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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-01-30, Page 9RUST) LCHECK, Page 8 Times -Advocate, January 30, 1985 4: ....; :. -.:. .. ...... ..:. "I M . R.�'6:>?�:����'�`�P.u'::sit�'..�bD�w';2�� .:?".i?�L: i%¢� <:ii.... . Dave Bogart isplayingassistant coach at Universityof Ohio Another Exeter native is playing university hockey in the United States this season. After getting a degree in Sports Administration and Physical Education at Wilfred Laurier University in Waterloo, Dave Bogart has moved on to Ohio. For this term he is an assistant playing coach at Ohio Univer- sity in Athens, Ohio while studying for his Masters degree. Bogart is combining with Marlen Muylaert of Strathroy in the coaching duties which include administration of the team and arena: In a recent club tournament at Penn State University, Dave Bogart was the scoring star for his team and was named a tour- nament all star. Last call to Dinner This is the last chance for area sports fans to get their tickets for the 12th annual Exeter Lions Sportsmen's Dinner. We have been fortunate enough to be able to attend all 11 of the popular events to date and they continue to be very enjoyable and entertaining. In several instances, one of the lesser known personalities have turned out to be very successful. 'This year may be no exception, as we expect the appearance of London Knights Brian Bradley and Jim Sandlack to prove popular especially to the younger generation. E :;x:>,„:www3f34.'+womangeM���'� a'�:":NO'.�.:..a�.' s <`iman.;.? Bradley and Sandlack were very valuable members of the Canadian junior hockey team which recently won the world cham- pionship in Finland. For the large number of ladies who usually attend the dinner they should be interested in two well known female athletes. They are golfer Sandra Post and long distance swimmer Cindy Nicholas. sports spotlight by Ross Haugh Other guests expected are Blue Jays vice-president Pat Gillick, Jack Morris of the Detroit Tigers, Gary Danielson of the Detroit Lions, CFL Commissioner Doug Mitchell, race car driver Jacques Villeneuve and sports fisherman and outdoors broadcaster Bob Izame. With all proceeds going to the support of crippled children this is a worthwhile event to attend in more ways than one. Remember, that no one stands so tall as one who stoops to help HAWKS LOSS STREAK AT SIX The Exeter Hawks had little dif- ficulty continuing their losing streak this week as they came up with two more uninspiring efforts to extend their losing skid to six games. The southern division leading Bel- mont Bombers handed the locals their worst drubbing of the season at the rec centre, Friday, skating away with a 14-3 triumph. Returning to the scene of that disaster on Sunday, the Hawks weren't able to show much improve- ment as they were drubbed 8-2 by the Seaforth Centenaires. Tonight (Wednesday) the Hawks head to Lucan for their final league encounter with the Irish and then host Mitchell at the rec centre, Friday. That latter game should help the locals get back into the win column as their namesakes are languishing in the loop basement. The busy week continued on Satur- day when the Exeter crew head to Tavistock for a contest with the nor- thern division leading Braves. Scoring on one out of every three shots they had on a due of Exeter net - minders, the Belmont crew showed little mercy towards the Hawks as they scored what may have been a record number of goals against a local squad. The visitors started the rampage at the mid -way mark of the first stanza and were leading 3-0 at the end of the first and then scored seven more in the second and four in the third. Kevin Oke faced the barrage through most of the game and was replaced briefly in the second by Peter Dearing who managed only two saves on five shots. Three teams score four In Friday's regular play of the Ex- eter Legion mixed dart league, the Turtles, Scotties and Swat teams each scored four points. This week's scores were: Turtles 4 Shiphunters 1 Scotties 4 Lost Flights 1 Swat 4 Outlaws 1 Trailers 3 A_Tea_ m in - e amily 2 Odd Ones 3 OIIie's Best 2 Snyde and Clyde 3 Itchy Niters 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Canscotts vs Trailers A -Team vs 4 -W's Outlaws vs Scotties Lost Flights vs Shiphunters 9:30 p.m. Itchy Niters vs Smurfs Odd Ones vs Swat Turtles vs 011ie's Best The duo ended up with 31 saves, while Dave Brown had 26 for the Bombers. Scott Brintnell fired two goals foj the locals, while rightwinger Brian Horner added the single and drew assists on the other two tallies. Steve Batten and Jeff Pfaff picked up one assist each. The Hawks sat out seven minor penalities and gave up four powerplay efforts. The Bombers also scored while playing short-handed. In Sunday's contest, the visiting Seaforth Centenaires scored four unanswered goals in the first period and then coasted to their 8-3 victory. The second place norther division squad scored at the 1:40 mark on a powerplay and then added one more powerplay goal, one short-handed ef- fort and an even strength one as they chased starting netminder Jason Van Haarlem to the bench. Pete Dearing took over the chores and allowed the other four goals in the two final periods. Brian Horner continued his playmaking spree as he drewan assist on all three Exeter goals. They were scored by Ted Hodgins, Jeff Rowe and Dave Skea. Skea also add- ed one assist. m_ manage only 25 shots on net in the game, despite the fact the visitors took 13 of the 22 minor penalties called. Dearing finished the game with 30 saves while Van Haarleln recorded seven. 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C8552 -A. 13695°° 1978 Cordoba V8, automatic, P.5.. P.B., AM' FM. ac. Split seats. Cloth interior, like new inside and out. G64 13495°° EXETER PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER LTD. 136 Main St. North Exeter, Ontario 233.1323 Formerly Mothers Motors Open S:3O - 9 Mon. thru. Thurs.: Friday till 6; Soles Sat. till 4 Soles Col WQin Bob lommre 11e ; tri set%r• rru Inver Plymouth ' CHRYSLER a crippled child. See you at the dinner on Tuesday, February 5 at the South Huron Rec Centre. A busy fellow Pat Gillick, vice-president of the Toronto Blue Jays and a guest at Tuesday's Sportsmen's Dinner has been very busy in recent weeks'trying to improve his club for the 1985 season. Many fans will question whether Gillick was able to get full value in return for the loss of Cliff Johnston, Alfredo Griffin, Dave Collins and Jim Gott. Gillick has yet to be successful in signing free agent relief pit- cher Bill Caudill and it is expected the case may go to arbitration. If Caudill isn't signed, it would be the biggest blunder the Jays ever made. The pitching staff must be better to offset the loss of the bats of Johnston and Collins. The Jays bullpen is bound to be much better with the addition of Tom Henke and Gary Lavelle. The latter obtained in a trade for Jim Gott had 12 saves last year and an ERA of 2.76. Henke was picked up in the Compensation draft. The only new Blue Jay that is not a pitcher is veteran designated hitter Jeff Burroughs. Stars win In case some of our readers missed the result of Friday's ex- hibition game in Toronto between an NHL oldtimer all star team and 'Team Canada of 1971, the stars won by a score of 7-6. GAY LEA BONSPIEL WINNERS — A rink skipped by Bill Rowe won the first draw of Sunday's Gay Lea sponsored mixed curling bonspiel at the Exeter dub. Above, Gay Lea district director John Campbell presents the trophy to Bill Rowe, Liz and Jim Bell and Audrey Rowe. Mohawks keep Tykes gain third victory The Exeter tykes ran their winning streak to three in a row by edging Huron Park 1-0 and defeating flensall 9-4. The Tykes owe their 1-0 win over Huron Park to the generosity of coach Bob Parsons line up a week ago Fri- day. The only scoring in the closely played contest came from Jeff ,Sararas in the late part of the first period. Each team exchanged several chances all of which were voided by good goal tending at both ends. Saturday the Hensall tykes made their second start of the season against the locals. Exeter started quickly with three goals in succession from Ryan Soldan then singles by Jeff Sararas and Bil- ly Parker for a 5-0 first period lead. In the second Billy Parker, Scott In - sin and Robbie Lynn made it 8-0. flensall then came on strong with four in a mw. Jamie Campbell and Kevin Hoogones scored followed by a pair from Mark Bell to cut the lead to 8-4. Ryan Soldan ended the scoring for Exeter for the 9-4 win. The Tykes journey to Zurich on February 16 for a return match and to Hensall. February 23 for the same purpose. Juveniles win The Exeter juveniles romped to a 10-4 victory over Dorchester after overcoming a 2-0 score in the first period with super team effort from all players and great goal tending from Brian Dixon. Leading the scoring was Scott Louie with five goals and two assists, Brent Atthill with two goals and three assists, Raymond ('hong with a goal and three assists, Brent Dawson with a goal and an assist. Leading the playmakers were Sean Hogan with three assists, Doug Scott with two and Brian Blackburn and Al I'ym with one assist each. With two seconds on the clock, assisted by I,ovie and Atthill, Tim Teeter scored his tirst goal of the season Exeter drew no penalties during the game. Well done Boys' DRAW WINNERS Calvin Rohde of Kippen won $550 in the Molting Ilawk's Super Bowl Draw. Rohde held the correct final and third quarter score in the NFi, Championship game. Bob l,ammie of Hensall won $50.00 for half time score while Pat Norman of Varna had the first quarter score and also won 150.00. In their only start of the week in the Western Ontario Athletic Association intermediate league, the Exeter Mohawks kept their excellent record intact with a 10-6 win over Lucknow Sunday. For the Mohawks this coming week it's on the road for a pair of contests. They will travel to Monkton Friday night and will be in Drayton, Sunday night. in Sunday's victory of Lucknow. the Mohawks after falling behind 3-2 after the first 20 minutes of play came on strong with four unanswered scores in the middle frame to take' command. Brian Mercer counted both Exeter goals in the first period with Bryan Baker and fete Tuckey assisting each time. In the second session, the Mohawks scoring was well spread around with Barry Baynham, Mike Cronyn, Jamie Caldwell and Pete Tuckey scoring in single fashion. Captain Randy Kraul and Brian Mercer set up •two of the scores and single assists went to Bryan Baker, ('am Doig and Marty Wraith. Brain Mercer scored in the third period to complete his hat trick per- formance. Notching one goal apiece were Dave Kinsman. Bryan Baker and Pete Tuckey. Randy Kraul and Pete Tuckey were the top third period playmakers with two assists apiece. Helping on one goal each were Bryan Baker. .lim Guenther, Jamie Caldwell and Brian Mercer. Larry MacPherson led the Lucknow goal getters with a three goal effort getting one goal apiece were Steve Simpson and Brad Humphrey. Mohawks coring g A Pts. 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