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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-12-10, Page 20WIN LUCAN CUP — Stratford won the Lucan Cup Sunday night and $5,000 in cash. Above, Stratford captain Quincy Walker accepts the tropli} from. Ron Peters and Mike Anderson. T A photo Waxers lose two The Exeter Waxers were on the short end of two novice division hockey games this week. Friday they dropped a :3-1 decision to the London Sabres and Sunday they lost 2-1 to Strathroy. The only goal in the loss In Tho streets of Exeter are turning to Gold Sunoco Gold, that is: the highest octane of any major unleaded gasoline. And now Exeter has it available only at Exeter Sun Service. Only Sunoco Gold gives you this much octane. More than Esso Premium. More than Super Formula Shell. More than Petro -Canada Super Unleaded. And what high octane Sunoco Gold does is deliver smoother, cleaner perfor- mance than you ever thought possible from your car. Smoother because it pro- vides even combustion. And cleaner because it helps pre- vent carbon build-up and clogged fuel injectors. Sunoco Gold can restore power to your acceleration and help your car run better than it's ever run before. Sunoco Gold. It's pure power for your engine. Smooth, clean power. Only Sunoco has it. And it's now only at Exeter Sun Service. GOLD PUMP Sunoco Gold. The highest octane under the sun. Strathroy was fired by Brent Urlin on a pass from Chris McDonald who turned in a solid two-way performance. Ben Guenther was the only Exeter marksmen against the London Sabres with Jeff MacLean providing the assist. Dart scores In Friday's regular action in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league Helen Parsons recorded the hight takeout score of 95. This week's sco►:es were: Canscotts 4 itchy Niters 1 Swat 4 DJ's 1 McGrundy 4 Shiphunters 1 The H's 4 011ie's Best 1 Salt and Pepper 4 Southenders 1 Lost Flights :3 Trailers 2 Odd Ones 3 Srnurfs 2 Scotties 3 Outlaws 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8p.m. Lost Flights vs Salt and Pepper Odd Ones vs Canscotts Trailers vs Scotties 011ie's Best vs DJ's 9 p.m. Southenders vs McGrundy Outlaws vs The ti's Itchy Niters vs Shiphunters Srnurfs vs Swat Slim hold on second Times -Advocate, December 10, 1986 Page 3A Hawks ge.win, tie in two junior starts • The Exeter Hawks took three of a possible four points on the weekend to maintain their slim grip on second place in the northern division of the Western Junior "D" loop. After battling the Clinton Mustangs to a 5-5 draw at the rec centre, Fri- day, the locals bombed the Thedford Lumberjacks by an 11-5 margin in a road trip, Saturday. The three pionts pulled the Hawks to within three of the front -running Brussels Bulls, but the latter enjoy two games in hand. The locals are three points ahead of their namesakes from Mitchell. The'Exeter crew have a couple of tough opponents this week as they host their perennial foes from Lucan for the first and only time this season. That game is this -Friday at the rec centre. Sunday afternoon, the Hawks travel to Brussels for what could be their final shot at first place. The Hawks announced this week that defenceman Dale Timmerman and forwards Steve Gould and Scott Lovie will represent the team in the annual Junior "D" all-star game scheduled for Lucan on January 10. It was also noted that Scott Bogart will be lost to the team until mid January after suffering a broken col- lar bone in a game last week against Mt. Brydges. Rally For Tie .Friday night, the locals had to ral- ly for a tie with the visiting Mustangs as they continued to have trouble on home ice. Trailing 4-3 going into the third, the Hawks gave up a quick goal after 14 seconds to fall further behind. Jon O'Connor got that one back at the 2:15 mark and defenceman Dale Timmerman fired the equalizer with only 57 seconds left in the contest when he converted a pass from Dan Nairn. Jeff Ansems, George Pratt and Nairn scored the other markers, the latter's coining on the only successful powerplay recorded by Exeter. Nairn and Scott Lovie had two assists each, with singles going to Mark Morrissey, Dave Cassone and Jeff Reid. Brad Bender worked between the pipes and recorded 22 saves, while former Hawk Marty Merner had 19 for the Mustangs. Clinton scored twice with a man ad- vantage and added one on a short= handed effort as the Hawks sat out 55 minutes in penalties compared to the 40 for Clinton. Bomb Lumberjacks In Thedford, Saturday, the Hawks trailed 4-3 early in the second and then reeled off five consecutive $tratf.rd big winner in annual Lucai Cup The Stratford Chiefs were the big winners in the seventh edition of the Lucan Cup Challenge held at the Lucan Community Centre' on the weekend. The Stratford club won .four straight games to take home the Lucan Cup and $5,000 in cash. The 'B' championship good for a first. prize of $1,500 was won by the Aurora Saints. The Chiefs from Stratford edged Kitchener 4-3, downed Bann Con- struction 5-2 and Sarnia 5-2 before defeating the Oshawa Redwings 8-5 in the championship final. To get'to the final Oshawa defeated Black Creek( 8-4, the defending champs from Fort Erie 7-2 and Kord of Michigan 5-2. Mike Carr with a three goal effort led the Stratford club in the final. In their first game win over Kitchener Darrell Christo, Dave Randerson, Jim Uniac and Mike Carr were the goal getters. In the next two Stratford wins by identical scores of 5-2, Dave Rander- son scored two goals in each contest. Getting one goal apiece were Ken Chisholm, John Mavity, Nelson Turn- bull, Brian Richardson, John Stainton and Mike Carr. Grant Musselman was the scoring star for Oshawa. He scored eight LUCAN CUP COMMITTEE — Operation of the 16 team two-day Lucan Cup Challenge hockey tourna- ment was handled by a committee of six. From the left with the trophies up for grabs are Mike Ander- son, Peter Martens, Rick Gwalchmai, Tom Hardy, John Hope and Bill Darling. T -A photo. Bantams get win ,The Eketer bantams scored a Shamrock hockey league victory over Strathroy Wednesday, by a score of 5-3 and Saturday dropped an exhibition 4-1 to Seaforth. In the win over Strathroy the Ex- eter scoring was well spread with five players sharing in the scoring. In the first period Mark Burton con- verted a pass from Bruce Papple and Jeff Chipchase counted on a pass vDa• Dave Dalrymple. 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Optimists vice-president Tom Bowen and director Bob Spears present a cheque to Mary Jane MacDougall of the skating club. +,tsan¢rertre+td wns onse t ww niso svm+ d-• ett+rxs Christmas Specials Winchester 120 pump $28900 Remington Sportsman wit rem chokes $548 Remington Carbine 30-06 $499 & . • 1 Rugu 10-22 $225 All scopes 20% off g 10°A, off Re uftlr Priced Clothing. Come in and see us for many more Christmas specials George Wood Guns & Marine 485 Horton St., London 433-3162 SIM 'Mt OM ',ft VPS omens -we inteneleftweireeraiesteettlimilliN1114911,411061reireies times during the tournament and Terry Richards was a six goal man. The 2-1 Aurora win over Kitchener in the 'B' final was accomplished in overtime. Peters presented the Lucan Cup trophy to Stratford captain Quincy Walker and the village of Lucan trophy for the 'B' title was presented to Aurora captain Scott Silcox by Lucan deputy -reeve Harry -Wraith. 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