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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-22, Page 9RUST) CHECK WIN FIRST MIXED DRAW — A rink skipped by Lee Webber won the first draw of the season of the Exeter mixed curling club. Shown with the trophy are Lee Webber, Liz Bell, Therese Wright sparing for Fran Mickle and Tim Ralph. T -A photo At home twice this week Irish continue first place lead The Lucan Irish won their only start of the week in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" western divi- sion to maintain a lead of four points Five teams get four points Friday's action in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league produced four point nights from the Trailers, Lost Flights, Snyde and Clyde, Outlaws and Swat. This week's scores were: Trailers 4 -Itchy Niters 1 Snyde and Clyde 4-Smurfs 1 Outlaws 4 -Odd Ones 1 Lost Flights 4 -Turtles 1 Swat 4 -Scotties 1 Shiphunters 3-011ie's Best 2 Canscotts 3-4 W's 2 Southenders 3-A Team 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Lost Flights vs. Scotties Snyde and Clyde vs. Outlaws Shiphunters vs. Trailers Smurfs vs. 4 W'S 9:30 p.m. Canscotts vs. Turtles 011ie's Best vs. Southenders Itchy Niters vs. A Team Swat vs. Odd Ones in first place over the Mount Brydges Bulldogs. The Irish Scored a 7-2 Wednesday night at home victory over the Thamesford Trojans. A scheduled Tuesday game in Thedford was postponed until Tuesday, January 28. Two home games are on tap for the Irish before the trip to Thedford, Tuesday. They will be at home to the Belomont Bombers tonight, Wednes- day and the Brussells Bulls will be in for a Saturday night contest. Manager Jim Hearn announced on the weekend that the Irish lineup is being strengthened by the addition of goalie Dave Rook. A resident of Huron Park, Rook was with the Ex- eter Hawks when they reached the provincial semi-finals in the 1983-84 season and has been with the Junior "B" Strathroy Rockets since that time. He was not on the list of Strathroy eligible players list releas- ed on the signing deadline of January 10 and was picked up by the Lucan executive. In Lucan's 7-3 win over the Thamesford, six players shared in the goal scoring. Only Brent Martin came up with a pair of successful shots. Both of his scores came in the first period which ended in a 2-2 deadlock. Getting assists were Paul Barnes, Bantarns win title at Legion tournament lie r.xeter Legion bantams were winners of the consolation champion - of a weekend bantam tourna- ment in Durham. After losing the opening game in Durham to Hanover by a 3-0 score, the locals came bouncing back to blank Oshawa 3-0 and eke out a 2-1 victory over Clinton. In the first game of an Ontario Minor Hockey Association "CC" playoff game, the Exeter youngsters were held to a 3-3 tie by Lambeth. In the first win in the Durham tour- nament over Oshawa, Shawn Moore started the Exeter scoring in the first period as he converted a pass from Tim Carter. Tim Carter was back to notch what proved to the insurance goal at 3:49 of the third period on a pass from Jeff Hannah. With 20 seconds left in the game, Jeff Kints completed the Ex- eter scoring with the assist going to Jeff Dalrymple. After Paul Wright put Clinton ahead at 4:03 of the first period of the consolation final, it took the Exeter club only two minutes to get back on even terms. With the locals playing shorthanded, Steve Anderson found the Clinton net on a pass from Tim Carter. Only 27 seconds later and with Clin- ton still enjoying a man advantage, captain Jon O'Connor struck for the winning goal on a pass provided by Jeff Dalrymple. Surrender lead In the first OMHA game Wednes- day on home ice, the local bantams scored the first three goals and then were forced to hold on and settle for a 3-3 tie with Lambeth. The Exeterites took a 2-0 first period lead as captain Jon O'Connor fired two successful shots with assists going to Steve Lingard and Frank ' Wulterkens. The third and final Exeter goal was shot midway through the second period by Tim Carter on a three-way passing combination with Shawn Moore and Jon O'Connor. Exeter Mohawks vs Tavistock Royals Sunday, January 26 8:15 p.m. S.H.R.C. 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Captain Bob Thirlwall was the top playmaker with a pair of assists. help- ing on one goal each were Dean Schram, Scott Denomy, Paul Barnes and Brent Martin. In the final session, Grant Larsen completed the Lucan scoring as he converted a pass from Paul Foran who had a three point night along with Martin.Doug Haskett was in goal for the Lucan club and turned away 30 Thamesford shots. McCann gets 45 for Waxers In three novice division hockey games this week, Sean McCann of the Exeter Waxers upped his season goal total to 45 in 32 games and is only seven short of breaking last year's record of 45. The Waxers have five games re- maining, three against St. Marys, two of which are this weekend and two versus Strathroy. In this week's action the Waxers blasted Zurich 8-0 and the Exeter atom Crunchers 8-1. The only loss was 4-0 to Lucan and it was the first time in two years that the Irish have gain- ed a victory. Tracy Mitchell with a two goal ef- fort led the Lucan scoring attack. Ad- ding singles were Chris Haskett and Jeff Campbell. Adding one assist apiece were Matt Munro, Shawn Fairweather, Campbell and Mitchell. Ted Hoffman and Sean McCann each fired two successful shots in the 8-0 win over Zurich. Single goals came from the sticks of Marty DeBruyn, Matt Godbolt, Gavin Snell and Steve Stire. Darren Kisls in the Exeter goal fac- ed only three shots to record his sixth shutout of the season. In the win over the atom Crunchers, Sean McCann again led with a hat trick performance. Tim Hoffman was next in line with two goals and Ian Jean, Steve Stire and Marty DeBruyn notched singles. The lone goal for the Crunchers was fired by Bryan Inch. Offer ' karate at Rec Centre The South Huron Recreation Centre will be offering a karate program starting in February. First degree black belt Ron Tyndall has been very successful with his karate school in the Holmesville area. He will be coming to Exeter for an eight week program. The program is open to men, women and children, nine years of age and over. Classes will run on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7:30.9:00 p.m., in the RecCentreHall for eight weeks for a fee of $35. Ron emphasizes that along with the many physical benefits his program offers, his students can also gain self-confidence, self- awareness and discipline through the course. The karate program begins on Thursday, February 6. Those in- terested in registering can do so at the Rec Centre the week of 3anuary 27 to 31 during office hours. For informa- tion call 235-2833. We can't all be heroes. Sombody has to sit on the curb and clap as they go by. Mol RKK, My Attitude will Impress you Ron Rader Frayne Chev-Olds Ltd., 586 Main Street South Exeter 235.0660 1-800-265-7026 (Toll Free) :moor One up on . Lambeth Times -Advocate, January 22, 1986 Page 9 Pee wees win first The Exeter pee wees are one game up in the first round of play in the On- tario Minor Hockey Association playoffs as the result of a 6-3 victory over Lambeth. The second game of the best -of - three series was played last night, Tuesday in Lambeth with a third game if necessary, also in Lambeth, Friday., In regular Shamrock league play, the locals were blanked 34. by St. Marys and in a Legion tournament in Ripley, the Exeter club lost 2-1 to Seaforth and 4-3 to Goderich. The first playoff victory over Lambeth was accomplished on four unansweredgoals in the last half of the game. The first two Exeter goals in the early part of the contest were fired by Harlen Tinney with assists provided by Jamie Bedard,Mark Burton, Steve Dubarry and David Dalrymple. With the score tied at two goals apiece halfway through the second period, the local youngsters started Colonials still in first place After 14 weeks of play in the Exeter men's rec hockey league, Colonial Hotel holds down first place with 26 points, three more than the second place Young and Restless. In the first game this week, Bryan Baker scored three tides, Jamie Caldwell added two successful shots and Pete Heeney scored in single fashion to lead the Outlaws to a 6-2 win over the Whalers. Scoring for the losers were Dave Bell and Dave Hayter. Ron McCutcheon fired two goals and Ken Pinder and Larry Taylor added singles as Pfaff Electric edg- ed Exeter Inn 4-3. Tallying for.the Inn were Morley Obre, John Coleman and Tiny Passmore. Two goal efforts from Brian Taylor and Eldon McCutcheon along with single scores by Jim Rolph, David At- thill, Scott Pincombe and Glenn Thur- man paced the Young and Restless to an 8-3 win over the lea leading Col- onial Hotel. Dave Bellshot two goals for the Colonials and Steve Baynbam notched a single. In Algoma Tire's 4-3 win over the Outlaws, Greg Hern led with a two goal performance. Chipping in with one goal apiece were Gerald Weido and Larry Skinner. Counting for the Outlaws were Bryan Baker, John Bilcke and Pete Heeney. W L T Colonial Hotel 12 2 2 Yg.lRestless 11 4 1 Outlawss 7 7 2 Algoma 8 8 0 Pfaff 7 8 1 Whalers 5 9 2 Exeter Inn 2 14 0 Pts. 26 23 16 16 15 12 4 their scaring splurge. Jamie Bedard netted what proved to be the winging goal by converting a pass from Harlon Tinny and three minutes later Mark Burton registered on a pass from David O'Connor. In the third period, O'Connor tallied on a.pass from Harlen Tinney and the latter combined with David Sehwindt to Set up Jamie Bedard for his second in OMHA successful shot of the night. In the opening Legion tourney game in Ripley, Jim Ahrens notched the only Exeter score on a pass from Jamie Bedard. Steve Dubarry firedtwo successful shots and Harlen Tinney added a single as the locals were defeated 4-3 by Seaforth In a high flying second game. MAKES THE SAVE — Mohawks goalie Rick Pikul comes up with a stop to the side of the net in Sunday's OHA game against Hillsburgh. Other Exeter players in the picture are Barry Baynham, Doug Latta and Bill Glover. T -A photo Lucan bowling Lucan Bowling Lanes House finals for the Sun Bowl tournament was held January 5. Ladies advancing to the zone finals by placing highest in average pinfall were Ann Hardy, Joan Finkbeiner, Chris And rson, Mary Cadman, Glena Tripp, Linda Davis, Linda Ker- via n , Deb Thompson and Eve Smith. Men representing Lucan Lanes will be Jim Burt, Harold Smith, Bi11 Smith, Mike Neil, Ro Dickey, Wayne Carty, Eugene Web r, Fred Wells and Pete Smith. In the high -low doubles nament finals held at Lucan Lanes January 12, Lou Quinn and her partner, Nina Knee, earned the right to advance to the provincial finals in Barrie by bowling 202 points over their average. Good luck, Lori and Nina. Other pairs placing in the top four were Diane .Williams and Danna Hodgins with 156 points, Debbie Won- nacott and partner, Tanny Vanderhoek, with 138, and Bill Dixon and Linda Kervian with 129. Good bowling! Three Lucan Lanes bowlers took part in the Executive Bowl held in London, January 11. Ron Mason, Deb- bie Wonnacott and Cheryl Riordan gave it a good try but the free trip to Florida eluded them for this time. Good luck next time! 12 Point Mid Winter Checkup Special Effective to Jan. 31, 1956 1. Change oil and filter 2. Lube Chassis 3. Check all levels 4. Check all lights 5. Check exhaust 6. Check front end 7. Check and inspect brake operaton. Pull all 4 wheels 8. Lubricate all door, hood and trunk hinges 9. Lubricate accelerator linkage 10. Check cooling system 11. Check tires and pressure including -spare 12. Check seat belt operation Service and parts $ 1 95 9PIus 7% P.S.T. GOING THE OTHER WAY — Brian Horner and Brian Mercer of the Exeter Mohawks turn away from the Hillsburgh net as the puck is swept away during Sunday's OHA intermediate game at the South Huron Rec Centre. 'T -A photo. Open daily 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Authorized Ford Parts and Service Centre Call Ties Knip for appointment MILES SALES Main St. S., Exeter 233-Q121 Across from N.T. Monteith Ltd. 'Where you always get Miles of Smiles" Get Your Tickets Now for Exeter Lions 13th Annual Sportsmen's inner Tuesday, February 4 SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Reception 3:20 p.m.. Diener 7:00 p.m. ecks to the Easter.,oslley AllSo pros and Thornes Treat/rent Society t entre T,salmpn A chance to see and hear many of your favorite sports figures Tie s aro Tax De Zi: amid ar available fro • Scotia bank • Royal Bank • Bank of Montreal • Chairman Gerry Prout • Wuerth Shoes • Frayne Chev-Olds • Centralia Farmers Supply or any Lions member These are only a few of the sports figures coming this year Master of Ceremonies Gordis Tapp Guests • Rocket Rithard • Al Bruno Hamilton Tiger Cat coach • Jack Donahue Olympic basketball coach and previous NBA player • Doug Fantetti, linebacker Detroit lions • Steve Samways U.W.O. Quarterback • Nelson Briles Seattle,Mariners Pitcher t it 1