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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-15, Page 1583 Marten's* 0 14 Tim s-Advocutu, Junuui 15, 19E46 AT ALL STAR GAME — The eighth annual Junior 'D' all star game was held in Luton Saturday night. From the left are Lucan Irish executive Bob Taylor, Clare Stanley and Jim Hearn and Exeter Hawks presi- dent Ken Dobney. T -A photo CANNERS DONSPIEL WINNER — John Bancroft presents prizes to Dale and Julie Kelly and Don and Phoebe Clark of Forest as winners of the first draw in Saturday's mixed curling bonspiel sponsored by Canadian Canners. T -A photo Waxers g et t hree victories Against Huron Park, Trevor Taylor fired two successful shots and Steve Stire added a single. Chris McDonald contributed a pair of assists and Jamie van Dam helped set up -one score. The lone Huron Park goal came from the stick of Jim Rutten on an unassisted effort. In the Silver Stick win over Cam- bcidge, Marty DeBruyn and Sean McCann each scored two goals to pace the local scoring attack. Tally- ing in single fashion were Ian Jean, Trevor Truemner, Steve Stire ,and Cbri,s. McDonald. e.4., The Exeter Waxers won three of 1-0 to Sarnia township. five starts in novice hockeyplay since In Sunday's miraculous win over Il- derton, Chris McDonald helped Sean McCann on two of his quick scores while Jamie van Dam, Eric Clay and Marty DeBruyn each added one assist. McCann scored one goal in the first period on a pass from Ian Jean and the other score for the Waxers was shot by Chris McDonald on a pass from McCann who had a five point game. Michael Robb led the Ilderton scorers with a two goal effort. Coun- ting in single fashion were Rob Daniel and Paul Lessard. Christmas. Sunday on home ice at the South Huron Rec Centre, Sean McCann scored three goals in the last two minutes and 13 seconds of the third period to lead the Waxers to a dramatic 5-4 come -from -behind vic- tory over Ilderton. Saturday, the local youngsters edg- ed Huron Park 3-1 after suffering a 10-0 defeat Wednesday at the hands of a major novice team from Stratford. During the recent Silver Stick tour- nament in Parkhill the Waxers swamped Cambridge 8-0before losing Basketball at South Huron in tnieet bods beskethal this week South Htroa's Panthers were edged away from victory ice match against Mitchell. The score was 28-28. Brent MacDonald Vias the leading scorer with 10 point's. Jeff t hipchase, (fins Haugh, Mike Zimmer and Jim Dickens all scored tour points. Rick Price hada good game. Ia junior boys' competition a game was also played against Machell. Again the Panthers lost out by a few points. The score was 40-46. Fred Gregus was the top scorer with 14 points. Rob Pearen followed with seven; Trevor Cottrell scored foist.. Scott Regier, Scott Hearn, Trevor Rata and Brent O'Brien each con- tributed to the final score as well/ The senior Panthers also competed against Mitchell. This was a victory for South Huron, the score was 68-24. Rob Tait lead the scoring with a substantial margin of points; he scored 31 points. Chris .Pearen scored 15 and Scott Miller scored 12 points. Mike Clarke, Dave Gratton and Greg O'Toole had good games. The senior team played again at a weekend tournament. Two games were; South Huron won one of them. They played In'tersoll and lost 53-66. Chris Pearen was the leading scorer with 16 points. Scott Miller scored 15 and Rob Tait scored 12. South Huron also played Petrolia and won in a close match; the score was 64-62. Chris Pearen was the top scorer once more with 24 points. Scott Miller and Mike Clarke scored 17 and 13 points respectively. Both the junior and senior girls' volleyball teams at South Huron played the Mitchell teams in exhibi- tion play. The juniors won five con- secutive matches; the seniors split with Mitchell winning two matches. The senior scores were: 11-15; 4-15; 15-3; and 15-8. The first league games will be played at Mitchell, Tuesday January 14. MIDGETS In an exhibition midget category hockey game this week, Exeter scored an 8-4 victory over Wingham. The locals jumped Into a 4-2 first period lead as Terry Zachar fired two successful shots, both on passes from Jen O'Connor and Bill Lessard and Buddy Richardson registered on passes from O'Connor and Tim Moore. In the middle frame, Zachar com- pleted a hat trick performance as he converted a pass from Bryan Quinn, Jon O'Connor hit the Wingham net on passes from mark Morrissey and Terry Zachar and Paul Mellecke tallied with assists going to Darryl McCann and Jim Lewis. The only Exeter goal of the final period came from the stick of Darryl McCann on a pass from Jim Lewis. JUNIOR BELLES The Huron Park Junior Belles won one of three ringette games during the past week. Friday, the Belles downed Exeter by a score of 6-1. Corina Price and Patty Bowerman each scored two goals and singles were added by Jeanette Kaak and Shauna Becker. This game featured excellent play by Huron Park goalie Christina Glan- ville and the forward line of Shauna Becker, Patty Bowerman and Jeanette Kaak. In an earlier 5-4 loss to Exeter, Kathy Gage was a double scorer with one goal each by Tracy Cooper and Jeanette Kaak. The only goal for the Belles in an 8-1 loss to Seaforth was fired by Kari - Lynn Rutten. BELL ATOMS In Western Ontario Athletic Association play Saturday, Hensall recorded a 5-3 victory over the Exeter Bell atoms. Rob Consitt led the Hensall scoring attack with a three goal performance. Shane Pepper and Greg Dalrymple assisted on two of Corisitt's scores and the other came on an unassisted effort. The other Hensall goals were fired by captain Dennis Mount and Greg Dalrymple with assists going to Michael Hayter, David Stephens, Shane Pepper and Rob Consitt. 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