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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-04-02, Page 9-- ��-�TT�--- —.-_-__------ -- -- Name coach, manager tonight Tiniios•Advocat•, 'April 2, 1906 Pog Bogart. namedpresident of'unior a Planning ler the Exeter junior Bogart was behind the bench as the coach for the Hawks during the latter Hawk bodge), team for the mew is Hawks won the all-OntarioJwiior'D' Puri of the) Just concluded season• already underway. championship in 1975-76 and remain. M the team's awards banquet a few At the club's annual meeting ed in that position for the next four weeks ago, Bogart said he would be Wednesday, former coach Ron seams- involved in next year's operation in Bogart was named dent. He came back to act as some capacity. DUNLOP RECRUITS WIN — The "B" championship of the weekend South Huron rec hockey tournament was won by the Dunlop Recruits. Back, left, Dave Atthill, Scott Burton, Jeff Fuller, Ernie Ahrens, Steve Pfaff, Tom Ryan, Rick Lindenfield, Ed Willis, Pave Jackson and'Jamie Gaul. Front, Gerald Weido, stick boy Ryan Lindenfield, Glenn Stire, Brian Taylor and Jim Pfaff .T -A photo Hawks, start early for next season At that time he said be would help out with fund raising and promotion as a director or just as an interested fan. He arrived late Wednesday after at- tending another meeting and was told the presidents job was his. The first priority according to Bogart is the naming of a manager and coach and that is expected to come tonight, Wednesday. Several applications are being considered. Bogart said Monday morning, "It's important to get these two positions WAXERS WIN TWO The Exeter Waxers turned in ex- cellent efforts in a recent novice tour- nament in Thornbury. After defeating Erin 18-1 and Angus 3-1, the Waxers dropped a 2-1 heart- breaker to Caledon in sudden -death overtime in the 'A' final. In the first game lopsided victory, Ted Hoffman led the Waxers with four successful shots. Trevor Taylor, Steve Stire, Jason Clay and Sean McCann were next with three goals apiece. Scoring singles were Gavin Snell and Jamie van Dam. Chris McDonald was the top playmaker with six assists. Ian Jean and Sean McCann werenext with four assists. Trevor Taylor and Steve Stire helped on three goals each, Gavin Snell gained two assists while Matt Godbolt and Jamie van Dam had one each. In the 3-1 win over Angus, Sean McCann scored twice for the Waxers and Steve Stire called a single. All goals were unassisted. The `A' final was close from start to finish. Sean McCann put the Wax- ers ahead in the first period only to have Trevor Knox tie it up. That's the way the score remained until Chris Presswood scored the win- ner for Caledon at 1.26 of sudden - death overtime. McCann's goal was his 75th of the season in 50 games. filled, let people know who they are and looking for players for next season.„�t The new president wants to start early with possibly a couple of prac- tices during the summer to "see what we have when normal training camp starts in mid-September. He went an to say, "The junior team has been the base of hockey over the years and the future of in- termediate teams like the Mohawks depend on it." The 1986-87 Hawks will likely have a new look. Bogart is coming up with a new sweater concept and a number of players are in favour of going back to wearing short pants. In addition to president Bogart, the executive includes vice-presidents Silvere Backe and Elaine Gould, secretary Cord Rook. and treasurer Helen Pratt. Directors are Charlie At - thin, Kathy Whiteford, Elaine Bogart, Al Quinn, John Skea, Jim Pfaff, George Pratt and Terry Wright. Trainers for the 1986-87 Hawks will be George Pratt and Andy McIntyre. .sl INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS— Four members of the Zurich Has Beans, who won the B championship at an international tournament in Zurich, Switzerland, pose with their trophy and medal. Shown (left) are George Suplat, Doug O'Brien, Bob Merner and Paul Bedard. r - Spring Golf Prices Man..... *]]O Lady 6160 �,...,.re Man & Wife '415 I Weekday Man '200 Weekday Student '100 Full `Student '135 Opening Sat., April 5 (weather permitting) Phone 235-0707 or 235-1521 for confirmation CCAT WINNERS — The Centralia College Saints won the 'B' championship of the Stephen township rec hockey league. Back, left, coach Rob Funston, Steve Morrissey, Darren Hodgins, Phil O'Grady, Frank Westdrop, Bob Thirlwalt, Steve McKay, Kent Wolfe, Jamie Zavitz and coach Tony Underhill. Front, Rick Schwartzentruber, Rick Vandenberk, Brian Snider, Bill Pridham and Ted Kennedy. T -A photo Has Beans win Swiss gold medals The Zurich Has Beans brought home gold medals and a trophy after winning the B Championship in the In- ternational oldtimers hockey tourna- ment in Zurich, Switzerland. Difficulty in adjusting to the larger. European ice surface, and lingering jet lag, partially accounted for the team's 5-1 loss in their opening game against Embrach.'Bob Merner was he lone scorer, assisted by Glen Thurman. It was a brand new ball game for the Has Beans the following day as they came out hopping higher and faster than their opposition provided by the Zurich, Switzerland Grasshoppers. Rick Schilbe led the Canadian team to a 6-1 victory with a three goal per- formance. Scoring in single fashion were Bob Merner, Kevin McKinnon and Glen Thurman. .Larry Merner was the top` playmaker with a pair of assists to his credit while Bob Johnston and Don My Attitude will Impress you Ron Rader Frayne Chev-Olds Ltd., 586 Main Street South Exeter 235-0660 1-800-265-7026 (Toll Free) DART SCORES The Swat team was the only one to score four points in Friday's regular play of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. This week's scores were: Swat 4 Canscotts 1 4 -W's 3 Snyde and Clyde 2 Trailers 3 A -Team 2 Shiphunters 3 Lost Flights 2 Outlaws 3 Smurfs 2 Southenders 3 Turtles 2 Odd Ones 3 011ie's Best 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Snyde and Clyde vs Shiphunters Outlaws vs Scotties Odd Ones vs Smurfs Lost Flights vs Trailers 9:30 p.m. A -Team vs Swat Southenders vs 4 -W's 011ie's Best vs Turtles Itchy Niters vs Canscotts `i 4 • 1984 HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL ATLAS Y O'Brien each helped on one score. In their third game of the tourney, the Has Beans were defeated 4-2 by Kloten. Bob Merner and Don O'Brien were the Zurich marksmen with assists going to Bob Johnston, Glenn Thurman, Kevin McKinnon and Rick Schilbe. It was back to a winning effort in the "B" division semi-final as the Has Beans downed Akademiker 5-3. Bob Merner's two goaLeffort w tops for the Has Beans. •Notchin' single scores were Bob Morrissey, Bob Johnston and Bob Brown. Assists were credited to Bob Johnston, Gerald Shantz and Lloyd Moore. The "B" final opposition for the Has Beans came from Embrach,the team they dropped the opening game to and this time it was sweet revenge for the Zurich team winning 3-2. It was a dramatic goal from the stick of Bob Johnston at the nine se- cond mark of sudden -death overtime that allowed the Has Beans to bring gold medals home. Glen Thurman and Bob Merner assisted on the game winner. In regulation time, Rick Schilbe fired both successful shots for the Has Beans. Assisting were Don O'Brien, Kevin McKinnon and Bob Merner. The 47 -member group of players, wives and supporters returned to Zurich, Canada, with vivid impres- sions of a very clean, quiet, safe and friendly Zurich, Switzerland. They noticed the high price of food and other goods; coffee was more expen- sive than beer, at $1.40 Canadian per cup, and a watch on display in a store carried a price tag that translated in- to more than $50,000. Most city residents live in apart- ments, with few single family dwell- ings to be seen. The much larger European rinks "make ours look like playpens". ac- cording to one player. The Canadian visitors were guests at a wine and cheese reception hosted by the mayor of Zurich, Switzerland. Teams Wanted for Ladies slow Pitch League Surrounding area. If interested call 237-3347, 234-6765. or 235-2730 IRONWOOD GOLF CLUB Located 1 mile €. of Exeter off Hwy. 83. e E of....... i.. erythingant!. 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