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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-02-27, Page 14Page 2A Times -Advocate, February 27, 1985 n continues Hockey actoo on numerous area fronts We picked out a millionaire's all star baseball team. The cat- cher would be Gary Carter with an infield of Steve Garvey, Julio Cruz, Dave Concepion and Mike Schmidt. The outfields would be George Foster, Dave Winfield and Fred Lynn. Starting pitchers would be Steve Carlton and Fernando Velen- zuela with relief help from Mario Soto and Goose Gossage. The highest paid player in the National Football League is former Edmonton Eskimo quarterback, Warren Moon, who receives $1,100,000 annually from the Houston Oilers. The best paid in the USFL and they both exceed Moon's stipend are Herschel Walker and Doug Flutie of the New Jersey Generals. The Exeter Legion Auxiliary pee wees are finally getting back onto the OMHA playoff trail after a layoff of close to three weeks. The local pee wees handled by Keith Ahrens and Tom Dalrym- ple will be meeting Dresden in the fourth round of provincial play. The first game of the best -of -three series will be played at the South Huron Rec Centre tonight1, Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. The se- cond contest will be in Dresden, Saturday. The site of a possible third game will be decided by the flip of a coin prior to the start of tonight's game. The peewees will be in St. Marys Sunday to participate in the annual Shamrock league finals. Currently in OMHA play in CC ranks, the locals competed in a tournament in Mitchell on the weekend against BB teams. Manager Tom Dalrymple says games against New Hamburg and Fergus were certainly helpful in keeping his boys sharp for the upcoming series with Dresden. The Exeter Hawks tied with the Tavistock Braves at a game apiece will be at the South Huron Rec Centre Thursday night at 8:30 p.m. in the fourth game of the best -of -seven set. In the other northern grouping playoff the Lucan Irish and Seaforth Centenaires are also deadlocked. Each team has won two At the top of the list are three boxers Marvelous Marvin games. The fifth game was last night, Tuesday in Seaforth with Hagler, Ray Mancini and Thomas Hearns. Their incomes range the sixth slated for the Lucan Community Centre, Saturday night from $2,500,000 to well over three million. The others over two at 8:15 p.m. - million dollars a year are tennis star Martina Navratilova and The Exeter Mohawks will have to reach the WOAA in- Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies. termediate A group finals for the second time. For baseball and basketball players'earnings are based on The Mohawks won two games this week to qualify for the base salary, including deferred income earned but not paid out, finals, but, one victory has been taken away. •Wingham Royals signing bonuses prorated over the life of the contract and any other lodged a protest on the eligibility of Cam Doig for the Exeter club guaranteed bonuses. after losing Thursday night. Basketball players such as Moses Malone at $1,900,000, Larry The game will be replayed tomorrow night, Thursday at the Bird at $1,800,000 and Jack Sikma at $1,600,000 are well up on the Hensel' arena at 8:30 p.m. If the Mohawks win they will then meet list. Believe it or not, Wayne Gretzky is No. 90 on the list tint $825,000 Teeswater for the group title. per year. .. , .. :,.. ,::.. .. ... .. , w�a .... - � . .. ;,: • � .w• ,: .. .. .:t: - y:..;:, :� a:�..:;«:f,;; ri>}: "-u�,..:,°.5,�:': ":�:f�;is.:�P:3x; i:�s>��;;•�>;.:, %::o :�' . .+ �:�. ,..N .:.:.....:v. .. ...- x r. a:...-::, �.:. , fb. d .. :.: ... ...:: .w a. .... k :»r; : �::. <r,�:. :,. i.. ,(� k'� �y.�-......'%>�:T`:Y?`,i`.-a.f➢➢Xe�Ki.N'r?:d r�'.+ .�.r ...-:.....-: ..,..:. .: .:. ;,..^o....}. .,'-<x...:r-: ,: .y..:.f�r--. .,.�,(.:12' .-.: :�.y:�:-]... :k, :.w.... u. ,. .,,�.:: k.. ;;.ax�tf:,:}�'�_ sc�3�.�fif�YCR.�.nf�7•.f`�f:Gcm• :.........: .. P:-.5 yn.... �.2.f,..'jC5):.«..�w�:.,�:r.�7F:o-:.<�6:3:.,.h.�..>.:.:•Y•J.:�J±.:.:;�::>.��.�i4�.�srl..�1.^....,...,.ti.'{?.r2. ':�'-`�..: , Plenty of millionaires Sport Magazine recently carried an interesting article regar- ding the salaries of the highest paid athletes and we will list a few of.these. Many of these sound as if they are way out of proportion to what they should earn or deserve, but, in comparison to people like Johnny Carson, Phyllis Diller, Joan Rivers and Frank Sinatra to name only a few celebrities, the athletes' salaries may be only a drop in the bucket. Sports Spotlight by Ross Haugh Who will win? Since the 1984 World Series between the Detroit Tigers and the San Diego Padres we have heard several speculations as to what would have happened if the Chicago Cubs had won the National League pennant and met the Tigers in the annual fall classic. For body still interested, you won't have long to wait to find out which club would have been the winner . A What -If World Series is being put together. , Tiger radio announcer Ernie Harwell has simulated such a series based on results received from a computer with all statistics and records of both clubs punched in. The only thing Harwell has revealed to date is that the series went to a seventh and final game and he will be doing a re-creation of the deciding contest on WJR Radio at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, 'March 3. For anyone missing the first broadcast it will be repeated as part of Sports Rap at 7:05 p.m.., the following evening. Harwell did add that the pitchers for the final game of the make- believe 1984 World Series will be Jack Morris of the Tigers add Rick Sutcliffe for the Cubs. Second try The Exeter Mohawks won the two games they needed this week to reach the WOAA intermediate A group finals, but, they will still have to win one more. Due to a protest, the Mohawks 4-1 win over Wingham in Hensall Thurs- day night has been taken away and a replay ordered. The Wingham club protested the eligibility of Cam Doig of the Mohawks. Exeter manager Doc Campbell said he was given verbal permission early in the season to use the Seaforth resident, but that has been disclaim- ed by WOAA officials. On this basis, the club has agreed to replay the game in question. It will be played tomorrow night, • a e, : ryan Baker converted passes from Peter Tuckey and Barry Baynham to make the score 3-1 and in the final 20 minutes of play, Dave Kinsman com- pleted the Exeter scoring on a play at finals for Mohawks even split in four games with the started by Jim Guenther and Doig. north Huron teams. Sunday night on home ice against Teeswater, the Mohawks took a 3-1 first period lead and never Iooked back in winning 6-2. First period marksmen . for the Mohawks were Brian Mercer, Bryan Baker and Barry Baynham. Picking up assists were Randy Kraul, Pete Tuckey, Jamie Caldwell, Mark Cronyn, Terry Caldwell and Brian Mercer. In the second period, Randy Kraul scored on an unassisted effort and gained assists on goals fired by Terry Caldwell and Rick Lindenfield. Also assisting was Jamie Caldwell. The Exeter scoring was completed in the third period as Tom R an hit o a pass rom Win with rally Three unanswered goals in the se- cond and third periods allowed the Mohawks to gain Thursday 4-1 win over Wingham. The only goal of the first period came from the stick of Brian Mercer of the Mohawks on a three-way pass- ing combination with. Cam Doig and captain Randy Kraul. In the second period, Brian Ten Pas knotted the score for Wingham at 1:53 and four minutes later, Cam Doig fired what proved to be the winning goal on passes from Mark,Cronyn and Mercer. p.m. In the second game of the week, Sunday night at the South Huron Rec Centre; the Mohawks defeated the Teeswater Falcons 7-2 and gained an Dave Kinsman. The only Teeswater players to get the puck behind Louis Arts in the Ex- eter net were Steve Zettler and Rick Schiestel. 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