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A CHAMPIONS - - Huron Park High and Drys won the A championship in the Henson men's hockey
tournament played on the weekend with 12 teams participating. Shown (back left) are Steve Gibbs,
Ralph Wells, Dave Smith, Don Stuckless, coach Fon Wells, firkin Gaiser, Ron Kennedy, John O'Neil,
Blair Hearn, Pete Glover and (front) Steve -O'Neil, Brian Dinney, Doug House, Rick Lather, Paul Theander,
Brian Lather and Shawn Wells.
Irish lead up to six points
The Lucan Irish won three con-
secutive OHA Junior "D" games this
week to up their southern group
league lead to six points over the se-
cond place'111ount Brydges Bulldogs.
AP home Wednesday the Irish
outscored the Exeter Hawks 11-5, Fri-
day in Mitchell they swamped the
Hawks 13-0 and Sunday in Mount
Brydges it was a 7-1 victory ever the
second place Bulldogs in what prov-
ed to be a four point game.
• 'Tonight, Wednesday, the Irish are
B CHAMPS --
Zurich Buicks won the B championship in the Hensall Men's Rec Hockey tournament on
the weekend. Shown (back left) are Marvin Merner, Steve Grainger, Kris Bedard, Jeff O'Brien, Dan
Durand, Allan Re9ier, Ken Merner and (front) Kevin Geoffrey, Kim McKinnon, Joe Vermunt, Paul
Overholt, Joe Kenda, Tim Bedour, Gary Regier and Marty Merner.
WIN STEPHEN NEWCOMBE BALL This is the Stephen Central newcombe ball team that won the
school's houseleogue championship. Back, left, Murray McKay, Gail Brownlee, David Morlock, Paul
Martin and Bill Wuerth. Front, Julia Brand, Michelle Lovie, Lori Fink beiner and Shelli Roder. T -A photo'
Broncos win over Hensall
The Exeter Broncos broke even in
two Shamrock atom hockey league
games this week. Thursday they
defeated Hensall by a score of 5-1 in
an away game and Sunday it was
back to home ice and a 6-3 loss to
Thamesford.
In the defeat at the hands of
Thamesford, Joel Smith fired two of
the Exeter goals. One came on an
unasisted effort and the other on a
pass from Mark Brintnell. The other
goal for the Broncos was shot by Paul
Charrelte on a three-way passing
combination with Jeff Lingard and
Ryan Stuart.
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The Exeter scoring was well spread
around' in the victory over Hensall
with five different players getting one
goal apiece.
Fred Godbolt of the Broncos notch-
ed the first goal of the game on a solo
dash with only 29 seconds remaining
in the second period.
Early in the third period Dennis
Mount counted the only Ilensall score
of the game and then the . ilroncos
roared back with four unanswered
scores.
Paul ('harrette registS-t'd on passes
frotn Ryan Stuart and Jeff Lingard.
Mark Lynn converted a pass from
Steve Farquhar. Allan 111cF ally finish-
ed off a play with Brad Thompson and
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Mark Brintnell and Jeff Lingard'
counted with the assist going to Mark
Lynn.
Swat lead at
four points
The four point lead of the Swat
team in the Exeter Legion mixed dart
league continued Friday night as they
scored four points along with the se-.
cond place Scotties. Swat has 45
points and the Scotties 41. Lost Flights
are third with :19 points.
This week's scores were:
Swat 4 A Team 1
Snyde and Clyde 4 Shiphunters I
Lost Flights 4 Trailers 1
Scotties 4 Outlaws 1
Turtles :3 011ie's Best 2
Itchy Niters :1 Canscotts 2
Odd Ones :3 Smurfs 2
Southenders 3 4 W's 2
Friday's schedule is as follows:
x p.m.
Lost Flights vs 4 W's
Odd Ones vs ('anscotts
Trailers vs Scotties
011ie's Best vs A Team
9:30 p.m.
Southenders vs Sndye and Clyde
eaders write
Sir
n the weekend of 29 November I
an my teammates were in Exeter to
par 'cipate in the 3rd Annual Moltin;
Haw • hockey tournament. I must
tell y that we thoroughly enjoyed
ourselves throughout the weekend.
The tournament was a first•class af-
fair and the good will and
camaraderie we experienced
everywhere are memories that will
linger with us for a long long time.
Your community should be proud of
the.people who worked so hard to
stage the tournament. thanks' to
them a lot of people from London,
Port Stanley1/4,:Ridgetown and' other
points in §outh western Ontario took
home very favourable impressions of
Exeter.
On a more personalnotel do want
to say how good it was to see so many
of my old hockey 'friends,- many of
whom . now play on the Molting
- Hawks. I had a wonderful time
visiting with them and was quite
thrilled by their kind compliments on
my own play in the tournament.
When such compliments come from -
such talented players as one finds on
the Molting Hawks one truly comes to
understand the meaning of the word -
euphoria. -
It m be true that one "can's go
home but it sure is nice going
back a visit. -
Yours truly
Victor Fulcher
Lucan bowling
Intertown ladies Lucan 16, St.
Marys 14, Jan Capitano 249-704,
Audrey Watt 266-667; Men: Lucan 14,
Mike's.no. 1 1 34; Kim -Giles 332-1274,
Don Watt 279-1192, Roger Bennewies
316-1164.
Tuesday Juniors: Jeff Bond 195,
Sandy Hyde 178, Jason Woytowich
173. Chris McLennan 162, Stephen
Snider 156, Shawn Kraft 143, Jeremy
Jemec 140, Laura Culbert 134.
Colleens Nancy Dowson 259-690.
Ginnette Gwalchmai 284-661, Marg
Carroll 254-647, Alice Hodgins 240.
Janice Dauncey. 239, Marion
Dykeman 235, Cindy McNaughton
223, Jean Nickson 217.
:Medway: Jiri Jelinek 252-676, Cal
Carmichael 259-614, Willard Smibert
216-614, Peter DehOtter 249, Marg
Carmichael 244, Jack Beaman 221.
Senior Citizens: Charlie Grieve
213-574, Gord Higgs 211-564, Marion
Noels 191-555, Stan Roth 222-514, Hilda
O'Connor 196, Lillus Clatworthy 184,
Wilhelmina Den Ott 184, Verna.
Dowdall 181.
Wednesday bantams: Kevin Moore
163, David Wilcox 147, David Damen
140, Jennifer Corless 115, Amy Damen
113, Aaron McFarland 109, Erica
Wilcox 102. •
Wednesday mixed: Gary Melvin
268-658. Pat Ryan 205-605, Bob Pipe
244-604, Joel,Chillingworth 248, Don
Wallis 213, Dennis Carty 213, Bill Dix-
on 210. -
Thursday men: Harold Mayo
:100-780, Jeff Park 274-727, - Larry
DeCaluwe 291-705, Don Watt 242-705,
Glen Hollings 273-685, Bob Smith
271-678, Mike Neil 258.674, Ron Dickey
242-671, Paul Smith 300-660. Ray
Hands 261-659, Jeff VanHaarlem
258-655, Brian Ankers 228-648, Jim
Burt 276-641, Len Smith 280.
Friday mixed: Pat Holland 252-711.
Lynn Smith 282-696, Bob Smith
263-689. Darlene Fevery 255-681.
Wayne 4r.riith 237-641, Jamie Bond
246-630, IcArold Smith 239-611, Eve
Smith 257-600.
Sunday. mixed: Eugene Webber
277-722, Geo. Wilson 268-703, Glena
Tripp 236-656, Linda Webber 258-645,
Jim Smith 217-641, Fred Wells 250-623,
Ron Mason 213-623, Gus Latulippe
223-618. 13111 Dixon 257-606, Basil Short
265-602. Sylvia Fahner 210.
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Itchy Niters vs Shiphunters
Smurfs vs Swat
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Centre at 8:15 p.m. to the Thedford
Browns and Saturday it is another
visit to Mount Brydges.
Details of the win over the Exeter
Hawks Wednesday appears
elsewhere on these sports pages
In Mitchell Friday, the Irish game
scoring was well spread around with
four goals in each of the first and third
periods and five in the second.
In the first period, captain Jeff
Hodgins, Paul Foran, Brad Muir and
ob Hardy were the Lucan
marksmen with Brent Martin picking
up two assists while Brad Hodgins,
Dean Doerr, Jeff Hodgins and Mike
Hirtzel helped on one goal apiece.
Paul Foran fired two successful
shots in the middle 20 minutes of play
to up his game total to three Glen
Marshall, Brenj Martin and Rob i lar-
dy registered single scores. Dean
Doerr chipped in with a pair of
assists. Setting up one goal each were
Waynellrbshott, Scott Denomy, Brad
Muir and Mike Hirtzel.
In the third period. Foran hit the
-Mitchell net again for his fourth goal
of the game, Jesse Crawford notched
two goals and Al Craig scored a single
marker. Brad Hodgins and Brad Muir
led with two assists each and Dean
Schram, Jeff Hodgins and Glenn Mar-
shall gained single assists.
Power Plays Help
Three power play goals were
beneficial as the Irish beat the
Bulldogs in Mount Brydges Sunday
night.
The first two Lucan goals came
with the opposition playing shor-
thanded. Late in the first frame, Paul
Barnes finished off a three-way pass-
ing combination with Brad Muir and
Brent Martin and earls, in the third in
a similar situation Jesse Crawford hit
the Mount Brydges net with assists
going to Scott Denomy and Martin.
Scoring even strength goals for the
Irish in the second period were Dean
Schram and Brent Martin. Setting up
the scores were Dean Doerr, Paul
Barnes, Al Craig and Brad Muir. -
In the third period.. Brad Muir
registered an unassisted tally,,Wayne
Urbshott converted a pass from cap-
tain Bob '1'hirlwall and Paul- Barnes
was on the firing end of a three-way
effort with Brent Martin and Al Craig.
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS AT STEPHEN - The winning team in the
Stephen Central School volleyball houseleogue is shown here. Back,
left; Robb Desjordine, Christine'Rumball. Steve Pfaff and Dwayne
Mellin. Front, Charmaine Pritchard, Alex Russell and Scott Eagleson.
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