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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-11, Page 15Couple losses were heartbreakers Two more minor teanls get first win Exeter's five minor hockey squads managed only two wins and a tie in nine outings this week, but two more teams recorded their first win and a couple of the losses were heart -breakers in the final minutes of games. The atoms and pee wees posted their first wins of the season and that leaves only the Waxers to hit the win column and they're showing signs they'll do it soon. Novice come close The Exeter novice con- tinue to improve every time out in Shamrock action, and APPOINTMENT while they're still looking for their first win, they are get- ting close. At the rec centre, Sunday, the youngest of the minor squads dropped a 3-2 verdict to Lucan. Mark Russell and Jason Hern dented the twine for the home crew with Jamie Cornish and Jim Ahrens picking up assists. Lenny Carter had a pair for Lucan with Todd Hyde notching the single. Atoms split The Exeter atoms scored their first win of the season when they posted a 7-1 win in ParkhillFriday, but they lost 4-3 to Lucan at the rec cen- tre. Sunday. David Josephson scored a pair in the win with singles being fired by Rob McLelland, David Dalrym- ple. Jeff Rowe and Laurie Chalmers. Doug Clark had two assists and singles were recorded by David O'Con- nor. Rowe, Jeff Chipchase and Dalrymple. Exeter blew a 3-1 lead in their Sunday game, falling apart in the latter stages at they have done in previous games. Dalrymple, Chalmers and McLelland scored for Ex- eter, while getting the Lucan goals were Paul Manders with two, Steven Snider and Steven MacDonald. Pee woes split The Exeter pee wees split a' pair of games with Parkhill. winning 4-0 at the rec centre, Wednesday, with Parkhill coming back to win 5-1 on their home ice, Fri- day. ri- d Jon O'Connor paced. the win with two goals and an assist. while notching single tallies were.Ron Loucks and Jeff Hannah. Danny McLean and Loucks picked up two assists each and Rob McLean had one. Scott Heywood recorded the shut -out. Bryan Quinn notched the lone goal in the loss on an un - DICK A. JONGKIND Richard Lorne Eedy, Presi- dent of J.W. Eedy Publica- tion is pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Dick A. Jongkind as Vice -President. Mr. Jongkind will be responsi- ble for the management of operations and finance. The Eedy family have been involved in the newspaper publishing business for over one hun- dred years. J.W. Eedy Publications Ltd. publishes the Exeter Times - Advocate, the St. 'Marys Journal -Argus, and Farm Update in Perth -Huron - Middlesex counties. PidlilistionsUrnieed FRIENDLY FOES — John Sheardown of Goderich and Bill of the South Huron Panthers walk off the field after Saturdays' Huron -Perth football final. 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Last Chance vs Out of Space, Winkers vs Jaams. Rowdy Ones vs CB'ers. 9 p.m. Crusaders vs Canscotts, CP's vs Outlaws, Sassenachs vs itchy Niters, Scotties vs Evil Eyes. assisted effort 'to start the third period. Bantams lose pair The bantams lost both their outings this week, dropping a heart -breaking 7- 6 verdict to Parkhill, Wednesday. and then com- ing out on the short end of a 4-2 count in Ilderton, Mon- day. Parkhill scored the win- ning goal with 29 seconds left on the clock to gain the win at the rec centre in a contest that see -sawed all night. George Pratt scored twice to lead Exeter with singles being recorded by Scott Lovie. Stewart Chettleburgh, Sean Whiteford and Tim Easter - brook. Ted Lawson and Jeff Pfaff led the assist department with a pair each and recor- ding one were Terry Zachar, Chris Tiedeman, Lovie, Chetteburgh and Whiteford. In Ilderton. the home team took a 3-1 lead into the third and after Exeter pulled to within one late in the stanza, Ilderton scored the clincher into an empty net. Chris Tiedeman and Steve Gould scored for Exeter with assists going to net - minder Rick Gilfillan, Ted Lawson and John Wells. Midgetset point The Exeter Midgets had to settle for one point in two games. posting a 5-5 tie with Parkhill and then being dropped 6-1 in Ilderton. The locals blew a two -goal lead against Parkhill, watching the visitors score twice in the final three minutes to gain the tie. Scott Brintnell, Scott Jesney, Dave Hayter, Darren Moir and Chris VanGerwen triggered the Exeter tallies. Randy Parker had two assists and singles were recorded by Steve Batten, Brent Atthill, VanGerwen, Brintnell and Jesney. The locals were never in Monday's game in Ilderton as the home team took a 3-0 lead in the first and never looked back. Parker finally broke the goose -egg on a pass from Moir near the end of the contest. Sherwo�ds wallop Centralia The Hensall Sherwoods went on a scoring rampage Monday night to defeat the Centralia College Saints 16-4 in South Huron hockey league play. The Sherwoods scored four times in the first period and added six in each of the next two to win easily. The next action for the Hensall club will be tomorrow night, Thursday at 8.30 p.m. when they will be at home to the Zurich Buckeyes. Dwight Consitt was in high gear to lead the Sherwoods to victory with a four goal CoIIe9e performance. also added three assists. Next in line with three successful shots apiece were Dave Kinsman and Ken Varley. Getting two goals each were Rick Ingram and Ron Bilcke while Brian Maher and Rick Agar added singles. Ted VandenBogvard scored two goals for the Saints and Doug Johnston and Joe Schuermann notch- ed single goals. The College boys took 19 of the 32 penalties handed out by referees George Tryon and Ron Watt. Senior girls b'baII The South. Huron senior girls' basketball team won twice last week to finish first in the regular season with a perfect 10-0 record. In an exhibition match, Friday, the 10th ranked Panthers lost.a close 34-29 decision to 4th ranked London West- minster. Despite the loss, South Huron's WOSSA rank- ing may well improve. The team hosted Goderich Vikings yesterday in semi- final action. A win would have advanced South Huron to the final against either Stratford Central or Strat- ford Northwestern. The first game of the best of three final would be played in Ex- eter. tomorrow. The Panther's airtight defence was the key in both their wins. Wednesday against Goderich, South Huron limited the Vikings to just 13 points, while scoring 34 points at the other end of the floor. Maja Gans led South Huron with 12 points and Deb Taylor added six. South Huron dominated play against Mitchell Thurs= day. and won. 37-14. 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