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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-09, Page 9Wcan peewees get only one point The Wean pee weer were able to pick up only one point in two weekend games in Havelock in the Ontario Minor lioekey Association pee Wee "DD' final series. After winning the first two games in Leman a week earlier,,the Irish youngsters could manage only a tie in Havelock. It was a 2-2 draw Saturday and Sunday af- Wpm Havelock posted a 4- 1 victory. The fifth game of the beat- of-seven series will be played Saturday afternoon at the Lucan arena at 5 p.m. The sixth game goes in Havelock Sunday afternoon at 2 pan. If a seventh contest is needed it will be in Lucan on April 19 at, $ pan, In Saturday's game,' Lucan hit the score sheet first with' a successful shot by Mike Arts at 3.18 of the second period on a play started by Brent Bannerman and Tim Shi le A goal bY Blair Polk)* et 14.2a of the third period for the hone Havelock 'club sent the game into 10 minutes of overtime. This time it Was the home team to score first. Carey Mills registered at 3,00 but the Lucan youngsters battled hack and Jesse Crawford converted, a pass from Tim Shipley at 548 to gain the tie. Lucan took three of the four penalties called. In Sunday's game Havelock took a 3-0 lead after the first two periods of play and each team scored single goals in the final session, The only Lucan goal, came from the stick of Brent Bannerman at 3.26 of the third period on a pass from. Lester Arts. Coach Ken Freeman pulled his goalie in the last minute of play for a sixth forward, but, the move back- fired as Havelock scored into an empty net. PULLINOWAY — One of the standouts for the Exeter Mohawli in the latter half of the season has been former Lucan-Ii erton Jet Barry Baynham. In Friday's victory over the Zurih Buckeyes, Baynham pulled away from Buckeye Randy rAcKinnon. 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P.M. Men W Shapton B Etherington C Bendy C Fisher HH AC CC Y8 - - LETTING GO — In the Exeter Mohawks victory over the Zurich Buckeyes Friday in Zurich, Mohawk Tom Ryan fired a hard shot at goalie Randy Qke which just missed the net, To the far left is Buckeye Pete Postill. T-A photo Resume in Zurich tonight Back to Exeter, Friday Mohawks, Buckeyes all tied up The Pieter Smalltowners turned in an excellent per- formance in on Industrial hockey tournament in Lake Placid, New York over the weekend. The Sinalltowners, basically made up from Pfaff Electric of the local ree league bolstered with some players from Arva and Lucan won one game and tied another in three starts in the "C" division. The local club ended in a tie for second place with Glenn Cairns of Ottawa but were eliminated on a goals for and against method. In the first game of the tourney, Thursday, the Smalltowners battled to a 4-4 tie with the Ottawa club. Jim Hearn was the top scorer for the Exeter club with a two goal effort. Adding single scores were Bob Pinter and Ken Needham. In the second contest the locals lost 5-1 to Bradford. The only goal came from the stick of Jim Hearn. The third and final game • saw the Smalltowners blank the Colonials from Valley Forge, Pennsylvania by a 10- 0 score. Larry Haugh was the top scorer with a hat trick performance. Brian Haskett was next with a pair of goals and scoring one goal apiece were Ken Needham, Lloyd Mathers, Rick -Davies, Bob Pinter and Brian Hodgins. Wayne Parkinson who played for the Luc an- Ilder ton Jets a few years ago in goal for the was VAN, PICKUP, AND 4 z 4 INTERIORS (economy to deluxo) • AUTOMOTIVE SOUND SYSTEMS (export installation) automotive specialists since 1974 SALE AND INSTALLATION OF VAN, PICKUPS & 4' x 4' ACCESSORIES 256 St. George Street Mitchell, Ont. (519) 346-8169 *APRIL FEATURE if you're in the market for a finished van, be sure to see our 1979 GMC and FORD demonstrator vans. April 9, 1980 f'41941 9 LEARN. TO DRIVE GERRY'S Driver Training Institute Pick up complete set of contest rules at our store. Local rot team plays in Lake PPlacid Mens Wed. FL C.Feehale 733 . PE IMcFalls 689 8th &lHarvey 664 YWNZeehuisen 681 BS Barnesl 551 TR Murray 607 Can we he you? See our Representatives BOB PEARCE AND OR BILL SCHUTZ The Devon Building, 476 Main Street, Exeter EVERY TUESDAY °n: (Next Visit: Tuesday, April 15th) Fans attending the South Huron intermediate hockey league final series between the Exeter Mohawks and the Zurich Buckeyes are getting their money's worth in both quantity and quality. , The two teams are currently tied at two games apiece in the best-of-seven championship series and two of those games went into overtime. Only one goal separated the two clubs in three of the four contests. After the. Mohawks took the opening game in overtime, the Buckeyes came back Wednesday night .to win 3-2 on a goal in the second period of overtime. Friday night, the Mohawks gained the series lead again with a decisive 7-2 decision, but, the Buckeyes bounced back Sunday to win by a 6-5 score to square the series. The fifth game is being played tonight, Wednesday at the Zurich arena with the sixth back at the South Huron Rec Centre Friday night. Both games will start at 8:30 p.m. If a seventh and deciding game is necessary it will go at the Zurich arena Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. Buckeyes rally In Sunday's fourth game, the Zurich club came back • from a 3-1 deficit at the end of the second period to score five straight goals in the first 12 minutes of the final session. The first period was only two minutes old when Jeff Fuller put the Mohawks in front on a three-way effort with Tom Ryan and Randy Gilfillan. At 16.59 the score rose to 2- 0 as Brad Taylor fired a Eighty delegates from 22 communities met in Mount Forest recently for the Lake Huron Zone of OMRA annual conference to consider the theme, "Re-tooling for the '80's. Acting president, Clare Christie of Owen Sound opened the conference, Jim Chalmers of Welland from the board of OMRA presented a Volunteer Service Award in honour of Jack Bird now deceased, president of the Zone, Ted Samuels, Acting MayOr of Mount Forest welcomed all to the community and conference. Don Reid, London, District Supervisor of Southwest Region, Ministry of Culture and Recreatioti presented the keynote address on "Re- tooling for the '80's" outlining the past and present treads as well as important basic values, leaving participants to face the questions "What are we attempting to accomplish over the next year and years and is what we are presently doing going to get us there?" "Planning, an overview of recreation planning and its effect on the community" Was presented by John Shipman, "technical researcher of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation, Toronto. He stated that group decisions are better successful shot on a play started by Brian Taylor and Brad Daters. The Buckeyes broke their scoring famine at 18.01 as Steve Bedour registered with assists going to Gerald Weido and Mike Clarke, The only goal of the middle period came from the stick of Tom Ryan of the Mohawks at 13.01. Assists went to Brad Daters and Randy Gilfillan. In the first six minutes of the third period, 'Randy McKinnon and Ron Bader scored to tie the score for the Buckeyes. Getting assists were Kevin McKinnon, Ron Rader and John Graham. At 8.02 Steve Bedour converted passes from John Graham and Pat Bedard for the go-ahead goal and in 30 seconds near the 12 minute mark, Richard Schilbe and Steve Bedour completed the Zurich scoring to give their team a 6-3 lead. Assisting were Glen Zirk, John Graham and Pat Bedard. Two penalties in the last four minutes of play gave the Mohawks a man, power advantage and they were to capitalize with two goals, but, it was not enough. Brian Taylor scored both Exeter power play goals. The first came at 17.22 from Barry Baynharn and Scott Burton and the second 28 seconds later on a pass from Brad Taylor. Each team had scored a power play goal in the first period. Mohawks score erly In Wednesday's 7-2 victory the Mohawks scored early and often. They led 6-0 after the first 40 minutes of play before the Buckeyes could find the scoring range. Jeff Fuller was on the firing end of two successful shots for the Mohawks in the first peiod. Tom Ryan assisted on both and Randy 'Gilfillan and Barry Baynham each picked up a single assist. The other first period ;Exeter markers were fired by Barry Baynham on a pass from goalie John flayter and Brad Taylor on a three-way combination with Brian Taylor and Jim Guenther. In the middle frame, Jeff Fuller capped off a hat trick with his third goal of the night with assists going to Tom Ryan and Brion Penhale and Jim Guenther hit on passes from Scott Burton and Barry Baynham. In the third period, Jeff Fuller notched his fourth goal Of the game on passes from Toni Ryan and Barry Baynham, The two Zurich goals were notched by Randy McKinnon and Gerald Weido. Assists were picked up by Richard Schilbe, John Graham, Pat Bedard and Steve Bedour. Two overtime sessions Wednesday's game was exciting from start to finish. The Buckeyes scored at 14.04 of the first period as captain John Graham counted on passes from Steve Bedour and Rory Desjardine. • The only other goal • in regulation came from the stick of Brad Taylor for the Mohawks at 4.34 of the third period. Assisting were Brian Taylor and Brad Daters. The. game went into overtime and each team Scored once in the extra action. Brad Daters put the . 7 120 7 109 0 108 7 97 0 95 0 38 5719 5312 5950 5750 5733 6261 5913 5606 5749 5573 5710 5403 5781 5764 5643 2757 480 568 492 528 479 455 548 536 528 328 ' (Branch Office Address) For prior information please call 271-5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario' t. Stratford. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK decisions and that people in recreation must collect information, preparing for a plan, carry out plans and follow up on plans. There were four par- ticipation workshops covering the topics of: (1) Your recreation master plan with John Shipman as resource (2) Financial resources with Bud Bitton, Ministry of Culture and Recreation, Hanover (3) The Municipal Recreation Committee with La. FIGHTING — While Zurich Buckeyes goalie Randy Okegetsback in the net, Glen Nicholson of the Buckeyes and Scott Burton battle for the puck in the fourth game of the South Huron Hockey League final played Friday in Zurich. Exeter won the game. T-A photo Rec directors meet Melanie McLaughlin, Ministry of Culture and Recreation, Hanover (4) Pot Pourri oh recreation programming, administr- ation and facility management with Clare Christie, Owen Sound assisted by Mary Jo Hor- seman, Port Elgin; Clair Fowler, Port Elgin; Don Town, Listowel and Tom Shepard of Halton Hills. During the annual meeting it was decided to disband the cluster groups and retain the $15 membership fee. , 'ATTENTION SPORTSMEN The Claybird Gun Club Annual fe" April iSth at 7..30 P.M. Anyone interested iri trap, skeet, handgun or muzzle • loaders ore welcome. Membership available. Art OPP officer will be evai(abit to answer any questions about firearms Or archery. Spring Meeting will be held at the EXETER HIGH SCHOOL Roam 105 Exeter club aneaa at 15.24 on a play started by Scott Burton but the Buckeyes again knotted the score only a minute later on a goal by Steve Bedour on a pass from Gerald Weida. The second period of overtime was almost completed before the win- ning goal was scored. At 19,08, Gerald Weido sent the Zurich fans home happy. He completed a play with Pat Bedard and Dave Cyr for the winning score. Only six minor penalties to each team were called by referees Ron Watt and Rick Singleton. WAXERS BEST — Two players shared the honor of being most valuable for the Exeter Waxers novice team this year. Doug Clark, left, was named for his offensive ability, while Jeff Chipchase shared the honor for his defensive efforts dur- ing the season. Staff photo A good driver is not just 235.2497 one who obeys traffic rules, but one who is quick enough t Gerald F. McAuley, to dodge those who don't. Smalltowners in all three games and picked up the final game shutout. In the "C" playoffs, the Ottawa area club which was held to a 4-4 tie by Exeter went on to win the eharrt- pionship with a 3-1 victory over Bradofrd. Jim Pfaff, who organized the trip said, "It was a great experience. 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