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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-04, Page 9EXETER MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION. All Categories Novice through Juvenile Sat., Sept. 6 9:30 - 12:00 SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE FEE $40.00 Most boys will get double the ice time of last year NOTE: Add 10 penalty for late registrations After Sept. 6 Trial registration of '15.00 for four weeks for new players HOCKEY SCHOOL Oct. 6th '- 10th 5 12.00 for approx. 5 hours 1st 60 registrations accepted EMHA needs your support!! Anyone interested in helping with any team please contact Bob Whiteford 235-0894 '77,77=4 it! ZA1 411041)61 AUTOMOTIVE RADIATOR REPAIRS & RE-CORES SMALL ENGINE Sales & Service 5 MILT ROBBINS 0t4 & SON LTD. 263 MAIN ST. N., ,a1.9 EXETER IVE—Iti 235-2940 DERBY DIP Courtesy of Tuckey Beverages 1111=suam••••••,11111111,1111111I CAR WASH is open for business all day long. 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Eight BEST IN "A" FLIGHT — Don Cowan and Wayne Parsons combined to win the "A" flight championship in Sunday's junior- senior tournament at Ironwood, They are being congratulated by Randy Evans who finished second with his partner Lorne Kleinstiver. T-A photo Also win in OASA Kirkton boys in WOAA final • as, home run because of a fielders error. In the finals of WOAA it 2* Kirkton once again meets New Hamburg.This will be best of five series. Kirkton advanced to the finals after defeating Elimville be close scores of 4-1, and 4-3. St. Marys who was to be Kirkton's next competitor dropped ot.:t, putting Kirkton in the finals. The Kirkton boys took their first round of O.A.S.A. in two games straight against Tavistock. Kirkton had four hits in the first game winning by a score of 3-2. Dale Robinson hit a triple, and Donald Stroud, Mark Bearss, and Jeff Brookshaw each singled. Tavistock had four hits as .well. Brintnell was the winning pitcher with six strikeouts. The score of the second game was 5-2. Kirkton now meets Fullerton in their second round of O.A.S.A. Members of the Kirkton bantam boys team are: Mark Bearss, Scott Brint- nell, Jeff Brookshaw, Donald Hamilton, Steve Hawkins, Dale Robinson„ Steve Spence, Paul Stephen, Donald Stroud, Maurice Van De Walle, Robert Weersink, Tim Wilcox and Chris Williams. Barry Thomson is the coach, and Gerald Brintnell the manager. Local ladies win bowling in Atwood Cowgirls lead playoffs SECOND IN "B" FLIGHT — Allan and Bill McLean were second place finishers in Sunday's senior-junior golf tournament at the Ironwood course. Above, they are being congratulated by tourney convener Randy Evans. Lloyd and Mike Cushman were the winners.T-A photo Ahead of Ailsa Craig Extra Special Buy The most gorgeous 1979 Cadillac Sedan De Ville that you might ever lay eyes on. Finished in Western Saddle Fire Mist with matching top and genuine leather in- terior. Full power equipment and air conditioning of 'Course are Cadillac stan- dard features. This fine automobile also has Michelin tires, wire wheel covers, padded vinyl top, individual front seats, both 6 way powered, cruise control, • tilt and telescopic steering wheel, AM/FM stereo radio with digital readout, dual remote control mirrors, automatic headlamp dimmer, etc. Only 14,000 miles (24,000 km.). One year warranty included. License No. OMF 934. SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS McGEE Pontiac-Buick Cadillac GMC TRUCKS HAMILTON ST., GODERICH, 524-8391 LUCAN WINS 'A' TITLE Kirkton was won by Lucan. Hardy, Jim Marrinan and Lester Arts, Darrel Ibbotson A rink from the Exeter M. .sonkd ipay Lillian lawn bowling club won first Kin in a ladies trebles tournament held at Atwood, Pm along with Leone Brock and Gertrude Ifamilton won Rain fails to stop tourney Despite intermittent rain, the annual boys and girls bantam fastball tournament at Kirkton Monday proved to be very successful. Lucan won the boys "A" championship while Hensall took the consolation title, The girls "A" crown was won by Hibbert with Exeter winning the consolation. Lucan took the boys title with a close 6-4 win over Lieury while Hensall edged Huron Park 13-11. In earlier games, Lieury beat Huron Park 9-4 and Lucan trounced Hensall 20-4. Hibbert defeated Exeter 12-7 in the "A" final and Exeter won the consolation by defeating Elimville 29-11. three straight ,games to take the. championship, Another local rink com- prising Isabel Rogerson, Liz Lamport and Olive Hicks placed fourth. Clarence Down was the winner of two jitneys at"the local club this week. He was the best in Tuesday and Saturday competition, In Tuesday's play he was tied with Percy Campbell for top spot with two wins and an aggregate of 30. LizLamport was third with an aggregate of 27 followed by Stan Mitchell, Edith Love, Bill Lamport and Tom Walker. Roy Blanchard was the best in Thursday's play with an aggregate of 24 to go with two victories. Emma Campbell was second with Bill. Rogerson, Percy Campbell and Leone Brock deadlocked for third place. Lawrence Russell was next. In Saturday's action, Clarence Down compiled an aggregate of 28 to take, top honours. Rose Blanchard and Gertrude Hamilton were tied for second spot. They were followed by Anna Ballan- tyne, Bill Rogerson and Alvin Pym. The Crediton Cowgirls have taken a one game lead in their district ladies fast- ball league semi-final series with Ailsa Craig, The Cowgirls came up with a run in the bottom of the seventh inning Monday night to edge Ailsa Craig 6-5. The second game was played last night, Wednes- day in Ailsa Craig with a third if necessary in Crediton, Monday night. The Crediton club defeated East Williams 21-10 Thursday night to reach the league semi-finals. The winner of the Crediton-Ailsa Craig series will meet either Lucan or Parkhill for the league championship. A single by Sandy O'Neill with two out in the bottom of the seventh sent Shelley Weber home with Monday night's winning run. Ailsa Craig scored two runs in the top of the seventh to get back on even terms at 5-5. Singles by Wilma Lagerwerf, Sandy O'Neill and Sherry Pfaff produced the first Crediton run in the second and Deb Lord tripled and scored in the third. Sandy O'Neill homered for the Cowgirls in the fourth and Carol Stuart singled and scored on a similar hit by Merna Scott in the fifth. Faye Hayter singled and scored the fifth Crediton run in the sixth on a hit by Carol Stuart, Merna Scott was the win- ning pitcher for the Cowgirls allowing five well scattered hits. In Thursday's win over East Williams, the Cowgirls scored in every inning but thefourthon the way to their 21-0 win. Carol Stuart led the Crediton team at the plate with two home runs and a pair of singles. round tripper and two singles and Sherry Pfaff con- tributed three singles. Deb Lord cracked out a eight -hits including a home winning pitcher giving up run by Lori Tasko, Merna Scott was again the all weekend From Fri., Sept. 5 thru Sun. Sept. 7. With every food purchase over $1.50 you will receive one free bottle of pop. Huron Park Minor Hockey REGISTRATION September 13 . 8a 20 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Fee $3Q.00 $10. penalty if not paid by Dec. 1, 1980, Coaches, managers & trainers needed. hits were recorded for Kirkton, and eleven for New Hamburg. Mark Bearss led the local boys with a single and a home run. Scott . Brintnell nailed a double and with one hit a piece were Vandewalle, Jeff Brookshaw, Steve Spence, Tim Wilcox, and Chris Williams. Brintnell was the winning pitcher. New Hamburg won the second game Friday night, however defeating Kirkton 3- 2, thereby taking the series to the third and final game. NewHamburg had two hits with their 'pitcher McMaster recording six strikeouts. Kirkton acquired only one hit which came off the bat of Bearss and turned into a Plan for touch football An attempt will be made to organize a touch football league for men this year again in Exeter. John Gillespie reported this week that anyone wishing to participate in the sport should turn out to the South Huron District High School grounds this coming Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Gillespie said he would like to have at least four teams playing each Sunday mor- ning during the fall season. Seven players would play for each team at one time and Gillespie said about 10 players would be ideal for each team. Ironwood - In regular play of the ladies club at the Ironwood golf course, hidden score winners were Helen Burton, Joyce Morgan, Vivian Cowan, Mabel Robbins and Edith Boyle. The door prize was won by Pat Fletcher. Playoffs continue this week. Dan The 'A' championship of Monday's bantam boys tournament in Back, left, coach Bill Feke, Jeff Liley, Philip Clarke, Al Craig, Rob coach Jim Shipley. Front, Jeff Shipley, Gerry Emery, Kevin Kestle; and Feke. T-A photo B'S WIN "B" TITLE — The Exeter B's won the "B" championship of Monday's bantam girls fastball tournament in Kirkton. Back, left, coach Chan Livingstone, Susan Birmingham, An- drea Pearce, Deb, Brunzlow, Janet Pfaff, Kelly Livingstone, Shelley Gackstetter, Brenda McDonald and coach Gary Birmingham. Front, Catherine Patterson, Julia Glover, Brenda Waldeck, Sue-Anne Adkins, Brenda Thompson and Susan Tieman. T-A photo