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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-01-07, Page 9In Palmerston this weekend Mohawkg continue to The Exeter Mohawks continue to hold down first place in the Ontario }jockey Association Senior 'B' Central division by three points over the Tavistock Royals. In games over the weekend, the Mohawks picked up three of a possi- ble four points as they played to a 5-5 Friday night draw with the Hillsburgh Royals and Saturday trounced the Palmerston 81's by a score of 9-4. This coming weekend the Exeter club will be in' Palmerston par- ticipating in the annual Senior 'A' and 'B' tournament sponsored by the 81's. The Mohawks are defending champions. Their first action in Palmerston comes Friday night at 9:15 p.m. when they take on the Durham Huskies. Other teams competing are from Grand Valley, V1 afford, New Ham- burg, Dunnville,Chatham, Lambeth and Dresden along with the host Bullets win over Parkhill The Exeter Bullets scored a 3-1 vic- tory over Parkhill in the Lambton- Middlesex pee wee house league game Saturday at the South Huron Rec Centre. Allan McFalls fired the first two successful shots for the Bullets and both came on a pass from Brad Elschner. On the other scoring effort Kevin Johns converted a pass from Mark. Lynn. hold down first Palmerston club. Durham and Dun- MacKenzie hitting the Exeter net. For . ville are 'A' clubs while the balance the Mohawks it was Cam Doig on are playing in the 'B' category. passes from Pat Cyr and Barry A Shorthanded Win Baynham. With a short handed roster in At 4.29 of the third period, Bill Hillsburgh Friday night it took a goal Glover notched the third Exeter goal from the stick of Pete Tuckey on a of the night with assists going to Cam pass from Brian Horner with only two Doig and Al Gates. minutes left to get the 5-5 tie. Hillsburgh came right back on a After the first 20 minutes of play, successful shot by Steve Bronizenski Hillsburgh led 2-1 on scones by Greg at 8.11. • Lorenz and Brian Mackenzie while An Exeter powerplay attempt at Jeff Rowe replied for the.Mohawks on 12.14 was successful and put the club a three-way passing combination with Brian Horner and Barry Baynham, sears capture while their team was playing p shorthanded. . 'A' championship In the middle frame, the Royals again doubled the score 'on. the The .' championship of $holiday Mohawks with Karl Meyer and BEARS WIN IN STRATHROY — The Exeter Bears won the 'A' championship of a recent midget hockey tournament in Strathroy. Back, left, coach- John Campbell, Brian Moir, Andrew Thompson, Jerry Lam- port, Verne Iskauskos, Chris Thompson and trainer John Ducharme. Front, Doug Kells, Jeff Playfoot, Pat Hartman, Mark Lomas, Dale Kints and Rob Wareing. Missing were John Kochan, Mark Coward, Dave Bryson, Rob McKnight and Angelo Vitas. T -A photo HURON PARK WINS 'A' TITLE — The Huron Park novice team tournament at the Stephen township arena. Back,left, coaches man. Centre, Derek Sweitzer, Greg Glanville, Kurt Mills, Matt Regier and Chris Glavin. Front, Jason Glavin, Jeff Glavin, Craig Bowerman 'tend And Glavin. won the 'A' championship of Tuesday's Bill Hodge, Don Clarke and Art Bower - Glavin, Pres Lavier, Chris Regier, Wes Glavin, Bill Hodge, Brent Gibson. Mike T -A photo ROYAL BANK WINNERS — The Sockett rink from Palmerston won the second draw and overall cham- pionship of Saturday's open curling bonspiel sponsored by the Exeter branch of the Royal Bank. Above. left, Exeter branch manager Bill Carson presents the trophy to Dave Tilker, Doug Sockett, Larry Knight and Don Sockett of Palmerston. T -A photo 1 EXETER MOTORS (519) 235-1100 Main Street North, Exeter, Ontario L� �CvRR O W N RUST CONTROL SYSTEM ate° KARATE INTRODUCTORY COURSE 8 WEEKS . - Place: South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 7:00-8:30 Clashes for Men, Women & Children (ages 10 & up) Cost: $30.00 • REGISTRATION Tuesday, January 13, 1987 at 6: For information c II 482-3634 Excellent Fitness and Defence Training for Men, Women and Children DON'T PUT IT OFF AGAIN DO IT NOW! s NOVICE LOSE St. Marys defeated Exeter III by a score of 7-1 in a Saturday novice houseleague game at the South Huron Rec Centre. The only score for the locals carne from the stick of Scott Inson on an unassisted effort. Lack of something to feel important about is almost the greatest tragedy a man may have. John Henry Memorial night urna- ment inSlralhroy was won b he Ex- eter Bears. - The locals coached b John Capp - bell won four straight ga es to sweep the tourney champio ship: They blanked North London 3-o in -the first game and then defeated Strathroy in a shootout to decide which club would go on to meet Byron. Thanks to great goal tending by Doug Kells. the Bears won the shootout after eight tries. They went on to heat Byron 6.1 and I hen defeated the host Strathroy club in a- two games total goal series by scores of 1-0 and 5.1. Atter a controversial and lengthy - meeting with the tournament con- vener Strathroy was allowed to use two- players only -signed the night before. In the final game after Strathroy tied the series with the first goal. a Strathroy power play backfired and the Bears were able to score thanks to it .clearing pass interception by .John Kochan. At this:point a rash of - Strathroy penalties started and the Bears were able to take advantage and go on to w -in. Referees handed out a total of 68 minutes in penalties to Strathroy voile the Bears were only assessed four minutes. Coach John Campbell and trainer John Ducharme said they were very proud of their team's character in not retaliating to several incidents and playing a - very disciplined style of hockey. The overall season record for the Bears is 19 wins, three losses and one tie. They have scored 101 goals and allowed only :38 scores by the opposition. _ Tweens score ringette victory The Exeter Tweens ringette team scored a 5-1 victory over St. Mares at the liensall arena -Saturday af`te'rnoon:. Julia Merner led the Exeter girls scoring attack with a two goal perfor- mance. One came on an unassisted ef- fort and the other on passes from Becky Morgan and Becci Farquhar: The other three goals for the local Tweens were fired . by Bryden Gryseels, Becky Morgan and Giselle Charrette. Assists were credited to Jayne Rowe, Tonya Riehl. Julia Merner and Carrie Lovie. Swat sweeps five pointer The Swat team swept five points as regular action resumed Friday night in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. Dean McKnight recorded the high score for men with a 140 and Jean Simpson was the high spare lady at 135. This week's scores were: Swat 5 Southenders 0 Outlaws 4 Trailers 1 The H's 4 McGrundy 1 Salt and Pepper 3 Odd ()nes 2 Itchy Niters 3 011ie's Best 2 Canscotts 3 Shiphunters 2 Lofst Flights 3 Smurfs 2 DJ's 3 Scotties g Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. DJ's vsSmurfs 011ie's Best vs Sall and Pepper Odd Ones vs Shiphunters Canscotts vs Outlaws 9:39 p.m. The H's vs Scotties Swat vs Itchy Niters Trailers vs Southenders Lost Flights vs McGrundy FIRST MIXED WINNERS A rink skipped by Mike Anstett won the first draw cyf the season of the Exeter mixed curling club. Back, left Fran Mickle and Bill McGregor. Front, Mike Anstett and Doris Hackney. T -A photo Times -Advocate, January 7, 1987 Page 9 in Senior 'B' loop back into contention. Al Gates was the marksman with assists going to Jeff - Rowe and Pat Cyr: That's the way the score remained until Horner and Tuckey combined tb even the score with just two minutes left to go. Win in Second • In Palmerston Saturday night after each team scored two goals in the first period, the Mohawks came on strong with four goals in the middle frame and three more in the final session. In the first for the Mohawks Bill Glover converted a pass from Bryan Baker and teamed with Cam Doig to '-et up Barry Bavnham for a sue- • cessful shot. Baynham's score came on a power play. Norm Campbell led the Exeter four goal second period attack with a pair of scores. Scoring in single fashion were Doug Latta and Cam Doig with assists going to Mike Clark, Ron Elliott, Pete Tuckey, Barry Baynham and Cam Doig. The first of Camp- bell's scores came with his club enjoy- ing a man advantage.. In the third, captain Ron Elliott, Cam Doig -and Doug Latta completed the_E,xeter scoring. Norm Campbell ased on two of the goals to run his is point total to four. Helping wh single assists were Barry Baynham and Bryan Baker. . m BEST PLAYER -- Brussels forward Kevin McArter was named the most valuable player in the weekend Exeter Hawks tournament and receives his award from team manager Dan Brintnell. McArter scored nine goals in the three games his team won to win their second con- secutive tournament. Phil Hern high in shuffleboard In the only shuffleboard action of the week at the South Huron Rec Cen- tre, Tuesday afternoon. Phil Hern recorded the men's high six game score of 454. He was followed by Ross Marshall 368 and Walter Davis 327. On the ladies side, Velma Huft was tops with a score of :381. Next came Mabel McKnight 322 and Ruby Beaver 306. GOLF PRICES Effective until January 15th, 1987 Man $270 Lady $160 Man and wife $415 Weekday Man $200 Excluding Tuesday from 3 p.m. Student rate 5135 Family rate available IRONWO Nur `II 235-0707 . 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