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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-10-08, Page 10Exhibition Hockey JR. "D" Exeter Hawks VS Mitchell Hawks Fri., Oct. 10 Exeter Hawks VS Seaforth Ceritenairres Sun., Oct. 12 8:30 p.m. SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Lieury wins fastball title Lieury won the South- western Fastball Association championship Tuesday night with a 7.1 victory over the Lucan Irish. It was the seventh and deciding game. The Irish won the first two games of the series and then Lieury bounced back with three consecutive wins. Lucan won the sixth game by a score of 7-3 to set the stage for the sudden-death contest. The final game was all even at 1-1 after five innings • of play. In the sixth Lieury exploded with six unan- swered runs with two out to win the title. Lieury reached the final by eliminating Sylvan in three straight games while Lucan disposed of Exeter Saveway in the other semi-final set. SHOT GUNS and RIFLES New and Used TRADES ACCEPTED Complete line of: AMMUNITION and LOADERS Open Evenings TRIEBNER'S GUN SHOP 320 Huron Sf., W. Exeter f STEPHEN TWP, ARENA Wed., Oct. 8 7 - 9 MARAUDERS vs. CCAT Thurs., Oct. 9 8 p.m, Zurich Buckeyes CCAT SCORES 24 POINTS — John Kernick of the South Huron Junior Panthers had on excellent afternoon of football Thursday as he scored four touchdowns in the junior's 35-7 romp over the Madill Mustangs of Wingham. Both the junior and senior footballers see action tomorrow at home with Stratford Northwestern providing the opposition. T-A photo LIEURY WINS FASTBALL TITLE — The 1980 championship of the Southwestern Fastball Association was won by Lieury in the seventh and deciding game by a score of 7-1 over the Lucan Irish, Back, left, Lloyd Mothers, Bob Robinson, Stan Lovie, Bill Woodburn, Paul Hodgins and Jim Thompson. Front, Jack Tweddle, Les Drury, Earl Allison and Glen Thompson. Missing were Bob Cornish, Ed Brown, Gord Mauer and Don Appleby. 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Emergency Preparedness for the Eighties. October 16-19,1980, at the Harbour Castle Hilton, Toronto. To do so, phone (416) 961-6505. Telex 06-986766. Ask for Emergency Conference Secretariat. Address is: Emergency Conference, Conference Secretariat, 112 St. Clair Ave. West, Suite 303, Toronto, Ontario M4V 2Y3. Sponsored by the Ontario Government and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario. A' 11EnwAchote tOt 004,er so no Bath: clubs at home, Thursday Northwestern in for two Pa umor footballers score resounding victory The South Huron District High School junior Panthers scored a convincing es-7 over Wingham in Huron-Perth football Thursday afternoon, The senior Panthers were idle. as they receive a bye in the schedule, Roth clubs will return to league action Thursday afternoon when Stratford Northwestern will supply the opposition for a double header. The senior game is first and starts at 1:30 p.m. Most of the South Huron Sports Spotlight By ROSS. HAUGH The high hopes of many Canadians of participation by a team from our country in the World Series were grounded rather quickly over the weekend. The Montreal Expos were knocked out. Maybe one Could say they were eliminated by one "Tug" too. Many. The awesome relief pitching of Tug McGraw of the Phillies was one of the big reasons the Expos are now on the outside for the annual fall playoffs and World Series. • While members of the Expos team head for their respective homes for the off season or some to winter ball, the office staff will be busy for some time. They will be involved in refunding millions of dollars for tickets to the NL playoffs and World Series which just did not happen. That sounds like a lot of money and it really is, Our son Dan had a package of two tickets for each of the two playoff games and four World Series con- tests at a cost of 5267. Multiply that by 25,000 and you get a staggering figure in excess of six million bucks. With all the publicity on the upcoming. World Series another sport gets off the ground this week. The 21 teams in the National Hockey League start a schedule of 840 games to eliminate only five teams by the time playoffs come around early in April. The home season for the Toronto Maple Leafs starts Saturday night when they play host to the New York Rangers, The Leafs who dealt off a goodly number of very popular players during last season seem to be a little more settled this year especially since Darryl Sittler and Harold Ballard have apparently buried the hatchet. One interesting sidelight will be the various visits to Maple Leaf Gardens, especially the first time for those ex-Leafs. The first visit by former Leafs will be November 1 when the Colorado Rockies will be supplying the op- position which will include Lanny McDonald, Walt McKechnie and Joel Queeneville. On November 29, the Washington Capitals and goalie Mike Palmateer and defenceman Pat Ribble will make their first official league start in Toronto. The Capitals were at the Gardens Saturday night for an exhibition game and Palmateer allowed only one Leaf shot to get past him. If Palmateer's performance is any indication all of the former Leafs will be giving a little bit extra when they make their first jaunt back to the Gardens, Palmateer was great in stopping all but one Toron- to shot and apparently kept an occasional eye on Harold Ballard's seat to see his reaction. Palmateer says Ballard left with eight minutes left in the game, Penalty confusion Some of the new rules dreamt up by National Hockey league governors during the off-season are causing confusion not only for the coaches and players, but, also for the referees. Most of the problems come from the new regula- tion which calls for players not involved in a fight on the ice to go to neutral areas designated by the referee. So far it seems that referees and players are not sure where the neutral areas were and what kind of fisticuff fell under this rule. If two players begin fighting, the referee will order the rest of the players near the altercation to move to two separate areas. If they don't one team or both can be given a two minute bench penalty. Every player who fails to heed the referee and move away is assessed a 10 minute misconduct penalty. Furthermore, if a player who doesn't leave the scene of the fight drops his gloves and stick will get • another 10 minute misconduct. If a second fight breaks in the same area, the referee can give a game misconduct to the instigator. After two game misconducts are meted out to one player during the season he is suspended for one extra game. Three game misconducts bring a two game suspension and from then on each additional game misconduct adds another game to the suspension, Colour added The CBC has added a new commentator to their hockey television crews for this winter that should add a good amount of colour. Joining the western Canada network will be former Boston and Colorado coach Don Cherry. He is well known for his enthusiasm and loquaciousness on any subject and hockey in particular. Another addition this year will be Mickey Red- mond who will join the Montreal and Toronto telecasts. Redmond for many years was a high scorer with the Montreal Canadiens and Detroit Red Wings. Other colour analysts returning to the telecasts are Howie Meeker, Gerry Pinder and Gary Dornhoefer. In addition to the regular Saturday night CRC telecasts CHCH in Hamilton will be carrying 34 mid- week and Sunday games. scoring Thursday eame in the first and last quarters. They led 15-1 at the quarter, were held scoreless in the second, moved ahead 21-1 in the third and won 35-7. John Kernick scored two touchdowns in the first Period on runs of 45 and 70 yards, Chris Van Gerwen booted the first convert and Tony Jones took a pass from Larry Mothers for a two point conversion. The only scoring in the third quarter came when quarterback Chris- Van Gerwen.earried the 'ball over from two yards out. The convert attempt failed. Kernick went on his second scoring spree of the. game in the final quarter. with another two touch- downs. They came on gallops of 20 and 15 yards, respec- tively,. Chris. Van Gerwen booted both converts through the uprights for two more points. Thc•Wingharri seven points Came on a single point in the f irst.quarter and an un eoverted touchdown by Jason Prepytykes, South Huron held a wide advantage in statistics. They picked up 16 first downs as compared to 10 for Wing- , harn„ John Xernick Accounted for .237 of the 286 yards gained by the Panthers on the ground, Kendal carried the ball 18 times, Greg Hers lugged the ball six times for 18 yards And The Exeter junior Hawks swing into exhibition hockey action this week in preparation for the regular OHA Western Junior "D" season. The Hawks will be in Lucan tonight, Wednesday to take on the Lucan Irish and, then at home for two weekend games, The Mitchell Hawks will be at the South Huron Rec Centre Friday night at 8:30 p.m. to take on the local Hawks and Seaforth will supply the opposition for a Sunday night game, also at 8:30 p.m. The Exeter club travels to Mitchell for a return game next Tuesday night. The regular schedule for the Hawks gets underway Friday night, October 17 at the South Huron Rec Centre when the Lucan Irish will be in to renew a long standing rivalry. 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Those signed to date are Brian Mercer, Bill Glover, Ken Varley, Rich Fletcher, Preston Dearing and Ron Bilcke. Mercer played last year with the Junior "B" St. Marys Lincolns. Mommersteeg said the Hawks would be a strong, fast skating club this year. He added, "We will be stressing speed," Centennials get 1-0 win Wes Abbott and Mike Janyu combined for a goal in Arkona Sunday, to get Exeter Centennials a 1-0 win over Taxandria Falcons in an Ausable district soccer semi-final. The final games in the round-robin set will have Exeter at home at Canner's field against Grand Bend B next Sunday at 2 p.m. Elsewhere, Grand Bend Colonials will host Taxan- dria at the same time in Grand Bend. The outcome of both games will determine a finalist for October 19 on neutral grounds. In Sunday's match, Exeter and Taxandria went scoreless until the second half. Then, Abbott scored for the Centennials at 70 minutes by hitting in a rebound from a shot on goal by Janyu. Both teams had multiple chances earlier, and later, but each were balked by good defences and goalkeeping. The game, played in rain, and on a soaked pitch, was clean, fast and hard throughout. Rich Helm, in goal for Exeter, deserved his shut- out behind front players who also shaped themselves an excellent game. David Holmes, a consistently strong and effective fullback, was another stan- out in an all-around fine Centennial effort. Many people who now drive so fast past a schoolhouse are the very same ones who were so slow when they passed through it, stops each were Dale Jones, Jeff Coward and Darren Mom, Another big play for South Huron came when Darren Moir intercepted a Wingham pass. xcellent• blocks on sweepe to the right were turned in by Kevin .0ke, Greg Hero and Vic Rempel. $250 WORTH to. 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