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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-20, Page 9• ..-.sis-'-i44sE.41 E4 =44 Minor: manage only two victories 4 Es.ter's minor hockey teams ,managed only two wise in.six outings this week, with scheduled games In Goderlrh being cancelled by the weather, Saturday. The local novice crew dropped a 6-1 decision to Parkhill at the rec centre, Sunday. David Schwindt scored the lone goal on a play with Jim Ahrens. The atoms split a, pair of games. beating Ilderton 3-1, Sunday, after losing a heart- breaking 6-5 decision in Parkhill a week earlier. Doug Clark paced the Sun- day win with a pair of goals while Peter Lerikos notched the other. Tom Rolph. had two assists and picking up one each were Laurie Chalmers and Rob McLelland. On the way to the Parkhill game. half the team had to turn around due to weather conditions, and that left only six skaters to face Parkhill, Aluminum Products Eavestroughing Replacement Windowi Siding Carpentry Renovations Ken. McCann Enterprises 234-6401 while Laurie Chalmers suited up for a fill-in role as netminder. - The locals scored four straight goals late in the game to even the count at 5- 5, but Parkhill scored with four seconds left to snatch the victory. Larry Lewis paced the Ex- eter attack with three goals and an assist, while David Dalrymple had a pair of tallies and one assist. Tom Rolph. David O'Connor and Peter Lerikos added assists. The Lucan minor teams were at the rec centre, Wednesday, and took home two wins in the triple - header. The local pee wees started the night off on the right foot as they won 3-2, but the ban- tams and midgets couldn't follow suit. Dan McLean, Jeff Hannah and Jon O'Connor scored for Exeter with McLean adding two assists. O'Connor and Steve Lingard also had a single assist each. John MacDonald scored both tallies for Lucan. The Lucan bantams scored twice in the first period on the way to a 3-1 win. Mike Hirtzel. Jesse Crawford and Tim Shipley scored for the visitors with Sean Whiteford replying for Exeter. Lucan's midget team wqn the final contest of the night as they skated to a 7-4 vic- tory. scoring two into an emply net in the final 15 seconds. Jeff Shipley had three goals for Lucan and Hugh Dietrich added a pair, while notching the singles were Jeff Liley and Al Craig. Greg Hern notched two for Exeter and singles were fired home by Scott Brintnell and Chris VanGerwen. Scott's Leather & Tack Shop 120 Sanders St. W Exeter Ph. 235-0694 4► • BONSPIEL WINNERS – First draw winners in the Canadian Canners Mixed Open Bonspiel were the team of Jim and Dorothy Chapman and Pat and Vic Cicci. The event was hosted by the Exeter Curling Club Saturday. South Huron all stars battle Friday in Zurich The annual South Huron intermediate hockey league all star game is set for the Zurich arena Friday night at 8. p.m. and both teams are predicting a victory. A defending- league champion Zurich Buckeyes will take on the best players from the other four teams from Exeter, Hensall, Centralia .and Centralia College. The all stars will be coached by Ron Funston of the Centralia Marauders. The manager is Lewis Mitchell of the Exeter Mohawks. The Buckeyes will ice their regular lineup with coach Paul Morrison in charge. Team representative Ron Rader said this week, "We arc mill the champs and they will have to prove they can beat us on the. ice." All stars officials Funston and Mitchell are confident saying, "We have the cream of the crop on our side and we will give them a real run for their money. Sharing goal tending duties for the all stars will be' Hensall's Steve Sararas, Kevin Lightfoot of the Centralia Marauders and Centralia College's Eugene Glavin. The Exeter Mohawks are being represented by Tom Ryan, Jeff Fuller, Luc Gagnon, Brad Daters and Rick Moody while the Hensall Sherwoods are sending Rick Ingram, Jamie Caldwell, Dave Kinsman, Gary Koehler and Brian Maher along with goalie Sararas. In addition to goalie "Lightfoot the Centralia Marauders in action will be Perry Knee, Cec Nickles, Rick Funston and Matt Muller while Centralia College will be represented by . Murray Illman; Joe Schuermann, Mark Thompson and Kevin Giffin in addition to goalie Eugene Glavin. ' The Zurich lineup will likely include goalies Jerge Hellmann and Ken Geoffrey, Greg Kirk, Kris Bedard, Ron Rader, Marvin Merner, Jeff O'Brien, Pat Bedard, Gerald Weido, John Graham, Tom Hayter, Mike Clarke, Scott Consitt, Wayne Thiel, Rick Schilbe, Mike Clarke, Ray Weido and Randy McKinnon. Marauders win .three The Centralia Marauders scored two victories in as many starts this week in the South Huron intermediate hockey league. Wednesday night on home ice at the Stephen township arena. the Marauders down- ed the ('entralia College Saints 6-1 and Friday nigh again at home they doubled the score 8-4 over the Zurich Buckeyes. In games coming up this week. the Marauders will be in Hensall Thursday night to meet the Sherwoods and in Zurich Sunday for a return engagement with the Buckeyes. The annual South Huron all star game will be played Friday night at the Zurich arena at 8 p.m. with the defending champion Buckeyes taking on the best of the other four teams in the league. Six different players shared in the. scoring as the Marauders beat the Saints 6- 1. The only goal of the first period was notched by Mike Mills of the Marauders on a pass from Cec Nickles. In the second period the score rose to 3-0 as Cec Nickles set up Bill Hodge for a successful shot and then completed a three-way ef- fort with Rich Lather and Blair Hearn. .• Rich Lather, Perry Knee - and Ralph Wells were the Marauders marksmen in the final 20 minutes of play with Rob Funston getting two . assists. Cec Nickles, Lather and Perry Knee each helped on one score. The only College goal came early in the third period as Joe Boyle hit the Centralia net on a pass from Mark Thomson. In Friday's win over . Zurich, the Marauders scored six unanswered goals in the first period and were well on their way to victory. Cec Nickles and Doug Todd each scored two goals in the opening period barrage. Adding single scores were Rob Funston and Matt Muller. Rick Funston and Rob Funston each picked up two assists while Rich Lather, Randy Somerville and Nickles added one helper. The Buckeyes managed to break the goose egg es- tablished by Kevin Lightfoot in the ('entralia goal at the three, minute mark of the se- cond period as Steve Bedour registered on a three-way passing play with Gerold Weido and Mike Clarke. Befo'Fe the second 20 minutes of play had expired, the Marauders had scored twice to up their margin on the scoreboard to 8-1. Rich Lather struck at 10:52 on a play started by Mike Mills nad Matt Muller and five minutes later it was Rick Funston bulging the Zurich net on passes from Doug Todd and Muller. The third period scoring belonged to the Buckeyes but it was a case of too little too late. Steve Bedour counted his second goal of the `night on a pass from Greg Kirk. Ron Rader scored on a play set up by Tom Hayter and Mike Clarke and Gerald Weido registered on passes from Bedour and Pat Bedard. Goals were a dime a dozen at the Stephen township arena Monday night as the Centralia Marauders defeated the Centralia. College Saints 13-7 in a South Huron league game. Mark Cronyn was the scoring star of the game as he turned in a five goal performance to lead the Marauders to victory. Close behind with four successful shots was Rich Lather. Rick Funston registered a pair of goals and singles were notched by Blair Hearn and Mike Mills. • Greg Inglis was the leading scorer with two goals for the College who led 4-3 after the first period of play. Getting one goal each for the Saints were Dan Bellamy, Mark Thomson, John Bellamy, Joe Boyle and Laurie Eckhardt. QUIT THE SMOKING HABIT IN 20 DAYS and then maintain the no -smoking habit for`ife. That's what the lung association's new two-part "FREEDOM FROM SMOKING" program isall about. QUIT SMOKING ANO STAY SMOKE FREE! For information call HURON -PERTH LUNG ASSOCIATION 653 West Gore Street, Stratford; N5A 1L4 Telephone 271-7500 30% OFF All Western Clothes & Hats NOW New Universal Life Insurance paying currant interest rates. Presently 1 3.5% . 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