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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-04-01, Page 9SIGN FOR T -BALL — A large number of Stephen township youngsters registered for the summer ball program Wednesday night. Signing for t -ball with Wilmar Wein are Scott Hodgins and Anthony Glavin. T -A photo HURON PARK NOVICE — Shown with trainer Bob Rook (left), coach Ian Russell, and manager Larry Gibson, are: (back row, from left) Colin Insley, Kevin Fick, Dean Pfaff, Jamie Tomes, Steve DuBarry, Scott Russell, Brett Lammie, Cathie Gage and Chris Fdran; (front, from left) Dwayne Myres, Doug Jones, Greg Clarke, Bill McGrath, Aaron Caissie, Shane Pfaff and Peter Gibson. The team was competing in the tournament in Zurich, Saturday. Times -Advocate, April 1, 1981 Page 9 Buckeyes eliminate College Saints The Zurich Buckeyes edg- ed the Centralia College Saints 5-4 Monday night to advance to the South Huron BOWLING Mens 8 8th R Dickey 618 PE P McFalls 702 YW J Cleave 599 TM A Eveleigh 78.5 BS R Schroeder 692 TR G Rechnie 634 Ladies Tuesday Night 4 53 5 60 2 52 3 48 4 47 3 13 RO V Flynn 600 5100 SP I Browning 592 2 60 FID R Durand 686 7141 BU S Kingma 484 0 35 MM LLatulipppe617 4120 BB N Cock wilI 598 3116 PK F Shaw 527 2 56 TB PCrawford 569 5104 PP C Moore 585 5108 JS M Del ne 519 266 WH M Skinner 590 2101 LB L Farquhar 714 5116 Wed. Morning Ladies 3 R Berends 5 E Rannie 4 G Drummond 1 M Lovell 2 A Wilson Senior Citizens I Davis C Hendy B Etherington J McDougall C Down E Caldwell Pee Wees T1 M Russell 104 M Kingma 104 BE M Van Belle 93 FL PE WI SP PU BU HA ST BO Juniors S Skinner 338 C Koos, 223 B McDonald 254 J Steuer 267 Seniors B McDonald 423 J Straughan 335 S Varlet' 398 C Webber 360 J Dickey 278 519 503 523 409 562 355 439 330 246 325 333 2 27 1 18 6 91 4 63 4 82 7 79 4 98 8120 11 123 4 98 4 95 LEGION BOWLERS ADVANCE — A ladies team from the Exeter Legion has advanced to the Ontario Command bowling playoffs after winning at the zone and district level. From the left are Esther Hillman, Linda Webber, Elsie McDonald, Lenore latullipe, Dawn Murray and Shirley Smith. T -A photo Doublers lead dart league The Doublers have ex- tended their first place lead in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league to six points. The leaders have a total of 90 points while the Itchy Niters are in second spot with 84 points and the Evil Eyes are third at 82 points. Close behind in fourth place with 81 points are the Winkers while the Family Affair and Last Chance are next with 74 points a piece. This week's scores were: Watch next week's paper for details about our annual I SWIMMING POOL CLINIC NOW OFFERINGALL 0 � POOL CHEMICALS 1 O F ACCESSORIES See us for your BICYCLE NEEDS • Large Selection in stock service • Complete repair JERRY MacLEAN & SON AUTO & SPORTS Ltd. If ('` PO ( \ OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS sm.BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDIY 10 Exeter 235-0800 Scotties 5 Jaams 0 Shiphunters 4 Last Chance 1 Winkers 4 DR's 1 Sassenachs 4 Canscotts 1 Doublers 4 Rowdy Ones 1 Out of Space 3 Evil Eyes 2 Family Affair 3 CB'ers 2 Itchy Niters 3 Outlaws 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. DR's vs Out of Space Evil Eyes vs Winkers Last Chance vs CB'ers Rowdy Ones vs Scotties 9:30 Doublers vs Jaams Sassenachs vs Itchy Niters Family Affair vs Shiphun- ters Canscotts vs Outlaws intermediate hockey league championship round. The Buckeyes will now meet the Hensall Sherwoods in a best -of -seven series to decide the trophy winner. The Buckeyes are defending champions. The first game of the final will be played in lfensall Thursday night with the se- cond contest slated for the Zurich arena at 2 p.m. Sun- day afternoon. Three straight goals in the third period allowed the Buckeyes to pull out Mon- day's win by a 5-4 score and advance to the finals. The Saints took an early l'ad wifh the only two goals of the first period. Wayne Kibler converted a pass from Randy Johnston to put the Saints on the scoreboard .at 17.10 of the first period. Only a minute later Joe Boyle out the College team two goals in front as he com- pleted a three-way passing combination with Dave McFadden and Ed Michniewicz. In the second frame. Gerald Weido notched the first Zurich goal on passes from Kerry Bedard and Kim McKinnon at 7.02. It took the Saints only two minutes to get that goal back as EdMichniewiczregistered on a three-way effort with Ken Vanos and Joe Boyle. Near the midway mark of the period, Kris Bedard cut the Zurich deficit to a single goal as he scored on a pass from Gerald Weido. The Buckeyes tied the score at 4.14 of the final period on a successful shot by captain John Graham. Steve Bedour assisted. Kerry Bedard scored on an unassisted effort at 14.45 to put the Zurich club ahead for the first time and with less than four minutes left, Ran- dy McKinnon fired what proved to be the winning goal on a pass from Rick Schilbe. The Saints put on the The Buckeyes took a two games to one lead in the series with a 5-3 victory at the Stephen township arena, Thursday night. Most of the scoring came in the third period after the Saints scored in the first period and the Buckeyes tied the count in the middle frame. The only goal of the first 20 minutes of play came from the stick of Ed Michniewicz of the College on a pass from Ken Vanos at 7:49. The Buckeyes got back on even terms at the midway point of the second period on a successful shot by Randy McKinnon on a pass from Steve Bedour. The score remained tied until 8:12 of the final session when Kim McKinnon fired a shot into the Centralia net on a power play attempt with pressure in the last couple of assists going to John minutes, but, could only Graham and Rick Schilbe. come up with one goal. It Captain John Graham came from the stick of cap- upped the Buckeyes lead to tain Ken Vanos on passes two goals as tallied on an from Ed Michniewicz and unassisted effort at the Wayne Kibler with only 26 halfway point of the period. seconds left. Another Zurich power play Home team victorious in novice tournament A dramatic game ending shoot-out between novice players from Zurich and Strathroy was the highlight of the Zurich novice tour- nament, Saturday. In the B (consolation) final game, a ten minute overtime period failed to break a 3-3 tie. After a five player shoot- out, Zurich had defeated Strathroy 5-3. Zurich had opened the scoring in the second period off a goal by Dale Miller, assisted by Wade Suplat. Strathroy tied it up in the third, but Zurich fired in two quick goals near the half way point to lead 3-1. Bob Van- derworp and Paul Deichert scored for Zurich. As the third period was winding down, Strathroy tied the game and sent it into overtime. After a scoreless overtime, tension was running high as the shoot-out began The first two players from both teams missed, but Zltrich's third shooter, Terry Hoffman, added another unanswered point Then the fourth players headed towards the nets. The Strathroy player bounced one off goalie Stephen Schantz's pads, but Zurich's Dale Miller had scored the winning goal. With only one player left to shoot, Strathroy couldn't overcome Zurich's two goal lead. Zurich won the B final 5-3. The A final was won by Clinton, after defeating an Elma Logan team 1-0. The first round saw Clinton defeat Ilensall 3-0, Friday night. The second first round game was also Friday night. Huron Park defeated Zurich 3 - 2 . Jason Schilbe, assisted by Paul Deichert and Dale Miller; and Paul Dichert scored for Zurich, Steve Dubarry scored three times for Huron Park, once assisted by Colin Insley. Huron Park went on to be defeated on the A side by Clinton, 3-2. pening tnew mdall� business See Uur Stratford Office Representatives BILL SCHUTZ AND/OR BOB PEARCE Ai: The Devon Building, Main Street, Exeter ON: The 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month (Next Visit Date: April 7th) It you require financing 10 start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or 11 you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS Of BANK For an appointment or further information on the Bank's services call 271-5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario. Steve DuBarry scored once and assisted Kevin Fick's goal for Huron Park. DuBarry was named most valuable player for Huron Park's second round game. On the B side, a goal by Zurich's Bob Vandeworp, assisted by Justin Scott, won Vandeworp the most valuable player award, and Zurich the game. Hensall was defeated 1-0. John Rooseboom was most valuable player for Hensall. III Other first round games saw Elma Logan defeat Strathroy 3-1 and Watford beat Blyth 1-0. Elma Logan beat Watford 3-0 and moved to the A final against Clinton. Strathroy beat Blyth 4-2, before meeting Zurich in the B final game. Trophies were awarded to the A and B champions, and the most valuable players from the second round games. 11111 Ill NI NB Ell VTPRO REPAIR SERVICE We'll make your car LOOK LIKE NEW CALL TODAY 1 1 1 1 1 HUNTER-DUVAR Auto-bod Y Call 229-8945 evenings call 235-17471 No Ns ma so es me es so IN us us CO.O was successful at 14:43 with Pat Bedard being the marksman on a play started by Jeff O'Brien and Gerald Weido. The fifth Zurich goal of the game came one minute later as Graham converted a pass from Schilbe. Down by four goals, the Saints tried a last minute rally, but, fell two goals short. Ken Vanos scored on a solo dash for CCAT with 58 seconds left and Joe Boyle was successful only 12 seconds later on a play set up by Ken Vanos and Ed Michniewicz. WE KNOW YOU CARE. SHOW YOU CARE. Easter Seal Kids really need your help. 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