The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-11-12, Page 12Scoit's Leatlior & • Tack Shop 120 Sanders W, Exeter, Oat 235-0694. (• • Boulet Western Boots Stetson Hats Lee Boot Cut Jeans & Jackets Western Shirts & Belts Riding Equipment ' Horse Health Centre Down Filled Jackets & Veits For Riding or Skiing McL4od- and Bob' Thoman gave Parkhill a 2-0 first period lead.. The Mohawks battled back with a second period score and another _goal midway through Ptheiltial period. Luke: ,Gagnon was the marksman fpr both Exeter goals. Mike Anstett assisted on the first goal and Dan Webb and Bill Van Bergen provided the passes for the second., .Details of the Mohawks loss to the Centralia Marauders, appear elsewhere on these pages. A young fellow with money to burn is sure to meet his match. AUCTION-1 Approximately 100 :SNOWMOBILES: MOWERS :MOTORCYCLES: Sate Nov. 15 , 10 aern. at Country Corners Mount Carmel If you wish to auction your motor- cycle or snowmobile Call Now or Come In By Nov. 14 coriNTRY MT. CARMEL 237-3456 I E R STORES Open 10 - 10, Mon. - Sat. Noton - 6 Sunday MN 1111 MN 1 jACK FULLER Plumbing and Heating' 'NO JOB TOO SMALL Specializing in Service Work, Repairs and Alternations ' Residential & Commercial EXETER 235-0684 SHHL Centralia Marauders vs Exeter Mohawki Thurs., Nov. 13 8:30 Centralia Marauders vs Goderich Bedford Flyers Thurs., Nov. 20 8:30 STEPHEN TWP. ARENA HURON PARK Hodge Electric is a Marauders Supporter The Exeter Hawks finally bit the win column this week, not once but twice, and added a tie to get five points out of possible eight to move into ..04 undisputed hold on Don 't Forget To Feed The Birds Save On Feeds and Feeders During Our Annual November SALE Round 1399 Bird Feeder ••• Sunflower Round seed silo dispenses Seed any kind of seed without spilling. Resists squirrels. The ideal feed for cardinals Refills easily. Lock-on top. and bluejays. . .270-393 With tray . ..... 594-886 270-394 50 lb. ea. $17.19 Bird 1 099 Feeder I Oa e Barn-style feeder of rustic ing. Brass hardware and red wood. Entire ridge of quality assembly. Holds 5 roof removes for easy till- lb. of seed. 594-885 BIRD FEED IN BULK FOR GREATER SAVINGS EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP 235-2081 GOO V 25 IL lag Eirow.covemccracccolconcig qtai: Sig qtge t4: ctiz 04. "The Family Sports Store" ri Dealing Exclusively In Sports" n 's .,Veekly Tip "Countdown Too Christmas * Gift Ideas * This Week's Special CARLTON 4.5 BADMINTON RACQUETS AVE 20 VISIT OUR CHRISTMAS ANNEX. IN CENTRE MALL There's plenty of . gift ideas for everyone on your list • GIFT WRAPPING • APPLIANCES • CHRISTMAS • GAS BARBECUES, TREES • WORK MATES and *CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS TAPES & • TOBOGGANS RECORDS • SLEIGHS • GIFTWARE FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES • Glass Doors • Grates • Screens • Tools • Log Holders • Etc. Plenty of Parking at Rear of Mall SAVE 'mei,. UP TO od/V LP on Reconditioned SOUND EQUIPMENT Backed by Canadian Tire full guarantee Exeter 235-0160 444 Main St. aumninn TIRE We're making Christmas Shopping easier for you. umnoinn TIRE' ... at both our main store and our new Christmas Annex Be Sure You Enter Our CHRISTMAS DRAW Any' purchase entitles you to enter our Christmas Draw. Just deposit the coupon in the box at either the main store or the annex. Draw will be made Dec. 24 at 3 p.m. Name Address Phone • FIRST PRIZE- Gas Barbecue valued at $229 SECOND PRIZE- Black & Decker Standard Workmate valued dt $69 CLIP AND ENTER ml Mohawks lose twice third place in the northern grouping of the Western Junior "D" loop, After firopping a one-goal decision to Mitchell on Tuesday, the Hawks battled Bothwell to a 7-7 draw on the latter's ice the following night, beat Tavistock at the rec centre on Friday and downed Tharnesford in a Sunday night clash. The locals now ,have six points, three less than the second place Lucan Irish and tWo more than Tavistock. Seaford) brings up the rear with three points. However, both Tavistock and Seaforth have two games in hand over the. Hawks. Exeter will face a tough test tonight (Wednesday) when they travel to' Belmont to tackle the rough and tumble Bombers, who have yet to lose a game. The defending OHA champs have won eight straight. Friday night, the Hawks host the Irish and will get a chance to move in on the second place spot in the loop and they complete another busy week when they host Tavistock in a rare Sunday afternoon game at the rec JUNIOR `1::1'' Hockey SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Fri., Nov. 14 8:30..p.m. Lucan vs Exeter Hawk's Sun., Nov. 16 2:00 p. m. Tavistock vs • Exeter Hawks centre. Game time for that contest is M1 p.m. Clipped by Mitchell Although losing by a 5-4 count in Mitchell, l'uesday, the local Hawks showed signs of the form which had fans optimistic at the outset of the season. Perhaps more than coincidentally, it marked the return to the lineup of Randy Parsons,, who sat out last year with a knee injury, Parstms made his presence felt with his usual determined checking and he contributed one goal and an, assist in the losing cause, Mitchell opened the scoring and were never headed, although Exeter rebounded to tie the game on two occasions. The game was knotted at 4-4 as Preston Dearing scored at the 7:44 mark of the final frame; but the home team came back in just over a minute to get the winner then they jumped on an errant clearing play by the Exeter defence. Adding goals in addition to Parsons and Dearing were Ken Varley and Bryan Baker. Brian Mercer •helped out on two goals and ,single assists went to Dearing, Parsons, Varley, Doug Brooks and Dave Atthill. Two Exeter goals came on power plays and Mitchell replied with one in a game that saw 21 penalties, 11 to the home team. Steve Wells recorded 27 stops for Exeter and Mike MacDonald turned aside 38 at the other end as the locals enjoyed a slight margin in territorial play. Pena Ity filled Bothwell Barons out- scored the Hawks 3-1 in the Bowling Mens A C4 A Finlayson 758 7 49 OB J Fuller 731 7 39 RO J Bell 770 7 31 OP M Pepper 587 4 29 SU H Holtzman 673 5 29 1167 C Edwards 653 4 26 CB W Edwards 655 0 24 SP L Hodgins 690 0 22 IN D Brintnell 647 3 18 OE T Murch 689 2 18 CM K Dewan 742 3 7 HB B Chadwick 555 0 2 Mons Wed. 8th D itarvey 893 7 40 TM D Heywood 685 0 21 PE H Chappel 663 5 32 TR G Ramsay 601 2 18 BS B Barnes 689 3 19 YW A Cleave 688 4 38 o Ladies Tuesday BU S Kingma 474 2 18 JS M Bridges 508 5 16 LB M Relouw 50 " 0 36 PP S Brintnell 569 7 50 HD P Hunter Devar 583 5 54 MM G Farquhar 660 2 44 BB B Sangster 717 5 30 PK J Frayne 559 2 22 WH B Stewart 590 2 29 SP M Averill 610 5 27 TB N Jones 603 5 34 RO G Fuller 528 2 43 final frame on their home ice, Wednesday, to post a 7.7 tie in a penalty filled contest. The Barons sat out 22 penalties, while the Hawks had 17, the majority being double penalties that left both teams even on the ice. Randy Parsons paced the. Exeter attack with a hat trick performance, while adding, singles were Dave Atthill: Ken Varley, Pete Rickey and Dave Come. Although he allowed seven goals, Hawks netminder Rich Fletcher was credited with 58 saves, while Kevin Redford had only 32 for Bothwell. Leading the Hawks in the assist department were Parsons, Couse, Atthill, Rick Lindenfield and Ed Willis The Exeter Mohawks dropped two decisions this week in the South Huron intermediate hockey league, but, in each instance had battled back from two goal' deficits to tie the score before their opponents scored the game winning goals. Thursday night in Exeter, the Mohawks were edged 5-4 by the Centralia Marauders and Sunday night they were on the short end of a 3-2 count to the North Middlesex Merchants of Parkhill. In Parkhill Sunday night, Gary McLeod scored the winning goal for the MeiY chants with only one minute and 43 seconds remaining in the third period. Goals by a pair of assists as did Dave Coco% while helping Out on one each were Varley; Doug Brooks,, Ron Bilcke, Randy Parsons .and. Brad Taylor, Steve Wells recorded 33 saves in picking up the win hi the nets, while Paul. Seebock also turned aside 33 for the Braves in a game that saw the visitors pick up 10 penalties and nine by the Hawks. Blast Trojans , The Hawks pushed their winning streak to two straight' when they came home with a decisive 8-3 Win from Thamesford, Sunday, They scored four power play goals, two in the final frame when they pulled the game out of reach with a four-goal outburst. Ken. Varley was a two-goal man for the Hawks, while picking up single tallies were Pet Tuckeys Bill Glover,.• Brad Taylor, Doug Brooks, Randy Parsons and Larry Dawson„ Captain Brian Mercer and Tuckey led the assist parade with three each, while Dan Bell had a pair. Helping on one were Brooks, Parsons, Taylor and Varley. Rich Fletcher chalked "up his, first win of the season and recorded 32 saves, while the Tharnesford netminder handled 45 snccessfully in addition to the eight which eluded him. Thamesford picked up 13 minors, compared to the seven by the Hawks'. a • - Page 12 Times-Advocatft, NovemWO 12, 1909 Move into Nrd.plgce Hawks ho in column for first time this season with two each, Picking, up singles were Doug Brooks, , Brian. Mercer and Larry' Dawson. . Clip Braves Local fens had their first taste of victory Friday, when the Hawks moved out of the cellar with a 7-5 win over Tavistock. They trailed 2-1 after the first, but opened up a one- goal margin in the second and added another goal to that margin in the final period. Jeff Fuller and Brian Mercer' paced the attack with two goals each, with singles coming off the sticks of Bill Glover, Preston Dearing and Ken Varley. Mercer and Glover added COWGIRLS AWARDS — Trophies were presented to the top performers on the Crediion, Cowgirl, district ladies fastball champs .recently. From the left are most sportsmanlike Fay Hayter, most improved Kate' Steeper and the most valuable players (pitchers) Merna Scdtt and Deb Lord. T-A photo Sport Peri (kw si DAILY 9-6 FRIDAYS TILL 9 t qiiZ 282 Main St. S. Exeter 235-1314 e'7. 54:044a0404&1444*Cilitna