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Times-Advocate, 1985-02-20, Page 15kjit Nf.41 ai 4111114 WIN COOK'S BONSPIEL - A rink skipped by Mark Cantelon of Vanastra won Saturday's men's curling bonspiel sponsored by Cook's Division of Gerbro. Above, Mark Cantelon, Brad Falconer, Bill Gibson and Brian Falconer accept the trophy from John Brintnell of Cook's. T -A photo Girls volleyball teams fare well The SHDHS girls' volleyball teams were very successful Saturday at East Elgin Secondary School in Aylmer where both the junior and senior squads participated in tourna- ment play. The senior Panthers finished runners-up, falling just three points short of winning the six -team tourna- ment. On the junior side, the local girls refused to give up until the tour- nament chairman presented the local captains with the championship trophy. After experiencing bus problems early Saturday morning, and it was not sure that the trip would be made at all, the local girls arrived in Alymer 90 minutes late. The late ar- rival caused the schedule to be push- ed back forcing the South Huron teams to playmatch after match without rest. The senior Panthers were forced to play six games in sucession. The junior volleyballers were third of six teams after playing each par- ticipating school two games. Third spot was sufficient to advance the local juniors to semi-final action where they faced Parkside. The Panthers took it right to Parkside and quickly put an end to their opponents' day. The locals ousted Parkside in two straight games by scores of 15-8 and 15-10 to advance to the finals. South Huron and Arthur Voaden Cagers end the schedule South Huron's basketball teams finished off the regular season this week; completing games postponed' due to unfavourable weather conditions. The senior Panthers finished the league schedule with a record good enough to claim fourth place in the standings and give them aberth in the quarter finals. rs noun r • ( off the season with'two losses to place in the bottom half of the eleven team league, not sufficient to secure a play-off position. Wednesday, both cage teams made the long trip to Palmerston to take on Norwell. The senior squad made the long trip well worthwhile, defeating the Redmen by 13 points after wat- ching the junior Panthers go down to defeat 51-24 in the earlier match. The seniors opened a 26 point lead before the horn sounded at the half allowing the Panthers to coast to a 64-51 victory. Rob Tait ted the squad with 21 points and 13 rebounds. Scott Miller and Stephen Merner added 17 and 10 points respectively. Paul Mellecke led the scoring for the local juniors against the Redmen. Meltecke accounted for 6 points while Mark Lomas added five. Dalton Ford and Mark Johnston each netted four points each in the losing effort. The junior Panthers completed their season Friday on a losing note. dropping a 47-31 decision to the Listowel Lords. Mark Lomas led the way for the local juniors scoring 15 points -and recording 11 rebounds. Brian Quinn, Trevor Ratz, and Bill Vanderworp all added four points while Dalton ford and Ross Keller rounded out the scoring with two points apiece 'In the later match, the senior Lords went to the locker room with a one point lead at half-time. The senior Panthers came alive in the second half and dominated play leaving the score at 74-59. Rob Tail was the big man again for the seniors. Tait collected 23 points and recorded ten rebounds. Scott Lovie and Brian Topp each added 16 points in the final regular season match for the seniors. The senior cagers faced the Clinton Redmen yesterday at the local school in sudden death quarter -final play. The winner of the match advances to semi-final action for the right to take -on Stratford Central or (:oderich, both of whom receive byes through the first round. were left to decide the junior title in the final match of the day. The Pan- thers took the first game 15-11 but their opponent evened the score tak- ing the second game by six points. South Huron opened a six -point lead in the final and deciding game of the match but watched that lead dwindle as Arthur Voaden evened the score at 13 before Tanya Delbridge served the winning points for the locals. The local juniors played excellent volleyball all tournament long and capped the day with the best volleyball they have played this season. Team work was the key in- gredient in the winning effort. The senior Panthers faced teams from St. Marys, East Elgin, West Elgin, Lord Dorchester and Arthur Voaden in preliminary action, Satur- day. The locals won six of their ten preliminary games, facing each school in two games. This six and four record put the Panthers into semi-final action where they swept East Elgin in two straight games, playing excellent volleyball. - The sweep of the host school ad- vanced the locals to the finals where they took on Lord Dorchester. The Panthers dropped the first game of the match 11-15 but forced the match into a third game by winning the se- cond 15-10. The senior Panthers came up short in the final game of the match 12-15 to see the championship go to Dorchester. The exhausted senior squad was mildly disappointed not to take the championship home to South Huron after working so hard alt tourney long, but were able to smile at their day's accomplishments. Monday the senior Panthers resum- ed league play. The girls did not play up to par after their long, gruelling weekend. The locals dropped two games to Stratford Northwestern by scores of 15-12 and 16-14. The Pan- thers rebounded quickly to record two wins against Clinton, winning 1-5-11 and 15-6. Both volleyball squads are in action at the focal school today (Wednesday) when they play host to six schools for conference play. The matches start at 1:00 and will continue most of the afternoon. Irish take on Seaforth The Lucan Irish in their final game of the schedule geared up for the pia/offs by trouncing the Tavistock Braves 12-6 in Tavistock, Friday. The win put the .Irish into a third place tie with the Exeter Hawks, but, the Lucan team gained that spot because of a better goals for and against record. The Lucan club now meets the first place Seaforth Centenaires in the first round of northern division playoffs. The first game was played last night, Tuesday in Seaforth. The next two contests will go at the Lucan arena Thursday and Saturday nights. Both games begin at 8:15 p.m. The a fourth series is • mo6wks. Thurs., Feb. 21 8:30 p.m. WOAA Intermediate Playoffs Wingham Royals vs Mohawks at Hensall Arena Sun., Feb. 24 8:30 p.m. Teeswater Falcons vs Mohawks at South Huron Rec Centre back in Seaforth, Sunday. The Irish jumped into a 3-0 first period lead and upped the margin to 8-3 by the end of 40 minutes of play. Scott Balazs and Steve Keane not- ched unassisted scores in the first frame and Wayne Urbshott converted a pass from Brent Martin. Brent Bannerman was the only Lucan double scorer in the middle stanza. He counted on passes from Paul Foran and Brad Hodgins. Brent Martin hit on a power play with assists going to captain Bob Thirlwall and.Steve Glenn and Mar- tin provided the passes for successful shots by Wayne Urbshott and Rob Hardy. In the third period, Brent Martin registered a pair of goals both on unassiste aa o ree. Scoring in single fashion were Steve Glenn on a pass from Wayne Urbshott and Jesse Crawford on a three-way combination with Jeff Hodgins and Rob Hardy. Pee wees still waiting The Exeter pee wees are having a - two week holiday as far as OMHA playoffs are concerned, but, are stay- ing in shape with league and exhibi- tion games. Wednesday they downed Strathroy 5-2 in Shamrock league play and Fri- day trounced Clinton 9-1 in an exhibi- tion test. In OMHA playoffs, the Exeter youngsters are waiting for their fourth round opposition. It will be either Leamington. Sandwich West or Dresden. In the victory over Strathroy; Jamie Bedard and Todd McCann led the Exeter scoring attack with similar two goal performances. Bedard scored on passes from Dave Dalrymple, Jim Ahrens and Todd McCann while McCann's counters both came on unassisted efforts. The fifth Exeter score came as Justin Charrette converted a pass from captain Dave O'Connor. Chris Soares took care of the Strathroy scoring with two successful shots. - In the win over Clinton, the locals took a 3-0 first period lead, added a pair of scores in the middle frame and locked up the victory with four unanswered third period scores The first two goals of the game were registered in identical fashion with Mark Burton completing three- way passing combinations with Jamie Bedard and Tim van Dam. The goal to make the score 3-0 was fired by Tim van Dam on passes from Jason Hern and Jamie Cornish. The second period Exeter markers were fired by Todd McCann on a pass from Jamie Bedard and Dave O'Con- nor with passing assistance from Bedard and McCann. In the third period. single goals to complete the Exeter scoring were shot by Haden Tinney. Tim van Dam. Jamie Bedard and Todd McCann. Getting single assists were McCann, Bedard. O'Connor, Jamie Cornish. Mark_ Burton and Jason Bern. The lone Clinton score was registered by Jason Wilson. Has Beans win The Zurich Has Beans won three of four games on the weekend to win the Goderich Old Deck Hands oldtimers hockey tournament 'B' championship The Has Beans under the direction of manager Hubert Schilbe and coaches Murray Baker and Richard Schilbe lost to the McFrock's Old Muggers 3-2 and then followed with victories over the Utica Oldtimers 6-3, London Blades 3-2 and Goderich Bed- ford Arms 4-1. In their only loss of the tourney, Bob Merner scored on an unassisted effort and Alex Leatherland converted a pass from George Suplat to take care of the Zurich scoring. Getting single goals in the 6-3 win over the London Blades were George Robinson, Ron Watt, Bob Johnston and Gerald Shantz. Assists were pro- vided by Eric Smale, Bob Morrissey. Larry Merner, Glenn Thurman and Alex Leatherland. Bob Johnston and Eric Smale each fired two successful shots to lead the Has Beans scoring in the win over Utica. Scoring in single fashion were Bob Merner and Bill Hoffman. Bob Morrissey was the top playmaker with a pair of assists. Helping on one goal apiece were Bob Merner, Don O'Brien and Glenn Thurman. • Four different players shared in the scoring in the championship win over Goderich. Hitting the opposing net were Bob Johnston, Ernie Schlegel, Bob Merner and Bill Hoffman. Final game assists went to Don O'Brien. Bob Merner and Larry Merner. Times -Advocate, February 20, 1985 Page 3A Mohawks need quick victories After a remarkable regular schedule record in the WOAA in- termediate A ranks, the Exeter Mohawks find themselves in a posi- tion of having to, win two straight games to stay alive in the playoffs. The Mohawks dropped the first two games in a round robin playoff setup to Wingham and Teeswater and must beat the same two clubs this week to stay in contention. Wednesday at the Brussels arena, the Wingham Royals scored two third period goals to eke out a 3-2 victory and it was the same story in Teeswater Friday night as the hometown Falcons overcame an ear- ly 2-0 Exeter lead to win by the same 3-2 tscore. In the other round robin contest -this week, Teeswater downed Wingham by a score of 5-2 in the three team round-robin. In order to move into the group's final round, the Mohawks must defeat the Wingham Royals in Hensall tomorrow night, Thursday at the Hen - sell arena and again Sunday night at the South Huron Rec Centre with the Teeswater Falcons supplying the opposition. Friday's playoff game in Teeswater provided super hockey action right from the initial faceoff and continued until Dan Davidson of the Falcons scored the winning goal with only 23 seconds remaining in regulation time. The Mohawks counted the only goal of the opening session as defenceman Jim Guenther completed a three-way passing combination with Brian Molting Hawks split The Exeter Molting Hawks again gained an even split this week in Iwo oldtimers hockey games. Friday in London they were edged 7-13 by London Intra -City and Monday on home ice they outscored Lucan 9-2 In the Toss to London. Jim Russell and Jim MacDonald each scored two goals for a short handed Exeter crew Scoring in single fashion were Jim Pfaff and Eric Finkbeiner. Bob McDonald was the top playmaker with assists on all but one of his club's six scores. Yelping on two goals was Jim Russell while Pete McFalls and Frank Boyle notched lune assists. In Monday's triumph over Lucan. Keith Ahrens led the Molting Hawks in a scoring way with a hat trick ef- fort. Bob McDonald registered two goals and single scores were registered by Frank Boyle, Pete McFalls, Mike Cushman and Scott Burton. Ahrens. Cushman. Burton and Jim MacDonald each gained two assists. Helping set up one goal each were Pete McFalis, Jack Chipchase, Bob Jones and Al Flynn. Lee Richards and Arden Shantz were the Lucan marksmen with Gary •Revington getting two assists and Brian Haskell a single. SHUFFLEBOARD Charles Hendy, Howard Johns and Marshall Dearing were the winners in the three days of competition this week in the shuffleboard league at the South Huron Rec Centre. , Hendy was best on Tuesday with a score of 248. Next came Ross Mar- shall 241, Leona Hern 177 and Grace Farquhar 166. A score of 244 enabled Howard Johns to take Wednesday's play. He was followed by. Charles Hendy 210, Charles Tindall 205 and Muriel Mar- shall 193. In Thursday's action, Dearing pro- ved tops witha score of 290. Then came RossiMarshallg23, Charles Tin- dall 183 and Ray Cottle 170. Mercer and Bryan Baker. At the midway mark of the second period, Brian Mercer put the Mohawks up by two goals as he con- verted passes from Mark Cronyn and Barry Baynham. In the last eight minutes of the period, Dan Davidson and Phil Eadie tied the score for the Falcons and set the stage for Davidson's game winner with time running out in the final frame. Two nights earlier in Brussels as Wingham won by another 3-2 score. No. 20 was highly visible on the score sheet in the first two periods. Randy Clarke wearing that number scored for Wingham with the only goal of the first period and Ken Varlet' of the Mohawks, also with No. 20 on his back scored both Exeter goals of the night in a space of one minute and 28 seconds in the middle session. One Varley score came on an unassisted effort and the other on a pass from Brian Mercer. 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