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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-02-19, Page 9WIN SECOND DRAW — Paul Anstett, Elaine Bancroft, Deb Hunter and Joe Rider won the second draw of the Exeter mixed curling club. T -A photo WIN SWEETHEART BONSPIEL — The annual VG National Trust Sweethearts curling bonsplel was won by Doug Webber's rink. Above, Exeter branch manager Joyce Black presents the trophy to Doug Web- ber, Marg and Gord McCarter and Patty Webber. T -A photo Host Bulldogs, tonight Irish head The Lucan Irish finished the regular OHA Junior"D" schedule in high gear with two lopsided victories and are ready for the playoffs. Wednesday on home ice the Irish thumped the Thedford Browns 14-3 and Saturday they scored an im- pressive 15-4 win over Howick. In the two games the Irish outshot the op- position 108 to 39. The first game for the Irish in the southern division playoffs will be tonight, Wednesday at the Lucan Community Centre at 8:15 p.m. with the Mount Brydges Bulldogs supply- ing the opposition. The second contest is in Mount Brydges Saturday with the third in Lucan, Monday night, February 24 and the fourth in Mount Brydges two nights later. If additional games are necessary they will be in Lucan, February 28, Mount Brydges March 2- and Lucan March 4. In the northern group, Grand Valley playing in a "C" league this year will join Seatorth, Brussels, Clin- ton and Tavistock in a round robin into Junior playoffs series Nine goals in the middle Nine goals in the second period sparked the Irish to their easy 14-3 win over Thedford. In the first period, Brent Martin scored two Lucan markers and Al Craig and Glen Marshall added singles. The first two scores came on power plans. Paul Barnes assisted on two and Brent Larsen, Brad Hodgins and Glenn Marshall each helped set up one goal. Captain Bob Thirlwall and Paul Barnes each fired twogoals in the set cond 20 minutes of play while single goals were notched by Ian Craig, Scott Denomy, Dean Doerr, Brad Hodgins and Jeff Hodgins. Brad Muir was the middle frame top playmaker with three assists. Set- ting up two goals apiece were Scott Denomy, Grant Larsen, Brent Mar- tin, Ian Craig and Rob Hardy. Jeff Hodgins converted a pass from Brad Muir to account for the only Lucan goal in the third period. Another good second It was a similar story against accepted by Exeter and Area Junior Hawks Applications for coach and manager Gord Rook, 117 Parkdale Ave., Huron Park, NOM 1Y0. Deadline for applications March 15, 1986 Please Ask for the Salesman of your choice Dodge rCHRYSLE.R� BOB LAMMIE STu MCLELLAN ri Plymouth ; CH R1;SLE.R1 136 Main St. North Exeter, Ontario 23S-1525 collect O.H.A. Int. C Playoffs 'moo*onoi4S Tavistock Royals vs Exeter Mohawks Friday, February 21 r 8:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Sponsored by these community spirited businesses: Huron Motor Products Exeter Inn Stew's RV Service Dave Moore Fuels Bayfield Rec Sales Gentlemen's Choice Howick Saturday night with seven Irish scores coming in the second stanza. The first period scoring was led by Jeff Hodgins with two goals. Hitting for singles were Brad Muir, Grant Larsen and Ian Craig. Wayne Urbshott took over in the se- cond period to score three times. He was aided by single scores from Brad Muir, Scott Denomy, Mike Hirtzel and Jeff Hodgins. In the final session, Grant Larsen scored twice to up his game total to the hat trick category' and Paul Barnes added a'stng1e:':' ' ' In the playmaking- department gamewise Paul Barnes was tops with five assists. Checking in with four apiece were Ian Craig and Glenn Marshall. Brad Muir assisted on three goals, Brent Larsen, Rob Hardy, Brad Hodgins and Scott Denomy each helped on two scores and while Jeff Hodgins, Al Craig and Jesse Crawford each assisted once. 011ie's Best best 011ie's Best was the only team to score five points in Frida}1 regular action in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. A week ago a five point perfor- mance by the Turtles was in- advertently omitted from the darts report. This week's scores were: Oliie's Best 5 Smurfs 0 Itchy Niters 4 Southenders 1 Trailers 3 4 W's 2 Scotties 3 Snyde and Clyde 2 Swat 3 Shiphunters 2 Turtles 3 Odd Ones 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. 4 W's vs Outlaws Odd Ones vs Scotties Shiphunters vs A Team Canscotts vs Lost Flights 9:30 p.m. Turtles vs Itchy Niters Snyde and Clyde vs 011ies' Best Swat vs Tralers Smurfs vs Southenders Season over for Waxers The Exeter Waxers completed the regular Shamrock novice season with a 6-4 loss to Strathroy. In exhibition play they defeated Oakridge 5-1. In the loss to Strathroy, the Waxers turned in an excellent effort, but, didn't get any breaks. Winless in their last six starts, the Waxers ended the schedule with eight wins, 11 defeats and three ties. Sean McCann scored two unassisted in the first period to give the Waxers a 2-i margin. Eric 'Clay completed a three-wjy passing combination with Tre+tfr Taylor and Sean McCann to scoria the Exeter club in the middle st Late in the third period, M scored his third goal of the ni converting a pass from Ja Dam to complete the Waxers In the exhibition vict Oakridge, Steve Stire spark eter attack with a pair of shots. Scoring in single fat ion were Sean McCann, Marty fIBruyn and Ian Jean. r za. nn t by van oring. over the Ex- ccessful Happiness is a butte pursued, is always grasp, but which, if quietly, may alig , which, when t beyond your ou will sit down upon you. Will be competitive next year mils -Advocate, February 19, 1966 Pog. 9 Hawks end soason sanie aS start 'nee Exeter Hawks finished off their current season, Friday, and it had a strong resemblance to their first outing in a dismal year. In the first game of the season, the Hawks allowed Lucan Irish eight unanswered goals in the first period as they dropped a 13-0 verdict. Friday night, against those same Irish, the Hawks again suffered through one bad period and ended up on the short end of a 10-3 verdict. However, this time it was the third period that spelled disaster for the locals as they ended the secogd with a 3-3 tie against the southern division champions. "We played two super, riods," commented assistant each Ron Bogart in his summation of the con- test, noting the Hawks lost their cool and concentration after a skirmish in the third that enabled Lucan to "blow us away" The Irish led 3-1 after the first, but the Hawks played one of their best periods of the seasoh vin the middle Colonials lead The Colonial Hotel continues to lead the Exeter and district men's rec hockey league with a total of 30 points, two more than the Young and Restless. The Outlaws are third with 26 points and Algoma Tire is fourth at 22 points. In Tuesday's first game, Algoma Tire edged Pfaff Electric 7-6. Gerald Weido and Brad Murray each scored two goals to lead the Algoma scoring attack. Adding singles were Greg Hern, Gerry Kurtz and Jamie Gaul. For Pfaff's Bill Glover notched two scores and tallying in single fashion were Ken Pinder, Jeff Fuller, Bob Bilinsky and Ken Varley. Cam Haist registered two goals while Mike Desjardine, Dan Stanlake, Pete Tuckey, Larry Johns and Mar- ty Overholt notched singles for Col- onial Hotel in a 7-7 draw with the Whalers. - Two goal efforts by Dave Hayter and Jeff Musser were best for the Whalers. Adding singles were Rick Gilfilian, Brad 'Coates and Gerald Cook. Jamie Caldwell notched a hat trick to lead the Outlaws 7-5 over the Young and Restless. Dave Kinsman was next with two successful shots. Scor- ing in single style were Bryan Baker and Terry Caldwell. Bryan Taylor with two scores was best for the Young and Restless. Ad- ding singles were Scott Pincombe, Dave Prout and Greg Hartman. frame to battle bank for the tie. Wayne Urbshott and Grant Larsen paced the win with three goals each, while Brad Muir contributed a pair. The singles came from the sticks of Brad Hodgins and AI Craig. Muir added four assists, Urbshott had a pair and one each went to Jeff Hodgins, Craig, Bob Thirlwall, Larsen, Paul Barnes and Dean Doerr. George Pratt fired two tallies for the Hawks and Andy Lerikos notch- ed the other. Assists were recorded by Brian Quinn, Jeff Pfaff, Steve Gould and Brent Davison. Jason VanHaarlem worked bet- ween the pipes and recorded 55 saves, while Doug Haskett had 33 for the Irish. Tie Bulldogs On Thursday night, the Hawks hosted Mt. Brydges and came up with a spoiler role as they skated to a 7-7 tie. That kept the Bulldogs from mov- ing into second place in the southern division and sends them against Lucan in the playoffs. After spotting the visitors a 2-1 first period lead, the Hawks came back to take a 7-4 lead by the midway mark of the third and appeared headed for their second win in three starts. However, the Bulldogs pulled to within two at the 10:58 mark, added another on a powerplay at the 18:27 mark and then notched the equalizer in the final minute. The tie almost escaped for the Hawks at Mt. Brydges had a point- blank shot with only nine seconds left, but VanHaarlem came up with a stellar save. Steve McIntyre and Scott Brintnell scored twice for the Hawks with singles going to Scott Bogart, Steve Gould and Dave Skea. Defenceman Jeff Pfaff earned four assists, Brintnell had a pair and singles were recorded by Skea, Bogart, Gould, Pratt, Jim Lewis and Terry Zachar. Final wrap-up "With the nucleus we have, and if we can pick up some defensive help, I think the Hawks will come back next year and be competitive," Bogart said in commenting ori the season in general. "I think there will be some renew- ed enthusiasm next year," he con- tinued, adding his plea that local fans attend the annual meeting on March 26 with their support and ideas. "Exeter needs the Junior Hawks and it's up to us to make sure they stay in Exeter," he said in thanking the fans for their support this season. Dearing tops sh Marshall Dearing was the winner of all three shuffleboard competitions this week at the South Huron Rec Centre. Tuesday a score of 462 allowed Dearing to win. He was followed by 011ie Essery 411, John Pepper 402, Wilma Davis 366 and Albert Hummell 337. Wednesday, Dearing scored 445. Next came Charles Tindall 364, John uffleboard Eberle 357, Roy Hunter 303 and Alva Heywood 302. A score of 347 allowed Dearing to top Thursday's scoring. In order came Albert Hummell 292, Bruce Watson 233, Howard Johns 222 and Ross Marshall 197. A week earlier on Thursday, Bob Balir emerged as the top scorer at 365. Next came Marshall Dearing 341, Bruce Watson 337 , John Eberle 298. t r 0u The Exeter Mohawks wish to thank the following area businesses whose generous donations made our first Annual Elimination Draw and Dance such o great success... A & H EMA Food Market Les' Valu Mart Huron Park IGA Primo Foods Veal's Meat Market Dempster's Bread Country Bakery . 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