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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-09, Page 11NIMES 1 1 Poe, 8 Times -Advocate, September 9,1982 Sports Spotlight By Ross Haugh While baseball, soccer and football are sort of holding the spotlight in sports circles at the moment, the 1982-83 hockey season is not far away. Actually there is already activity on the local scene. Officials of the South Huron intermediate hockey league are organizing for another term. League president John Snell tells us he expects the same five teams from last year to be back along with a home and home schedule with the same number of teams from the North Oxford league. The five teams returning to South Huron league play will be the defending champion Zurich Buckeyes, Hensall Sherwoods, Centralia Marauders, Centralia College Saints and the Exeter Mohawks. Coming up from Oxford for a single interlocking schedule will be teams from Avonton, Lakeside, Brooksdale, St. Marys and Rostock. These clubs play their home games in St. Marys and Embro. Snell said he saw a couple of the Oxford area teams play a year ago and he thinks the calibre of the two leagues is quite similar. The Exeter Mohawks will have Jack Chipchase back guiding the team from the bench while Dan Brint- nell will replace Lewis Mitchell as manager. Chipchase was named coach of the year last year. Mitchell said he is also trying to find someone to replace himself as the Mohawks representative on the league executive. The main executive is made up of president John Snell, vice-president Mike Cronyn and secretary -treasurer Shirley Rader. Any new players wishing to try out with the Mohawks should contact Dan Brintnell or Jack Chipchase. HUNTING SHOW The hunters of Ontario, and the industry which caters to their needs, will put their tradition proudly on display at the 1982 Hunting Show, September 10, 11, and 12, at the International Centre in Mississauga. The show will cover virtually every aspect of the hunting tradition, with hands-on activities and demonstrations as its key elements. It will also feature one of tl-,.: largest displays of supplies for the hunter ever assembled under one roof in Canada, including firearms, bows and apparel. Among the highlights of the three-day show are the Molson Canadian open moose, goose and duck -calling championships, a sporting -dog demonstration area, featuring the training and handling of almost every ma- jor hunting dog breed, and a hawk and eagle exhibition by a master falconer. To accommodate the hands-on activity theme, there are ranges for archery, crossbow, slingshot and air rifle shooting under the guidance of expert instruc- tors. For the juniors, there are archery contests, decoy - head whittling and air rifle shooting, all at no extra charge. As well, many of the province's leading conserva- tion clubs will be manning information displays that deal with such things as safe -gun handling, wildlife habitat management and waterfowl identification. The Ministry of Natural Resources and the Ontario Provincial Police will also be in attendance, giving hunters an opportunity to clarify firearms and hunting regulations with the government agencies involved. For trappers, the Hudson's Bay Fur Centre will be hosting workshops to upgrade their furhandling skills. The 1982 Hunting Show is being sponsored by On- tario Out Of Doors magazine, in conjunction with the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters Inc., to entertain and inform the hunting sportsmen of Ontario. The International Centre is located on Airport Road, one mile north of the Toronto International Air- port and the show is open Friday, Saturday, September 10 and 11 from 10 p.m.; and Sunday, September 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For further information contact Nor- ma Riordan (416)368-3011. The calling championships are just part of the ac- tivities being featured at the 1982 Hunting Show, the first of its kind ever held in Canada'. It is also the first time that all three major calling championships in moose, goose and duck -calling have been held under one roof. The lead-off round will begin on Saturday with selection of the Ontario calling champions and the Cana- dian Moose -Calling Champion. Sunday will see the finalists in three categories compete against callers from other provinces and the reigning Canadian cham- pions for the laurels as Canada's best. A distinguished panel of judges, including wildlife experts and outdoor writers, have been picked to judge callers under the watchful eye of contest co-ordinator, Toronto lawyer and outdoorsman Iry Cochrane. Burt Myers, editor of Ontario Out Of Doors magazine, and John Power, outdoors editor of The Toronto Star, have been selected to act as master of ceremonies. Hawks to Practice Exeter Hawks new manager Don Campbell has an- nounced dates for the first practices for the team in preparation for the 1982-83 OHA season. The first scrimmage is set for Tuesday night, September 14 at 9 p.m. at the Stephen township arena at Huron Park with the second scheduled for the same time and place Thursday night. Campbell welcomes anyone interested in trying out for the club. Bob Rowe is this year's coach. The first league game for the Exeter club will be Friday, October 15 when they play host to their arch rivals, the Lucan Irish, last year's OHA Junior "D" champs. They won more In last week's issue we said the Exeter juniors had only won five games prior to their four game sweep to the OBA championship. We were out a little. They actually won 11 games previous to the OBA playoffs in Kincardine. • Meet Listowel next Dasbwood p ee wees defeat Exefer,advance Hing pitcher for Dashwood in Dashwood batting attack in the opening game while Bill the opening win with a double Vandeworp was Monday's and two singles and John winner with relief help from Denomme added a pair of one Mellecke. Steve Anderson base blows. and Dave Russell were the Paul Mellecke was the top losing hurlers for Exeter. Dashwood hitter in Sunday's Dan Creces led the final game with a home run and two singles. Lee Watt was close behind with a triple and double and John Denomme contributed two singles. Bill The Dashwood pee wees eliminated Exeter in two straight games over the weekend to advance to the semi-final round in Western Ontario Athletic Association playoffs. . In the first game in Dashwood Saturday, the hone team scored a 12-7 vic- tory and Monday afternoon in Exeter it was a. close 6-4 win for Dashwood. The Dashwood club now meets Listowel with the first game in Listowel Sunday at 3 p.m. with the return game in Dashwood Tuesday night at 7 p.m. The winner of the Dashwood -Listowel series will meet Chesley or Flesher - ton for the WOAA title. Paul Mellecke was the win- HENSALL GIRLS WIN — The "A" championship of the annual Usborne bantam girls ball tournament was won Monday by Hensall. Back, left, coach Joanne Bell, Angelina Malik, Sandra Dickins, Julia Knip, Jackie Cottrell, Ruth Knip, Tammy Bell, Pam Cottrell and coach Kathie Nielands. Front, Missy Caldwell, Marg Duchatme, Kathy Ingram, Jackie Bell, Karen Campbell and Teresa Knip. T -A photo B'S WIN B TITLE — The Exeter B club won the "B" championship of Monday's girls bantam fastball tournament in Kirkton sponsored by the Usborne Minor Ball Association. Back, left, Jennifer Rose, coach Cy Blommaert, Cheryl Dowson, Heather Jamieson, Julie Blommaert, Karla Josephson, Susan Boyle, Diane Warwick, Kathy Hogan, Sarah Patterson and coach Tom Arthur. Front, Brenda Thompson, Julie Barnetson, Kendra Arthur, Kellie Whit- ford, Karen Rowe, Kristen t.ovie and Karen Dykeman. T -A photo One playoff upset Summer hockey ends .Sunday The regular schedule of the Stephen arena summer hockey league concluded, Sunday, with the RSD Red Army taking the title with one loss, and the playoffs opened on Labor Day Monday with one major upset being recorded. In the first round of playoffs, Pfaff Electric, who had tied for second, were dumped into the "W' division when they were upset by JMR. The Red Army won over the Flyers by default to go into the "A" round of playoffs. They'll be joined by JMR, Seaforth and Hensall. Hensall squeaked by Parkhill 8-7, while Seaforth bombed Canabis 11-0. Joining Pfaff in the "B" round will be the other three losers. The playoffs wrap up this Sunday. Pfaff meets Flyers at 9:00 and Canabis tangles with Parkhill at 10:30. The winners play for the division title at 6:00. The "A" playoff round gets underway at 12:00 when the Red Army face JMR and this will be followed at 1:30 by the Seaforth vs Hensall match. The winners meet for the "A" title at 7:30. JMR scored twice in the final period to take their 5-4 win over Pfaff in Monday's playoff round. Dan Bell fired both tallies and also had one in the first stanza. Darrell Preszcator and Jim Romph registered the singles. Larry Haugh had a pair for the elec- tricians and the singles were sniRed by Randy Fisher and ORDER NOW Before the Price Increase next year round picnic table with benches attached plus 2 other side benches *109.95 And have we got lawn furniture (Order early and don't be disappointed) • Chairs • Love Seats • Picnic Tables • End Tables • Combination Bench/Table • Pot Stands Quality Made Cedar Furniture Ready for immediate pick-up ARC Industries Woodworking Program, Dashwood Mon. - Thurs., 9:00 to 4:30 Fri., 9:00 to 4:00 237-3667 Scott Pincombe. Hensall scored with 17 seconds remaining to eke out an 8-7 win over the Parkhill crew. The winner was record- ed by Ken Varley, his fourth of the game. Brian Rader had three and Brent Athill notch- ed the single. Rick McLellan fired three for Parkhill and picking up two each were Bill Knapp and Tim Poore. Pacing Seaforth to, their 11-0 triumph over Canabis were Peter Tuckey, Dave Erb and Mike Kelly with two apiece. Triggering singles were Jeff Rowe, Gord Love, Bob Mommersteeg, Paul Johnston and Dave Mcllwain. The Flyers had only four players and had to forfeit to the Red Army. In Sunday's final games, Smith wins in Exeter golf Bette Smith recorded the low gross score at this week's regular ladies play at the Golf and Country Club. Olga Chipchase was best on number four, Jeanette Turner required the most putts and Marg Wein was tops in gross. Ladies playoffs were held Tuesday and a pot luck dinner and presentation of awards will be held September 21. the Red Army scored a 14-1 verdict over JMR, Pfaff thumped Canabis 10-3, Seaforth got by the Flyers 12-8 and Hensall played to a 3-3 draw with Parkhill. Doug Brooks and Preston Dearing scored three each for Pfaff with Fred Campbell contributing a pair. Singles were recorded by Bill Pin- combe and BriTa Rink Snell navean Smith andylor. Dave O'Neill replied for Canabis. Perry Pooley popped five for the Red Army, whil Paul Pooley and Brian Mercer had a pair. Picking up singles were Dave Bogart, Dan Brint- nell, Bruce Shaw, Dave Robinson and Bill Glover. Dave Cornall had the lone goal for JMR. Seaforth had no goalie for their tilt with the Flyers, but with six skaters they still managed a 12-8 verdict. Bob Mommersteeg had four, while Pete Tuckey and Brian Horner notched three. Scor- ing singles were Dave Erb and Dave Mcllwain. Dave Egan tallied three for the Flyers with singles to Paul Allan, Al Hartford and Terry Mallin. Bill Knapp had two and Paul Taylor a single in Parkhill's 3-3 tie with I{ensall. Brian Rader, Ken Varley and Robert Pryde replied for Barbecue for lady golfers At a recent ladies golf coni - petition at the Ironwood course, 36 ladies participated and enjoyed a steak barbecue. Hidden score prizes were won by Cindy Forrest, Grace Drummond and Lossy Fuller while Hazel Beaver recorded the lowest score and Helen Burton required the least number of putts. Lossy Fuller was named golfer of the month and wet T- shirt awards went to Marlene Parsons and Hazel Beaver. Dashwood ousts local tykes. The Exeter • Tykes ended their season on a losing but positive note Saturday as they iropped their second straight decision to Dashwood 8-2. Friday night, Dashwood outlasted the locals 12-10 after they built up a 7-0 lead in the early innings. Saturday's game featured fine pitching and tight defen- sive work by both teams, but in the end Dashwood took ad- vantage of their chances while the Exeter boys could not muster the timely hit. Todd Laporte was tough in the clutch for Dashwood as he stranded seven runners on base. Dashwood -did not leave a base runner. Harlen Tinney and Scot Russell both pitched well for. Exeter who scored their only runs in the fourth inning on singles by Todd McCann, Doug Clark and Jeff Chip - chase. Brent McDonald had two hits for Exeter. Friday night's game also featured a strong perfor- mance by Laporte, who got early support from his team- mates as they built up their early lead. After getting into early trouble Scot Russell settled down to pitch fine baseball before getting relief help from Tinney. Mark Burton, Mark Russell and Todd McCann lead the Exeter offense with two hits each while Justin Charette, Brent McDonald, Doug Clark, Scot Russell and Steve Sillery had one each. Despite losing both games, the local boys performed well and can be proud of their pro- gress in their first year in baseball. Coaches Tom McCann and Dan Brintnell would like to thank the tyke parents for their enthusiastic support and encouragement throughout the season. Exeter Minor Hockey Registration Day Sat. September 11 4-6 year olds $40.00 7-19 - registration is $70.00 the same price as last year This year as last year we have trial of- fers for anyone in their first year of organized hockey, irregardless of age. Registration from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. South Huron het Centre For more information on trial offers Contact: Al Quinn 235-2902 John Pym 235-0627 Bob Osgood 235-2765 n W,AA pI.yoffs Exeter slugger in the two playoff games with five hits in • eight trips to the plate. Vandeworp and Dan Creces chipped in with singles. Steve Anderson was the top Paul Van Gerweri wins at Ironwood Paul Van Gerwen scored a 36 to lead the "A" flight golfers in the regular men's night Tuesday at the Iron- wood club with 48 competitors in action. Jack Fuller took low net with a 32. In "B" flight, Mark Cronyn's 40 was the low gross score followed by Don Heywood while Brad Daters and Jim Campbell were best in low net. Jim Rowe has the best gross score of 41 in "C" flight and Bob Drouillard shot a 30 for the low net mark. In "D" flight, Ed Little and Jim Scott were the winners and Jim Rowe was closest to the pin. The club sponsored a recent junior -senior tournament and Jitn Guenther and Iver Small teamed up to win low gross with a 73. Paul and harry Van Gerwen on low net with a 68 after a count back with teams composed of Bob and Brenda Fletcher and Mark Russell and Don Gifford. Members are reminded of the season wrapup tourna- ment to be held Sunday, September 19. Jhanhjou I would like to thank everyone for their enquiries, kind thoughts and gifts dur- ing my recent illness. A special thanks to the many customers who have been so patient. Everything is really appreciated. Doug Parker From the complete Shell Agent 1111 KI: INF: 1 4.•0, A universal motor oil for simplified maintenance A universal motor oil for year round dependability 41.101 NEED hat K4,111 DIESEL ANUOAti1LINE BOi1T[JSOMER! 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