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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-02-04, Page 9Playoffs start tonight Midgets- win Shamrock title, pee wees near end The Exeter midgets wrapped up the Shamrock northern division league title, Wednesday, when they held St. Marys to a 4-4 tie on the latter's ice. The tie ended the schedule for both teams and gave Exeter the title by a single point. They ended up 13-3-4 and St. Marys was 13-4-3. However, the locals won't have much time to cherish the league title win. They'll face the same St. Marys crew in OMHA playoffs, with the first game scheduled in Exeter tonight (Wednesday) at 8:00 p.m. They'll go back to St. Marys for a Saturday contest and play in Exeter on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The locals were never headed in the Wednesday contest as St. Marys tied the count on three occasions, the last one with just over a minute Left in the fame. Mike Clark paced the Exeter attack with a pair of tallies, with the singles being fired by Dave Hayter and Jeff Rowe. Clark and Rowe added assists and also helping out on one goal each were Steve Prout, Dave Underwood, Randy Ford and Mark Vandergunst. Bantams lose twice The Exeter bantams were ousted from the Clinton tournament, Saturday, when they dropped a 3-0 decision to Kincardine. The winners went on to post a 4-0 win over Belle River, but were dumped 6-4 by Listowel in Sunday's "B" cham- pionship game. Wednesday night, the locals dropped a 3-2 decision to St. Marys in a Shamrock JACK FULLER Plumbing and Heating NO JOB TOO SMALL Specializing in Service Work, Repairs and Alternations Residential & Commercial EXETER 235.0684) game. The same two teams meet in the first round of OMHA playoffs with the series getting underway in St. Marys tonight. They return to Exeter for a 4:00 p.m. game, Saturday, and go back to St. Marys on Sunday. After spotting the home team a 1-0 lead in the first, Exeter came back in the early minutes of the third to take a 3-2 margin but couldn't hold on as the hosts scored twice late in the period to gain the victory. Darren Vandergunst and Brent Dawson scored for Exeter, with Mike Tiedeman picking up an assist on both tallies. Near elimination The Exeter pee wees will be facing elimination in the OMHA playoffs when they tackle St. Marys at the rec centre tonight (Wednesday). St. Marys scored a 7-5 win in Exeter, Saturday, and then won 5-2 on their home ice, Sunday, to take a two - game lead in their best -of - five playoff. However, Exeter gave a good account of themselves in both contests before being defeated. On Saturday, the locals pulled to within one goal with just over one minute to go in the game, but St. Marys popped the clincher with 44 seconds on the clock to stop the rally. 1'L° sem, HOCKEY FLASHBACK — The Seaforth Oldtimers will be in Exeter, Saturday night to meet the Exeter Mohawks in an exhibition game. The goalie for Seaforth will be Gar Baker wlio played with the Exeter Mohawks in the late 1950's. The above picture shows Baker guar ding the Mohawk net with the help of Red Loader. In the centre are Jim Russell and Bill Waghorn and at the right is Don Fletcher of the Lucan Irish. Sherwoods get two wins Three unanswered goals in the second period provided the difference as the Hensall Sherwoods edged the Cen- tralia College Saints 7-6 in South Huron hockey league play. More than ,half of the game scoring came in the first period as the Saints held a slim 4-3 lead. Dave Kinsman opened the Hensall scoring at 8.44 on passes from Rick Ingram and Jamie Caldwell and only 32 seconds later Ed Michniewicz tied the score for the College on a pass from Joe Boyle. Ken Varley shot Hensall back into the lead as he con- verted a pass from Dave Kinsman and then the Saints scored three time's on successful shots by Ken Vanos. Jim Coffey and Brian Shaw. In the dying moments of REDUCE YOUR INCOME TAX AN R.R.S.P. Could be the answer for you. For Income Averaging Annuity Quotations CALL NORM TAIT Gaiser • Kneale •Tait Life Insurance Agency Inc. Exeter 235-2420 Clinton 482-9747/Grand Berri :..38 8484 the first period, Jamie Caldwell hit for the Sherwoods on a power play with assists going to Gary Koehler and Lloyd Allen. Hitting the mark for the Sherwood in the middle frame were Jamie Caldwell, Greg Campbell and G. Davis. Murray Connolly and Rick Ingram each picked up two assists. The only Hensall score of the final period was fired by Dave Kinsman on a pass from Ken Varley. The Saints battled back on goals by Ed Michniewicz and Tim Breedon, but, fell one goal short of even terms. Hensall Sherwoods handed the Centralia College team a 10-5 defeat in South Huron intermediate hockey league play, Friday. L. Allan opened the scoring for Hensall in the first period. Goals by Rick Ingram, Terry Caldwell and a goal by Jamie Caldwell when both teams were playing a man short, gave Hensall a 4-0 lead in the first period. Four quick goals in the second period, by Ingram, Steve Knight, Caldwell and Taylor increased the Hensall lead. Ken Vanos opened the scoring for Centralia, half way through the second period, as Hensel' played a man short. Goals for Cen- tralia by Ed Michenicwicz, and again by Vanos finished the second at 8-3 for Hensall. Hensall started the third period with goals by Allan and J. Caldwell. Centralia replied with goals by Tim Breedom and Vanos. SHAMROCK MINOR HOCKEY Northern Division Novice W L T Pts St. Marys 14 1 0 28 Goderich 14 '5 2 24 Exeter 6 9 3 15 Lucan 4 10 4 12 Parkhill 1 11 5 7 Atom W L T Pts Goderich 14 3 2 30 Lucan 13 2 2 28 St. Marys 10 7 1 21 Parkhill 9 7 2, 20 Exeter 4 13 3 11 Ilderton 0 18 0 0 Pee wee W L T Pts Parkhill 15 2 0 30 St. Marys 11 4 0 22 Ilderton 8 10 2 18 Lucan 6 8 3 15 Goderich 6 9 2 14 Exeter 2 15 1 5 Bantam W L T Pts Parkhill 13 2 2 28 St. Marys 12 5 3 27 Ilderton 11 8 1 23 Lucan 6 10 2 14 Goderich 6 10 1 13 Exeter 1 14 3 5 Midget W l T Pts Exeter 13 3 4 30 St. Marys 13 4 3 29 Ilderton 11 7 1 23 Parkhill 9 9 2 20 Goderich 6 12 1 13 Lucan 1 17 1 3 Minor playoffs Wed.. Feb. 4 - St. Marys pee wees at Exeter 6:30 p.m - - St. Marys midgets of Exeter 800 p.m. – Exeter bantams at St. Marys 6:30 p m Sat., Feb. 7 -- St. Marys bantams at Exeter 4:00 p m — Exeter midgets at St. Marys 6:30 p.m. Sun., feb. 8 — Exeter pee wees of St. Marys 2:30 p.m. (if necessary) -- Exeter bantams of St. Marys 1:00 p.m. — St. Marys midgets at Exeter 7:30 p.m. Evil Eyes lead dart Larry Howatt, clerk at Zehrs Market Hwy. 83 8, 4, Exeter presents a Zehrs Save -A -Tape cheque for $269.31 to Mary Ellen Steckle, Activity Director of Queen Nursing Home whose organization redeemed $80,- 793.66 worth of Zehrs cash register tapes in order to purchase a Our sincere congratulations to all who participated in this very com- mendable project. Community involvement is important to you and you're important to us at Zehrs. 9 The Evil Eyes scored three points Friday night to mgg�ve back into a orte point lead'aT" the top of the standings in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. They now have 63 points while the Dottblers are in the runnerup spot with 62 points The Winkers are in third place with 80 points. This week's scores were: Sassenachs 4 Family Affair 1 1 Itchy Nitert 4 Last Chance 1 Outlaws 4 Rowdy Ones 1 Jaams 4 Canscotts 1 DR's 3 CB'ers 2 Winkers 3 Scotties 2 Out of Space 3 Shiphunters 2 Shiphunters 2 • EvilEyes 3 Doublers 2 Friday's schedule is as follows 8 p.m. Shiphunters vs DR's Out of Space vs CB'ers Outlaws vs Jaams Winkrts vs Doublers 9:30 p.m. Lnst Chance vs Sassenachs Itchy Niters vs Family Affair Canscotts vs Rowdy Ones Scotties vs Evil Eyes Sean Whiteford had two goals and two assists to lead the local attack. Ron Loucks, Bob Sims and Bryan Quinn had the singles. Quinn, Loucks and Sims added assists as did Ted Lawson and Tim Moore. Sunday's game saw St. Marys erupt for two goals in the third to post a 5-2 win. In their Shamrock game, Tuesday, the locals were beaten 6-3 by Ilderton. Sean Whiteford popped a pair and Jim Lewis notched the other. Ron Loucks, Bryan Quinn and Bob Sims had the assists. Atoms split The Exeter atoms split a pair of Shamrock games this weekend, posting an 11-2 win over Ilderton, Friday, and losing 6-2 to Lucan. Satur- day. Rob McKnight paced the attack in Ilderton with a hat trick while Steve Anderson and Jeff Rowe added a pair each. Singles were fired by Scott Boyd, Jeff Hannah, Steve Lingard and Jeff Dalrymple. Dayrymple added four assists and Anderson had three. Saturday, Exeter took a 1-0 lead and then led 2-1 in the second, but Lucan scored five times in the third to take the verdict. Steve Lingard and Jeff Dalrymple scored for Exeter with assists to Scott Boyd, Dalrymple and Steve Anderson. Tim Hayter and Terry Ouimet had a pair each for Lucan and the singles were notched by Mark Ouimet and Neil Rooney. Novice split The Exeter Waxers split a pair of weekend games, beating Seaforth 4-1 in an exhibition and then losing to Goderich 3-1 in a Shamrock contest at the rec centre, Sunday. In the win over Seaforth, netminder Jamie Bedard came within 23 seconds of posting a shutout in his first start, as Seaforth's lone goal came in the last minute of the contest. Steve Sillery, Tim Van - dam, David O'Connor and Alan Blommaert scored for Exeter, with assists going to Blommaert, Jim Ahrens, Shannon Hrudka and Craig Soldan. In Sunday's game, David Dalrymple gave Exeter a lead in the first, but Goderich roared back to post the win. Tim Vandam and Alan Blommaert picked up the assists on the lone Exeter goal. District bowlers to help Big Brothers Area bowlers are doing their thing to help the South Huron Big Brother Association raise funds. Members of the ladies' and men's bowling leagues in Exeter and Zurich are seeking pledges from sponsors for one game during regular play in the week of February 8-15. Jim Chapman, president of the local Big Brother Association, said that, "support from the bowlers has been terrific. They really want to help." Funds for Big Brothers are used mainly for printing and advertising, training sessions, screening and matching interviews and "outings" for Little and Big Brothers. In addition to the league bowlers Chapman noted that Tony Bedard, Town and Country Lanes in Zurich, has offered his facilities for a special bowl-a-thon "We hope to have 30 or more "celebrity" bowlers try their luck at bowling for big brothers. Now all we need is a willing sponsoring public." The Big Brother Association provides male companions for boys in fatherless homes who need a special friend. The Association hopes to expand to have a Big Sister com- ponent as well. 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