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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-12-31, Page 11D 1 • EXETER . Aram A CHAMPIONS FOREST TAKES 'A' TITLE — The 'A' championship of Saturday's atom hockey tournament was won by Forest. Above, Dave Moore of Dave Moore Fuels sponsor of the event at the left presents the banner to Forest players Ryan Smith, Denny Smith and Jeremy Jamieson and their coach. At the right is Exeter Minor Hockey Association organizer Bill Brock. T -A photo EXETER ATOM B cAaMpioNs .111310 'B' CROWN TO NEW HAMBURG — New Hamburg won the 'B' title of Saturday's Exeter atom hockey tournament. Above, New Hamburg captains Chris Faulhafer, Ian Culbert and Chris Elgi and their coach receive their banner from sponsor Dave Moore and Bill Brock of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association. T -A photo Forest, New Hamburg victorious Forest and New Hamburg were the big winners in- Saturday's annual atom hockey tournament sponsored by Dave Moore Fuels. The Forest club edged•Dorchester 3-2 in their first game and got! 'Mgt Port"'Sf'anley 4-3 before beating Seaforth 7-4 to win the 'A' . championship. After losing their first game to Seaforth 7-1 New Hamburg bounced back to defeat Hay Township 3-2 and Mitchell 4-1 to capture the 'B' title. The Exeter Broncos defeated Hay township 7-4 in the first game of the tournament and in the second round lost to Seaforth in a shootout after playing to a 3-3 tie in regulation time. In the win over Hay township, the Broncos were forced to score four unanswered goals in the third period to overcome a 4-3 deficit. Jason Regier and Jamie Ramer counted for Hay township in the first period with Pat Regier assisting on both while Ryan Stuart replied for the Broncos on an unassisted effort. Each team scored a pair of goals in the middle frame. Joel Campbell hit on a solo dash and Sean McCann registered on a three-way passing combination with Paul Charrette and Mark Brintnell to account for. the Ex- eter scoring. For Hay township, Greg Dalrymple converted a pass from Thomas Scot- chmer and Jason Regier tallied on an assist from Jamie Ramer. In the Exeter loss to Seaforth in a shoo'tout, the goal scoring was taken care of by Joel Campbell, Gavin Snell and Paul Charrette on passes from Steve Farquhar and Sean McCann. Jamie Ramer and Derek Campbell accounted for the Hay township scor- ing in the loss to New Hamburg with assists going to Jason Regier, Brian Durand and Thomas Scotchmer. WONDERING WHY MUTUAL FUNDS ARE GROWING S4 FAST? CHECK THESE RECENT FACTS: . InvestmentsCo �ti n1p a re . 00wflOYO Anneal Compoto otRetu�pveY 10YeaY :,P10etod 197619W •11+,naM,aT,""2082°IO 90, 1.2 ,1°lo AY 801SONA oBR NA� FUr1D INTERN' �.`0NIREB.AY 80URUS FUNDCANADA TA `t0N ARE FUND C U�A��E RR M1bkei DS +160o ' Want to learn more about how you can get a higher return on your money with dependable, high performance mutual funds? Mail the coupon below or phone us today. 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Roy Coley gets special award Roy Coley, a recreation volunteer from Watford, will receive a regional Corps d'Elite award, Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation, John Eakins announced today. The award was presented on December 27 at the Watford Arena, in conjunction with the opening of the International Silver Stick Hockey Tournament. Roy Coley, a radio announcer who annually attends Exeter's Sport- smen's dinner, has dedicated his life to enhancing recreational activities in the Watford Community. He was the first president of the Watford Minor Hockey Association, former ex- ecutive member of the Western Coun- ties Baseball Association, and served as a member of the Watford Mustangs and General hockey clubs for several years. Caley's interest in hockey led to the organization of the International Silver Stick Hockey Tournament in which 59 teams participate annually. "Volunteers contribute over 20 million hours a year to leisure ac- tivities in Ontario,':Eakins said. "By giving special recognition to volunteers with these awards, new volunteers are encouraged to donate their talents to the development of recreation programs." "This regional award recognizes outstanding contributions by in- dividuals who devote their own time developing recreation dtportunities for others," Eakin said. "Roy Caley has made a tremendous contribution to recreation in southwestern Ontario." The Ministry of Tourism and Recreation introduced the Corps d'Elite awards in May, 1986. Anyone wishing to submit nomina- tions for 1987 Corps d'Elite awards should contact their local Tourism and Recreation field office. BRONCOS RUN WILD The Exeter Broncos want on a scor- ing spree in an exhibition atom divi- sion hockey game Sunday as they downed Mitchell by a score of 9-1. Joel Campbell took care of most of the scorers for the Broncos with a five goal performance. Paul Charrette fired a pair of suc- cessful shots and both were ac- complished on three-way passing combinations with Sean McCann and Ian Jean. The other markers were registered by Mark Brintnell and Sean McCann with Derek Beckett picking up an assist. Three of Campbell's scores came on unassisted efforts and'assists on the other two were credited to Trevor Taylor and Derek Beckett. Get three points Irsujnflnujoi_ In top sp.t The Lucan Irish picked up three of DepIancke helping on one. Ian Craig was another rust frame double scorer with tWo successful shots. One came on an unassfeted ef- fort and the other on a pass from cap- tain Bob'ItgHwall. Dean Doerr tallied the fifth opening frame score on a pass from Urbshott. The only second period Lucan goal ' was shot by Brad Muir an a pass from Scott Denomy. In the final stanza, Doerr, Urbshott and Grant Larsen completed the Irish scoring for the night. Assisting were Denomy, Urb- shott, Muir, Febrey and Deplancke. Penalties played a big part in the game with six of the nine Thamesford goals coming with the Lucan club playing shorthanded and in turn the Irish scored four times with A mar. Times -Advocate, December 31, 1986 Page 11 a possible four points this week and held onto first place iia the OHA Western Junior 'D' southern division by one point over the Belmont Bombers. - In two home games, the Irish were held to a 9-9 tie by the Thamesford Trojans Tuesday night and Saturday Scored an 8-3 victory over the Seaforth Centennaires. The only upcoming action for the Irish is this weekend in the annual Ex- eter Hawks junior tournament. In their first start they will meet either Exeter or 'Medford Saturday night at 8 p.m. In the Wednesday tie with Thamesford Wayne Urbshott con- tinued his torrid scoring pace of re- cent weeks with a three goals and a pair of assists for a five point night. The Irish started out in the first period like a house on fire with three goals in the first two minutes and 40 seconds and two more before the first 20 minutes were completed. Wayne Urbshott notched two of the first period markers with Joe Febrey getting two assists and Paul Oldtieners set in . Luaus tourney A total of 12 Western Ontario oldtimer hockey teams will be in Lucan on the weekend to participate in the . annual tournament at the Lucan Community Centre. Play begins Friday night at 5:30 p.m. with the Exeter Molting Hawks taking on the Zurich Has Beans. At 8:00 p.m. it will be the Dorchester Mavericks meeting the Lucan Classics. Games will go all day Saturday beginning at 8 a.m. and continue Sun- day morning at 10 a.m. The three divi- sion finals will be held Sunday after- noon at 1:45 p.m., 3:15 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. Other teams competing are the Lambeth Pools, London Canadians, North London Old Decks, Sarnia Old Oilers, London Old Devils, London Labatt's, the Michigan Family Club and St. Thomas. Shuffleboard Tom Yellow recorded the high six game score of 500 in Tuesday's regular senior citizens shuffleboard play at the SouthHuron Rec Centre. Next came Olive Essery 465, Charles Hendy 409, Ray Cottle 364, Howard Johns and Ross Marshallta60 and Verda Lightfoot 358. axers get tie with Parkhill Parkhill In their only holiday start in the Shamrock hockey league in the novice division, the Exeter Waxers played to a 3-3 tie with Parkhill. Two of the scores for the Waxers came from the stick of Marty DeBruyn and both came on unassisted efforts. Jeff Sararas fired the other as he converted a pass from Chris McDonald. Tyler Desjardine was best for Parkhill with a• two goal effort and both came on solo dashes. Mike Stanlake notched the other score on a pass from Kyle Vermuelen. advantage. Well spread scoring Grant Larsen with a two goal effort was the only member of the Irish to count more than one goal in Satur- day's win over Seaforth. In the first period Jesse Crawford converted a pass from Mark Bannen and Todd Hayter hit on an unassisted play. Grant Larsen, Ian Craig and Wayne Urbshott notched Lucan goals in the second period with assists going to Paul Barnes, Bob Thirwall and Larsen. The third period Irish goals came from the sticks of Grant Larsen and Paul Deplancke. Assisting were Brad Muir, Wayne Urbs!Jott, Joe Febrey and Scott Denomy. Hawks get point in only junior outing - The Exeter Hawks scored two Netminder Brad Bender kicked out short-handed goals in Hensall, Sun- 28 shots for the Hawks as he was the day, to help them to a 4-4 draw busiest player on the ice. Former against the Clinton Mustangs in their Hawk Marty Merner had 17 saves for lone outing of the week. The Hawks added one powerplay goal, while the Mustangs had three with the man advantage as the locals had as much trouble with the of- opf' eating as they did with their ponents. Exeter had 21 minors and three game misconducts, while the Clinton crew sat out only 11 minors. One of the misconducts was assessed to coach Dave Bogart in the final minutes of the game as he vented his frustrations with the officials over their handling of the contest. the Mustangs. The locals took a 3-2 lead in the first period, but were outscored 2-1 in the middle frame. Neither team could muster a goal in the final stanza. Scott Lovie, Dan Nairn, Steve Gould and George Pratt scored for the Hawks with assists'going to Jon O'Connor..1elf Dalrymple and Sean Whiteford. 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