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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-11-05, Page 19AWARDS TO THE W▪ IN▪ NERS — Bob McDonald at the leftand Glenn Stire at t e right o t e xeter Molting Hawks present awards to Lucan Irish goalie Vic Capitano and captain Bill Bannerman T after they won the 'D' championship of the weekend oldtimers hockey tournament. P Lucan wins in oldtimers tourney The Lucan Irish Flyers, Sarnia Old Oilers and London Doughboys were winners in the three divisions of the weekend oldtimers hockey tourna- ment sponsored by the Exeter Molting Hawks. Lucan won the 'D' title with a 3-2 SWAT SWEEPS The Swat team was the only one to score a five point sweep in Friday's regular action in theExeter Legion mixed dart league. This week's scores were: Swat 5 Trailers 0 Scotties 4 Odd Ones 1 Lost Flights 3 Canscotts 2 Southenders 3 Smurfs 2 The H's 3 Itchy Niters 2 Salt and Pepper 3 Outlaws 2 011ie's Best 3 McGrundy 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Shiphunters vs Outlaws Canscotts vs 011ie's Best Smurfs vs Trailers Salt and Pepper vs Scotties 9 p.m. The H's vs DJ's Odd Ones vs Itchy Niters Lost Flights vs Southenders Swat vs McGrundy shootout win over the Forest City Firebirds. Earlier they had blanked the same team 1-0. In other games the Irish lost 5-4 to the London Old Indians and edged the Clinton Fleming Fowl - Ups 3-2. The Dough Boys won the 'F' crown with a 4-0 win over the London Blues and the Sarnia Old Oilers downed the St. Thomas Photo 60 club 3-1 to take 'E' honours. The other area team in the tourna- ment was the Hensall oldtimers. They defeated Dorchester 7-3 and lost 7-0 to Sarnia and 9-5 'to the St. Thomas team. In the 'D' final, Brian Haskett of Lucan was the only one of five players from each team to score in the sudden -death shootout. In regulation play, Bill Darling and Gary Rev- ington scored for Lucan. Bill Bannerman converted a pass from Barry Wilkes to account for the only goal in the semi-final 1-0 Lucan win over the same Firebirds. Gord Hardy, Stan McNiff and Bob Hardy were the Irish marksmen in the win over Clinton. Scoring for the losers were Dean Reid and Harvey Carter. Scoring for the Irish in the loss to the Old Indians were Norm Mid- daugh, Bob Hardy, Stan McNiff and Bill Bannerman. In the Hensall victory over Dor- chester, Les Gardiner and Lowell Mount each fired two successful shots. Scoring in single fashion were Larry Gould, Derek Martin and L. Brintnell. ' Agaisnt St, Thomas, Martin scored three times for Hensall and Brintnell and Gardiner each added singles. Lose in Elora Times -Advocate, November 5, 1986 Page 3A Iad Haltowo'•n for Mohawks It was tricks rather than treats for the Exeter Mohawks Friday night as they tried to celebrate Halloween in Elora. The result was a 6-0 loss to the Elora Rocks in a regularly schedul- ed OHA Senior 'B' contest. Sunday night, the Mohawks had troubles in the last minute of each of the three periods as they were held to a 7-7 tie by the Harriston Blues at the South Huron Rec Centre. This week the Mohawks will be in Palmerston at 8 p.m., Saturday night to take on the 81's and Sunday night will be at home v ,th the Hillsburgh Royals supplying ttte opposition. In Elora Friday night, the Mohawks lost starting goalie Rick Pikul as he was the third man in on a fight. He was replaced by Scott McNair. Pikul is suspended for two games as is Bryan Baker who drew two major penalties on the same stop- page of play. The first four goals for the Rocks, one in the opening session and three in the middle frame came with the Mohawks enjoying a one man advantage. • Don Dauman led the Elora scoring with a two goal effort. Scoring in single fashion were Gord Hutchison, Chet Couture, Larry MacDougall and Morley Bosomworth. In Sunday's contest in Exeter, Bill Berfelz of Harriston scored at the 52 'A' LADIES WINNERS — The Red Team won the 'A' tit e of the Dashwood ladies slo-pitch league. Back, left, Audrey Zachar, Barb Reschke, Connie Nagle, Bonnie Benninger, Donna Kerslake, and Marge Inson. Front, Vicky McCreight, Jean Weigand, Shirley Kipfer, Heather Tieman and Donna Hoffman. Missing were Karen Wells, Maddy Wells and Dale Landeville. T -A photo p Ill r_ Y' DOUBLE BLUES WIN — The 'B' championship of the Dashwood ladies slo-pitch league was won by the Double Blues. Back, left, Judy Crown, Bonnie Arnold, Tracey Stire, Bonnie Ducharme and Nancy Smith. 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S.. 5.•t•r »s 0353 Hurt (MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD.] GM Guaranteed Service Guaranteed GM Parts Guaranteed Price 4 MEN'S 'A' CHAMPS — The Blues won the 'A' championship of the Dashwood men's slo-pitch league. Back, left, Larry Skinner, Ralph Geiger, Joe Wragg, Brad Willed, Bill Vandeworp, Doug Regier and John Gielen. Front, Eric Finkbeiner, Ron Pickering, Bert Debont, George Dunn and Ed Prong. Missing were John Muller and Dan McCann. T -A photo second mars. yl.ess tnan tnree minutes later, Al Gates evened the score for the Mohawks as he con- verted passes from Norm Campbell and Pay Cyr. Later in the period, it was Campbell firing a successful shot with assists going to Gates and John Jongeneel and Bernie Haines replied for the Blues. Irish wins In their only Junior 'D' start this week, the Lucan Irish scored a con- vincing victory over the Thamesford Trojans by a score of 8-1. 'The Lucan club remains in second place in the southern division, two points back of the leading Belmont Bombers, but have three games in hand. Three league games face the Irish this week. Tonight, Wednesday they will be at home at the Lucan Com- munity Centre at 8:15 p.m. and then it's on the road to Thamesford Friday night and Thedford, Sunday. The Irish scored four times in the first period and were well on the way to victory. The game was only a minute old when captain Rob Thirlwall converted a pass from Ian Craig. The next two scores for Lucan came within 18 seconds of each near the 14 minute mark. Paul Barnes hit on a three-way pasing combination with Ian Craig and Bob Thrilwall and Mark Bannen and Dean Schram pro- vided the passes for Brad Muir's suc- cessful shot. In the last minute of the period Wayne Urbshott took a pass from Joe Febrey and beat the Trojan netminder. Bob Thrilwall and Joe Febrey were the Irish marksmen in the middle stanza with assists going to Ian Craig, Rob Hardy and Brad Hodgins. In the final 20 minutes of action, Wayne Urbshott tallied on an unassisted effort and teamed up with Brad Hodgins to help Joe Febrey count his second score of the night. SEASON ENDS DASHWOOD LEAGUE H M e osse ' e• earn won f e Dashwood men's slo-pitch league championship. Back, left, Don Bender, Jim Becker, Doug Ford, Pot Masse and John Arnold. Front, Chuck Ford, Dwayne Butler, Frank Palen , Larry Luther and Larry Stire. T -A photo Congratulations to our Hallowe'en Contest Winners LEFT TO RIGHT - White Wonder, first, Chis Caldwell, (Most original), Michelle Parkinson (best all round), Paula Parkinson (Scariest) and Julianne Varley of Macleans. We thank all those who entered and made our contest a fun event. The SHDHS junior girls basketball team ended off their season, Tuesday, with a loss to Stratford Central. The score was 32-22 with high scorer Spring Cushman gaining six points. Cassie VanDongen played extreme- ly well all season with 251 points in 23 games. The second high scorer was Christine Rose with 79 points. Another top scorer for the team was Liz Mol who had an average of 66 percent of making her free throws. In the second period the Mohawks scored three unanswered goals in a span of two minutesnear the midway mark. Scott Eccles who turned in a strong , effort all night long, notched two of the quick scores. One came as he con- verted a pass from Al Gates and the other on a passing combination with Gates and Barry Baynham. The other goal came from the stick of Mike Clark on assists provided by Brian Mercer and Pat Cyr. Randy Casparie scored two of the three middle frame goals for Har- riston. The other was notched by cap- tain Bob Reid. The third period was only a minute old when Barry Richardson of the visitors tied the score at 6-6. 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