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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-18, Page 9Novice win first Minors eni�v successful week Exeter's five minor hockey teams enjoyed one of their most successful weeks to date in Shamrock league action. The local novice crew won their first game and their older cohorts recorded four wins and a tie. Get first win The Exeter Waxers posted their first win in the Shamrock schedule when they posted a 4-2 triumph over Goderich, Sunday. The locals scored three times in the final period to overcome a one -goal deficit with Jason Heywood notching two of the tallies. Jim Ahrens and Mark Russell picked up the singles. David Schwindt recorded assists on two of the goals. In Lucan, Saturday, the Waxers were clipped 3-1 with Schwindt notching the lone tally. Lenny Carter, Shannon Thomas and Todd Hyde scored for the Irish. Atoms split The local atoms beat Ilderton by a 5-2 count In a Friday game and then dropped a 4-3 verdict to Lucan, Saturday. Alan Blommaert, Jeff Rowe. Laurie Chalmers and Doug ('lark scored in the win over Ilderton, while Blom- maert. Clark and Chalmers were the snipers in the Lucan loss. David O'Connor had three assists in the two games to lead in that department and Jason McFalls had a pair. Adding single assists were Mark Burton, Jeff Chipchsae, David Dalrymple and Rob McLelland. Tim Hayter and Tim Carter scored -two each for Lucan`' Pee wees win pair The Exeter pee wees posted a 5-2 win over Lucan at the rec centre, Wednes- day. to follow up on their 6-3 win in Ilderton the previous night. Jon O'Connor popped two, in the win over the Irish with singles going to Robbie McLean. Jeff Dalrymple and Ronnie Loucks. The latter scored his on a penalty shot. Scott Finlayson and David Hinge replied for Lucan. O'Connor also picked up two against Ilderton, as did Danny McLean. Notching singles were Bryan Quinn and Robbie McLean. Third period The Exeter bantams split a pair of games with Lucan, losing in the final minute at the rec centre, Wednesday. It was the second straight home game in which they lost in the final minute. Paul Foran scored the winner for Lucan with 55 seconds left on a play with Jesse Crawford. Stephen Neil and Tim Shipley scored the other Lucan goals in the 3-2 win, while Steve Gould and Tim Easterbrook scored for Ex- eter. In the return game, Fri- day. the Exeter crew took an 8-1 lead and then ran into their third period woes as the Irish )came up with five straight unanswered goals but they couldn't, get the equalizer as Exeter won by a WIN IN OPENING BONSPIEL — Paul McKnight, Doris Hackney, Larry Wein and Bev Prout combined to win the third draw of the opening mixed curling bonspiel of the season at the Exeter club. They are being congratulated by bonspiel chairman Art McKenzie.T-A photo FIRST BONSPIEL WINNERS — The rink of George Busche, Win Marshall, Doug Jamieson and Fran Mickle are being congratulated on winning the second draw of the first mixed curling bonspiel of the season at the Exeter club. T -A photo PRICES SLASHED TO MOVE ALL VEHICLES * 1 Colony Park Wagon * 1 Zephyr - 4 Door * 2 Grand Marquis - 4 Door * 1 Ltd. Crown Victoria 4 Door * 2 Cougar XR7 - 2 Door * 2 Granada G.L. 4 Door * 2 4x4 Pickups F150 & F250 * 6 Pickups F150 & F100 '` "1 BUY ANY 82' IN STOCK AT INVOICE PRICE MERCURY Hensall Motors 262-2604 1 score of 8-6. George Pratt and Stewart Chettleburgh scpred a pair each for the winners with singles coming from the sticks of Scott Lovle, Steve Gould, Tim Easterbrook and Sean Whiteford. Lester Dewan scored three for Lucan, while Rick Emery had a pair and the single went to Tim Shipley. Midgets get point The local midgets gained only one point in their home - and -home set with Lucan this week. posting a 2-2 tie at the rec centre and then los- ing 2-1 in Lucan, Friday. Steve Batten and Chris VanGerwen scored in the Wednesday game with assists to Eric Tadgell and Scott Brjntnell, while VanGerweft picked up the lone goal in Lucan with Tadgell and Greg Hern assisting. Les Dewan and Jeff Liley scored for Lucan in the tie and triggering the goals in their victory were Pat Foran and Al Craig. Exeter played the final period of Friday's game with seven players after one was injured and two were tossed out. At one point, there were five players in the Exeter penalty box in the middle frame. Senior girls lose first in cage final The ball left Cindy Down's hands just a fractions of a second too late. The buzzer sounded and the South Huron senior girls' basketball lost a 39-37 decision to Stratford Central Ramblers, Thurs- day. in the first game of the best of three Huron -Perth final. "Two points! We know we're better." said fifth year guard Ronnalee Bogart after the loss. However, the Panthers did not play up to form that saw them go through the regular season with a perfect record that in- cluded a 45-38 win over Stratford. According to coach 'Terry O'Rourke, the Panthers' nemesis was poor shooting. "We could have put them away early. if we had com- pleted half of our plays", said O'Rourke. South Huron also lacked composure at the charity line as they missed 15 foul shots in the important se- cond half stretch, for a depressing 31 .1 average. "Maybe they're just used to winning the big game," O'Rourke postulated. Deb Taylor had 15 points and Maja Gans scored 14 points in the game. which was paved in Stratford. The Panthers. with the ad- dition of some offensive ad- justments. hoped to even the series with a win, yesterday, at home. a victory would force a third and deciding game tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Exeter. South Huron didn't get on track until the second half, when they scored 25 points to defeat Goderich Vikings in semi-final action, Tuesday. Maja Gans. Deb Taylor and Lori Brand had 11, 10 and nine points. respectively in the convincing *in. The seniors had another heartbreaker Friday night. when they lost 43-37 in over- time to Sarnia Central at a tournament in Tillsonburg. The count was deadlocked at 37 points after regulation time tlut the -Centaurs scored three unanswered baskets in the extra period for the win. Maja Gans led South Huron with 14 points despite fouling out early in the third quarter. Lori Brand pulled down nine rebounds as well as scoring eight points. Gans and Brand both had nine points in South Huron's semi-final loss to Tillson- burg 48-31. Deb Taylor had eight points and seven steals. Marauders win over Exeter club The Centralia Marauders downed the Exeter Mohawks by a score of 7-5 in South Huron hockey league play at the South Huron Rec Centre Thursday night. The Marauders, down by one goal at the end of two periods of play, scored three unanswered goals in the final 20 minutes of play to pull out the victory. In action this week, the Mohawks will be at home to the high flying Hensall Sherwoods Thursday night Sunday the Centralia club is in Zurich for a return con- test. In Thursday's game, the Marauders jumped in front 2-1 in the first period on "'oats by Mark Cronyn and Rick Funston with Cec Junior b'ball season ends "They went Into the game with the attitude that they couldn't win". said coach Pat Rowe after her South Huron junior basketball team's 40-26 loss to Stratford Northwestern in Huron - Perth semi-final action, Thursday. The defeat ended a sur- prising successful season, which saw the relatively young and inexperienced squad compile a 7-3 regular - season record. The Panthers trailed 27-7 to the Huskies after an un- inspired first half of play. In the first quarter, Northwestern drove for layups against South Huron's man-to-man defence. Rowe switched to a zone formation in the second quarter to no avail as the Huskies consistently sank perimeter shots. South Huron settled down in the second half and out- scored Stratford 19-13. Charlene Verbeek had 10 points as the Panthers sur- rendered to the first -place Huskies. Janet Pfaff and Brenda Bell had nine and six points respectively. New roof The ceiling heat loss has been reduced 1500 percent and the roof no longer leaks, with the completion of a roof upgrading on the western portion of South Huron District High School. The new roof, which was laid on the old concrete one, consists of a double insula- tion layer covered by a patented vinyl layer guaranteed for 20 years ac- cording to contractor Bruce Peat. Nickles and Matt Muller assisting. The only Exeter score came from the stick of Jeff Fuller on a three-way effort with Mike Anstett and Luc Gagnon. Luc Gagnon led the Exeter scoring in the second period _when they went ahead with a two goal effort. Assisting on Gagnon's scores were Dave Underwood, Brad Daters and Jeft Fuller. Notching the other Mohawks markers were Dave Underwood and Mike An,tett on plays started by Dave Jackson, Mike Clark, Mike Anstett and Pete Gill. The middle frame Cen- tralia goals were shot by Rich Lather and Mark Cronyn. Assists were provid- ed by Rich Lather, Cec Nickles and Randy Somer- ville. In the third period, Muller, Nickles and Cronyn were the Centralia marksmen with assists coming from Lather, Nickles. Somerville, Rick Funston and Hugh Wilson. The Marauders took nine of the 17 penalties called by referees I)on Appleby and George Tryon. ON DEFENCE — Deb Taylor (20) of the South Huron Panthers grabs a rebound under her own basket in the Huron - Perth senior basketball final against Goderich. Also in the pic- ture is team-mate Cindy Down. Stephen clubs are victorious In the only mid -week game for Stephen minor hockey clubs. the midgets scored two goals in the third period. but. were unable to overcome a three goal lead by Blyth. Bob Rook registered both goals for Stephen with assists going to Russ Hayter and Tony .tones. Saturday's games began with the atoms finding themselt'es on th" losing end of an 11-1 score against Seaforth. The lone Stephen goal was scored by Jamie Wutterkins on a pass from Steven Duharrv. Stephen pee wees con- tinued their unbeaten streak in league play with a 10-3 triumph over Hensall. Jerry Lamport again led the scoring attack with four goals and three assists. Close behind with three goals and two assists was Mike Mc('allum while Mike Conlin scored twice. Lee Watt added a goal and two assists and Steve Watson provided the assist on one score In their first league action. the Stephen midgets downed Hensall by a score of 8-1. Less Sewell was the top point producer with four goals and an assist followed by Tony .tones with a hat trick and a single assist. George Tomes with one goal and two assists. Jeff Slaght with a pair of assists and Mark Drake with one assist. In a bantam tournament in Belmont. the Stephen team lost 11-0 to Mount Brydges and 5-0 to Norwich. The Stephen girls ringette team with their first action ever in league play defeated Brussels 12-2. Leading the Stephen scor- ing with five goals and two assists was Chris Smith. Stefanie .tones was next with four goals and an assist. Brenda Wilson scored twice and added an assist and .Julie Russell provided passes for two goals Lucan bowling Monday ladies - May Murphy 310-656, Joyce Sovereign 263-651, Kae Haskett 246-648, Shirley Noyes 248-624, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 240-622, Beth Radcliffe 221-616, Sharon Redick 208-611, Helen Hardy 236. Mary Young 234, Carlene Goos 219, Patti Carter 213. Lynne Grant 209, Linda Davis 203. Juniors - Dawn Reid 229, Peter Bates 213, Mike Can- non 205. Terry Evans 201, Janice Atkinson 200, Jason Pfaff 179. Todd Vance 177, Tonya Butchart 171, Jamie Bond 160. Bantams - Shelley Johnston 128, Chris Sleaford 119. Matt Dillabough 109, Wendy Gwalchmai 106, Paul Acres 90, Angela Perry 86. Senior Citizens - Helen McDonald 208. Maurice McDonald 173. Alex Young 166. Gote Wennerstrom 165, Frank DeBlock 162, Peter DeBlock 162. Mary DenOtter 160. Ed Armstrong 150. Colleen's - Pat Aloxam 248- 636, Diane Rummel 300-625, Mary VanGeel 233419, Fran Sandison 259, Laurie Ann Bartlett 256, Ilene Hodgins 239, Lorna Harrison 226, Janice Dauncey 223, Brenda Carroll 222, Alice Hodgins 220, Anne Craig 208. Wednesday mixed - Dave Wickens 316-805. Bob Pipe 270-680. Buddy Appleman 237-605. Geo Wickens 219. Sandra ('ornelissen 217, Len Anderson 212. Pat Ryan 213, Kathy Smith 199. Marlyn Smith 194. Rose Maxwell 191 Thursday Men - Bob Smith 310-792. Brian Ankers 324- 779. Bill Neil 267-737. Jim Smith 271-730. Larry DeCaluwe 279-724. Jim Burt 287-721. Howard McDonald 327-718. Ray Hands 312-716, Russ Smith 268-713. Wayne Smith 270-703. Jeff Park 281- 700. Don Ruddy 242-690. Paul Wraith 26:1.686. Paul Hodgins 245-681. Friday Mixed - Wayne Smith 274-768. Bob Smith 274.7(ti. Dave Mawdsley 247- 685. Jim Burt 229-623. Ron McLeod 236. Vicki Hor- banuik 208. Patti Carter 208. Debbie Glavin 204. Rita Holland 204. Howard Ferguson 201. Scores this week in the Stepher township recreation • hockey league were: Rustic Sweet Metal 5 SMR Electric 4 CCAT 4 ('110 3 Ailsa Craig Aces 6 Shogun 3 Zubick's 3 Mt. Carmel 0 Glanville 8 Optimists 5. Times -Advocate, November 18, 1981 Pogo 9 Sherwoods keep on winning streak The Hensall Sherwoods continued their winning ways in the South Huron in- termediate hockey league with a 5-3 victory over the Zurich Buckeyes at the Hen- sall arena. Thursday night. The only action for the Sherwoods this week will be tomorrow night, Thursday when they travel to Exeter Marauders new coach The Centralia Marauders of the South Huron in- termediate hockey league have a new coach and he was successful in his first appearance behind the bench. Ron Funston who had been one of the top scorers for the Marauders since the team was established until sidlelined with a serious eye injury in December of last year has taken over from playing coach Doug Todd. Funston was in charge of the team for the first time Thursday night as the Marauders edged the Exeter Mohawks 7-5 on three un- answered third period goals. Also back for the first time this year in Thursday's contest was Cec Nickles and he responded with one goal and three assists. Nickles was rookie of the year in 1979-80. to meet the Mohawks. Alan Taylor started the scoring for the Sherwoods at 2.19 of the first period as he converted a pass from Brian Maher. The Buckeyes bounced back to notch the only two goals in the remaining minutes of the opening ses- sion. Gerald Weido pulled the trigger on both goals on passes provided by Greg Kirk. Ron Rader and Steve Bedour. In the second 20 minutes of play. Hensall outscored Zurich three goals to one and were able to go ahead to stay Brian Maher fired two successful shots and Dave Kinsman was the other marksman. Dwight Consitt picked up two assists while Maher and Alan Taylor each helped on one goal. 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