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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-11, Page 15EXETER BOYS WIN VOLLEYBALL — The boys championship of Friday's are elementary school volleyball tournament was won by Exeter Public School. Back, left, Jamie Cornish, Mike Kin9ma, Dave Dalrym- ple, Rob DeVries, Tim van Dam, Mark Burton, Pete Lerikos and coach Jim Bishop. Front, Brett Rideout, Brett Borden, Harlen. Tiley, Alan Blommoert and Scott Bishop. T -A photo L VOLLEYBALL WINNERS — The Hensall team won the South Huron district volleyball tournament held at Exeter Public School. Shown (back left) are Jennifer Selwood, Tracy Maxwell, Kelly Gackstetter, Amy Campbell, Tracy Campbell, Susanne Strang and (front) Jodi Sarpros, Michelle Northcott, Leigh Rose, Paula Bozzato, Tammy Thiel, Sheila Dougall and Jennifer Taylor. Hawks losing streak continues The Exeter Hawks continued in he doldrums this week as they drop- ped four contests, being out -scored 34-15 by the opposition in those contests. The busy week got off to a had start with an -11-5 drubbing in Lucan, then came two straight losses to the Bel- mont, Bombers and finished up with a 6-2 loss to Thamesford at home, Sunday. This week, the locals travel to Bel- mont for a Saturday night contest and then host the Tavistock Braves at the rec centre on Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. The team may have been the vic- tims of an executive decision when they took to the ice in Lucan to start the busy week. The Irish, upset over being denied entry to the Hawks an- nual tournament in January due to late arrival of their fee, look out their anger on the Hawks. The Irish jumped into a 3-0 lead in the first and then both teams forgot about defence as they pumped 13 pucks into the nets in the final two frames. Brad Muir had a natural hat -trick with three successive goals, while Dean Doerr also netted three. Scott Denomy added two for the Irish and singles came off the sticks of Jeff Hodgins, 'Paul Foran and Brent Martin. 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Jason VanHaarlem recorded 38 saves, while Brent Fowles had only 13. - Both teams popped two powerplay goals as the Hawks sat out four of the seven minor penalties called in the cleanly played tilt. Lose to Bombers The Hawks were no match for Bel' mont when they hosted the Bombers on Friday, but they almost upset the same squad a night later when they squared off again in Belmonnt. Friday night, the Bombers scored an 8-2 triumph in Exeter as they fired 60 shots at Jeff Laporte. - Scott.Brintnell, making his return to the lineup after being out with an injury, scored the first goal for the Hawks on a powerplay in the first and Don Hamilton notched the other in the third when the Hawks were a man short. Gould, Pratt and Brintnell picked up assists. The game was a chippy affair as there were three fights with Sean ' Whiteford, Bill Fisher and Mike Bedard being banished along with three Bombers. Saturday night in Belmont, the Hawks came up with one of their bet- ter performances and enjoyed a 3-1 lead until late in the second, but couldn't hold the Bombers off in the third. Gould scored three times for Exeter with singles being notched by Brint- nell, Skea and Brent Atthill. Whiteford led the assist parade with three, Brintnell and Jeff Pfaff had a pair an! singles were recorded by Hamilton, Atthill and Gould. Trojans march The Hawks saw their playoff hopes virtually dashed on Sunday when they lost 6-2 to the Thamesford Trojans at the rec centre. The Trojans are in fourth place and widened their margin over the Ilawks. Thamesford jumped into a 4-1 lead in the first and v'ere never seriously threatened after that. Hamilton and Pratt scored for the Hawks with Skea, Fisher and Pratt picking up an assist each Times -Advocate, December 11, 1985 Page 3A Ree hockey league results In regular play in the Exeter men's rec hockey league this week, Colonial 'Hotel, the Whalers, Algoma Tire and Pfaff Electric gained victories. Pete Tuckey fired Iwo successful shots and single goals were added by Scott Burton, Dan Stanlake, Marty Overholt and Ken Bergmann as Col- onial Hotel edged Pfaff's 6-5. Scoring for the losers were Randy Kraul with a two goal effort and single scores from Jeff Fuller, Bob Bilinsky and Larry Taylor. A hat trick by Brad Coates and single scores by Jeff Rowe and Mark Vandergunst led the Whalers to 5-1 win over the Exeter Inn. The lone Inn goal was notched by Gary Levier. A five goal performance by Gerald Weido paced Alogma Tire to a 9-7 triumph over the Young and Restless. For the losers Brian Taylor hit the net on two occasions with single goals from the sticks of Eldon McCutcheon, Barry Mills, Jim Rolph, Dave Atthill and Gary Sararas. PfaffElectric defeated the Outlaws 8-3 with Bob Bilinsky registering two goals. Scoring in single fashion were Ladies best in' shuffleboard Ladies dominated the winners cir- cle of the regular shuffleboard com- petition at the South Huron Rec Cen- tre this week. . 011ie Esser), was Tuesday's winner with a score of 352. She was followed by Meine Eizenga 293, Pearl McKnight 269,Eileen Pullman 236 and Howard Johns 232. , A score of 378 allowed Alva Heywood to win Tuesday's play. Next came Marshall Dearing 354, Howard Johns 260, Wilma Davis 252 and Alf Hummel' 244. The shuffleboard players will be en- joying a Christmas party this after- noon, Wednesday with- play to get underway at 1 p.m. Thursday games are called. Mike Anstett, Ken Pinder, Jeff Fuller, Randy Evans, Larry Taylor and An- dy Bierling. 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