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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-01-12, Page 21• faff wins in Thedford Pfaff Electric of Exeter took home the 'B' champion - hip in a Thedford hockey rnament on the weekend winning three straight games after losing their opener in a shootout to Seaforth who met Arkona in the 'A' ee wees lose in Legion tourney The Exeter Legion pee ees gained an even split in mrock hockey league play isweek and dropped a close 4-2 decision in a Legion tour- nament in Ripley. Wednesday the Exeter club dropped a 10-2 decision to Goderich and Friday it was a 3-1 victory over Parkhill. In the Ripley event the locals lost 4-2 to Kincardine. Scoring for Exeter in the Legion tourney were Shawn Forsythe on passesfrom Tom Rolph and Jeff Dalrymple and Jon O'Connor with pass- ing help from Jeff Chipchase. In the loss to Goderich cap- tain Jon O'Connor scored on an unassisted effort for Ex- eter and Shawn Forsythe con- verted a pass from Doug Clark. One goal each period allow- ed the pee weeks to win over Parkhill. In the opening period Steve Lingardhit on a three way ef- fort with Jeff Rowe and Jon O'Connor.. Steve Anderson finished off a three-way com- bination with Rob McKnight and Jeff Kints in the middle frame and counted on a solo dash in the final frame. In a Monday night game, the pee wees were on the short end of a 5-3 score to Strathroy. The first Exeter goal late in the second period came from the stick of Tom Rolph with Jeff Dalrymple and Doug Clark providing the passes. Early in the this'd period, Steve Anderson hit the Strathroy net on a play started by Dalrymple and Jeff Hannah and late in the game Steve .Lingard registered with assists,going to captain Jon O'Connor and Jeff Rowe. LOSE WEIGHT NATURALLY THROUGH THE AMAZING MAGIC OF NATURAL HERBS A fabulous 4rstep plan to help you lose those excess pounds. If you've been looking for a safe and effective way to lose weight, this is it. 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Brian ' Campbell's breakaway goal was. the dif- ference as Pfaffs won 2-1. Brian. Hodgins scored the other goal for Pfaffs. This put the Exeter team in the semifinals against the strong Thedford Raiders team. The line of Preston Dear- ing, Don McKellarand Doug Brooks were the big guns as Dearing and Brooks each scored two goals. Brooks fired the winner. Sunday, Pfaff's were never behind as they posted a 5-2 win. Preston Dearing again had 2 goals including the win- ner. Ken Pinder, Don McKellar and Fred Campbell notched the others. Strong netmindingby Pete arsons and strong work locking shots by Jim 'Al' Barnes were big factors in the victory. Other members of the win- ning team are Jim 'Eli' Pfaff. Steve 'Sumo' Pfaff, Ron 'Crusher' Bilcke, Lloyd 'Rags' Mathers, and Dennis 'Mad Dog' Bierling. Pfaff's 'Sweat Hogs' took home $300 for their victory. They were coached to the win by Gary 'Bear' Penhale. Tuesday Ladies HD B. Hearn 676 • 7 89 CP L. Latulippe 666 7 82 PP P. Haugh 554 0 83 GT N. Dowson 662 0 61 TA A. Hunter 508 5 51 SP V. Lavier 583 2 43 AC J. Steele 503 2 54 Wil A. Zachar 633 5 67 YW I. Browning 559 4 51 RR D. Daters 598 7 57 RU C. Masnica 664 3 . 27 • Friday Mixed LO H. Smith 659 7" 7612 SC H. Faber 745 5 55 CH C. Murray 537 5 80 OC C. Wurm 726 7 82 NO B. Lawrence 582 0 50 C8 B. Hogarth 720 2 62 PT R. Luther 516 2 37 HH R. Mathers 658 7 67 MT R. Lavier 597 0 47 Anstett Jewellers announces winner .of Honeymoon •Trip contest Town of Clinton Mayer Chester Archibald draws the winning ticket in An tett Jeweller's Honeymoon Trip ronte't. The draw was made from • box containing entries from all An• %tett locations -Clinton. Mrafnrth. R'alkrrton. Exetr, and St. Marys. Jim Ansett. left, manager of AnalMt Jewellers Walkerton, and David Anstett, right, president of Anstett Jewellers, congratulate Doug Fallis of Walkerton, winner of AnMett's company•wide Honeymoon Trip contest. With a total value of 61,900., Doug's trip include* airfare for Iwo to Cancun Mexico. 1 days and 7 night.' accommodation, and spending money. - .410 A CHAMPION FACEOFF -- Ron Bogart who organiz- ed the fir, t Exeter Hawks junior tournament six years ago dropped the puc'for the final game Sunday night between Paul Albrecht of the Tavistock Braves and Mur- ray Hunter of the champion Grand Valley Harvesters. Volleyball starts South Huron's girls volleyball teams used their first league games of last Wednesday at Mitchell as ex- perimental practices. The junior team lost all four of their games to St. Marys and Clinton. Playing senior teams from the same schools Ex- eter's seniors were victorious in all matches. The junior team had many troubles and appeared unorganized and often uninspired. Coach Zankowski said "they played three reasonable games and one bad one." The team managed to stay close to a strong St. Marys team but fell apart against Clinton, whose reputation in volleyball has never been great. Zankowski felt his team's showing was not that bad considering it was its first competition and he played all 15 of his players. The junior girls were unable to effectively receive serves and set the ball up. Zankowski noted that when they did get the ball their ser- ving was strong. Both juniors and seniors played league again last night, meeting Stratford Cen- tral, the feared teams, and Wingham. Senior coach Joe Fulop as well as Zankowski are keep- ing in mind and placating their players that the regular .season actually means nothing. In a nein Huron -Perth set- up all teams qualify for the playoffs. Placing during the season is insignificant because the 'seeding' is so ar- ranged that the teams who placed as an odd number (first, third. fifth, etc.) play together whine the even numbered learns meet in the playoffs. - The top three teams in each pool go on to the finals. This year's arrangement differs from other years also in that both Huron and Perth teams play together .during the season. In past years teams from Iluron County would not meet Perth teams until the playoffs. usually a one day tournament. The thought that -these ear- ly league games mean very little has calmed the volleyball players but the seniors admit it feels good to have four • wins already. The 'senior volleyball team started strong against St. M9rys but became- steadily worse until the last game against Clinton which was very poor. All Toth- games were won handily by eight or nine points but Fulop knows his team can play better. Usually consistent players Faye Gaiser and Patti Willis were having trouble. South Huron's normally strong ser- ving was not apparent at this tournament with the excep- tion of "Leslie Hunter-Duvar who brought the team from a 7-7 tic to a 15-7 win against St. Marys. GGUARDIAN DRUGS® Beat Stratfbi.d Central Times -Advocate, January 12, 1983 Pope 21 SH Gagers prove coach to be right Terry O'Rourke judged his senior boys basketball team well as he,predicted a win over Stratford Central. Defeating the Ramblers at home Friday night 72-51, South Huron seniors are now one and one in the regular season. The junior team is also one and one after losing to Central 47-34. South Huron's midget team were overwhelmed by the more experienced Strat- ford players 45-19. Friday's games were ;played in front of a spirited. home crowd that cheered the seniors' to their tremendous scoring drives. In the first quarter the score was 22-6 as the Panthers were able to shut- down Peter Shantz, a good Stratford outside shooter. Shantz still managed 21 points in the high scoring game. For Exeter, John Mol had an incredible 38 points. O'Rourke noted that Mol's scoring "was a result of the whole team's playing well." South Huron's offensive plays woi'ketl well so that they were able to get the ball in to the tall centre. Mol should be able to work toward a high scoring average thi§ season. Kevin Parsons had 14 points for South Huron. South Huron juniors weren't able to .control the game as well as the seniors as they met a good Central team. The game was close throughout with Stratford on- ly up by five at the half. South Huron lacked the height to compete with the Ramblers on the boards. Rob Tait was hot with 19 points. - The midget team was com- pletely outplayed by Stratford Central. Coach Crawford felt it was evident that Central had far more practice than his team who managed only one of 14 shots at the foul line. Again South Huron's lack of height hurt their efforts. Fulop feels his team is the best he has coached for. several years and should be able to compete equally with the reigning all -Ontario champions from Stratford' Central. Main Street 235-1570 All three Exeter teams met teams from Petrolla this Monday night in Exhibition play. The midgets were again trampled 63-30. Petrolia's juniors used their height ad- vantage to come on strong of- fensively leaving Exeter trail- ing 57-39. Only the senior team managed to defeat Petrolia, 60-54. O'Rourke commented that "they played bad enough to win". With second - stringers playing the game often was scrappy, and was definitely not comparable to Friday's play against Strat- ford Central. In their third league games Exeter teams host Seaforth today. O'Rourke is looking to beat both Seaforth's juniors and seniors. After seeing Seaforth's senior team play he is confident that Exeter will be able to beat them at the boards. Both juniors and seniors will see exhibition play next Tuesday as they travel to Regina Mundi in London. Badminton Four South Huron athletes competed in a badminton tournament on the weekend. Angelina Malik and Kendra Arthur won the B section of girls doubles. Kendra also was the singles B section. Lovekesh' Malik and Pete Jansen also played in the tournament hosted by the Stratford Badminton Club. The tournament brought together many good players from South Western Ontario, many who play all -year round. The consolation wins of Arthur and Malik are especially - impressive because the girls have only been practising on Thursday evenings during the Exeter area badminton club. The regular badminton season will not commence un- til the volleyball and basket- ball seasons are completed, which will not be until March. In recent years, South Huron's badminton teams have been very successful. 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