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Area players making contributions to junior 'B' clubs
Area hockey players continue to play important roles with two
Western Junior 'B' teams.
At. St. Marys, two stalwarts of last year, Exeter's John Ker -
nick and Jeff Shipley from Lucan are back. They are joined this
season by Ilderton's Wayne Urbshott who was with the Lucan Irish
last year.
At Strathroy the coach is Dave Revington and he has goalie
Dave hook from Iluron Park and forward Lester Arts from Lucan
back for another season. Also expected to make the Blades roster
is Brent Bannerman, also from the Lucan Irish.
Revington told us a few days ago that Rook would share goal
tending duties equally with another netlninder. The Huron Park
youngster was with the Exeter Ilawks for the 1983-84 -season. -
At St. Marys this year, two men that were instrumental in get-
ting the Lucan-Ilderton Jets going some 15 years ago are back
together again.
Host Flesherton, Thursday
Jack Nairn a playing coach with the Jets for many years will
be behind the Lincolns bench and Steve Storey is the new manager.
Nairn had a lot of success coaching junior 'B' clubs in Strat-
Sports Spotlight
by Ross Haugh
ford. It's good to see him come out of a short retirement to coach
the St. Marys club.
The third and very important cog in the L -I Jets was Don "The
Silver Fox'Urbshott. His son Wayne is now with the Lincolns.
For John Kernick it will be his fourth and final year with the
Lincolns. The success of the St. Marys team this year will depend
on veterans like Kernick.
The 20 -year old Kernick proved his worth to the Lincolns in
the playoffs last spring as he scored 20 goals and added 20 assists
for 40 points in 21 playoff games.
Kernick's outstanding contributions in the playoffs helped him
win most valuable player honours with the Lincolns last spring.
He was also named rookie of the year in his first season.
The goal of Kernick and the other Lincolns is to win an all -Ontario
championship and with Nairn at the helm they have a good chance.
Nairn is well known for his ability to have his teams in gear 14
for the playoffs. He gets his boys in shape and by playoff time they
will skate with any team.
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Pee wees reach WOAA final
maert and Mike Kingma singled and
raced home on a double for the bat of
Harlen 'Pinney.
In the Exeter fifth, Brett Borden,
Scott Russell and David Dalrymple
singled, and scored along with Mark
Russell who reached base by way of
an error.
The Exeter Legion pee wees
thumped Goderich 13-2 in a deciding
game Monday night to advance to the
Western Ontario Athletic Association
finals.
The game actually took a week to
play. In the first attempt in Goderich
the lights failed in the sixth inning
with Exeter leading 8-2. Light could
not be restored and the game was
suspended until the following Monday
night. The Exeter club continued on
to win quite handily and qualify for
the finals.
The first game was played last
night Tuesday in Flesherton with the
second and third'ames if necessary
in Exeter Thursday night at 6 p.m. If
the series is tied after Thursday's first
game, a second will be played to
determine a winner.
Harlen Tinney was the winning -pit-
cher in the victory over Goderich.
After giving up single runs in the first
two innings, he retired the side in
order in the next three innings and
faced only five batters in the final two
innings to send his team home a
winner.
The Exeter scoring began in the se-
cond inning with a single run as Scott
Russell was safe on a fielder's choice
and was able to come around to score.
A single by Brett Borden and con-
secutive sacrifices by David Schwindt
and David Dalrymple produced the
tying run in the second for the locals.
The first two go-ahead runs came
in the fourth inning as Alan Blom -
Scott Bishop and Harlen Tinney
scored for Exeter in the sixth coming
home on the strength of a double from
the bat of David Schwindt.
The final three Exeter runs were
produced in the top of the final inning.
The big hits were a Mark Russell
single and a Harlen Tinney triple.
Hawks break even
in exhibition starts
The exhibition junior '1)' hockey
season is underway prior to the
1985-86 schedule for the Exeter Hawks
and in two games they have come up
with a split.
In. Lucan Wednesday the Hawks
were trounced 11-1 by the Irish, but,
Sunday in Tbedford the Exeter
youngsters squeezed out a 6-5 win
over the hometown Browns.
The Hawks'pre-season games con-
tinue against Lucan in Hensall Thurs-
day night at 8:15 p.m. and at the
Stephen township arena Sunday at
2:30 p.m. with Thedford providing the
opposition.
In Wednesday's opener in Lucan,
the only goal for the Hawks came at
2.49 of the second period on a power
play. Steve Lightfoot triggered the
successful shot on a three-way pass-
ing combination with Brent Atthill
and Brian Quinn.
MATCH PLAY CHAMPS
club congratulates match
Don Gifford.
-- Bob Foriest of the Ironwood men's golf
ploy champion Dan Heywood and runnerup
T -A photo
Paul Barnes was the top point get-
ter for the Irish with three goals and
four assists for a seven point night.
Paul Foran hit for two Lucan goals
and the other six scores came in
single fashion from Scott Denomy,
Brad Muir, Hugh Dietrich, Mike Hirt-
zel, Glenn Marshall and Dean
Schram.
Rob Stanfield was strong in the
playmaking department with five
assists to his credit.
ReTeree Rick Singleton called 24
minor penalties with 15 going to the
Hawks. Marty Merner and Jason Van
Haarlen shared goal tending duties
for the Exeter club.
Three third period goals allowed
the Hawks to pull out Sunday's 6-5 win
in Thedford in a penalty filled contest.
Referee Ivan Brice called 66
penalties. This time the Hawks took
the fewer 31 to 35 for the Browns.
Thedford jumped into a 3-1 first
period lead on goals by Paul Dixon,
Mike George and captain Paul
WalkEr.
The lone opening session score for
the Hawks was notched by Scott
Bogart as he converted a pass from
Brent Dawson.
In the second period, the Hawks cut
the deficit to a single goal. Steve Bat-
ten and George Pratt were the
marksmen with assists going to Pratt
and Jim Lewis. John Fisher replied
for Thedford.
The third period was only 35
seconds old when Steve Gould tied the
score.on a power play, assisting was
Ian Munroe.
Near the midway mark, Sean
Whiteford put the Hawks ahead for
the first time on a three-way effort
with Steve Batten and Dave Shea.
At ! 2:58 Steve.Gould put the Exeter
Club two ahead as he hit the Thedford
net on a pass from Dave Shea.
With less than three minutes to go.
Mark Ansems completed the Thed-
ford scoring.
Sharing netminding chores for the
Hawks were Marty Merner and Jeff
Laporte. -
WINNERS AT IRONWOOD Shown
flight champions Bill Montgomery and
Palmer.
at the windup event of the Ironwood men's club season are "D"
Gary Dolphin and best in the "C" division Mike Brintnell and Phil
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Rec ball final
now underway
The Flensall Legionnaires and the
Winchelsea Raiders will meet in a
best -of -five series to determine the
Exeter men's rec fast ball league
champions for 1985.
The first games will be played Mon-
day. Wednesday and Thursday night
of this wec`k at 7 p.m. on diamond one.
Games four and five if neccessary
will be played next week on Monday
at 9 and Wednesday at 7:00 also on
diamond one.
Mensall reached the final by
defeating the Exeter Indians two
games straight. 6-5 and 7-2. The
Raiders moved into the final series by
shaking . the Shakers two games
straight. 6-4 and 4-2.
Kevin Bern had a home run in the
first game. and Brian Penhale had a •
round tripper in the second game for
the Raiders
IRONWOOD ME . M I • N — The men's club season at Ironwood golf club has been completed.
From the left are "A" flight winners Bob Fletcher and Stu Homuth and "B" flight champs Bill Farquhar
and Brian Brooks. T -A photo
Ironwood golfers
conclude season
The Ironwood men's golf club en-
joyed sparkling weather and keen
competition at the annual wrap-up
and club championship, Sunday.
"A" flight champion honours went
to Stu Homuth with a 77 followed
closely by Dave Boltzmann and Ken
Bergmann at 78. Lows net was won by
Bob Fletcher at 67, two strokes ahead
of John Van Bakel at 69 and Dave
Jackson at 71.
Victorious in "B" flight was Bill
Farquhar with a 10 -over par score of
80. Runnersup were Al Taylor and
Gabby Mol, tied at 85.
Brian Brooks copped low ' net
honours with a 66 while "B" net
bridesmaids were Don Heywood at 69
and Jerry MacLean at 70.
"C" flight was won by Mike Brint-
nell with 89. Runnerup was Perry
Knee at 94 one stoke better than the
third awarded finisher, Jim Scott.
Divisional low net was awarded to
.-Phil Palmer with a 70 on countback
from Mike Underhill. Third was John
Wuerth in at 72.
Gary Dolphin captured "D" flight
low gross honours by turping in a 96.
Close was Wolfgang Slavik 'at 98
followed by Jack Urquhart at 102.
Low "D" net went to Bill Mon-
tgomery. His score of 68 beat Ron
Heywood by three strokes. Tim Oliver
was close behind at 72.
Nearest the pin honours went as
follows: John Gray on No. four; Ken
Hockey with a splended second shot
on No. six; Bill Hodge equally close
on No. seven; Wayne and Steve
Pearce on No. eight and No. nine
respectively. Winner of the longest
drive on No. five was a deserving Ken
Bergmann.
In the on-going ancillary competi-
tion, "hole -by -hole champion", three
golfers emerged winners. Dennis
Rowe with a birdie on No. nine won
holes one through to nine; Jim Scott
birdied No. 10; while Dave Boltzmann
finally terminated this series D game
which commenced on August 6, by
chipping in for the lone birdie on No.
18.
GUN SHOOT
David Van Allen recorded a score
of 24 to lead the,14 competitors in Sun-
day's weekly shoot at the claybird gun
club. Tied for second place, only ont•
shot behind were Jody Mosurinjohn,
John Morgan and Rysty Gibson.
The balance of the scores were
Doug Moore 22, Steve Venner, Russ
Brintnell and Pone Visouvath 21, Von
Visouvath and Russ Beaver 20, Terry
Romphf 18. Ed Brintnell and Don
Brintnell 17 and Sai Visouvath 13.
The claybird gun club is holding a
turkey shoot on October 6 with a rain
date of October 20. Turkeys and other
meat prizes are up for prizes. Bring
your shotguns and rifles. All are
welcome.
Going Out
of Business
Scott's
Leather &
Tack Shop
120 Sanders St. W.,
Exeter Ph. 235-0694
25. 50% off
Everything in stock
* Western Boots & Hats
• Western Belts & Buckles
• Tack
• Horse Health Supplies ,
The 1985 match play champion was
decided in favour of Dan Heywood
who beat Don Gifford in a close fought
final. Well done guys, and thanks also
to Bob Forrest for keeping this cham-
pionship on schedule.
Finally in the Ironwood men'sclub
draw held later that evening, Karen
Gaul of Hill St., Exeter, emerged the
proud owner of a new Executive set
of golf clubs.
Notice to Hunters
The Township Licence is re-
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Rabbits in Stephen and
Usborne Townships.
These licences may be pur-
chased at: Canadian Tire, Ex-
eter, Frayne's General Store,
Exeter, Rollie's Sports, Grand
Bencf. Hick's General Store,
Corbett, Stephen Township
Office, Crediton.
South Huron
Pheasant Association,
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