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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-03-24, Page 11• Liman baitams two up in semi-final . The I,ucan bantams have taken a two game lead over Wainfleet in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association semi-final playoff series. the opening game of the beat - of -five series in Wainfleet 7-3 Friday night and emerged 5-3 victors in a hard fought strug- gle in Lucan, Sunday night. Wainfleet. If a fourth game is necessary, it goes in Lucan Friday night at 8 p.m. A fifth game, if needed is scheduled for Wainfleet Sunday after - IT DIDN'T COUNT - tester Dewon scored a neat goat from the side of the net in Lucan's 5-3 win over the Wainfleet bantams Sunday night, but, it didn't count. R was disallowed because of a team-mate in the goal crease. T -A photo Pizza Train bantams win house.Ieague title The Exeter Pizza Train bantams won the Huron - Perth house leage bantam championship Sunday with a thrilling 4-2 win over Hen - salt,. The Pizza Train boys qualified for the final with earlier wins by scores of 4-2 over Mitchell and 10-3 over Clinton. In the final game,it took four goals in the last eight minutes of the third period to pull out the Exeter vic- tory. Captain David Skea scored both goals for Bengali in the' second period before the Ex- eter team was able to hit the scoreboard. Andy berms notched nue first Exeter goal at 7:14 of the third period on a pass from Marty Taylor. Scott Baptist fired the tying goal two minutes later on a pass provided by Al Pym. With three minutes remaining Pym was back with what proved to be the winning goal on an un- assisted effort. Marty Taylor again on a solo. dash scored an in- surance goal for Exeter near the end of the game. • Three Exeter goals in the first period proved to be encu h topower the Pizza Train to the semi-final win over Hensel!. Exeter Men A C4 R Wood 716 SP R Hogg 795 LE .D Bnntnell 706 HS 0 Wilson650 RO A Flynn 789 SU B Smith 688 CR, B Farquhar 727 I'A L Mathers 567 NM B Willis 575 GG N Whiting 592 OE P Hockey 687 Men's Wed. YW (' Toornstra 658 TM -f) Heywood 676 8th R Dickey682 R Heywood 609 1S HI) DS YW WH CP PI' TA GT WW AC A(' ('I) ('E GP' GH LO LG ST TB WR MG SC CH 0(' EA FT 062 5 44 3 59 0 28 7.42 4 40 7 63 7 38 0 43 2 35 7 50 . 5 5 2 2 5 5 2 2 Tuesdayladi•s 583 7136 0 97 2 91 • 2101 7138 5133 7 84 7 83 0.62 0 49 J Parent 597 E Hillman 645 13 Dykstra 457 D Gaiser 603 • R Haines 597 L Latulippe 694 M Mathers 590 M Sereda 591 M Simpson 703 11 Blatchford 610 S Edwards 518 Thursday ladies 1 Smith 640 P Scott 555 1 Webber 687 J Dougherty 575 1 Hodgins 609 H Luther 615 LBurdon 584 1' Seller 679. .1 Mantey 651 S Mair 5413‘ Friday Mixed }{ Smith 661 K Faber686 1) Murray 613 J Steuer 627 A 1,awrencee 601 0 Snell 561 Sunday Mixed TS N Westlake 554 1313 L Webber 703 131, .1 Smith 771 AN K Mason 545 BR H Fick 624 NI3 H Funston 783 Mon. Afternoon Men 13 Elgie 13 Etherington 1,Lovell (' Smith T Lamport 11 .Johns Huron Hope MI Masse (' Proulx L Rowe F: Klungel Wed. Morning ladies A Brock R I3ereflds M Lovell G Beaver 13 Elgie D Kipfer Senior Cttisons C. Down '1' Walker T Yellow 13 Glenn Frayne 13 Faherington • 0 90 2 64 7128 2102 5 87 5 89 2 55 7107 0 94 5 80 5 73 5 87 2128 7111 0 65 2 79 5 48 0134 7137 2110 5 64 2 53 476 450 417 415 479 361 117 98 97 92 501 536 562 456 868 548 324 343 268 263 321 283 TI BE FL I'E WI SP 130 ST BUT PO HA RA, Minor Bawling Pea Woes S Lostell T Truemner 110 Juniors G Cable 253 M Kingma 253 1) Rohde 264 .1 Isaac 194 Seniors S Russell 324 S Skinner 326 D Warwick 273 C Webber 299 T Ahrens 272 H McDonald 324 1 22 2 20 4 67 • 6 66 8 94 367 3 48 many 'Taylor opened -the Exeter scoring on a three- way effort with Jim Lewis and Jeff Francis and Lewis followed by converting. a pass from Terry Zachar. After Brian skinner counted for Mitchell Al Pym replied for Exeter on a three-way effort with Ray Chong and Scott Baptist. In the second period, Al Pym fired his second successful shot with Bob Sims providing the pass and Brian Skinner scored again for Mitchell. Scott Baptist and Marty Taylor led the Pizza Train scoring in the 10-3 romp over Clinton with three goals and two assists apiece. Al Pym was next with a two goal effort and single goals were fired by Jim Lewis and Jamie Haines. Jim Lewis was the top playmaker with five assists to his credit. Bob Sims, Terry Zachar, and Andy Lerikos helped on two goals each. 13 1211 6 119 6 1041/2 6 114/ 9 94'4 Lucan bowling scores Mpnday Ladies - Shirley Fowles 228-652, Audrey Scott 215429, May Murphy 224, Pat MacDonald 239-601, Betty Brown . 275, Vicki Horbanuik 259, Marg Chapman 231, Beth Radcliffe 228, Patti Carter 226, Sharon Redick 223, Heather Gillen 221, Sandra Disher 220, Marg Young 215. Juniors - Lauralee McDonald 221, Tonya But - chart 208, Dawn Reid 208, Janice Atkinson 208, Terry Evans 207, Marc Fowles 201, Dave Steeper 199, Mike Cannon 197, Jason Pfaff 190, Jason McDonald 180. .Colleen's - Mary VanKerkoerle 236, Mary Van Geel 241425, Nancy Den- smore 220-625, Norah Cowie 228-606; Pat Bloxam 237-605, Marg Carroll 245, Tanny Vanderhoek 229, Eileen Hodgins -227, Thelma Hodgins 223, Agnes O'Sullivan 223, Helen Hearn 221. .. Medway - Al Kish 217-621, Cal Carmichael 243, Fin McKinlay 228, Doug Hills 222, Carol Kish 220, Marg Carmichael 215, Daisy hills 213. Bantams - Stephen Yule 170, Shelly Johnston 156, Jason Miller 141, Shelly DeCaluwe 130, Marcia Heck- man 117, Jennifer Heckman 112, Paul Acres 112, Wendy Gwalchmai 111, Ken Cowie 111, Paul Smith 105. Senior Citizens • Frank DeBlock 245, Alf Riley 199, Gord Higgs 193, Wilhemina DenOtter 182, Jean Miller 183, Ed Armstrong 179, Verna Dowdall 178, Ed Dowdall 174, Henry DenOtter 170. Wednesday Mixed - Dave Wickens 249-678, Bili Cor- nelissen 223.826, Rick Please turn to page 21 times in the third period Sun- day to erase a 2-1 deficit. The only goal of the first period came as Paul Foran of Lucan converted a pass from Tim Shipley at 9.07 on a power lay. Wainfleettied the score at 29 seconds of the second period as John Anderson hit the Lucan net. That's the way the score remained until ear- ly in the final 15 minutes of play. Anderson was back to score Wainfleet's second goal at 3.20 of the final period and give his team a short-lived lead. • With Wainfleet a man short at 5.39, Joe Haygarth tied the score for the kish on passes from Jesse Crawford and Brent Bannerman. • The go-abesd Lucan goal came on an excellent three- way poring effort with Jeff McFalls and Brent Bannerman. What proved to be the win- ning goal came 52 seconds later ala suocessful. shot by Stephen Neil. Mike Dewan and Brent Bannerman pro- vided the assists. Bannerman was back at 8.57 to match his second goal on from Mike Dewan it Stephen Neil to complete the Lucas soaring. John Anderson notched his third goal of the night at 11.03 Indian uprising sidelines midgets It finally struck midnight for the Cinderella post - season of the Exeter Kin- smen midgets as the club lost 10-2, Wednesday, to be eliminated in the OMHA quarter -final by Six Nations. Exeter took a quick lead in the fifth and deciding game when Scott Brintnell banged in a rebound from a shot by Steve Batten at the 1:17 mark of the first, but Six Nations then took complete control of the game with their superior passing and skating to send the locals to the sidelines. Steve Batten scored Exeter's other goal when he stole a puck in front of the Six Nations net while killing a penalty and back -handed a shot into the top corner. Despite the lass, the local squad enjoyed a remarkable playoff record after a dismal showing in the Shamrock league . when they won .only three games and ended up in the loop cellar. They met St. Marys in the first round of OMHA play and surprised the Stonetown lads by winning the set in the maximum seven games, taking the deciding tilt in St. Marys. That put them against Six Nations and they again went the full distance in a best -of - five before being sidelined. Between the two OMHA playoff seta, the locals won the "B" championship in the. Shamrock playoff tournament by posting wins over Port Stanley, Mt.. Brydges and Parkhill. The team ended the season with 17 wins, 19 losses and four ties in 40 league, exhibition and playoff games. Their 131 goals gave them a goals -for average of 3.27 and netminder Peter Dearing had a goals -against average of 3.6 and was one of the dominant factors in the squad's playoff contests. At the team's windup par- ty, Friday, netminder Peter Dearing was . named most valuable player for the season. Greg Hern won the most improved player, it be- ing his first year on a local all-star team. Winner of the Bogart fami- ly Hawk award was Eric Tadgell. The award goes to the player best displaying dependability, determina- tion, sportsmanship and perseverance. Scoring statistics for the season were as follows: Scoring statistics for the season were as follows: G A T 31 21 52 15 21 36 16 17 33 Player Scott Brintnell Steve Batten Greg Hern Eric Tadgell Mike Tiedeman Chris VanGerwen Dave Hayter Brent Atthill Ahmad Osman Brian Blackburn Brent Dawson Randy Ford Sean Whiteford Steve Gould 13 18 9 20 14 10 5 . 13 5 9 5 6 2 8 3 7 2 7 4 3 4 0 , c • 3'1- 24 18 "14 11. 10 10 9. 7 4 Pim 37 96 28 20 24 4 55 52 20 62 36 33 0 2 to wrap up the Wainfleet scor- ing on a power play. Referees Bill Smith and George Tryon called 27 penalties, with Wainfleet tak- ing 15. Lucan scored three times on power playy` and Wainfleet cashed in oh -two similar situations. Paul Foran of Lucan suf- fered a severe cut to the back of his left Jeg when hit by a skate and will likely be out of action for the balance of the series. In Friday's 7-3 victory in Wainfleet, Lester Dewan led the Lucan scoring with three goals and the same number of assists. Scoring in single fashion were Paul Foran, Tim Shipley, Brent Bannerman and Jesse Crawford. 1f Times -Advocate, March 24, 1982 A GOOD SHOT - Stephen Neil is shown scoring a third period goal for the Lucan bantams in Sunday's 5-3 win over Wainfleet in OMHA semi-final playoffs. MARCH IS NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH Centralia College of Agricultural Technology presents an erning program on HEALTHFUL NUTRITION • Thursday March 25; 7:00 p.m. at Huron Hall, Centralia College * Guest Speaker Cathy Thomson, R.P.Dt. 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