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Times-Advocate, 1987-10-28, Page 20Page 4A Times -Advocate, October 28, 1987 11 TOWN & COUNTRY GALS WIN — Dashwood hod the winning ladies' slo-pitch team this season..They enly lost and tied one game (both to the new Grand Bend team). Members are in .the front Tammy Preszcator, Sue McKay, M.S.P., Linda Willem, Kathy Hayter, Zeldo Inthout and coach Jim Dietrich. Standing in the back ore manager Jim Sweitzer, Jo -Anne Pickering, Marg Sweitzer, Kim Graff, Judy Crown; Paula Taylor and Linda Dietrich. Waxers win two in exhibition Exeter Novice Waxers put two win- ning efforts together in exhibition play on the weekend, defeating •Seaforth 2-1 and downing Mitchell 6-1. Saturday, Waxers came up against a well matched Seaforth team. Neither squad was able to put a mark on the board until Waxers defenceman Eric Clay rushed up the ice alone and scored. unassisted at 8:26. Seaforth was unable to match thio point in the second. Jeff MacLean scored from Chad Gilfillan and Ryan Beckett with 7:25 remaining in the game, giving Exeter some insurance. Just over one minute late. Seafort h's Pat Coyne scored ' unassisted. raining Waxers goalie Jason Lindenfield's shut out and keep- ing the game close. hut Exeter hung onto the narrow lead and pulled out the win. 1.indenfield held Mitchell to just one • goal Sunday night in a battle which started with a scoreless first period. Dave Farquhar got things rolling for Exeter early in the second period Lucan Novices Lucan Novices picked up.two wins this week in Shamrock action, shut- ting out Thamesford 6-0 Saturday and then ddwning London Major Novices 3-1 Sunday afternoon. Josh Appleman came up with four goals in the effort against Thamesford. Lucan took a 1-0 lead in the first period after Appleman back -handed a shot over the Thamesford goalie. Assists on the play went to Marty Mit- chell and Marty McLaughlin. ' Ryan Carroll made it 2-0 in the se- cond when he scored from a faceoff in Thamesford's end. • In the third period, Appleman came on strong, scoring two goals unassisted just 15 seconds apa t. Appleman scored his fourth goallof the night on a pass from Curtis Har- dy and Mike Brady. win two Mike ragg pumpea in Lucas's sixth goal when he stole the puck at Thamesford's blue -line. • Denver England was in net for, -the shut out. Sunday's match, against London was a tighter. rougher game. • Again Lucan took a 1-0 Lead in the first period: this time after Jesse Waters scored from Wragg. In the second period. Jeremy Brown rattled a hard shot off both London goal posts to put the puck in the net. Waters drew the lone assist Appleman, set upon a break -away by Wragg, went in on the London goalie and deked him smartly to score goal number three for Lucan. England was working on his second shut out of the weekend until. with just two minutes remaining in the game. London's Chris Goss scored. Molting Hawks win Exeter Molting - Hawks went to Huron Park Arena to play Stephen Twp. Oldtimers, a newly formed team. The score was "13-2 for Exeter. Exeter scorers were Keith Ahrens (51, Scott Burton (4), Ken Bergmann (1), Walt Tiedeman (1), Pete McFalls (1), Jim Pfaff (1). Stephen Twp. scorers were Rick Funston and Al Hartford. South-west London Old Tractors were in town on Monday night in a well played game. The score was 9-4 for Exeter. Exeter scorers were Ken Bergmann (4), Bob Jones (2), Bob McDonald (1). Keith Ahrens (1), Jim Empringham (11. No. 18 Paul Coffey (4 assists). Glen Stires played well in net. Molting Hawks next game is Thurs- day night at London Gardens when they take on London Firehirds. HOT WATER... CLEANING POWER... Karcher makes its own hot water for just pennies, and cleans 100% 'faster... 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Exeter hadan answer for that goal. Lynn pumped in Waxers sixth goal off rite stick of Hann to finalize the win. Waxers have a record of three wins. two losses and two ties in regular season action. McCann notches 4 goals for Atoms Led by the prolific scoring of Sean McCann, Exeter Atoms ran wild over Parkhill Sunday, defeating then) 7-0. McCann scored four goals and pick- ed up one assist in the effort, helping the team to a record of four wins and two losses. In the last six games, McCann has amassed 12 goals. Steve Stire also put on a great show for the team. He was credited with four assists over the course of the night. Darren Kints was in goal for the shut out, McCann opened the game with an unassisted goal at 1:10 and then went on a rampage, scoring at 2:26 from Malt Godbolt. 7:02 from Stire, and at 5:0:3 of the second. Stire assisted on i tcCann's fourth goal as well. Trevor Truentner scored his first of Iwo that night when he connected with St ire and NIc('atm at 7:32 of the second. A goal by Gavin Snell from Ian Jean and Steve ('ook gave Exeter a 6-0 lead and then Truemner finished the game svith a goal at 9:15•of the third with assists going to Stire and Godbolt Exeter Atoms pulled out a closer win against Lambeth Wednesday night in, what was described as the team's best game of the season. 1.antbeth eliminated Exeter from the (►MHA playoffs last season: • \I(('ann managed three goals in the e'ffort. Exeter tell behind early in the first Mixed darts, Friday Nile \li .ed Darts Ili Score ladies Anon Rotnaniuk 121 Ili Take Out ladies 1'eg Leger 98 Ili Take Out men Fred Sims 96 Swats 5 - Shiphunters 0 The if's 5 - Outlaws 0 Itchy Niters 5 - Odd Ones (I Last Flights a - Scotties 1 3P's in a Pos 4 Canscott 1 \icGrundys :3 - Smuris 2 Friday October :e0 Smurfs - Odd Ones Canscotts - Shiphunters 3 P's in a Pod - Scotties Swat - Outlaws . The ll's - Last Flights \icGrundy - Itchy Niters Bowling atZurich Sunday Melnick Hes. April - 482 Martin Tyers - 467 Cliff - 454 Gladys Lavinsky - 421 Don Weaver - 454 H.S. - April - 199 H.S. - Gladys Lavinsky - 183 Tuesday Grand ('ove June Rhuebottom - 676 Charlie Bright - 662 Viki Taylor - 583 Doreen Reid - 475 H.S. - Charlie Bright - 243 H.S. - June Rhuebottom - 227 Tuesday C.A.P. Group Rick McCann - 124 Tom Masse - 84 H. Coach - Donna Jones - 211 Tuesday Mens' 'League VH' R. Dann -584 20 R A. Farquhar -696 22 FA 0. Edwards -703 13 TT C. Zimmer -597 8 NC D. Smith Sr. -588 10 DT T. Sweiger-661 17 GC. G. Pennings-532 16'2 K T. Smeekens-680 19 HR J. Smits-621 1312 DM 13. Oesch-682 15 BB J. Mommersteeg-633 11 PR M. Hodgins -638 15 Wednesday Morn. Ladle's League Bette Smith - 538 • — 'Peggy Ferguson - 573 Ina Browning - 512( Theresa McCann - 501 Grace DFummond - 498 Rosaleen Berends - 483 H.S. - Peggy Ferguson - 271, Grace Drummond - 258. H.S. - Betty Smith - 213 Wednesday Nite Ladies League S L. Webber -623 7 GG C. Tiedeman-548 GB B. Datars-625 DS W. Jennison -611 BJ J. Hielman-624 III P. Redman -464 Thursday Grand ('ove Estates Sally Foster - 545 Teresa Dav - 549 Bob Simpson - 557 Ted Day - 585 H.S. - Ted Day - 247 H.S. - Roy Broad - 233 Thursday Nite boxed League C H. Green -630 2 SP J. Hayter -599 AT V. Huston -734 OC B. Bierling-685 Saturday Ladies Intertown G B. Chapman -744 Li A. Watt -707 L2 L. Dale -606 Z1 V. Taylor -5% Z2 - S. Stade-642 M (t. Stanbury-685 Saturday Men's Intertown Zurich pts. 28' 2, High S.- Tony Bedard 297, High 5 - Frank Palen 1117. New Hamburg pts. 19'2, High S. - Bruce Hohl - 294, High 5 - Bruce Hohl - 1137. Thursday Golden Age Seniors Iligh Doubles Nora Herd - 361 Clara Scott - 320 Charlie I t('ndy - 309 Lyda Gunther - :181 7 7 5 19 20 16 11 ) 14 10 SM HG TC PP SL RD APO I \I►tt'S HOWLING M I ugh - 461 34 K. Campbell - 605 135 J. Baillie - 575 97'2 I. Becker - 647 80'2 V. Huston - 648 113 ' 2 • C. Sweeney - 591 55 P. Schoeder - 652 104 S. Dickert - 670. 97 T. Thiel - 619 119 D. Thiel - 481 106 '1 5 JS M. Clarke - 548 6/12 0 BC M. Bedard - 594 77'2 2 If.S. - Sandra Dicker( - 331 7 N.T. - Sandra Dickert - 838 0 N.A. - Sandra Rickert - 240 period Wednesday night when Chad Elijah scored at 3:15. Lambeth carried that lead into the second period but an unassisted goal by McCann evened. the score with 7:24 remaining in the second. Lambeth re -took the lead with just over one minute left in the period. • Exeter look control of the game in the final period. McCann scored alter two minutes of play from Marty DeBruyn and Jamie Van Dam and then scored again at 10:25 to give himself the hat trick. DeBruyn drew the lone assist. Lambeth threatened late in the third with anothergoal, but Exeter hung on for the win. ATV Charnpionships held The weather co-operated on Sunday at the Ontario A.T.V. championships hosted by !fully Gully, but the track had to be changed because of rain last . week. Things dried out Sunday and the track shaped up well for final On- tario all terrain vehicle associates for the 87 season. Riders from across Ontario par- ticipated in the event. Local riders had their hands full,. competing for money, and trophies and valuable OATVA points. Local rider Doug Wolf of Mitchell on his 'fully Gully Honda TRX 250 RG had a good run, finishing fourth in the four wheel -two-stroke modified race and coming back finishing fourth in the Open - modified two stroke. The other local rider was Chuck Collins of Varna who rode in "four Mods" -class. Collins rode his [fully Gully Honda ATC 200XG to second place in Open Mod - four Stroke and third in the three wheel,•four-stroke Mod. Ile also rode a If -G Honda ATC 250RG to first in the three wheel, two- stroke Mod aril fifth in the Open Mod two-stroke. . ATV racing season is finished i Ontario. 'l'he 87 Season begins in Mi January. The 'fully Gully invitational Grass Drags are scheduled for this weekend. They will be highlighted by a special Hallowe'en intermission. • Racers competing in all classes from crate to super modified with speeds reaching a 100 M.P.H. will he - featured on the 50(1 foot grass course. The first interrnission will feature a Hully-Gully Ilallowe'en scary race. The race, which is open to anyone interested, . will feature costumed riders. n• d - F 11 .1 PP'MHit1 BOYS' 171-11.111T1.1 PENNANT WINNERS Toni De Jong (back left) for junior girls in the recent Huron -Perth Sepal- country eparcountry competition. Chad Gilfillan wears the me placing fifth among junior boys. 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