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Tbe Zurich Buckeyes won von final in six games. After Mike Clarke scored with assists going to Rick score to 7-5 at 18:43 as Dave home town Hensel) tans went the extra manpower and Jeff Rick Schilbe, John Graham,
the South Huron in- ga for the Buckeyes on a pass Ingram and Jamie Caldwell. Kinsman converted a pass wild as Allan Taylor bulged O'Brien scored what proved Gerald Weido, Pat Bedard
to fe hockey chant- tfrom Pat Bedard, the Next came a successful from Ken Varley with Greg the Zurich net on a pass from to be the winner a minute and Mike Clarke. Coach Paul
pionship for the fourth SSherwood. t advantage of shot by Kits Bedard at theKik of Buckeyes in the Rick Ingram. later. Getting the playaMorrison was the
consecutive time Thursday u1 to Sttaye Bedour for Buckeyes on a play started penalty box. The noise was louder at started were Kris Bedard timekeeper at that time.
Y slashing. Dwight Consitt was by John Graham and Jett The Sherwoods who have 10:40 when Taylor scored and Ron Rader.
n�btmadea habit of coming from again with Ingram and The last minute of play
Ila an exciting battle In the marksman with captain O'Brien. behind through the entire Jamie Caldwell getting was exciting as the Sher GYMNASTICS
which they were forced to U Ken Varlet' and Dave Kin- The Sherwood* retaliated aeries sparked one of their assists. woods sent six forwards to
come Brom behind in the fast sman providing the quickly with Jamie Caldwell rallies in the third period and The Zurich fans got their the attack and came close on
seven minutes of the nee passes. hitting the Zurich net. Allan
play necessary pa+ scored three consecutive chance to rejoice with seven a couple of occasions and
Buckeyes edged the HensaU With 59 seconds left in the , Taylor and Rick Ingram goads to take a temporary 8-7 minutes to go when Steve Ron Rader of the Buckeyes
Sherwoods 9-8 at the Hensal) ga Y opening session, Rick assisted. Bedour scored on a play set missed a wide open net at_ the
arena to win the beat -of- Schilbe notched the fifth Mike Clarke fired the lead,
rry Caldwell scored up by. Rick onSchilbe and Pat other end..
Buckeyes goal On passes seventh Zurich goals from Gary Koehler at 2:48 Bedard.. • At the conclusion of the
from Wayne Thiel and seven minutes left In the with Gary Koehler assisting With a little less than five game, ieague president John
Randy Reiner. middle frame. Assisting to cut the deficit to a single minutes to go Gary Kyle of Snell presented the chem-
Tice second period was • were Gerald Weido and Greg, goal. Hensal) was penalized. The pionship trophy to Buckeye
only 30 seconds old when Kirk. Five minutes later the Buckeyes took advantage of captain John Graham andhis
Allan Taylor hit for Hewett The Sherwoods cut the assistants Mike Clarke and
in Thursday's me, the
Zurich club minted the "
tint period with five goals to
two for the ,�.
outscored three to two in the
middle frame and had to
bounce back after Hensel
scored three times in the
first half of the final period.
In the first nine minutes of
the me the Buckeyes
scored three times, two of
the goals coming on power
plays.
With Jamie Caldwell at
Hensel off forelbowing in
the first minute of play,
Marvin Merner scored on a
three-way combination with
Ron Rader and Jeff O'Brien.
At 4:10 Steve Bedour
converted a pass from
-
Gerald Weido and the
Buckeyes were ahead 2-0.
Exactly four minutes later
with Gary Koehler in the
Kris
penalty
�s tr for
Zurich with assists going to
Ron Rader and captain John
Graham.
Hensal) hit the scoreboard
for the first time at 13:34 as
Allan Taylor finished off a
passing combination with
Gary Kyle and Rick Ingram.
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Only six members of the
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Five months of practise by
South Huron's gymnastic
team will culminate
tomorrow at the Huron -
Perth Championships in St.
Thomas.
"The girls are starting to
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Shakey on our beam routines
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coach, Carey Eddy.
St. Thomas will also be the
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next Saturday , April 17. The
meet tomorrow commences
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BUCKEYES WINAGAINThe Zurich Buckeyes won the ,South Huron intermediate hockey championship for the
fourth consecutive time Thursday night with a 9-8 win over the Hensal) Sherwoods. Back, left, Paul Klapp, Scott
Consitt, Kris Bedard, Paul Hoggitt, Jeff O'Brien, Randy. Regier, Randy McKinnon and Randy Smote. Centre, Gerry
Rader, Elroy Deslardine, Ray Weida, Wayne Thiel, Rick Schilbe, Steve Bedour, Pat Bedard, Gerald Weido, coach
Paul Morrison and trainer Carl, Finkbeiner. Front, Marvin Merner, Mike Clarke, Ron Roder, Juergen Hellman,
Kevin Geoffrey, captain John Graham and Greg. Kirk. Missing were Glenn Zirk and Tom Hoyter. T -A photo
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WIN SOUTH HURON TITLE South Huron Hockey league president John Snell
presents the championship trophy to Zurich Buckeyes captains_ John Graham, Mike
Clarke and Pat Bedard. The Buckeyes won the championship for the fourth straight
time defeating the Hensal) Sherwoods in a tough six game series. T=A photo
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