HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-16, Page 15Hawks win first,
host Thedford Friday
Despite having several members
out of the lineup and others perform-
ing below par due to an attack of
stomach flu, the Exeter Hawks final-
ly managed to hit the win column
after three straight losses when they
bested Howick Optimists 8-6 at the rec
centre, Friday.
However, the glory was short-lived
as the locals were drubbed 13-2 by the
southern division leading Belmont
Bombers in another home game,
Sunday.
The Hawks will host Thedford
Browns on Friday night and then
travel to Howick for a Sunday
rematch with the Optimists.
Several of the local juniors and
coaches came down with stomach
problems following the previous
weekend's games and suffered from
attacks of vomiting and diarrhea.
It was thought at first that a bug
may have been passed via the team
water bottles, but other incidents
have also been reported in the area
and the cause remains only
speculative. •
In Friday's meeting between the
two winless squads, the Hawks out-
scored the visiting Howick crew 3-2 in
each of the first two periods and then
held on to the two -goat margin by
answering both visiting goals in the
thirds.
Goalie Jason VanHaarelm was one
of the standouts for the Hawks as he
turned aside 45 shots as the Optimists
dominated play throughout much of
the contest.
Both teams spent a considerable
portion of the game playing with less
than the full allotment of players as
the Hawks took 22 of the 36 penalties.
called, including fighting majors to
Sean Whiteford and Steve Gould.
Both squads netted four goals on
powerplays.
Dave Skea, Scott Bogart and
George Pratt potted twQ each for the
Hawks with the single markers com-
ingoff the sticks of Steve McIntyre
and Don Hamilton.•
Pratt added three assists for a five -
point night, while Skea and Brian -
Quinn contributed two assists each.
Single assists were recorded by Brian
Blackburn and Whiteford.
VanHaarlem was at his best in the
third period -when he turned aside 19
HULLY GULLY
The secona race or the season was
again at Hully Gully, the temperature
was much cooler October 13 and the
competition greater with more sleds
out to race. Again, the Phazer finish-
ed well getting a second in B stock
and a second in C stock.
Brian raced the SRX in mod stock
3 and had a third place finish.
Perfect shot
David Van Allen with a perfect
score of 25 was the winner in Sunday's
regular shoot at the claybird gun club.
John Morgan was second at 23.
Jody Mosurinjohn and Russ Beaver
had identical scores of 21 good for
third spot. They were followed by
Rusty Gibson 20, Fred Brintnell 19,
Grant Hodgert 17 and Russ Brintnell
16.
of the 21 shots the Howick crew pep-
pered at him in an attempt to whittle
the lead.
Bombers bomb
The Belmont Bombers showed why
they're rated as one of the top teams
in the league as they cruised to a con-
vincing 13-2 thrashing of the locals on
Sunday.
The Bombers out -scored the Hawks
5-1 in both the first and third periods
and netted three unanswered tallies
in the griddle frame.
Marty Merner was peppered with
shots from every angle as the free-
wheeling Bombers had 68 shots on
net, while the Hawks managed only
28 at the other end of the rink.
Brent Atthill and George Pratt con-
nected on powerplay goals for the
Hawks with Ian Munroe, Scott Bogart
and Steve Gould picking up the
assists.
Former Hawk Steve Batten scored
once for the Bombers, who netted five
powerplay goals and one short-
handed.
The Hawks again led the penalty
parade before a sparse crowd as they
sat out 16 of the 28 penalties called by
Ray Richards.
011ie's Best
still best,
011ie's Best swept five points in Fri-
day'sregular, play in the Exeter
Legion mixed dart league to maintain
their hold on first place with a total
of 19 points. The Scotties also chalk-
ed up five points.
This week's scores were:
011ie's Best 5 Trailers 0
Scotties 5 Smurfs 0
A Teal'tt 4 Outlaws 1
Southenders 4 Odd Ones 1
Shiphunters 4 4W's 1
Itchy Niters 3 Lost Flights 2
_Swat _3Turtles_2
Canscott 3 Snyde and Clyde 2
Friday's schedule is:
8 p.m.
A Team vs 4 W's
Lost Flights vs Odd Ones
Scotties vs Shiphunters -
Trailers vs Canscotts
9:30 pm.
Southenders vs Outlaws
Snyde and Clyde vs Itchy Niters
Turtles vs Smurfs
011ie's Best vs Swat
Waxers lose
in exhibition
The Exeter Waxers dropped at 3-1
decision to Strathroy in exhibition
novice play this week and were blank-
ed 4-0 by Goderich in their first
Shamrock league start.
The only Exeter -goal in the loss to
Str'athroy was fired by Sean McCann
on an unassisted effort with only one
minute left in the game.
Larry Taylor is the coach of the
Waxers, Ken Pinder is the manager
and the trainers are Bob McDonald
and Dennis Kints.
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Kerslake, Wayne Mauer, Jim Glavin, Fred Wells, Dennis Lamport and
Gord Slaght. Front, Doug Finkbeiner, Tom Glavin, Jack Mover,
George Tryon, Larry Dobson and Eric Finkbeiner.
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WELL OVER — Running back Bill Fisher, right, was a long way over
the goal line before being finally tripped up by a Stratford tackler
in Thursday's 51-0 win for the Panthers. The offensive line members
start heading to congratulate Fisher after they provided the block-
ing for his touchdown.
Panthers score big win,
in Goderich today
The South Huron senior Panthers Miller then connected on a 12 yard
football team trounced Stratford Nor- pass from Fisher to give the Panthers
thwestern 51-0 in Exeter, Thursday. a third touchdown. The convert was
The victory gave the Panthers a kicked by. Gould.
record of four straight wins in regular Fisher added his third touchdown of
season play. This week the team the game. It came on a 36 yard run
travels to Godercih to play the Vik- to widen the SH lead to 29-0 at half
ings on Thursday., time.
This game is very cruicial to both Sean Whiteford made a four yard
teams as it will decide first place run for another Panther touchdown
overall and home field'advantage in with Gould completing the convert.
the upcoming playoffs. Scott Bogart ran seven yards for
The game was in the Panthers con- the next scoring play. The convert
trot right from the opening kickoff. was completed by Whiteford on a pass
Stratford chose to kick to Exeter into from Miller for two points to make the
the wind. score.44-0 after'the third quarter.
This set up the first scoring play. The final quarter saw SH scoring
Bill Fisher returned the ball 80 yards one final touchdown to top off a great
for a touchdown. Steve Gould kicked game.
the convert. - It came on a 15 yard run by Larry
Fisher also recorded the second SH McCarter. The convert was kicked _
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touchdown ana.three yard -run Gould--+= Stei,e Gould: "
kicked the extra point. The Panther offence was executed
Scott Miller added a 35 yard single well and everyone on the team got a
before the end of the first quarter to chance to play in the game.
make the score 15-0. Bill Fisher was the leading ground
Miller opened up the Panther's se- gainer with 130 yards .in 12 carries.
cond quarter with a 21 yard single. 'Sean Whiteford gained 32 yards.
Shuffleboard
now underway
The Exeter shuffleboard club is
alive and well, thanks to the inspira-
tion of Lorne Marshall. He went to the
recreation centre and asked for space
and time so that anyone in Exeter and
surrounding district could play
shuffleboard.
It was he, who gathered a group of
men to paint two courts on the floor
of the rec centre. Because of his ef- r
forts the first meeting of interested
people was a huge success.
A club was formed with Lorne Mar-
shall as president, vice president
Marshall Dearing, secretary -
treasurer Ernest Ross. Two more
courts had to be added shortly after
the club was started and for "Sport-
sfest '85", two more courts making a
total of.six courts.
This past summer, shuffleboard
was played every Wednesday after-
noon and from now through the winter
the club returns to its three days a
week, Tuesday and Wednesday mix-
ed and Thursday men. Games start
1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The annual meeting was held Oc-
tober 9 at the arena. New officers:
past president, Lorne Marshall, presi-
dent Marshall Dearing, vice-
president Grace Farquhar, second
vice president Harold Davis and
secretary -treasurer Jean Hern.
A fee of two dollars will be charg-
ed to all members to pay for.the rent
of the hall. Initial joining fee for any
new members will remain at $10. We
welcome anyone in the town or sur-
rounding district to join.
Thanks Lorne for starting
something that has become such a
success and for taking the club
through the growing pains of the first
two years
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