGEX5116 3108 Exeter 235-2320 CURLING Lambeth wins gold Midgets put of Shamrock $259’5 *33“ REG. $56.50 Exeter 235-0800 u 7115 5109 Our Store Is Big Enough To Serve Your Needs . , . But Small Enough To Be Friendly TAKE TROPHY — A rink skipped by Karen Davidson took the Co-op trophy for winning the lady's club championship at the Exeter Curling Club. Members of the winning team are (left right) Betty Gibbs, second, Alma Etherington, vice, and Mrs. Davidson. Absent was lead, Win Marshall. T-A photo SKATING BIRDS — Heather Hugill and Trista Wilson par ticipated as Tweety Birds in Friday's figure skating carnival at the Lucan arena. It was sponsored by the Lucan Legion Ladies Auxiliary. T-A photo 0 49 3112 4 47 2 99 5116 0 55 7 71 2 62 5122 3 42 4 90 7108 Simmons 12 — Ecker 6 Marshall 11 — Hoyles 3 Shapton 12 — Busche 2 Boyle 15 — Pfaff 5 Moffatt 9 — Hackney 3 Hodgert 5 — Parsons 4 Laithwaite 9 — Burton 4 Coleman 17 — McDonald 6 Gray 7 — Lovell 6 Davison 14 — McDowell 3 We Bought A Truckload ... And We're Selling Them at BELOW LAST YEAR'S PRICES Pre-Season Sale of CANADIAN A MODEL C2D DUAL CONTROL Gas Barbecue • Dual Control • Twin Burners • 20,000 BTU Input on each side of burner • 450 Square inches of Cooking Area • Handles on both sides of lid • LP Gas Cylinder Included • Shelves <8 Rotisserie are optional If ft 1I * Pre-Season Priced At Only ... The Exeter midgets dropped a 5-4 overtime verdict to Lambeth, Saturday, in the final game of the Shamrock playoff “A” tournament. The win gave Lambeth the gold medals. Playing on their home ice, Lambeth jumped into a two- goal lead before Preston Dearing found the range on a play with Dave Atthill and Doug Brooks in the final seconds of the first. The teams traded goals in the second with Wayne Parsons blinking the light for Exeter on a play with Atthill and Dave Bogart. Exeter then evened the count at 3-3 when Atthill scored from Brian Mercer and Bogart, but Lambeth regained the lead with just over two minutes remaining in the contest. After pulling their goalie in favor of an extra attacker, Exeter sent the game into overtime when Mercer found the range on a play with Dearing with 43 seconds left. Lambeth scored the sudden-death win at the 3:28 mark of the extra session. Exeter gained the final r round by ousting Dorchester earlier in the day with a 2-0 shut-out. Both Exeter tallies came in the final period, the first off the stick of Dearing and the second being registered by Bogart. Brooks and Dearing drew assists on one tally each. Steve Wells and Doug Hoffman shared the net- minding duties to post the whitewash. Lambeth gained a bye into the finals when Belmont withdrew from the playoff action due to OMHA com mitments. In an exhibition contest at the rec centre, Wednesday, Exeter posted a 5-3 win over Seaforth, overcoming an early two-goal deficit. Scoring for the locals were Dave Atthill, Wayne Par sons, Jeff Fuller, Doug Brooks and Dave Bogart. The latter and Preston Dearing had two assists. Pfaff regains top in recreation loop Pfaff Electric regained first place in the Exeter and district Rec Hockey league as the result of a 7-3 win over MacLean-Passmore Thur sday night. The Pfaff team has 34 points, one more than second place Algona Tire. Les Pines is third with 25 points and MacLean-Passmore is next with 12 points. Completing the standings are team YOUR CANADIANA BARBECUE IS WARRANTEED TO BE FREE OF DEFECTS IN MATERIALS & WORKMANSHIP FOR ONE YEAR. AN EXTENDED THREE-YEAR WARRANTY IS PROVIDED ON THE "DOUBLE-U" BURNER. We Are Also Offering An Accessory Package • Cedar Shelves • Rotisserie <8 Motor • Cover Get In This Week And Save ...At JERRY MacLEAN & SON AUTOMOTIVE LTD. NOTICE Ken and Joan McCann wish to an nounce that we have discontinued the construction of Farm Buildings and Concrete Work. In the future we will specialize in custom home building management, aluminum siding, doors, and window sales, manufacturing of steel aluminum flashing and trim woodworking in our new shop. We thank everyone for their past patronage and look forward to ser ving you in the future. and and KJM CONSTRUCTION sbraxraraKss Owned And Operated By Ken McCann Enterprises Ltd. 234-6401 Crediton number 6 with eight points and Guess Who with two points. In the other game this week, Les Pines swamped Guess Who 15-1. The regular schedule winds up tonight Thursday with a doubleheader at the South Huron Rec Centre. Algoma Tire meets Les i Pines at 9 p.m. and MacLean-Passmore take on team number 6 at 10:30 p.m. Dennis Bierling, Brian Hodgins and Randy Gilfillan each scored two goals to lead Pfaff Electric to their latest victory. Adding a single score was Bob Pinter. Paul Brooks fired successful shots MacLean-Passmore Gary Lovie added the counter. Larry Haugh’s five goal performance was best for Les Pines. Dan McIver and Martin Overholt each picked up a hat trick and Ron Moore and Gord Beuttenmiller scored two goals each. The lone marksman for Guess Who was Gerry Court. Stephen club loses twice A four team Optimist hockey tournament held at the Huron Park arena Saturday was won by the Southeast London Optimist club. The host Stephen club lost both games. They were defeated 7-1 by Bryanston- Birr and were edged 13-11 by East London.