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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-25, Page 10Page 10 Times-Advoate, November 25, 1981 Third period splurge Buckeyes get close win over Marauders Four third period goats allowed the Zurich Buckeyes to squeeze out a 5-4 victory over the Centralia Marauders in South Huron league play at the Zurich arena Sunday. Six of the nine goals came in the final 20 minutes of nlay after the Marauders were in front 2-1 after two periods of play. The next game for the Buckeyes will be Sunday when they play host to the Hensall Sherwoods. In the first period, Pat Bedard opened the scoring for the Buckeyes on a three- way effort with Gerald Weido and Mike Clarke at the 15 minute mark and with only 51 seconds left Cec Nickles converted a pass from Rich Lather to tie the score. Nickles notched the only goal of the second period on passes from Lather and Perry Knee. The four Zurich goals in the third period came in Tess than seven minutes near the end of the game after Mark Cronyn had put the Marauders ahead 3-1 on a pass from Lather his third of four assists in the game. At 9:34 John Stanley scored for the Buckeyes on a WIN JUNIOR TROPHIES -- Presentation of trophies was the highlight of Saturday's banquet of the Exeter saddle club. The junior champs are shown above. Back, left, Lynn Huff, Joy Wilson, Susan Pullman and Marie Van Sas Front, Heather Rice, John Moore and Stephanie Hayter. T -A photo Shaklee: 1/' A 'Ib be sure. Proper nutrition is a vital part of a busy, demanding lifestyle. To help ensure that your body is getting all of the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients it requires, turn to Shaklee. Inspired by Nature's own processes. Shaklee Nutritional Products have a long-standing reputation for excellence and are backed by a money -back guarantee. Let the local Independent Shaklee Distributor listed below share the benefits of good health with you, right in your home. For an appointment, call: HENNY PARKER PH 235-1497 three-way effort with Pat Bedard and Gerald Weido and Tess than two minutes later Bedard tied the score on a pass from Wayne Thiel. At 15:23 Scott Consitt counted the go-ahead goal for the Buckeyes and a minute later Wayne Thiel scored what proved to be the winner on a solo dash. In the last three minutes of play. Mark Cronyn fired his second goal of the night for the Marauders on a pass from Rich Lather for his fourth assist, but, that ended the Centralia scoring. Only nine minor penalties were called by referee George Tryon and Tom Miller with five going to the Marauders. •_„ SENIOR SADDLE CLUB CHAMPS — Trophies were awarded to a large number of winers at Saturday's annual banquet of the Exeter saddle club. The senior winners are shown above. Back, left, Murray Sm , Dale Timmermans, John Timmer - mans and Murray Preszcator. Front, Barb Parsons and Darlene Wolfe. T -A photo Atoms get .draw in light schedule Exeter's minor hockey teams had a light schedule in Shamrock league action this week. The atoms were the only team scheduled and they posted a 1-1 draw with Ilderton at the rec centre, Sunday. Laurie Chalmers scored on a play with Doug Clark to get Exeter the tie after CENTENNIAL AWARDS — The Exeter Centennial Senior Soccer club held thlii• year end banquet where awards were handed out. Receiving awards were Dave Holmes, most sportsmanlike and dedicated; Paul VandeWalle, most valuable and second leading league scorer and Alfons Weersink, Hustle award. T -A photo Stephen house league team wins In the first game of Satur- day's Stephen minor hockey action. the home house league team blanked Exeter CIO PIONEER. Pick a deck. Any PIONEER deck. • The only thing not loaded is the price! 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The Stephen bantams were blanked 8-0 by Alma -Logan. The Stephen midgets downed Zurich 5-3 on goals by Bob Rook, Leslie Sewell, .Tony Jones, Allan Brand and Colln Tripp. Picking up assists were Rook, Sewell and Jeff Slaght. In mid -week games, the Stephen atoms lost 6-0 to Hensall and 28-0 to Clinton while the bantams lost 6-1 to Exeter. The lone Stephen goal was notched by Mike Moffatt. CLARKE'S Self -Serve • Oil Changing • Tire Sales & Changing CAR CARE CENTRE Magna Shine Car Protection Interior Vacuuming & Shampooing 235-0119 Ilderton had jumped into a quick lead in the first period. The local bantams and midgets had exhibition games. Wednesday. with each winning. The bantams thumped Huron Park 6-1 after spotting the visitors an early lead on a goal by Mike Moffatt. Steve Gould fired three for the winners with singles go- ing to Sean Whiteford, George Pratt and Chris Tiedeman. Whiteford and John Wells recorded two assists each with singles go-' ing to Tim Easterbrook, Pratt and Bill Fisher. The midgets skated to a 3- 1 win over Zurich, with the visitors again hitting the scoreboard first on a tally by Kevin Lavery. Exeter evened the count on a goal by Ahmad Osman and then got singles from Chris VanGerwen and Scott Brintnell to seal the victory. Brent Atthill had two assists. Pee weer win In a game not reported last week. the Exeter pee wees posted a 5-3 win over Lucan for their third straight triumph. Ron Loucks. Brian Quinn, Paul Mellecke. Jon O'Con- nor and Steve Anderson fired markers for the winners. Replying for Lucan were Jim McLellan. Mike Dillabough and Don Hugill. SHE DOESN'T HAVE EVERYTHING IF SHE DOESN'T HAVE A BERNINA The Sewer's Sewing Machine Unsurpassed The World Over For: 1. Stitch Quality 2. Ease of Operation 3. 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