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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-02-05, Page 15ILDERTON ATOMS WIN — Ilderton won the 'D' championship of the weekend Lucan atom tournament on the strength of three straight victories. Back, left manager John Medd and coach Murray Morrison. Centre, Stephen Morrison, Rob Foster, Rob DeKay, Brian McIntyre, Jeff Stanton, Don Sangster, Jim Stan- ton, John -Guy Urbshott and Jeff Powis. Front, Thilo Wolsey, Marc Rosso, Chdd Humphrey, Steve Mat- thews, Jason Thouer, Duane Swinklets and Brandon Barclay. T -A photo Hensall takes consolation Ilderton wins atom tourney Ilderton won the "D" grand cham- pignship of the weekend Lucan Leprechaun atom hockey tournament and the consolation title in the same division was won by Hensall. Clinton won the "C" title and the "B" crown went to St. Marys. Con- solation championships in these classifications were won by Goderich and St. Clements. After winning their first two games -by scores of 7-2 over Mount Brydges and 4-1 over Dresden the Exeter Wax- ers were edged 4-3 by Lambeth in the "C" semi-finals. The consolation victory for Hensall came as the result of resounding wins over Zurich 9-2 and Huron Park 11-0 after losing the opening game to Ilderton. In winning the "D" championship Ilderton took three straight games. They shutout Hensall 6-0, edged Lucan 3-2 and blanked West Lorne 5-0 on the way to the title. Brandon Barclay led the Ilderton scoring in the opening win over Hen- sall with a two goal effort. Scoring in single fashion were Don Sangster, Rob DeKay, Marc Rosso and Chad Humphrey. In the semi-final win over Lucan, Steve Matthews was tops for the Il- derton club with two successful shots and Chad Humphrey notched the third score. Scoring for Lucan were Jeremy Jemec and Neil Froats. In the championship contest, Chad Humphrey was best for Ilderton with two goals and one assist. Notching goals were Jim Stanton, Steve Mat- thews and Rob Dekay. After losing their fitst contest to Il- derton, Hensall came roaring back to down Zurich 9-2 and rout Huron Park by an 11-0 score. My Attitude will Impress you Ron Rader Frayne Chev-Olds Ltd., 586 Main Street South Exeter 235-0660 1-800-265-7026 (Toll Free) Rob Consitt led the Hensall scoring machine in the win over Zurich with two goals and three assists for a point game. Shane Pepper and Thomas Scotchmer were also double scorers with single goals credited to Dennis Mount, Derek Campbell and David Stephens. Duane Siertsema picked up two assists. Jamie Rau and Kenny Ramer replied for Zurich. In the consolation championship victory over Huron Park, Dennis Mount paced the Hensall scoring at- tack with a pair of goals and three assists while Rob Consitt was close behind with two goals and helped on two other scores. David Scotchmer also shot two goals and Duane Siert- sema, Michael Hayter, Shane Pepper and Brian Gardner scored in single fashion. Les Gardner is the coach and Jim Consitt handles the managerial duties for the Hensall team. In a first round game, Zurich drop- ped a 4-3 decision to West Lorne. Jason Schilbe, Peter Overholt and An- dy Grainger were the marksmen for Zurich. The Exeter Waxers were led to vic- tory in their opening game over Mount Brydges by Joel Smith with four goals and one assist. Jason Heywood was next with a pair of unassisted scores and Ryan Linden - field counted in single style. Credited with assists were:Lindenfield, Mark Lynn and goalie Richard Phillips. In the second round win over Dresden, Jason Heywood gained a hat trick with two goals on solo dashes and one on a pass from Ryan Linden - field while Jocl Smith converted a pass from FredSteciuk. Jeff Lingard was tops for the Wax- ers in the semi-final OSS to Lambeth with a pair of markers. They came on three-way passing combinations with Mark Lynn, Ryan Stuart, Allan McFalls and Jason Heywood. The other score came from the stick of Joel Smith. In Lucan's opening round win over Huron Park, Paul O'Shea, Jeremy Jemec and Neil Froats each scored in double fashion. Tallying single scores were Jeff Disher, Mike Munro, Peter Gibson and Greg Boshart. Despite rumours Hawks are healthy Contrary to some rumors, the Ex- eter and Area Junior Hawks Associa- tion is not in financial difficulty, and a meeting being held this week is aim- ed mainly at attracting new members to the organization. While raising funds to meet next year's operating budget will be a large part of the, new executive's work, current president Ken Dobney notes that the organization is "finan- cially sound" and there is no sugges- tion that the team will be folded. That would only become a possibili- ty if enough interested people fail to get involved and fill the many vacan- cies that will be created on the ex- ecutive through the retirement of several present members. Dobney said a large number of the present executive, many of whom have served for several years, plan to step down. Many of those joined the executive at a time when they had sons playing on the team and that is no longer the case. Dobney also plans to step down, noting he is slated to become presi- dent of the local Legion next year and said it would be impossible to do justice to both jobs. "We need some younger blood," he continued, noting that the popularity of old timer's hockey, rec hockey and other activities prompt many in- terested in the sport from taking an active part in the Hawks. Due to a substantial losing record, the hawks have failed to attract fans this season. However, it is a young team and all but two of the squad are eligible to return next season when their added experience can be ex- pected to help turn things around. Dobney indicated the organization would welcome any corporate spon- sorship to help meet the annual operating budget of abot. $20,000 per year. He explained that fund raising is becoming more difficult for all organizations and thuopularity of dances has diminishedsince drinking and driving laws became stiffer. A dance staged by the organization late last year resulted in a loss as less than 50 people attended. The recent tournament resulted in a good profit, but not to the extent an- ticioated due to very little support from local fans. People interested in assisting the organization are encouraged to attend the meeting scheduled for Thursday night at the rec centre at 7:30 p.m. Dobney concluded by noting the association is interested in hearing from people who may be interested in helping with coaching and managerial duties for next season. Dominion securities Pitfield Limited 344 Andrew St., Exeter, Ontario Jnvi,e3 you to attend a SEMINAR ON RRSP's and SUCCESSFUL INVESTING ON Wed., Feb. 5 - 7:30 p.m. PARKHILL LEGION HALL Mon., Feb. 10 - 7:30 p.m. LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE Topics will include: • Suitability of RRSP • Types of RRSP investments • Getting money out of an RRSP • Personal financial analysis • Mutual funds • • Common and preferred shares Reservations not required, but in order to arrange seating, a phone call (235-2231) confirming attendance, would be appreciated. (Collect calls accepted) Dart scores Scoring four points in Friday's regular play of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league were the Itchy Niters, Scotties, 4 W's and 011ie's Best. This week's scores were: Itchy Niters 4- Lost Flights 1 Scotties 4- Smurfs 1 4 W's 4- Shiphunters 1 011ie's Best 4- Trailers 1 Outlaws 3- A Team 2 Odd Ones 3- Southenders 2 Swat 3- Turtles 2 Canscotts 3- Snyde and Clyde 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: S p.m. 4 W's vs. A Team Odd Ones vs. Lost Flights Shiphunters vs. Scotties Canscotts vs. Trailers 9:30 p.m. Outlaws vs. Southenders Itchy Niters vs. Snyde and Clyde Smurfs vs. Turtles Swat vs. 011ie's Best • • February 5, 1986 Page 3A Irish lead up to six. points The Lucan Irish on the strength of three victories in four starts this week have moved into a six point lead in first place in the OHA Western Junior "D" southern division. The Irish with 5-3 and 5-1 wins over Thedford, Tuesday and Sunday and a 4-3 win over Seaforth, Wednesday have upped their point total to 59, six more than the second place Belmont Bombers. The Mount Brydges Bulldogs are in third spot with 52 points. The only Lucan loss was 5-4 Friday to Thamesford In upcoming games this week, the Irish are at home at the Lucan Com- munity Centre tonight, Wednesday at 8.15 to take on Mount Brydges and Saturday they travel to Belmont. Captain Bob Thirlwall led the Lucan scoring attack in Sunday's win in Thedford with a two goal perfor- mance. Scoring in single fashion were Dean Doerr, Al Craig and Grant Larsen. Fall behind early In the loss of Thamesford Friday night, the Irish fell behind 2-0 in the first period and were not able to over- come this deficit. The first Lucan score came at 8,47 of the second period as Dean Doerr finished off a three-way passing play with Glenn Marshall and Jesse Crawford with the opposition playing a man short. With four minutes to go in the mid- dle frame, Grant Larsen converted a pass from Brent Martin to cut the Thamesford margin to a single goal. Each team notched a pair of goals in the final 20 minutes of play. Larsen registered his second of the night on pa r� Bob Thirlwall and Brent Maftin and then provided the pass for Sean McCann gets 56 goals Sean McCann's hat trick upped his season goal total to 56 as the Exeter Waxers dropped a 5-3 decision to Strathroy Sunday in Shamrock atom hockey league action. In other play this week, the Waxers held St. Marys to a 2-2 tie and won 5-4 over Mitchell as part of that town's minor hockey day. On McCann's three goals Sunday, assists were provided by Jamie van Dam, Matthew Godbolt and Trevor Taylor. In the tie with St. Marys, McCann scored both goals with Jamie van Dam getting a pair of assists and Gavin Snell a single. Marty DeBruyn with two successful shots led the Waxers to their win over Mitchell. Scoring in single style were Sean McCann, Ian Jean and Trevor Truemner.' Colonials lead in Rec league With six games remaining in the regular schedule in the Exeter Rec hockey league, the Colonials are in first place with 28 points, one more than the second place Young and Restless. In games this week the Young and Restless edged the Exeter Inn 4-2 while the Colonials lost 6-2 to the Outlaws. Algoma Tire bounced Ex- eter Inn 5-2 and the Whalers edged Pfaff Electric 3-2. Jim Rolph fired two successful shots and Bryan Taylor and Fldon McCutcheon added singles in the Young and Restless win. Scoring for the Inn were Tom Ryan and John Westlake. Bill Simmons was a double scorer while Gerry Kurtz, Phil Turner and David Jackson scored in single fashion as Algoma Tire downed Ex- eter In.. Counting for the losers were Tom Ryan and Tom Tordoff. Notching single goals for the Whalers in their victory over Pfaff Electric were Rick Gilfillan, Wayne Oke and Dave Hayter. The • Pfaff marksman with a two goal effort was Ken Pinder. Jamie Caldwell scored twice and Terry Caldwell, Bryan Baker, Dave Kinsman and Ron Ferguson added singles in the Outlaws win over the Colonials. Scott Burton tallied both goals for the losers. Standings W 13 13 10 9 7 6 2 Colonial Hotel Young/Restless Outlaws _._Algoma Tire Pfaff Whalers Exeter Inn L T Pts 3 2 28 4 1 27 7 2 22 9 0 18 10 1 15 10 2 14 17 0 4 CALL: 235-1100 Weekends and evenings by appointment "Keeping you • The Chemical that realty does world Main St. North, Exeter and your car together longer" Jesse Crawford to, complete the Lucan scoring. Wednesday at home, a power play goal near the end of the second period from the stick of Bob Thirlwall prov- ed to be the • winner against Seaforth. Brent Martin and Jesse Crawford assisted. The Irish jumped into a 2-1 first period lead on scores notched by Paul Barnes on passes from Brent Martin and Rob Hardy and Jesse Crawford with the assist going to Bob Thirlwall. The only middle stanza Lucan scor- ing was taken care of by Thirlwall with Al Craig and Mike Hirtzel assisting. Four chances The Exeter Hawks have only four more chances to halt their current 21 -game winless streak before the current season ends. Three of those chances will come on home ice as the locals complete their away games on Saturday with a trip to Thedford. Sunday night they'll host Mt. Brydges at the rec centre and the schedule is completed the following weekend with home games against Lucan and Mt. Brydges. The Hawks were drubbed three more times this weekend. Friday night they were beaten 8-3 by Seaforth at the rec centre, the following night they were soundly beaten 12-2 in Mt. Brydges and they completed the weekend with their best effort but still lost 6-4 to Thamesford. The northern division Centennaires opened up- a 4-1 lead on Friday and were never in any trouble as they bombarded goalie Jeff Laporte with 62 shots, while the Hawks could only muster 23. Scott Brintnell, Steve Gould and George Pratt scored for the Hawks and no assists were handed out on any of the three tallies. The game was a tame affair with Seaforth getting six penalties and the Hawks only three. Saturday night, the Hawks held the powerful Bulldogs scoreless in the first period and were trailing only 1-0 at the 13.59 mark of the second when the roof fell in. Mt. Brydges scored six goals in the final six minutes of the middle stan- za and then added five more in the third as they crushed the locals. Brent Atthill and Jeff Pfaff scored for Exeter with Brian Quinn and George Pratt picking up an assist each. Hosting Thamesford on Sunday, the..Hawks allowed the visitors a 2-0 first period lead and that ended up be- ing the difference as the squads tied each of the following two periods. George Pratt, Scott Brintnell, Brent Dawson and Don Hamilton blinked the light for the locals with Pratt pick- ing up two assists. Helping out on single goals were Brintnell, Steve Gould, tan Munroe, Jeff Pfaff, Brian Quinn and Jim Lewis. More sports on page 13A In ord Tuesday night, the Irishat until the final 27 seconds of the irs period to score and then they a pushed the chore on two quick in 19 seconds. The first was notched by Brad Muir on an unassisted effort and Brent Martin followed with a successful shot set up by Paul Barnes and Jeff Hodgins. After a scoreless second frame, the Irish again counted in quick fashion early in the third as Al Craig con verted a pass from Mike Hirtzel and Dean Doerr hit on passes from Scott Uenomy and Jeff Hodgins. The final Lucan score was fired by Grant Larsen with two minutes re- maining in the game. Glenn Marshall and Dean Doerr assisted. • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MILESFORD SALES Main St. S., Exeter 23S-0121 Across from N.T. Mont•lth Ltd.' 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