HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-24, Page 11SENIOR GIRLS WINNERS — The senior girls overall team championship at the recent area
elementary school cross country meet was won by Stephen Central. Back, left, Michele
Varkleworp, Pauline Brand and Elaine Vincent. Front, Gail Willard, Susan Hayter and Wen-
dy Wallace. T-A photo
Four teams beaten
Minor teams only get tie
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The regular season for the South Huron intermediate Thursday night as they
new Exeter Mohawks in the hockey league opened dropped a 6-4 decision to the
Mohawks lose in SH opener
The bantams also played
in Oakridge and came out on
the short end of a 3-2 count.
The hosts scored after only
15 seconds of play, but
Exeter rebounded to take a
2-1 lead on goals by Chris
VanGerwen and John
Kernick.
However, Oakridge scored
twice in the final frame to
grab the victory.
Brent Atthill and Brent
Dawson assisted on the
Kernick goal, while the other
was a solo effort.
Atoms lose
The Exeter atoms opened
their Shamrock season with
a 6-2 loss to Strathroy on the
latter's ice Sunday.
Marty Smith proved too
much for the locals as he
potted four of his team's
goals in their win.
Bryan Quinn scored
Exeter's first goal to give
them a 1-1 tie early in the
second on a play with Paul
Mellecke, while Steve
Lingard notched the other
goal after Strathroy had
Hensall Sherwoods.
The Mohawks will be back
in action for their second
start tomorrow night,
Thursday at the South Huron
Rec Centre with the Zurich
Buckeyes supplying the
opposition. The same night,
Centralia College will be in
Hensall to meet the Sher-
woods.
In Thursday's league
opener for the Mohawks, the
Hensall club took a 3-2 lead
after the first 20 minutes of
play and were never headed.
The game was less than
two minutes old when Doug
Smith scored for Hensall on
a three-way effort with Al
Taylor and Rick Ingram.
About a minute and a half
later, Fred Campbell upped
the Hensall lead to 2-0 as he
completed a passing com-
bination with Brian Camp-
bell and Steve Knight.
The Centralia College
Saints and Goderich Mer-
chants broke even in their
first two South Huron in-
termediate hockey league
starts against each other this
week.
Monday in Goderich, the
Sailors scored a 7-3 victory
and back at the Huron Pack
arena Friday night, the
College boys were victorious
by a score of 7-5.
The Saints will be in action
opened up a 6-1 lead.
There were no penalties in
the contest.
Waxers drop pair
The local novice crew
opened their season with a
pair of losses, being drubbed
12-0 by a strong Lucan team
on Saturday and then coming
out on the short end of a 5-1
count on their home ice in a
Sunday contest with St.
Marys.
Mark Ouimet was a one-
man show for the Lucan
crew as he potted seven
goals behind netminders
Robbie McLelland and
Harlen Tinney.
The local eight-and-under
lads came up with a better
performance on Sunday in
losing to St. Marys, another
of the league's power house
entries.
Alan Blommaert scored
the lone goal for the Waxers
with Doug Clark picking up
the assist.
The first Mohawk marker
came at 8:14 on a successful
shot by Brian Taylor with
assists going to Scott Burton
and Jim Guenther.
Before the first period was
half over Rick Ingram
counted for Hensall on a play
started by Al Taylor and
Gary Koehler,
Brian Taylor reduced the
Hensall margin to a single
goal when he counted for the
Mohawks on an unassisted
effort at 16.51 of the initial
period.
Only two goals were
registered in the middle
frame. Both were scored by
Rick Ingram of Hensall. The
first came on a solo dash and
the second on a pass from
captain Jim Ferguson.
The Mohawks came back
strong in the third period and
whittled the Sherwoods lead
back again to one goal, but,
twice this week. Tonight,
Wednesday they will be at
home to the Centralia
Marauaders at the Huron
Park arena and Thursday
night they travel to Hensall
to meet the Sherwoods.
Ken Vanos scored three
goals to power the CCAT
victory over Goderich •
Adding single goals were
George Black, Rick Vanos,
Jim Coffey and Wayne
Riebot.
In Monday's game in
Goderich, the Merchants
took a 3-0 first period lead
and went on to chalk up the
win. Paul Corriveau, G.
Hensen and Cam McDonald
were the Goderich
marksmen.
McDonald was back to
score early in the second
period to put his team in
front 4-0. The first CCAT
score came at 5:59 of the
second session as Ken Vanos
converted a pass from
Wayne Riebot.
Before the second was
over, Ken Vanos scored
again for the College, this
time on a pass from Dave
McFadden and Rolston
replied for Goderich.
The third and final CCAT
goal of the night came in the
third period from the stick of
Wayne Riebot on a three-
way passing combination
with Marty Becker and
George Black:
The last two Goderich
scores were fired by Paul
Corriveau and Bowman.
that was as close as they
could get.
Brion Penhale chalked up
the first Mohawk score on a
play set up by Brad ]haters
and captain Jack Chipchase.
Bill Van Bergen was on the
firing end of the final Exeter
goal of the night. Assists
went to Don Heywood and
Marty Overholt.
Steve Knight notched the
insurance goal for Hensall at
17:59 on an unassisted effort.
Hensall took eight of the 15
penalties handed out by
referees Appleby and Millar.
Marauders
post win
The Centralia Marauders
defeated the Grand Bend
Mariners 8-6 in South Huron
intermediate hockey league
game Thursday night.
The Marauders start
regular play tonight,
Wednesday when they meet
the Centralia College Saints
at the Huron Park arena at
8:30 p.m. Thursday night
they will again be at the
Huron Park arena to take on
the Parkhill Merchants.
Game time is 8:30 p.m.
The Centralia club took a
4-2 first period lead in their
game against Grand Bend
and were able to hold that
margin.
Thursday's exhibition was
closely contested. Centralia
took a 4-2 lead at the end of
the first period only to have
Grand Bend bounce back to
tie the score early in the
second period. Two late
second period goals for
Centralia proved to be the
difference as each club
scored twice in the final 20
minutes.
Mark. Cronyn notched two
of the four Centralia first
period goals. Adding singles
were Blair Hearn and Cec
Nickles. Ron Funston picked
up two assists and one each
went to Blair Hearn, Cec
Nickles, Dennis Carty and
Bill Hodge.
In the second period,
Randy Somerville converted
a pass from Rob Funston and
Ron Funston registered on a
three-way effort with Pete
Wuerth and Matt Muller for
Centralia.
The final two Centralia
goals were scored by Blair
Hearn and Randy Somer-
ville. Assists went to Rob
Funston and Perry Knee.
Don Stanlake led the
Grand Bend scoring attack
with a three goal effort.
Exeter's minor hockey
teams are off to a slow start
in the Shamrock hockey
league. The local pee wees
managed to get a 1-1 tie in
Oakridge, Sunday, while the
other four squads dropped
their openers.
The midgets were white-
washed 4-0 by Belmont in
their home opener last week.
In the pee wee contest,
George Pratt jumped on a
loose puck while killing a
penalty and potted his
team's lone goal in a 1-1 tie.
Centralia Saints split
in pair with Goderich
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