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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-01-23, Page 8the two diVisiOnS. Friday night, the Hawks ivened euiekly when .they scored after only L0 seconds of play in Tavistock, but. the Braves replied with three goals in the first period, forcing the Hawks into a comeback situation that they handled capably with five unanswered goals in the final two stanzas. Steve Sararas turned, aside 14 shots in both the second and third period to keep the Braves off the score sheet as his mates were playing catch-up hockey, Bryan Baker paced the Hawks attack with a three- goal performance, while. Kerry Bedard added a pair, including what turned out to be the winner midway through the second period. Dwight Consitt added the sixth goal on a power play in the third and he also picked up a pair of assists on the Baker goals. Larry Dawson also helped out on two, goals, while single assists went to Cam Haist, Dave Kinsman and Baker, The Hawks had 50 shots at the Tavistock net and ironically they had 21 of those in the first period when they were outscored by a 3-1 margin. ' Sararas ended up 'with 39 saves for the Hawks, who drew 12 of the 30 penalties called by referee Bob Lawrence. The penalty totals included fighting majors to Larry Dawson and Paul Albrecht while Tavistock's Tim Roth ended up being ejected with a major misconduct in the third period. Drubbed by Irish In Lucan, Sunday, the Irish kept pace with the Michell Hawks by drubbing the Exeter crew 11-2. Lucan remains one point back of the front miming Mitchell team in the northern division. Lucan jumped into a 6-1 lead in the first period, and after being held to a 1-1 scoring draw in the middle frame, came up with four unanswered tallies in the third to win going away. They peppered a total of 56 shots at Steve Wells in the Exeter nets, while the Hawks managed only 30 at Kevin Kyle Pederson paced the; Irish attack with a hat trick. performance, while Jeff Marshall added a pair. Ladies Curling Mousseau 10 Buscbe 5 Shapton 8 Ross 2 Timmerman 14 Dawson 5 Smith 12 Ecker 4 Pfaff 7 Boyle 5 Coates 12 Hackwell 5 Prout 9 Tryon 7 Ballantyne 10 McDonald 6 Moffatt 8 Beattie 3 Shirray 7 Prout 4 McDonald 13 Burton 6 Coleman 9 Amos 5 Down 8 Davison 4 Evil Eyes move ahead The battle for'first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league intensified Friday as the Evil Eyes came up with a perfect five point performance to move into second place, only one point back of the leaders. The Sassenachs continue in first place with 61 points while the Evil Eyes have 60 points. The Doublers and , Winkers are tied for third with 55. The Scotties, Out of Space and Family Affair are deadlocked with 48 points apiece, , the DR's and Chances are tied at 47, ,the Itchy Niters, Rowdy Ones and Outlaws each have 46' points, Nicky Tams 45, Shiphunters 38 and Canscotts 19. This week's scores were: Evil Eyes 5 - Shiphunters 0 Doublers 5 - Nicky Tams 0 Itchy Niters 4 - Winkers 1 Chances 4 - Canscotts 1 Rowdy Ones 3 - ClYers 2 DR's 3 - Sassenachs 2 Out of Space 3 - Family Affair 2 Scotties 3 - OutlawS 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8:00 p.m. Out of Space vs CB 'ers Scotties vs Doublers Evil Eyes vs DR's Shiphunters vs Rowdy Ones 9:30 p.m, Outlaws vs Canscotts Nicky Tams vs Winkers Itchy Niters vs The Chances Family Affair vs Sassenachs JACK FULLER Plumbing and Heating NO JOB TOO SMALL Specializing in Service Work, Repairs and Alterations kesidential& Cornmertial 235-05114/ Marauders win over Buckeyes In a battle of the two top teams in the South Huron hockey league, the Centralia Marauders edged the Zurich Buckeyes 6-4, Thursday night. The Marauders are in first place in the southern division and the Buckeyes lead the northern section. Three unanswered goals in the second period along with great goaltending by Kevin Lightfoot allowed the Cen- tralia club to gain the vic- tory, Penalties played a big part in the scoring, Each team scored three goals while enjoying a power play ad- vantage. The game was less than two minutes old when Dennis Carty converted a pass from Blair Hearn as the Marauders cashed in on a Zurich penalty. The situation was reversed at 3.50 When Ron Desjardine scored for Zurich 'on a pass froth John Graham while Hugh Wilson of Centralia WaS off for cress checking. Pete Glover completed a passing play with Ron Funston and Randy Somerville at 4.08 to put Centralia ahead 2-1. Bill. Hodge, Rob Funston and Cee Nickles stored for the Marauders hi the second period with assists going to Pete Anderson, Ron Psunston and Randy Somerville. Funston'ascore came with 11 seconds left on Another power play try. The Buckeyes bounced back with 'two' power play goals early in the final frame, but, that was as close as they could get. Steve Bedour and Pat Bedard were the marksmen on plays started by Mike Clarke and John Graham. Randy Somerville scored the sixth power play goal halfway through the third period with assists going to Ron Funston and Pete Glover. John Graham fired the final Zurich goal with 37 seconds left on a pass from Kevin McKinnon, Winners of the Marauders Share the Wealth draw were Dalt Erb, Zurich; Sherry Funston, Granton and Larry Glavin, Creditor'. Change of Ownership After serving the motoring public in, Ex- eter and area for over 44 years, Graham and Tom Arthur announce that they have sold their Texaco service station to Doug Slemin formerly of the Exeter Shell station at the north end of Exeter', Tom will continue to operate the camping trailers and mobile home business. from his residence at the southern entrance of Ex- eter and looks forward to continuing his sales and service to area customers. Graham and Tom take this opportunity to extend their sincere thanks to their many friends and customers who have been so loyal in their patronage over the years;and ask ;them to give the same consideration to the new owner, To facilitate. the transfer of ownership, Graham Arthur Motors will be closed from Tuesday, January 29 until Mr. Slemin opens' at his new location on Friday, February 1. Yours truly Graham and Tom Arthur .01 Change of Location Dear Customer: Effective Friday,' February 1 my business location will ,move from'Ex-•' eter Shell Car Wash, Main St. N. Ex- eter to The former Graham Arthur Motors (Texaco) Main St. S. Exeter. I will be operating as Slemin Service Centre Ltd. Thank you for your patronage at the Shell. Station. I look forward to serving you at my new location. Yours Truly Doug Slemin'n 4MIEWINIMMININNONOMMI•14.I/1•1=0, ANNOUNCEMENT ,Mohawks get draw , The Exeter Mohawks and Parkhill Merchants played ,to a 4-4 draw in South Huron hockey league play Sunday night in Parkhill. A goal by Don Van Massenhoven with only 13 seconds left in, the third period allowed Parkhill to get the tie. Brad Taylor was the scoring star for the Mohawks with two goals. Close behind with one goal and two assists was' Barry Baynham who spent the first part of this season with the Lucan- Ilderton Jets of the OHA Continental senior league. Parkhill led 2-1 at the end of'the first period on goals by Wes Lockhart and Gerald Nordemanfi while Brad 'Taylor replied for the Mohawks on passes from Barry Baynham and Brad ,Daters. The Exeter club scored three times in the second period while Parkhill shooters were only putting one puck past John Hayter in the MohaWks goal. Brad Taylor, Barry Baynham and Brian Taylor were the Exeter marksmen with assists going to Baynham and Brad Taylor. 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BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE PRIENDly USE OUR REVOLVING CHARGE- PLATE .4e* a ports Spotlight Tlm =4dvocat,r,-6,1100 .rylk 19$ Despite an 11-2 drubbing at the hat* of the Luean Sunday , the Exeter Hawks Maintained their tenuous grasp on third place in the northern division of the :Western Junior "D" league this week, They helped their elm cause on Friday when they travelled to Tavistock and came home with a 6-3 win Over the fourth place Braves. The win gives the Hawks a three-point lead ever the Braves,, who are one point ahead of the Seafortb Cen- tenaires in the three-way battle for the final two playoff spots behind Lucan and MitchelL The Irish also posted a win over Tavistock this week to help the Hawks, while Tharnesford, drubbed the Braves, 8-0 on Sunday. However, Tavistock has three games in hand over the Exeter crew as do the Centenaires and the Hawks will still have to count on some help from other teams to ensure themselves of a playoff spot, Exeter goes back to Tavistock this Friday for another important contest with the Braves in their only outing of the week. After that, they only have three league games remaining, one each with Mitchell, Lucan and Thamesford who are among the top teams in Hawks- Win over Braves, consolidate third place Picking up singles were, Kevin flartwiek, Rick Freeman, Art Gregory,. Dean Densmore, Paul Medd: and. Keith Hartwick, )Preston Deari ngB Varlet'r &1e1 forthe wisogort: Kerry Bedard- and Larry Dawson. The Hawks had 10 penalties .and the Irish. picked up 12. The totals. included two fighting majors and a major misconduct to. Exeter's Bryan Baker, a five minute fighting major to Lucan's Kyle Pederson and a indioaotelit.Q p;noalmty cfoornnbeunt.t en- 1.-• By RO$S.HAtioti Popular events coming up Two interesting and popular sporting events in this area are coming up in the very near future. • First of all, the seventh annual Exeter Lions Club Sportsmen's dinner is set for Tuesday, February 5 and the annual carnival of the Exeter figure skating dub is set for Saturday, March 1. This is the second last time that we will be able to talk about the Sportsmen's dinner in this column. Chairman George Godbolt and his hard working corn- xnittee appear to have come up with an excellent lineup of celebrities and speakers. Each year we say, "This was the best dinner to date and it will be hard to come close again next year, hut, somehow or other the Lions wave their magic wands and the program is bigger and better than ever, This year there will actually be two• top notch speakers. Former New York Yankee great second baseman Bobby Richardson is listed as the keynote speaker, but, we would guess that the speaker next on the program will be just as interesting an humorous. We are talking about former NHL referee Vernon "Red" Storey who also left his marks, as a star backfielder in the good old days of Canadian senior football. Storey is also quickly becoming a popular colour commentator on NHL television and radio broadcasts. The fellow behind the Santa Claus whiskers on the Hockey Night in Canada telecasts each Christmas is none other than Red Storey. Back to the Sportsmen's Dinner lineup, Rick Rossetti of the Toronto Blue Jays has been added and he could be joined by one or two others from that organization. Gary Carter, the first string catcher with the Mon- treal Expos will be along with Reggie Rucker of the Cleveland Browns football club and two top female track and field athletes in Patricia Loverock and Deb- bie Brill. The master of ceremonies for the dinner will be farmer Dallas Cowboy Greg Baynhain who is now a minister at a London Church and has long been a strong supporter of Christian Athlete organizations. Tickets for the dinner remain at $25 and part of this amount can be claimed on your income tax return. They may be obtained from George Godbolt or any member of the local Lions club. We should possibly clarify the ticket prices. That's $25 for adults and $15 for students. Remember, all proceeds go to an excellent cause, crippled children. Back to the figure skating club carnival on March 1. This year the club has 162 boys and girls registered for regular activities. This is the largest group in quite a f.ew years. • The carnival is one of the two opportunitiei of- ficials of the club have .to raise money for their ac- tivities. The other is the annual club dance which is set for Saturday, February 2. A close prediction In case anyone is interested, we were very close in our prediction of Sunday's Super Bowl football game. The Pittsburgh Steelers made us look good with a 31 point production, but, the Rams scored six points more than they should have to make this writer's prediction correct. We guessed 31-13 for the Steelers. Overtime may come back to the National Hockey league in the very near future as team governors dis- cuss the subject. Of the 467 NHL games played up to Saturday night, 77 ended in ties which is about 17 percent. If these games had gone the extra 10 minutes of overtime, fans in the 21 cities would have seen an extra 13 hours of entertainment. Overtime would certainly have had an effect on the Philadelphia Flyers unbeaten streak. With 12 ties- during their streak, the Flyers record could have gone to 45 or cut a whole lot quicker. An extra 10 minutes wouldn't have helped the Toronto Maple Leafs very much. In their first 44 games, the Leafs could manage only four ties while losing 22 times. The Buffalo Sabres share the tie low with the Leafs but are higher in the standings with 62 points, 22 more than Toronto. Good effort A graduate of the Exeter figure skating Club turn- ed in an excellent performance in the Canadian cham- pionships which concluded in Kitchener over the weekend. Laurie Prout combined with William Scriver of London to finish sixth in the novice pairs dance Com- petition. There were 15 entries. Laurie is the daughter of Jim and Ann Prout, RR 1, Centralia and a grade 12 student at South Huron District High School. WIN CURLING DRAW'— An Exeter rink- skipped by [Thug Webber won the first draw of Saturday's men's curling bonspiel sponsored by the Royal Bank. Above, Exeter branch manager Jene Seller ongratulates Doug Webber, Rick Parker/ Myrray Dawson and Bill Brock, The second draw and overall championship was won by the Hank Betkus rink from London.T-A photo TwoOmem. OHA Sr. N Continental Don't Miss•It ILDERTON ARENA Cambridge Hornets vs Lucan Ilderfan Jets Friday, January 25 8:15 pint Rydall Brick and tile and Great cans. dian Bean Company are Jet supporters.