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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-01-14, Page 11HAWKS IN ALL STAR TEST — Exeter Hawks manager Dan Brintnell is shown with Scott Lovie, Jeff Dalrym- ple, Steve Gould and Derek Switzer who were members of the Western Junior 'D' north team in Satur- day's all star game. T -A photo 1 ' 1 ALL TAR — Jim Hearn, manager of the L ,can Iris is s own wit Brad Hodgins, Doug Haskell, Wayne Urbshott and Bob Thirlwall who represented the team in Saturday's Western Junior 'D' all star game. T -A photo SH basketballers win The three boys basketball teams from South Huron District High School enjoyed a successful Friday afternoon in Huron -Perth conference play. The midgets started the day off on the right foot with a 59-30 victory. IT WENT IN — Harlen.Tinney of the South Huron midgets scores on a free throw in a Friday basketball game against Mit- chell. T -A photo Batten Tinney led the attack with 12 points. Next came the juniors in a 55-38 win Over Mitchell with Rob Pearen's 26 point output leading the way. Scott Miller with 25 points and 24 points from Chris Pearen were tops -- Irish fall three points from first The Lucan Irish have fallen three points out of first place in the OHA Western Junior 'D' south.division. but have -a chance in the next week to get back on top. After taking on Thamesford tonight, Wednesday in Lucan the Irish go to Belmont Saturday to meet the leading Bombers and the two are back in Lucan. Wednesday. January 21. The Irish defeated Mount Brydges 6-2 Wednesday and suffered a 4-3 loss in Thamesford, Sunday night. Grant Larsen led the Irish in the win over Mount Brydges with a three goal effort. Brad Muir fired two suc- cessful shots and Paul DePlancke hit the opposing net on one occasion. Paul Barnes led the Lucan playmakers with four assists. Wayne Urbshott helped on two scores and single. assists were credited to Scot Deno my, Glen Marshall, Joe Febrey and Mark Bannon. Against Thamesford Sunday, the Lucan marksmen were Grant Larsen, Wayne Urbshott and Jesse Crawford. Assisting were Paul Barnes. Joe Febrey, Brad Muir, -Todd Hayter and Mark Bannon. Thamesford captain Gord Todd scored what proved to be the winning goal at 8.05 of the third period. 1976 Hawks reunite The last time an Exeter Hawks won an OHA Junior 'D' championship was 10 years ago. Most of that club along with coach Ron Bogart will be back in action at the South Huron Rec Cen- tre Saturday night at 8 p.m. The op- position will be supplied by the Exeter Molting Hawks oldtimers team. Bogart expects most of the 1976 team to be back in uniform Saturday night. The goal tenders are Laurie Skin- ner and Randy Lovie while stationed on the blueline should be Jim Ferguson, Steve Knight, Dave Kinsman, Steve Jennison, Paul Brooks and Noel Skinner. • Forwards expected back are John Van Gerwen. Ken Pinder, Fred Mom- mersteeg, Brian Taylor, Rick In-. grant, Gerald Weido• Don McKellar. Kim McKinnon and Matt Muller. Helping at the end of the season were midgets Randy Fisher. Ron Bilcke and Paul and Perry Pooley. Fisher and Bilcke will likely be in action. The Pooleys are with Fort Wayne Komets of the International hockey league. Main Street North, Exeter, Ontario 1, OHA Jr. 'D' Champions 1976 Exeter Hawk Reun,6n South Harm-1'86c' uron Sec, Centre Sat., Jan. 17, $ p.m• '76 Hawks vs Molting Hawks Reception and dance ti? follow - D.J. Peter Snel $6.00 couple. This event sponsored by Exeter Jr. 'D' Hawks - Come out and renew old memories) in the SHDHS senior win by a coapt of 64-57. Coach Terry O'Rourke took he South Huron senior team to a tou a- ment Saturday in Sarnia and iey turned in creditable performaryes. - In the opening game with icott Miller hitting for 18 points andChris Pearen checking in with 16 poiris. the Panthers downed Ingersoll 4x36. The second game of the dayiaw the SH team dispose of St. Thomas Parkside by a 69-46 score. y»s time Chris Pearen was the pout leader with 22 followed by Scott Idler's 18 and 17 from Vince Parent In the final game, Petolia edged the locals 46-42. Chris Fearen was high scorer with 16 poins and Mark Lomas checked in witi a 10 point effort. Tweens score two big wins The Exeter Tweert went on a scor- ing spree in two pingette , games played on the weekdrd. Saturday they travelled to Fores'to post a 9-0 vic- tory and Sunday vere in St. Marys to win by a score of 11-1. In Forest, Becli Farquhar led the Exeter scoring vith a three goal per- formance. Julie Merner was close behind with a Or of successful shots while Gisellr Charrette, Becky Morgan, Julio Webster and Jayne Rowe scoredln single fashion. Tiffany Trion, Julia Merner a d Bryden Gryteels each helped on t o goals whileangle assists were provi ed by Jane&Papple, Becky Morga Becci Farquhar, Jayne Rowe and Julie Webber. AgainstSt. Marys the top scorers for the keens with two goals apiece were Gisdle Charrette, Julie Webster and Brylen Gryseels. Getting single goals Vere Tonya Rhiel, Becky Morga Julia Merner and Jayne Rowe. Gryseels was also best in playmtking with three assists while helpirg on one goal apiece were Tony* Rhiel, Jayne Rowe, Giselle Chartette, Janel Papple, Becky Morgan and Becci Farquhar. Campbell leads Broncos to win rhe Exeter Broncos scored a very inpressive 7-2 win over the London fibres in a Sunday Shamrock atom -Lockey game played in Exeter. Joel Campbell led the Broncos to the victory with a five goal effort. Four of his scores came on solo dashes. The other Exeter marksmen were Mark Brintnell and Sean McCann. The latter checked in with a pair of assists while Paul Charrette, Scott Parsons. Ian Jean and Trevor Taylor each helped on one local score. Lose two in a row Times-Advocote, January 14, 1987 Page 9 Hawks drop to fourth place The Exeter Hawks put together back -to -hack losses on the weekend and as a result took a nose-dive in the northern division standings. After starting the season in the first place, the Hawks spent November and December in second place chas- ing the front-runniig Brussels Bulls. , However, after the two January losses, the local Iucksters now find themselves all theway down in fourth place and they're now chasing Seaforth and Michell as well as the Bulls. The Hawls hold a 10 -point lead over the last pbce Clinton Mustangs in the battle fir the fourth and last playoff spot. The Hawk: were drubbed 6-2 by Seaforth at tome on Friday and then took a 7-5 Iss in Brussels, Sunday. The Centeraires moved into second place with the win on Friday, and they are row tied in that position by Mitchell vho beat Thedford. Both squads have 28 points, one more thin the Hawks. One c those two will get a bigger lead a. they play each other on Tuesd,y. TheHawks will get a chance to bet- ter ttair position as they hit the road for tlree games this week. On Friday thei 11 travel to Mitchell to battle they namesakes and they have a Sun- da' game in Clinton. Tuesday, the loals return to Mitchell and they wn't be home until January 23 when trey host the Centenaires again. Penalties hurt After taking a 2-1 first period lead in their game at . home against Seaforth, the Hawks gave up four con- secutive powerplay goals to the Centenaires in the second and third periods while Derek Cooper was keep- ing them off the scoresheet. The Hawks served 20 penalties compared to only 10 by the visitors. That included two minors and three misconduct penalties for the locals early in the third on the same play and resulted in the ejection of coach Steve Prout. Jon O'Connor scored for the Hawks on a powerplay in the first with Scott Lovie and Steve Batten drawing the assists and then Lovie notched the se- cond on a play with O'Connor and, George Pratt. The Hawks enjoyed a territorial ad- vantage in the game but couldn't beat Waxers beat Mitchell twice The Exeter Waxers scored back-to- back weekend wins over Mitchell in novice division hockey action on the weekend. Saturday the Waxers won 5-2 in Mit- chell in a game which was called with three minutes to go in the third period because of a hydro disruption. The next day in Exeter the locals won by a score of 6-1. In Mitchell, Chris Lerikos Lk the Waxers scoring attack with a MITT goal performance. Adding the other two successful shots was Marty DeBruyn. Brent Urlin was the top playmaker with a pair of assists while Adam Jean and Chris McDonald each helped set up one goal. Adam Jean and Marty DeBruyn were double scorers in Sunday's win on home ice. Scoring in single fashion were Chad Gilfillan and Chris Lerikos. Assists were provided by Brent Urlin with two and Chris Lerikos, Ryan Soldan and Chris McDonald one each. Molting Hawks get fowled up The Exeter Molting Hawks dropped a 5-4 decision to the Clinton Fleming Foul -Ups in an oldtimers hockey game at the South Huron Rec Centre Saturday night' with a good crowd in attendance. George Nahagang of Clinton scored the winning goal with only five seconds remaining in the third period. He also scored the first goal of the game. Following were successful shots by Ross Jewitt, Mel Hohner and Sly Kennedy. Jim Russell opened the Molting Hawks scoring as he converted a pass from Pete McFalls. Mike Cushman was the next to register with assists going to Al Flynn and Scott Burton. McFalls completed a three-way passing combination with Frank Boyle and Russell and Bob McDonald converted a pass from Keith Ahrens to o'omnlete the Exeter scoring. Zzefer &(J 4_ &unfry 6(u6 Phone 235=1517 Located on County Road 6, Half mile E., of Hwy. No. 4, P.O. Box 928, Exeter (Under new ownership and management) • 1987 Membership Fee Schedule Men $230.00 Ladies • $140.00 Man & Wife $360.00 Weekday & Senior $175.00 Junior $125.00 Bookings available for tour- naments, special parties, wed- dings, anniversaries Full proshop services available plus Jriving range. Membership paid in full before March 15, 1987 deduct 10% on membership fee. Fees may be paid In three equal monthly in. stalm ents by post-dated cheques - Jon. 15 - Feb:15 - March 15. Ron Moak' C'OA Golf Profosslonel Group end Individual Golf Lessons Cooper after the first period. He kick- ed out 18 shots in the final two periods for a game total of 27, while Derek Switzer had 19 saves for Exeter. Bull Rally The Hawks also enjoyed a first period lead in Brussels on Sunday, but again fell victim to the powerplay as the Bulls rallied for the 7-5 triumph. The hosts scored four times on the powerplay and added another while playing a man short to maintain their mastery over the Hawks. Exeter led 3-1 after the first and the teams were knotted at 5-5 at the end of two before the Bulls settled things with two unanswered markers in the final stanza. Jeff Ansems, Mark Morrissey. George Pratt, Steve Gould and Jim Lewis scored for the Hawks. Lewis added two assists as did Dean Schram, while singles were recorded by Steve Batten, Gould, Pratt and Scott Lovie. Brad Bender worked between the pipes for the Hawks and recorded 31 saves, while Pat Chambers kicked out 36 for the Bulls in the evenly matcn- ed contest. Exeter had 12 penalties to 10 for the Bulls and the former lost;-Jeff1faff/ and Mark Morrissey for fighting in the first and Ansems for a battle in which he engaged in the third. Petites victorious in ringette game The Exeter Petite Ringette team travelled to Forest on Saturday where they scored a victory of 10-3. The Petites were led to victory by three goals from Lisa Forrest and Jill Sararas. Janice Sanders accounted for two and singles were fired by Cheyenne Westlake and Cara Gardner. Danielle Miners, Carrie Simpson, Cheyenne Westlake, Lisa Forrest and Cara Gardner were all credited with an assist. For exciting action attend next Saturday's game at 3:15 in Hensall, Mitchell versus the Exeter Petites. CHECKING ALL STAR PROGRAM — Western Junior 'D' convener Wayne Smith. and Lucan Irish officials Bob Taylor and Clare Stanley look over programs prior to Saturday's all star game in Lucan. Bullets streak to 10 The Exeter Big V Bullets stretch- ed their unbeaten streak in the Lambton-Middlesex houseleague pee wee division to 10 games by defeating the Lucan II club by a score of 9-2. In exhibition play the Bullets defeated Zurich 5-4. After Shannon Thomas scored two unassisted goals for Lucan, the Bullets started to get their scoring machine into gear. Captain Ryan Lindenfield com- pleted a three-way passing combina- tion with Brad Thompson and Brett Rideout before Ronny Theriault and Brad Elschner scored on unassisted efforts. Elschner followed this with three straight successful shots. Getting assists were Ronny Theriault, Mark Lynn, Jeremy Brock, Ryan Linden - field and Allan McFalls. To complete the Exeter scoring Mark Lynn registered on a solo dash and Jeremy Brock and Ryan Linden - field were successful on passes from Brett Rideout. Brad Thompson. Allan McFalls and Mark Lynn. Three straight unassisted goals in the third period allowed the Bullets to get past Zurich in the exhibition con- test. Brad Elschner fired two of the late goals and the other came from the stick of Ryan Lindenfield. In the first period Elschner counted from Lindenfield converted a pass from Lynn. Jason Schilbe notched two of the Zurich goals. One came on an unassisted effort and the other on a pass from Andy Grainger. Wayne McDougall also scored without any assistance and Chad Willemsen con- verted a pass from Pete Overholt. Shuffleboard action Competition was keen as the shuf- fleboard players at the South Huron Rec Centre returned to three days of action this week. In Tuesday's play, Verda Lightfoot recorded the high score for the men at 398. Next came Pearl McKnight 377 and Gertrude Hamilton 340. Scores for the men were John Pepper 343, Charles Tindall 317, Albert Hummell 315 and Steve Hrapchak 315. Laverne Stone with a 381 tops for the men in Wednesday's five game action. He was followed by Tom Yellow 362 and Phil Hern 308. Best in four were Harold Rowe 314, Walter Davis 294 and Delmar Skinner 290. Ladies five game winners were Pearl McKnight 331, Olive Harvey 218 and Mabel McKnight 207 while high scorers for four games were Alva Heywood 325, Grace Farquhar 302 and Verda Lightfoot 283. In Thursday's competition, Mar- shall Dearing compiled a six game score of 528. Next came John Eberle 457 and Ray Cottle 455. MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 24 For Rent - 243-2479 • Toboggans • Cross Country Skis • Snow Shoes. • Snack bar available Saturday and Sunday Phone ahead for special mid week groups. Phone 243-2220 Pinery arc Store 243-2479 Yamafest is Back This Sunday in Varna Take a free trial run in the snow on any 1987 Yamaha snowmobile BR250 (Brave). Yamaha BR -250 Bravo Only 1999" plus P.D.I. end tax We will not be undersold on any 1987 Yamaha',: .snowmobile. Join in the Fun 8 - 10 aim. - free pancake breakfast 12 noon - ATV, _and snowmobile snowcross rac- ing. 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