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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-20, Page 11-GUIDES BEST SCAVENGERS — Optimist club members Pete Hrudka and Tom Bowen present scavenger hunt junior division cash prjzes to Girl Guides Elizabeth Coates, Lisa Forrest and Christine Morgan/ Missing were Barb Mortley and Christine Choppel. T -A photo Irish, Belmont tied for second The battle for first place in the 01 -IA Western Junior "D" southern group- ing is turning into a three team battle. After exciting weekend action, the Mount Brydges Bulldogs on the strength. of a win over the Belmont Bombers have moved into first place with a total of 23 points. Tied for se- cond one point back are the Bombers and the Lucan Irish. The Irish stayed right in contention by defeating the Thedford Browns 9-3 and playing to a 4-4 tie with the Seaforth Centinaires and a 5-5 stalemate with Mount Brydges. The Lucan juniors will be at home tonight, Wednesday at 8:15 at the Lucan Community Centre to the Tavistock Braves and Friday they travel to Exeter to meet the Hawks. Well Spread Scoria In Wednesday's at home be with Mount Brydges, five different Irish players scored one goal apiece. The only Lucan first period score came from the stick of Paul Foran on a three-way passing effort with Paul Barnes and Brent Martin. In the middle period, captian Bob Thirlwall, Wayne Urbshott were the Irish marksmen on passes from Brad Muir; Bob Thirlwall, Glenn Marshall. Swat up lead lei dart loop The Swat team scored three points in Exeter Legion mixed darts play Friday nighte.to up the season point - total to 34 and a three point margin over the Scotties, A -Team and 011ie's Best who are deadlocked for second place. This week's scores were: Shiphunters_4 Smurfs 1 Snyde and Clyde 4 Odd Ones 1 • 011ie's Best 4 Scotties 1 Turtles 4 Trailers 1 A -Team 3 Lost -Flights 2 Canscotts 3 Southenders 2 - Swat 3 4W's 2 ,Outlaws 3 Itchy Niters 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 5 p.m. Snyde and Clyde vs Trailers Canscotts vs Scotties Lost Flights vs 011ie's Best Odd Ones vs A -Team 9:30 p.in. 4 Shiphunters vs Southenders Swat vs Outlaws Smurfs vs Itchy Niters Turtles vs 4W's HP ringettes get two wins The Huron Park Junior Belles Ringette team, coached by Donna Bryson, Art Bowerman. Connie Kaak and managed by Mary -Lou Becker. played two excellent games this weekend. Friday they outplayed Forest 9-2 at the Stephen township arena. Patty Bowerman and Carina Price each scored three, Kathy Gage two and Shauna Becker one. Sunday. they travelled to Seaforth and won by a score of 6-4. Goals were scored by Corina Price two, and Jeanette Kaak, Shauna Becker. Patty Bowerman and Diane McIntyre. one each. Good defence was played by Mary - Lynn Dietrich and Tammy Ffaist with help from Teena Lamport and Char- maine Pritchard. Excellent goalten- ding was played by Christina Glanville. The next game will be Friday, November 22 at 8 p.m. in Huron Park Bantams lose in tournament . The Exeter bantams competed in a weekend'tournament in Belmont and reached the "W' final before losing to Parkhill by allose 3-2 score. in the opening game the locals dropped a 5-3 to Ridgetown and in their second outing edged Wheatley by a score of 2-1. in the loss to Ridgetown, the three Exeter goals came in the second period enough for a 3-2 lead at one point. Jeff Hannah and Jeff Kints scored unassisted goals and captain Jon O'Connor converted a pass from Steve Lingard. The second game victory over Wheatley came as the result of a se- cond period Steve Watson goal on a pass from Jeff Dalrymple and Jon O'Connor notching what proved to be the winning goal on passes from Steve Lingard and Jeff Chipchase. in the final game loss to Parkhill. Steve Watson opened the Exeter scor- ing on a three-way effort with Tim Carter and Larry Lewis and J.on O'Connor notched the second elft a pass from Jeff Kints. Scoring single goals for Parkhill were Glenn Hayter. Bill Westgate and Todd Suderman. Paul Foran, Brent Martin and Wayne Urbshott. What proved to be the tying goal for the Lucan team came as Dean Schram converted a pass from Paul Foran. In Seaforth Friday night, a 4-2•Irish lead at the end of the second period failed to hold up as the Centinaires tallied two unanswered goals in the final 20 minutes of play. All of the Lucan scoring came in the second stanza. Wayne Urbshott was on the firing end of two for the goals. Assisting were Dean Schram, Paul NOVICE TEAM In a - Huron -Perth novice hockey league game Saturday, the Exeter RSD number one team downed the Exeter number two team by a score of 7-1. Craig Schwartzentruber - led the RSD team to victory with a three goal performance. One score came on an unassisted -effort and the others were set up by Glenn Hines' and Ryan Beckett. . - Chris Lerikos checked in with a two goal effort and singles were notched by Bart Harmon and Glenn Nines. Jeff Sararas converted a pass from Rob Lynn for the only score for the losers. Foran; Brad Muir and Glenn Marshall. The other scores came from Brad Muir on an unassisted effort and Jesse Crawford as he converted a pass from Dean Schram. Off To Good Start ' In Thedford Sunday afternoon, the Irish got off to a flying start with four first period goals and were never in much danger of being caught. Paul Foran notched two goals in the opening session and single scores came from the sticks of Jeff Hodgins and Glenn Marshall. Brad Muir and Brent Martin each picked up two ear- ly assists. Helping one goal apiece were Dean Schram, Jesse Crawford and Wayne Urbshott. - Paul Foran was again the scoring star for the Irish in the middle frame. This time he scored three times to bring his game total to five. The only other second period marksman was "Dean Doerr on a three-way passing combination with Al Craig and Jesse Crawford. Helping Foran get his three goals were Mike•Hirtzel, Jesse Crawford, Wayne Urbshott and Dean Doerr. The Irish scoring was completed at the halfway mark of the third period on -a power play as Brad Muir hit the Thedford net on passes from Wayne Urbshott and Jesse Crawford. Times -Advocate, November 20, 1985 Page 11 New coaching staff for Hawks There were several big changes for the Exeter Hawks this week, both on and off the ice. On the ice, the locals skated to a 7-4 win over Thedford on home ice, Fri- day, and then held the southern divi- sion leading Bulldogs to a 3-1 victory right in Mt. Brydges the following night to complete their best weekend showing of the current season. Off the ice, coach Peter Gill has been replaced, although the status of the triumvirate named to fill the vacancy.is still somewhat in 'limbo. Former Hawks coach Ron Bogart has agreed to assist as much as possi- ble, but due to other commitments has indicated that will primarily be in practice sessions with the team: Bench duties will be looked after by Jim Pfaff and current manager Cam Stewardson. The Hawks played in Mitchell last night and local fans will have their first opportunity to see the effects of the recent changes on Friday when the Lucan Irish visit the rec centre. The Irish drubbed the Hawks in the first meeting in Lucan. Sunday, the locals will travel to Clinton to tackle the Mustangs, one of three teams they've managed to beat so far this season. Best Browns The Hawks picked up their third win of the season as they scored three times in the third period to post a 7-4 triumph over the Thedford Browns. George Pratt, who is having con- siderable success around the opposi- tion's net this season, paced the Hawks with a hat trick performance, with two of those coming on powerplays. Ian Munroe, Dave Skea, Steve Gould and Andy Lerikos added the singles. Brian Blackburn picked up two assists to lead in that department, while drawing singles were Gould, Munroe, Lerikos, Skea and Don Hamilton. Bell atoms lose to St. Marys The Exeter Bell atoms dropped a 5-2 decision to St. Marys in a Satur- day atom houseleague hockey game. Brent Miron and Jeremy . Brock were the marksmen for the Exeter club. Jeff Laporte worked between the pipes and was credited with 52 saves in playing a major role in the victory. The Hawks had 49 shots in the free- wheeling contest. • Both squads scored twice in powerplay attempts as the Browns sat out 11 of the 21 penalties called. The totals included fighting majors and game misconducts to Scott Bogart of the Hawks and Mark Ansems of the Browns. Hold Bulldogs While most of the Exeter faithful were expecting another lopsided loss when the Hawks travelled to Mt. Brydges, Saturday, they were more than pleasantly surprised. After spotting the hosts a one -goal margin in the first, the Hawks knot- ted the count early in the second and continued to hold the Bulldogs at bay until they potted two in the final frame to get the victory. Steve Gould fired Exeter's lone tal- ly on -a play with Jeff Pfaff and Scott Bogart. Jason VanHaarlem was in net for the locals and played some stellar hockey, although shots on goal were not recorded. OPTIMIST HUNT WINNERS — Chris Phillips and Robert Verberne receive their senior division scavenger hunt prizes from Exeter Optimists Dave Werrett and JohnRelouw. Missing were Todd McCann and Jamie Bedard. T -A photo Help Bob celebrate the opening of his new Goderich store Poly Wool Blazers Regular $ 145.00 5 colours - Black, Navy, Burgundy, Camel & Chocolate 9 95 J Entire Remainder of Stock 20% off Tweed Sport Coats Corduroy Sport Jackets Dress Shirts Dress Pants Sport Shirts Winter Coots Sweaters Bolts Shop and Save at Both Stores Special Rack Sport Coats Regular to $160.00 6 9S Stretch Corduroy 5495 Dress Sacks Regular 569.95 Opening Special 114,13 SWARTMAN MENS WEAR Main St., Exeter 235-0991 Suncoast Mall, Goderich, Specials effective until Saturday, November 30 1