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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-04-06, Page 9SHOGUNS WIN 'B' TROPHY -- The Crediton Shoguns won the '6' championship of the weekend South Huron rec hockey tournament. Above, Frank Funston presents the trophy to Rob Funston, Larry Lichty and Ron Pickering. Mol, Parsons, McAllister SN stars make region team South lluron's all star basketball players all- made valuable contributions to the Huron vs Perth All Star games Thursday in Stratford. The boys from Iluron County. however. tvere unable to beat the skills of Perth County. as both Huron juniors and seniors went down to defeat. Rob Tait and Scott Lovie ,helped to lead Ituron's com- eback but Perth maintained their superiority 58-55. Tait found the pace a lot faster than normal games. Scott Lovie felt "It was a goon Lear- ning experience to play with all those guys." This .ex- perience will be used to South Huron's advantage in the 1983-81 season. Atter leading by 22 points at the half the Huron seniors tailed to stop the Perth drive which brought the game to a 72-72 tie to force a 3 minute overtime. Kevin Parsons had fouled out in the last quarter. leaving John Mol as the only Panther in the overtime. Huron seemed to have given up and fell 81-76 to the quick Perth team. Terry O'Rourke who coach- ed the senior team with Jirn Johnson of Seaforth kept the team working together. Kevin Parsons -inspired playing and 14 crucial points brought Huron out of several slumps. Both Parsons and McAllister were perhaps overeager as they fouled out just as Perth was gaining its first lead. McAllister's passing hit the mark often as his ability to be on top of the play al all limes worked well for Huron. McAllister hid five points in the all-star game. John Mol seemed to play better when one of the other two Panthers as on the floor with him. Mol's 16 points were needed by Huron was was his height for under the boards. This experience of playing with other good players will help•Mol develop his play for next season. The play of the three senior all stars was so outstanding that all were chosen to play on Ihe- Huron -Perth regional team. McAllister, Parsons and Mol will play with the best of Huron -Perth against the best of other regions. The team has practised this week to prepare for this weekend's Burger King Classic in Lon- don. Friday night Huron - Perth plays Windsor and meet Sarnia on Saturday. O'Rourke was offered the coaching position for the regional team but declined because of his involvement in the women's junior 'develop- ment program. This is • a regional team which several South Huron girls plan to try out for. Johnson of Seaforth will'coach the boys regional team. Mount Forest takes 'A' Times -Advocate, April 6, 1983 Page 9 Crediton Sitogun win '1' title in' SN reg tournament K Brand of Mount Forest. Crediton Shogun and Seaforth were division champions in the weekend South Huron recreation hockey tourna- ment held at the South Huron Rec Centre arid the Stephen township arena. The Mount Forest club downed Staffen's of Mitchell 7-6 in the "A" final contest after defeating Shogun 8-0, Seaforth 8-4 and Thomson Sports 9-:3. After the opening round loss, Eric Finkbeiner's Crediton Shogun club roared back to defeat Seaforth 5.3, Thoinson's 5-1, Country Boys 5-3 and the Ailsa Craig Aces 4-3 to win the "B" class trophy. After losing to Shogun and Thornson's Seaforth was relegated to the "C" division and then won by 8-4 over the Hawkers. 5-2 over Cannibis. 5-2 against the Country Boys and 5-1 over the Outlaws to win the trophy. Dave Reeves scored four times for Mount Forest in the championship win over Mit- chell. Tim Andrews notched a hat trick and Wayne ('herr ' scored twice in the victory over Thomsons, Cherry was also a double scorer against Seaforth as was Dave Baker and Herb ('owen and Paul Gibson each scored two against Shogun. John Schwindt and Don Fulton each scored two goals to lead Crediton Shogun to the 5-3 win over Seaforth. Scoring a single goal was Jim Siddall. Scoring in single fashion for Shogun in the win over the Country Boys were John Schwindt, Ron Pickering, Rob .Funston. Larry Lichty and Don Fulton. Don Fulton fired two suc- cessful shots to lead Shogun to a 5-1 win over Thomsons. (let- ting a goal each were Ron Pickering. Larry Lichty and Steve Edens. In the "B" championship win over the Ailsa Craig Aces Mike Mills, Don Fulton, Rob Funston and Larry Lichty counted for Shogun. Ailsa, Craig goals were fired by John Murdock,' Bev Thomp- son and Dan Lagerwerf. In their first game of the tourney, the Aces lost 5-2 to Stratford. Goal getters were Ralph Davidson and John Murdock. Scoring one goal each in a 4-1 win over St. Leonard's were Craig Kennedy, Ralph Davidson. Bev Thompson and Rick Edwards. Ralph Davidson and Dan Lagerwerf each scored four times in a 14-1 romp over the Exeter Outlaws. Craig Ken - Tighten hunting rules Ontario is tightening up its hunting licence regulations in an attempt to make the sport even safer. The changes are aimed at educating hunters before they go out into the field. Under the new regulatons, if you live in Ontario, haven't had a resident's hunting AILSA CRAIG ACES WIN -- The Ailsa Craig Aces won the "A" championship of the Huron Park rec hockey league. Back, left coaches Dave Collins and Ross McLeod, Dan Fletcher, Randy Williams, Ron Whitmore, Jerry Thompson, Bev Thompson, Jim Pickering, Jim Tweddle and Doug Rees. Front, Gerry Reid, John Oosterwal, Craig Kennedy, Dennis Mitchell, Ralph Davidson, Rick Tweddle and Kim Pickering. Missing were Bruce Furt- ney and Rick Edwards: T -A photo. Add T-baIItoro ram p g THANKFUL TANKFUL Is Coming APRIL 9 Exeter minor baseball is preparing for another season and this year plans to further add to its program, a hardball T -ball league for children eight years and under. This league would involve teams from Dashwood and Seaforth as well as Exeter and would prov ide the necessary development of skills required to advance to the tyke program. 11arc11mil'l'-ball is very well organized in the London district and provides children with the means to acquire throwing, fielding and hitting experie. c without thy fear of facing a pilcher. The smaller ball allows for better grip and ,control than the peewee softball. The Exeter team is being organized by Tont Mc('ann and Harry Stuart. • Exeter teams will also be participating in the W.O.A.A. league in categories from tyke through midget as well as senior and junior teams. Registration will be held Saturday, April 9 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Rec ('entre. licence since January 1, 1968 and want one, you'll have to pass Ontario's hunting licence examination - even if you have a hunting licence from another province or country. A resident who has .had a hunting licence or a hunter• safety certificate issued in any other jurisdiction after January 1, 1968, was born, after December 31, 1954, and fails the examination, must complete the Ontario safety training course, if not previously taken, before reapplying. These amendments to the Ontario hunting regulations - effective July 1, 1983 - comple- ment the ministry's hunter education program which aims to upgradeand improve, the knowledge and skills of Ontario's hunters. "What we're trying todo, of course, is to r9fluce the number of liwitidg aceidentS - and if statistics are any in- dication, we're succeeding," Natural Resources Minister Alan Pope said. "In 1961, 36 hunters were killed and 118 were injured as a result of careless hunting - 20 years later, three were killed and 34 were injured." The success of the hunter education program - which began in 1957 - has been large- ly due to the dedicAtion of voluntary hunter education instructors who conduct the training courses. Certified by the ministry, the instructors many of them members of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters - have already trained more than 500,000 prospective hunters. nedy, Dennis Mitchell and ' John Murdock each scored twice. The lone Outlaws marker was shot by Steve Gibbs. John Murdock scored three times for the Aces in a 6-3 win over the Centralia Marauders, Randy Williams counted twice and Ralph Davidson added one. Matt Muller notched two scores for the Marauder's and Perry Knee added a single. In the "C" final, Brian Cooper, Brian Nigh, John Nash. Terry Stevenson and Ron Hildebrand scored for Seaforth and Jack Aikenhead replied for the Outlaws. The Outlaws reached the "C" final b ed in Zubick's 3-2. Goal scorers were Jack Aikenhead, Steve Gibbs and Fern Laurin. Dennis Ferguson and Steve Baynham scored for the Outlaws in a 7-2 Toss to St. Leonard's, The Huron Park Cannibis edged London Hawkers 4-2. and then lost 3-2 to Thompson Sports and 5-2 to Seaforth. Rick Snell, Ray Snell. Dave Smith and Bruce Rattray scored against the Hawkers. Greg Lawrence scored both goals against Seaforth and Rick Snell and Bruce Rattray were the Cannabis marksmen against Thompson Sports. ' In other games involving area teams, the Centralia Marauders edged Zubick's 'A' REC WINNERS — Wayne Cherry and Tim Andrews of Mount Forest accept the. South Huron rec tournament 'A' tro•h from Cam Stewardson. 6-5, JMR Electric edged the same Zubick team 4-3 and lost 2-0 to St. Leonards and 9-0 to Mitchell. Gerry Weido and Matt Muller scored two goals for the Marauders against Zubick's while Matt Muller. Mark Cronyn and Dick Lord scored in single fashion. Getting one goal apiece for JMR were Rick Govers, John Muller. Grant Lovie and Clilf Hicks. CBUTLEi' Frank Thuss Farm Systems SALES&SERVICE EXETER, ONTARIO Daytime 235-0492 Evenings 294-6152 Exeter Minor Softball Registration for boys and girls at South Huron Rec Centre Sat., Apr. 9 from 10 a.m.-12 Thurs., Apr. 14 from 7-9 p.m. Age categories this year are as follows: Juvenile (midget girls only) - 1964, 1965, 1966: Bantam - 1967, 1968, 1969; Pee wee - 1970. 1971, 1972; Atoms = 1973, 1974, 1975; 7 -ball - 1976, 1977. Please detach the form below and bring to registration NAME: ADDRESS: PARENT'S SIGNATURE:_ PHONE NO. YEAR OF BIRTH Day Month LEAGUE: Boy l SEAFORTH WINS --- Rick Fortune and Ron Hildebrand of Seaforth receive the South Huron rec tourney 'C' trophy from Cam Stewardson. T -A photo LOSE SOMETHING? — Hensoll Sherwoods lost more than a hockey game and a playoff series in Exeter, Fri- day. They kept losing their equipment, due in no small part to Mohawksdefenceman JimGuenther who strip- ped several players of their helmets in struggles along the boards. Ken Varley lost his helmet and a glove in one exchange and had help, from Exeter netminder Doug Fairbairn in retrieving them. Hawks edge Zurich The Exeter Molting Hawks edged the Zurich Has Beans PEPSI SPONSORS CLINIC --- The.Exeter Minor Hockey Association will be using a training program next fall as offered by former NHL star Pot Stapleton. From the left are Bill Gillfillan of Tuckey Beverages who are assisting in sponsorship with Pepsi Cola. John Pym and Bob Whiteford of EMHA and Pat Stapleton. tr Umpires Wanted If you would like to be a corded umpire or if you are a carded umpire and would like to join the Usborne Umpire Association attend the meeting on 1.07 April 6, 7:30 p.m. at the • Elimville Township Hall, Elimville Usborne Umpires Association Fastball and Hardball Umpiring Phone: Pres. Michael Elford - 235-1801 Sec: Glenn Lamport - 229.8866 Umpire -in -Chief: Jeff Borland - 235-0567 5-4 in an oldtimers exhibition hockey game Tuesday night. Jim MacDonald and Ken Bergman each scored two goals to lead the Molting Hawks to victory. Frank Boyle scored in single fashion. Scpring for Zurich were Bob Johnston, Bob Merner, Bob Morrissey and Jack Stephan. Year Girl .11 Dashwood Slo-Pitch Registration sheets for men's and ladies teams located at Harvey Ratz Ltd., Doug and Nancy's General Store, Dashwood Industries , V.L. Becker and Son Ltd. Deadline for sign-up, April 24. Anyone interested in umpiring for a small fee contact the above. Air Exeter Minor Hockey Assoc. 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