HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-09, Page 11STEPHENCO-CHAMPS— Sharing a three way win at
Stephen Central school. Shown with coach Don O'Rourke
Scott Miller, Greg Becker; Bill Willemsen, Lee Watt; (front,
Robb Finkbeiner and Brian Woodburn.
a volleyball tournament in Hensall, Friday, was the team from
are: (back, from left) Bill Vandeworp, Wayne Becker, Mark Dillon,
from left) Pau) Meliecke, John Willemsen, Tim Cant, Grant Hayter,
Midgets, bantams get victories
The Exeter midgets were
the busiest of the local minor
teams this week, playing
three games. They gained an
even split, winning one
against Hensall, losing to
Parkhill and posting a tie
with St. Marys.
The locals stuck with
Parkhill for the first and last
periods in Sunday's game,
but the home team scored
twice in the middle to take a
5-3 victory.
Dave Hayter, Sean
Whiteford and Scott Brint-
nell scored the Exeter goals
with assists to Mike
Tiedeman, Steve Batten,
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Hayter, Randy Ford and
Brintnell.
The locals posted a con-
vincing 9-2 win over Hensall
in an exhibition contest at
the rec centre, Saturday.
Greg Hern and Steve Gould
had a pair to lead the attack
with singles coming from
Steve Batten, Brent Dawson,
Dave Hayter, Scott Brintnell
Last Chancers
lead increases
The first place lead of the
Last Chance in the Exeter
Legion mixed dart league
has increased to five points.
They now have 48 points
while the Rowdy Ones are
second with 41 points
followed by the Shiphunters
at 37 points.
This week's scores were:
Shiphunters 5 Sassenactls 0,
Itchy Niters 4 All in the
Family 1
Last Chance 4 Canscotts 1
Out of Space 3 Crusaders 2
CB'ers 3 CP's 2
Outlaws 3 Rowdy Ones 2;
Jaams 3 Evil Eyes 2,
Winkers - Scotties - yet to
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p Friday's schedule is as
follows:
t1:00 p.m.
,Jaams vs Shiphunters
Crusaders vs Rowdy Ones
Outlaws vs Out of Space
All in the Family vs Winkers
9:30 p.m.
CB'ers V8 Canscotts
Last Chance vs CP's
Scotties vs Itchy Niters
Evil Eyes vs Sassenachs
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John McDermid and Ian
Munroe replied for the
Hensall crew.
In a 5-5 tie with St. Marys,
the local midgets battled
back from deficits on three
occasions and were trailing
3-1 after the first period.
Chris VanGerwen notched
a pair of tallies to lead the
attack, with singles going to
Dave Hayter, Scott Brintnell
and Steve Batten.
Mike Tiedeman had two
assists to lead in that
department and recording
one each were Brent Atthill,
Brent Dawson, Randy Ford
and Brintnell.
Pea woos toss
It was a case of too little
and too late when the Exeter
pee wees hosted St. Marys,
Wednesday. The visitors
scored six times before
Exeter hit the sheet and
posted a 6-3 win.
Exeter's three goals came
in the last five minutes of the
game.
Dan McLean picked up two
of them and Jon O'Connor
notched the other. All three
were unassisted.
Bantams triumph
The bantms overcame an
early one -goal deficit and
skated to a 3-1 win over St.
Marys in the second game of
Wednesday's triple -header
at the rec centre.
Stewart Chettleburgh got
the equalizer late in the
second and Sean Whiteford
and Steve Gould picked up
the winner and insurance
marker respectively.
Recording assists were
Scott Lovie, Chettleburgh,
Chris Tiedeman and Gould.
Atoms los•
In exhibition play, Sunday,
the Hensall atoms scored a 4-
3 win over Exeter at the rec
centre.
Jason Imanse had a pair to
pace the attack with singles
going to John Rooseboom
and John Bell. Scoring for
Exeter were Peter Lerikos,
David O'Connor and Scott
Wedlake.
In atom houseleague play,
Exeter and Clinton battled to
a 1-1 draw, Saturday. Jason
Heywood scored for the
home team.
Badminton coach
to Ontario team
Pat Rowe, a physical
education teacher at' South
Huron and school badminton
team coach has been named
manager of the Ontario
badminton team that will
compete in the 1983 Canada
Winter Games in Chicoutimi,
Quebec.
Rowe, who has been on the
executive of the Western
Ontario Badminton
Association for some years
and a representative at the
Ontario Association level, is
pleased about her recent
appointment.
"I have mixed feelings
ecstasy and panic", she
quipped Monday. As
assistant to team coach
Jamie McKee, a former
Canadian champion and
world -ranked player, she
will be responsible for
arranging practice
locations, travel schedules
and accommodations as well
as doing public relations for
the team. The honour comes,
she says, when she gets to
accompany the team to the
Games.
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Mohawks beat Saints
In South Huron hockey
league play at the South
Huron Rec Centre Thursday
night, the Exeter Hawks
scored a lopsided 11-2 victory
over the Centralia College
Saints.
In action this week, the
Saints will meet the Cen-
tralia Marauders at the
Stephen arena tonight,
Wednesday and the
Mohawks will be at home to
the Hensall Sherwoods at the
South Huron Rec Centre,
Thursday night at 8:30 p.m.
Friday, the Sherwoods will
be at the Stephen arena to
take on the Marauders and
Sunday the Mohawks travel
to Zurich to meet the -
Buckeyes.
Six Exeter goals in the
first period practically put
the game in the win column
for the Mohawks, Thursday.
Tourney set
at Stephen
A rec hockey tournament
has been scheduled for the
next two weeks at the
Stephen township arena at
Huron Park.
Arena manager Frank
Funston has lined up eight
teams which will start first
round action on Monday
night, December 14. The four
winners will meet in semi-
final play two nights later in
the 'A' division while the four
losers meet the same night to
decide finalists for the 'B'
championship.
The championships will be
decided Monday, December
21 with the 'B' final at 8 p.m.
followed by the 'A' cham-
pionship contest.
Three rec league teams
from Huron Park will be
joined by clubs from Exeter,
Dashwood, Zurich, Parkhill
and Mount Forest.
Team championship
trophies will be presented by
reeve Doug Russell and
deputy -reeve Allan Walper
of Stephen township while
the most valuable player in
each division will receive a
$25 merchandise voucher.
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Rick Moody fired two
successful first frame shots
while singles were added by
Dan Bell, Tom Ryan, Brad
Datars and Dave Under -
Wood.
Underwood was the top
playmaker with three assists
while Jeff Fuller and and
Dave Jackson helped on two
goals each and a single assist
went to Rick Moody.
The lone score for the
Saints in the opening 20
minutes of play came from
the stick of Don Bellamy on a
pass from Laurie Eckhardt.
In the second period the
Mohawks increased their
lead to 10-2. Moody, Ryan
and Underwood each upped
their game goal totals to two
and captain Mike Anstett
added a single score.
The final score for the
Saints came as Doug
Johnston completed a three-
way passing combination
with Mark Thompson and
Joe Schuermann,
In the closing session,
Dave Underwood completed
the Exeter scoring as he
converted a pass from Rick
Moody. The Mohawks took
eight of the 14 minor
penalties handed out by
referees Iry Ford and Ron
Watt. None affected the
scoring.
Times -Advocate, December 9, 1981
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