HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-10-16, Page 11FARMERS WIN AGAIN — The Farmers won the Credifon and district slo-pitch championship for the third consecutive year.
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Hawks host Irish .Friday night with 'il
only seven leftovers from last year.
goals in less than five
minutes in the middle frame
to break a 3-3 tie and gain the
edge over Exeter.
The visiting Hawks. came
.back tOont-score Mitchell. .3,1
in the final frame, but their
rally fell one short. Exeter
had the advantage in
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MOUNT CARMEL WINNERS — Mount Carmel won the primary division championship in
Friday's Huron-Perth Separate School cross country meet held at Morrison Dam. From the
lett are Henry De Bruyn, Justin O'Rourke, Jeanette Kaak and Jacqueline Vandenberk.T-A
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Zurich Ladies
PP C Sweeney 535
ST P Schroeder 643
RR J Bedard 497
PA M Clark 559
RD E Rubeny 519
TC A Finley 568
Ull B Grenier 511
AU M LaPorte 568
HG M Miller 441
LA B Riddell 406
PH R Regier 586
AK P ,Vildfong 366
Luca' Laitos
CO A Watt752
DM K Hearn 702 .
FS J Leger 569
RO D Parnall 536
RP P McDonald 552
SP S Disher 588
CC A Scott 525
IS M Greenlee 593
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CA L Herbert 649
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The.. Exeter HaWkii will
have only seven of the.
players with whom they
finished last year back in the
lineup when they host the
Lucan Irish in their Junior
"P" league opener at the rec
centre, Friday,.
However, they have three
other players with junior
experience returning to the
lineup, and a number of last.
year's ()AMA champion
Midget team on their roster
which already .has local fans
looking forward to an ex-
Citing and winning season.
What the newcomers lack
in experience they. make up
in, speed and coach Ron
Bogart ,has the offence
rolling in high gear as
evidenced by their exhibition
series when they posted two
decisive wins at home and
dropped a pair of road
games by one-goal margins,
One loss was to the Irish,
who again appear to be one
of the stronger teams in the
northern division and the
loop opener in Exeter should
give fans of the two teams a
better indication of what to
expect this year as their
exhibition game was the first
for both teams and several of
the players in that game
have been released by the
coaches.
While he is still making
adjustments in the lineup,
Hawks coach Bogart has
The man i4io"wastes today
regretting yesterday will
waste tomorrow regretting ,
today.
JUNIOR 'D'
Hockey
SOUTH HURON
REC CENTRE
Fri. Oct. 17
8:30 p.m.
Lucan Irish
vs
Exeter Hawks
VS
Zurich
Buckeyes
Oct. 16
8:15 p.m.
SOUTH HURON
REC CENTRE
SHOT GUNS
and RIFLES
New and Used
TRADES
ACCEPTED
Complete line `of:
AMMUNITION
and LOADERS
Open Evenings
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Exeter
signed 19 playerS, Returning
from last season are goalie
Steve Wells along with
Preston Dearing, Bryon
Baker, Dennis Preszcator,
Ron Backe, Ken VarleY,
Dan Bell and Dave Atthill.
Defenceman Larry Dawson
was away for the weekend
and is expected in the lineup.
Returning from St. Marys
Lincoln of the Junior "B`"
loop is speedy Brian
Mercer and coming back
after playing last season
with the Exeter Mohawks
are Brad Taylor and Jeff
Fuller.
Players already signed off
last year's local midget
championship team are
netminder Rich. Fletcher and
skaters Bill Glover, -Pete
Tuckey, Jim Lovie, Ed
Willis; Rick Lindenfield and
John Kernick. Glover is a
second year midget, while
Kernick comes to the Hawks
as a bantam grad and has
already showed he can score
goals in junior hockey.
Doug Brooks comes back
to Exeter after an absence of
one year and adds to the
team's speed and the only
unfamiliar face to !local fans
will be Mike Couse, a Grand
Bend minor graduate.
The outcome of that
exhibition tilt between Luc an
and Exeter was in doubt
until the final whistle as the
Irish posted a 5-4 verdict.
They scored three times in
the first five minutes of the
third period and then bad to
contend with a rally by, the
Hawks that fell one goal
short.
Kevin Gilmour paced the
Irish with twogoals with the
singles going to John ,m00.0„,
Richard Lather and Jeff
Hartman..
Ken Varley, John Kernick,
Jim Lovie and. Bryon Baker
scored for Exeter.
In their first home ex-
hibition game, Friday, the.,
Hawks thumped their 1
namesakes from Michell by
an 8-2 count, counting five
times before. Mitchell hit the
scoresheet,
Brad Taylor and Doug
Brooks paced the win with
two goals each and singles
were credited to Terry
Caldwell, Pete Tuckey, Ken
Varley and Bill Glover.
Sunday night, the Hawks
hosted Seaforth and drubbed
the .Centennaires by a 9-1
count as netminders Steve
Wells and Rich Fletcher both
continued their sharp play.
Brooks and Taylor
duplicated their two-goal
performances in that one
and were joined by Preston
Dearing in that category.
Single tallies were fired by
John Kernick, Ed Willis, and
Bill Glover,
In their Tuesday night 8-7
win in Mitchell, the home
Hawks scored three quick
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PENGUINS WIN — The Edgewood Penguins won the "B" championship of the Middlesex
night by defeating the Strathroy Sonics. Back, left, coach Ron Ogg, Vicki Cubberly, Nancy
McRoberts. Centre, coach Steven Nickles, Marie Nickles, Noel Westlake, Cheryl Gricken, C
manager Carl Nickles. Front, Laura Lee Nkckles, Nancy Ogg, Aleatha Brown, Heather Smith,
Barbara Parnall,
ladies softball league Thursday
DeBlock, Sue Gricken and Pam
arol Nickles, Debbie Carty and
Sherry Nickles, Joan Foster and
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DOWN WE GO — Full back Norm Regier of the South Huron Senior Panthers had a fine
day Thursday as the black and red squad defeated Stratford Northwestern. Late in the se-
cond quarter Regier was p'ulled down from behind by a Northwestern tackler. T-A photo
territorial play as they out,
shot Mitchell by a 40-26
margin in the contest.
Scoring single tallies for
Exeter were Bryon Baker,
John Kernick, Preston
Dearing, Dave Atthill, Ed
Willis, Doug Brooks and
Mike Clark.