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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-09-17, Page 16Puge 4A limes-Advocute, September 1/. 1986 WIN 'A' TROPHY — The Lieury Squirt softball team beat out Grand Bend squirts Sunday in their fifth game. Members of the tecim are in the front Allan Kohut, Greg Thompson, Mike McLinchey, Dwayne Scott, Scott Eagleson, Jason Feddema, Jamie Eagleson, and Chris Wright. In the back is coach Bill Wood- burn, Spencer Warren, Chris Hodgins, Jamie Tweddle, Shaun Doerr, Paul Woodburn, Andre Denys, and coach Ken Eagleson OLD AND NEW MOHAWKS — Sunday's first practice session of the Exeter Senior 'B' Mohawks attracted most of last year's roster and a few newcomers. From the left are coach Jack Chipchase, newcomers John Kernick, John Rowland and Scott Eccles, returnees Bill Glover and Rick Pikul and assistant coach Jim Guenther. Ironwood golf titles Continued from page 3 ,A 70, just one shot better than Allan Beattie. In "C" flight, Perry Knee was vic- torious taking low gross champion- ship at 88. Close was John Maurer at 89 with Dan Brintnell and Basil Chase tied for third. Ken Varley won divi- sional tow net championship at 69 net. Doug Brooks was runnerup at 70 net with Larry Taylor third on count - back from Bill Hodge at net 72. Dave Frayne closed out a ADAMS Hooting & Cooling • Heating Systems of all. types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235.2187 133 Huron St. E., Exeter 1 BOB LAMMIE "My Goal is mole Satisfied Customers" HUROfl [MOTOR PRODUCTS LTO.J Hwy. 4 5., Exeter 235.0363 memorable day with the low gross "D" championship in 100. Jack Ur- qhart was second at 101, just one stroke better than Roy Hunter. The net championship was won handily by Ken Herman at net 67, with Michael Veal second at net 70 and Vice Presi- dent Andy DeBoer third at 74. Nearest the pin honours went as follows: Mike Cushman on two; Jack Fuller on three; Don Currell on four; Dan Heywood on six; Blair Hearn on seven; Jack Fuller On eight and Ran, dy Gilfillan on mine. Long drive on hole number one was captured by Dave Frayne, while on number five Mark Cronyn was the victor. In the "skins" competition, Don Heywood, Mike Cushman, Jack Fuller, and special guest Mike Williamson emerged winners on holes one, two, three and four respective- ly. Brad Murray won holes five through seven, while Don Hord round- ed out the winners by birdieing hole eight. The 1986 match play champion was decided in favour of Brad Datars who beat Jamie Gaul in a close fought final. Well done guys, and thanks also to Bob Forrest for keeping this cham- pionship near schedule. BX 93 Roadrunners vs South Huron Junior Farmers Thurs., Sept. 18 at 7:00 p.m. Exeter Rec Centre Proceed's to community betterment - Pass the hat r 4111 • , �� ; \�. 1 C r -C T -A photo This wrap-up was a success because of significant contributions by Veal Meat Market, Bob Coates, and the supporting chefs -du -jour Gab- by Moe and son John. Finally, Don Gifford emerged the proud owner of a new set of Canon golf clubs in the Ironwood Club draw held later that 'venin Hciwks victory post0 y in first exhibition tilt The battle for spots on this year's VsnHaarlem finished up and allowed edition of the Eketer Hawks is Conti- two tallies. suing as the locals attempt to impress Suited up for Sunday's tilt in addi- their coaching staff in exhibition play. tion to those already named were Jeff Sunday afternoon in Strathroy, a number of the hopefuls strutted their stuff in an impressive manner as they scored an 8-7 win over the Mt. Brydges Bulldogs. The exhibition tilts continue this week as the locals host Lucan at Huron Park on Friday at 8:00 p.m. and then travel to Mitchell on Sunday for an 8:30 contest. The team roster will be chosen following those three exhibition con- tests and the final squad will then tackle Lucan in the Irish arena on Tuesday at 8:15. Games against Clinton and Mitchell will follow at Huron Park next Friday and Sunday. A couple of rookies helped in the scoring against the Bulldogs on Sun- day afternoon. St. Marys minor product Dan Nairn had two goals and an assist, while local minor puckster Jim Lewis not- ched the winner in the third period. Veterans Steve McIntyre and Jeff Pfaff had two goals and an assist each, while scoring in single fashion was Dave Skea. Newcomer Jeff Reid picked up two assists and singles went to veterans Steve Gould and Brent Dawson. Coach Dave Bogart gave three goalies one period of action each. Jeff Laporte started and posted a shutout in the first frame, while Mar- ty Merner had five goals against in the middle period. Jason Mohawks plan exhibitions too Exeter Mohawks manager Doc Campbell has announced the club's pre -season exhibition schedule. The Mohawks playing in the On- tario Hockey Association Senior 'B' category this season will play two senior 'A' teams in home and home series. Their first game is in Owen Sound on Sunday September 28 at 7:30 p.m. with the return match at the South Huron Rec Centre on Sunday, October 5 at 7:30 p.m. Two games against the Chatham Maroons will go in Exeter Saturday October 4 at 8 p.m. and Wednesday, October 8 in Chatham at 8:30 p.m. The first regular scheduled games for the Mohawks are October 17 in Hillsburgh and back in Exeter oc- tober 19 with Tavistock supplying the o ' 1 t. ition. Call 236-4437 r ' or 438.434 MANY HANDS — Running back Bill Fisher 'will be counted on for some strong offense for the SH Panthers this season and he showed some of that form in an exhibition game against Lucan on Friday. It took four defensive players to finally collar him on this romp. HAULED IN -- South Huron Panther Brett Batten hauls in a pass from quarterback Scott Miller in Friday's controlled scrimmage against Lon- don Lucas. The locals scored twice in the game, while the Londoners crossed the line only once. tel- Dignan SH football squads Landscaping By Carlos Brand no kicking is involved. Sod SuppIy split with Vikings R.R. 2 Hensall, LANDSCAPING Your key to year round beauty • Take advantage of our complete professional landscape design service. • Phone and' our landscape designer will make an appointment to call on you and produce a detailed drawing. The return of fall for many in the The senior Panthers displayed a sports world indicates the end of the powerful defense against. the strong baseball season, the start of hockey. Lucas Vikings' offence. The defence Ontario and yes 'the start of football. controlled the game most of the time. To many of the sports -oriented The offence was just as potent in • Paving Brick • Fertilizing • oround Work • Sodding • Seeding • Railway Ties • Design Service • Nursory stock planting { Order your nursery stock now...or the work I con- be done by our landscaping specialists. All nursey stock guaranteed 234.4437 238.434 quality is first In our business students at South Huron District lligh outscoring the Lucans Vikings two School the excitement mounts as touchdowns to one. The offence mov- there is a possibility that either the ed the ball exceptionally well utiliz- jtinior or senior teams will win the ing a good running game. Huron Perth Title this year. . The juniors played the Lucas Vik- Last year's senior Panthers were a ings junior team but lost the scrim - strong team destined to win the mage game by a score of 1-0. Huron -Perth conference but the The 1986 senior Panthers consist of Goderich Vikings foiled their attempt. the following players: John Relouw, The senior Panthers had beaten the Bill Fisher, Mark Penhale, Scott Vikings in the first game of the season Miller. Sean Whiteford, Scott but lost to them in the final game - the Heywood, Rick Gilfillan, Martin one that really counted - by one point. Reymer, Joe Gower, Vern Iskauskas, This year has yielded a large SteveDalrymple, Ross Keller, Jerry number of players from which head Lamport, Tim Moore, Carlos Brand, coach Ron Bogart has to choose. The Glenn Regier, Richard Voogel, team has good sized players and plen- Trevor Cottrell, Tim Mann, Doug ty or returning players from last. Regier. Mike Berg, Ron Steeper, Rob year's team. 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