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STEPHEN STARS WIN - The "B" championship of the Cyclone division of the Lucan Cup Challenge was
won by the Stephen Stars. Back, left, captain Tony Underhill, Blair Hearn, Rob Funston, Ron Kenne
Rob Funston, Rick Edwards, Ted Hodgins, Dennis Preszcator, manager Mike Underhill and coach Bi I
VanBergen. Front, Preston Dearing, Dave Cruickshank, Rick Funston, Pete Dearing, Brian Lather an
Ralph' Wells T -A photo
WIN LUCAN CUP -- The Lucan Cup Challenge was won Sunday by
Fort Erie. Above, captain Dan Blair accepts the trophy from Bill Darl-
in • and Ron Peters. T -A • hoto
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CENTRALIA WINS - The Centralia Stars won the 'B' championship
- of the Cyclone division of the weekend Lucan Cup Challenge. Above,
captain Tony Underhill accepts the prize from Bill Darling.
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Bantams win
In a Wednesday at home Shamrock
minor hockey league game, the Ex-
eter bantams defeated St. Marys by
a 5-1 score.
• Captain Jon O'Connor was the scor-
ing star for the Exeter club with three
successful shots. One came on an
unassisted effort and the others on
passes from Mark Coward and Jeff
Hannah.
The other two goals came from the
sticks of Shawn Moore and Steve
Anderson with O'Connor and Hannah
getting assists on both.
More sports on page 16A
Fort Erie, Delhi win
Exciting action in Lucan Cup
Exciting action with a number of
overtime games featured the
weekend's sixth annual Lucan Cup
Challenge.
Fort Erie won the 'A' trophy with
a 5-4 overtime win over International
Stick of Toronto and East London
Sports took the 'B' title by beating Kit-
chener 3-1.
The Fort Erie team took home
$4,500_ in cash and the Ron Peters
trophy while International Stick's
prize money was $1,500. East London
Sports received $1,000 and the village
of Lucan trophy presented by reeve
Norm Steeper and Bryan Smith.
In the 'A' final Rick Knutson's se-
cond goal of the game at 8.25 of over-
time clinched the Fort Erie victory.
Captain_ Dan Blair also scored twice.
Scoring for International Stick were
Bob Ciotti, John Kellett, Steve Sher-
man and Bill Sawyer.
Fort Erie reached the finals by
beating Kitchener 6-5 and London
Wolverine 5-3 while International
Stick defeated Sarnia 7-6, Windsor 6-3
Claybird gun club
elects new officers
The Claybird Gun Club had its year
end meeting at their club hous4 Sun-
day. The new executive committee
was elected.
President, Charlie Dinney; vice
president Jody Mosurinjohn; sec.
treas. Donna Mosurinjohn; trapcap-
tain no. 1 Doug Moore; trap captain
no. 2 Joe Wilds; handgun captain
Glen Vickery; high power rifle capt.
Wayne Hoffman; 22 rifle captain
Dwight Monck and black powder
capt. Larry Mason.
The club had a good year by hav-
ing two successful turkey shoots and
a very successful trapshoot for the
Exeter Sportsfest this suit mer. There
was also a season long trapshoot for
members which consisted of shooting
40 rounds, 1000 shots.
Swat team,
leads - darts
The Swat team continues to lead the
Exeter Legion mixed dart league with
a total of 41 points. The Scotties are
four points back in second place and
the A Team and 011ie's Best are tied
for third spot with 35 points -apiece.
During Friday's regular play, Cliff
McDonald recorded a perfect score of
180.
This week's scores were:
Shtphunters 4 Lost Flights 1
Swat 3 Canscotts 2
Snyde and Clyde 4 W's 1
Trailers 3 A Team 2
011ie's Best 3 Odd Ones 2
Smurfs Outlaws 2
Scotties 3 itchy Niters 2
Southenders 3 Turtles 2
Friday's schedule is:
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Shiphunters vs Snyde and Clyde
Scotties vs Outlaws
Smurfs vs Odd Ones
Trailers vs Lost Flights
9:30 p:tn.
Swat vs A Team
4 W's vs Southenders
Turtles vs 011ie's Best
Canscotts vs Itchy Niters
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The three top winners and prizes
were: David Van Allen, 847, trophy
plus $100; Jody Mosurinjohn, 843,
trophy plus $50 and Doug Moore, 736,
trophy plus $25.
The gun club itself is a member of
a province -wide organization, Ontario
Federation of Anglers and Hunters.
This organization and the club do a lot
of conservation work. in Ontario in-
cluding fish, tyildlife and forestry.
Each year the -Federation holds a
draw and proceeds go to doing the
conservation projects of its members.
There is an excellent prize list of 41
prizes. Included in this list are a jeep,
a car, a boat motor and trailer and a
4 -wheel ATV. Local members are
now selling these tickets and hope for
good public support to keep these pro-
jects going. Conservation helps us all.
Club membership is open to the public
and anyone wishing more information
can call Jody Mosurin,`phn at 228-6459.
Bell atoms
beat Stephen
The Exeter Bell atoms gained their
victory of the season as they edged
the Stephen township club 2-1. In a se-
cond contest, in the WOAA grouping
the locals lost 6-4 to Brussels.
In the win over Stephen township,
Scott Parsons fired both Exeter goals
with Brent Miron getting a pair of
assists.
The lone Stephen goal came on an
unassisted effort by Tom Gullage.
Against Brussels, Scott Parsons
was the scoring leader with two suc-
cessful shots. Scoring in single fashion
were Jeremy Brock and Brent Miron.
and Stratford 3-2 on a goal with eight
seconds to go.
East London Sports on the way to
the 'B' final downed Big Bill's of
Dearborn, Michigan 10-4 and Brooklin
4-3 after losing 6-5 to Griffin Sports
while Kitchener lost 6-5 to Fort Erie
and defeated Aurora 4-2.
1> Del Buck, Fred Horting and Steve
Tiller were the London East Sports
scorers in the final while Rick Walls
replied for Kitchener.
The tournament all stars were all
from the two teams in the 'A' final.
They were goalie Jim Pearce,
defenceman Larry Steckley and for-
wards Don Blair and Rick Knutson of
Fort Erie and dtfenceman Dave
Simpson and centre Steve Sherman
from Toronto.
The Cyclone division in operation
for the second year was won by Delhi
7-5 who defeated the Lucan Lasers
and the Stephen Stars, B champs with
a 9-5 win over Seaforth.
Preliminaries in this division were
played a week earlier. To reach the
'A' final, the Lucan Lasers defeated
Lobo 8-7 and Strathroy 6-4 while Delhi
outscored Centralia 5,1 and Goderich
5-3.
Rob Funston, Preston Dearing,
Blair Hearn and Ron Funston each
scored two goals to lead the Centralia
Stars, to their 9-5 title win over
Seaforth. Scoring the odd goal was
Rick Edwards.
Tom Hardy is president of the spon-
soring Lucan and district men's
hockey association and other
members are Mike Anderson, John
Hope, Pete Martens, Bill Darling,
Brian Munro and Rick Gwalchmai.
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