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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-01-05, Page 9467 Maki St, Exator, Ont, NOM 160 (519) 236-0173 4 SPONSOR ANDCHAMPIONPLAYERS— The Exeter Co -Op juveniles won the Ontario Baseball Association juvenile "D" championship in 1982. At a recent awards presentation John Oke of the sponsoring Exeter and District Co -Operative is shown with the trophy and players Kevin Hern, Dave Atthill, Jeff Fuller and Joe Becker and manager Bruce Shaw and coach Joe Fulop. Winter Golf Prices Prices in effect until Jan. 20th 1983 These prices are below last years summer rates. Man '175.00 Family (children up to Ladies '95.00 and including 18) Junior '85.00 '300.00 Husband and Wife.. Man and Junior '265.00 '255.00 Tracking Fee (Golf Cart) This fee will be the same as the man's member- ship '175.00 until January 20th, 1983 Alternate Method A. fee of $1.50 per person per 9 holes 11..deD PHONE 235-0707 t1I1IUflGRS It pays to convert to a natural gas ..�ntalyuater heater anytime. Before January 31, it also pays up to $140. For complete details, call The Gas Line today: 1-800-265-0562 (toll free). We're bringing home the future. Second in Parkhill tourney Boys basketball teamready South Huron's senior boys bbsketball team are prepared and confident for their league games .after last week's Marauder Classic in Parkhill where they placed second, losing the final garue to Sar- niaSt. Clair 46-33.. Their ability wilt be tested as they meet Stratford Cen- tral at home Friday night. Parkhill's annual holiday tournament this year was structured differently. The Panthers were defeated in their first game, again by Sarnia 47-39, yet were still able to qualify for the finals by winning all 'their other games. ,This achievement was an improvement over last year's performance when South Huron was defeated in the semi-finals . of the Marauder tournament: After losing to St. Clair in their opening game Tuesday, where short yet quick Kevin Parsons scoredl7points,South Huron demolished 1• uron- Perth competitors from Listowel 58-37. The whole team contributed to the win with John Mol and TOWN HONOURS BALL CHAMPS -- Members of the Exeter Co -Op Ontario Champion juvenile baseball team recently received plaques from the Town of Exeter. Abotie,‘reeve Bill Mickle and deputy -reeve Lossy Fuller make the presentations to Clendon Coombs, Steve Pearce, Dave Bogart and Brian Rader. T -A photo ONTARIO PLAQUE FOR JUVENILE CHAMPS — Huron -Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell recently presented Pro- vince of Ontario scrolls to members of the Exeter Co -Op juveniles, Ontario champions for 1982. Accepting the awards are Bruce Shaw, Brion Mercer, Brian Horner, Dave Robinson and Al Gaiser. T -A photo Atoms win Silver Stick consolation The Exeter Atoms captured the 'B' Consolation champion- ship in Silver Stick tourna- ment action in Forest on New - Year's Day wi;tla 7-4 victory-. - over Listowel. The win followed an open- ing day loss to Ridgetown 5-3 and a win over Lambeth 3-0. In the final, Exeter explod- ed for six third period goals in a• thrilling comeback win after falling behind 3-1 by the end of the second period. :- Haden Tinney scored the first goal for Exeter on an unassisted effort. The locals came out flying Irish solid in 'D' second place The Lucan Irish gained three points in two games in the OHA Junior "D" northern division this week to con- solidate their hold on second place in the standings. The Irish have 38 points, four behind the Tavistock Braves and 13 ahead of the third place Thedford Browns. Tuesday night in Seaforth the Irish and Centennaires played to a 4-4 draw and Wednesday on home ice the Irish edged the Exeter Hawks 8-6. The irish were at home to Seaforth for a return contest last night, Wednesday and this weekend will be par - Exeter Hawks 6th Annual 'Jr. 'D' Tournament South Huron Recreation Centre (Exeter) January 8 and 9, Saturday, .January 8 Game 1 - 12:00 Noon - Lucan Irish vs St. George Lions Game 2 - 2:30 pim. - Exeter Hawks vs Grand Valley Game 3 - 5:00 p.m. - Tavistock Braves vs Port Dover Game 4 - 7:30 p.m. - Thedford Browns vs Thamesford Sunday, January 9 Semi Finals Game 5 - 12:00 Noon - Winner of game 1 vs Winner game 2 Game 6 - 2:30 p.m. - Winner of game 3 vs Winner game 4 Final 8 p.m. Winner of game 5 vs Winner game 6 ticipating in the annual Ex- eter Hawks junior touran- ment at the South Huron Rec Centre. In Tuesday's tie in Seaforth, Jeff Skinner registered the only Lucan goal of the first period on a three-way combination with Mark Thomson and Doug Latta. John Medd scored the se- cond Irish goal on passes from Randy Turner and Dave Egan and captain Paul Wraith hit on a power play with assists going to Mark Thomson and Jamie Shipley. Steve Glenn completed the Lucan scoring in the final 20 minutes on a play set up by Doug Latta and Jeff Skinner. Juvenile club breaks even The Exeter CTC juveniles split a pair of Shamrock league tilts at the rec centre this week; beating Dorchester 3-2 on Wednesday and losing by the same verdict to Strathroythefollowing night. F:xeter.opened the scoring against Dorchester when Bob Rook out -raced a defender for a puck and skated behind the net and came out in front to dent the twine on a short- handed effort. Dorchester then scored a pair, but Eric Tadgell potted two in the final five minutes to pull Exeter into the win. Picking up assists on the three goals were Brent Dawson, Steve Batten, Rook and lan Munroe. On Thursday, Exeter again opened the scoring when Rook connected on a short- handed play in the first, but Strathroy came back to knot the count in the Same period and added two quick tallies mid -way through the third. Eric 'Tadgell scored with three minutes to go, hut the locals couldn't get the equalizer. Picking up assists on the second Exeter goal were Christ Van Gerwen and Brian Blackburn. Both games were nn the chippy side with a continual flow of players to.the penalty box. The Exeter crew will be at home to St. Marys this Friday at 8:00 p.m. in the third period as Shannon Hrudka scored from Rob McLelland and Tim Van Dam evened the score on an assist from Todd•ALeCann. David O'Connor then went to work scoring on assists from McLelland and Mark Burton, setting up Van Dam for the fifth and then, after Listowel scored with their goaltender off for a sixth at- tacker, he scored two empty net goals to put the game away. Dave Dalrymple and McLelland drew assists on the final goals. Steve Sillery was solid in goal as he made several fine saves particularly in the first period to keep the game close. In the opening game Hrudka gave Exeter a first- period irstperiod lead assisted by Dalyrmple before Ridgetown tied it up with a second period ¢oat. Jamie Bedard scored in the third but Ridgetown scored three quick goals late in the period before Jason Hern with help from McLelland replied for Exeter. Ridgetown added a late goal to round out the scoring. - The 3-0 victory over Lambeth was a total team ef- fort as Sillery recorded the shutout. McLelland and Alan Blommaert scored on unassisted efforts and Van Dam connected on assists from McCann and Bedard. Mohawks get win in resounding style The Exeter Mohawks on the strength of five point perfor- mances from Dave Robinson, Brad Taylor and Dave Bogart handily defeated the Rostock Roosters 14-4 in South Huron intermediate hockey leage play, Tuesday night. The Mohawks with a 10 wins and two losses record along with one tie will host the league leading Hensall Sher - woods at the South Huron Rec Centre tonight, Thursday. All scoring was confined to the first two periods of the game with the exception of the fourth Rostock goal. The game was only four minutes old when Brad Taylor notched the first Ex- eter goal on a three-way effort with Brian Mercer and Dave Bogart. Bogart was next to hit the scoring column on passes_ from Brad Taylor and Barry Baynham followed by Brian Mercer with passing help from Bogart and Taylor. Doug Fletcher converted a pass from Brad Daters to ac- count -for the fourth Exeter goal and Dave Robinson followed with two successful shots. Getting assists were Jeff Fuller, Dave Atthill and Brad Taylor. The seventh first period Ex- eter marker came from the stick of Jeff Fuller on a pass from ' defenceman Jim Guenther. In the second period, Dave Robinson scored on an unassisted effort at 3:28 and a minute later Dave Bogart registered. on a pass from Dave.Atthill. Next to put the puck into the Rostock net was Luc Gagnon as he completed a three-way combination with Brad' Taylor and Dave Robinson. Taking care of the balance of the Mohawks scoring with one goal each were Brad Daters, Jeff Fuller, Dave. ,Bogart and Brian Mercer. Proyiding assists were Rick Lindenfield, Dave Robinson, Doug Fletcher, l3rian Mercer, Dave Atthill and Jim Guenther. Sherwoods win over St. Marys The Ilensall Sherwoods scored a 6-2 victory over St. Marys Tuesday night in South Huron hockey league action at the St. Marys arena. All of the game scoring came in the first two periods of play as the Sherwoods led 2-1 after the first period and increased their winning margin in the second 20 minutes. In the first period Jamie Caldwell scored both Hensall goals. The first came on a pass from Ken Varley and Gary Koehler provided the assist on the second. Joe Pen- nachetti was the lone St. Marys marksman. Ken Varley fired two suc- cessful shots in the second period for the Sherwoods and Jamie Caldwell completed his hat trick performance while captain Dave Kinsman notch- ed one goal. Jamie Caldwell assisted on two goals to increase his game point total to five while Kinsman, Varley and Allan Taylor each helped set up one score. The final St. Marys goal was chalked up by Dan Graham. The Sherwoods currently in first place in the league stan- dings with only one defeat to date will be the South Huron Rec Centre tonight, Thursday to meet the Exeter Mohawks. The Mohawks have lost only two games. John McAllister leading scor- ing with 16 and 14 points respectively. Mol highlighted the games when the 6'4" cen- tre dunked the ball. The tournament continued Wednesday as Exeter met the host team. Parkhill had nar- rowly defeated South Huron earlier in the season but Ex- eter demonstrated their, in coach O'Rourke's words "gradual improvement". The Panthers walloped the Marauders 53-36. The score was equally im- pressive against Montcalm of London. John McAllister's score was an impressive 21 points to make the final score 57-37 for South Huron. Steve Merner injured his foot itlrthis game and will be uanble to play for several weeks. In their third game of the day in a gruelling two-day tournament, South Huron again lost to St. Clair, by a bigger margin in the final. Many players felt they could have beaten Sarnia but O'Rourke was forced to overplay his starting five and perhaps exhaustion took its toll. John Mol had 12 points in this final game. O'Rourke was pleased with his team's showing at' the Parkhill tournament and feels they are steadily improving as they moved into the regular season. After their pre -Christmas loss to Mitchell the seniors are eager to score a win in Huron -Perth play. They will have their chance as Strat- ford Central comes to Exeter Friday night at 8:00 p.m. and O'Rourke "plans ..on winning." ' • Last year's team was able to . defeat Central, so O'Rourke is quite confident of this game's outcome. Exeter will have to prepare for the tougher opposition of Strat- ford Northwestern as it strives for a playoff and semi- final spot. South Huron's midget and junior teams also host Strat- ford Central teams, this Fri- day night. Both gaes are at 6:30, the midgets play in the school's old gym and the . junior game is in the new gymnasium. Times -Advocate, January 5, 1983 Page 9 5760.1 You don't have to be`Top 500" to get the same kind of health coverage. A Blue C.H.I.P Package is for groups of 3 or more. 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