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THIRD PLACE -- The Precious Blood boys volleyball team won third place in the Huron -Perth finals held in Strat-
ford last Tuesday. Back row, left; Jean -Luc Beausoleil, Eric Ruimerey, Terry Wilhelm (coach) and Sivichay Sengk-
hounmany. Front row, left; Greg Agnew, Scott Parsons, Chris Rowcliffe, Sisavay Sengkhounmany.'
Exeter overcomes Spearin hat trick
Despite a three goal game by
Hensall's Candy Spearin, Exeter
Twecns squeezed out a 6-5 win
against Hensall Saturday. Behind 3-
2 at the end of the first half, Exeter
rallied in the second with four goals
for the win.
Goals by Tina Boonstra, Michelle
Patterson and Spearin put Hensall
out in front in the first.
Exeter's Tiffany Tryon and Jill
Sararas kept their team close with
First period singles.
Exeter came on strong in the sec-
ond half, with goals from Lisa For-
rest, Tryon, Michelle Bowermar
and Cathic Wilson.
Spearin potted Hensall's only two
goals of the second half late in the
period.
Michelle Murray drew two assists
for Hensall while Forrest and Bow-
erman each notched two assists for
Exctcr.
Exctcr Twcens handed St. Marys
a 9-4 loss Saturday, led by Tonya
Richt, Jill Sararas and Lisa Forrest
who scored two goals each.
Richt also picked up three assists
in the effort while Sararas chalked
up two assists.
Michelle Bowerman produced
three assists for her team over the
course of the game. .
Exeter took a 4-1 lead in the first
period and increased it by five
goals in the second.
Cheyenne Westlake had a good
game, marking one goal and two
assists.
Other Exeter goals were scored
by Cathie Wilson and Sarah Ker-
slake.
Wallace named manager
A former Exeter harness race
trainer and driver Jim- Wallace has
been named general manager of the
Sudbury Downs track.
Wallace said he was as surprised
as anyone when told Tuesday he
was the new general manager. Wal-
lace replaces Grant Wade.
"This was as sudden to me as it
was to Mr. Wade," said Wallace,
driver, trainer and barn -arca superin-
tendent at the track last year. "I
knew I was going to be moved into
something else, but I had no idea
this was it."
Wallace and Sudbury Downs own-
er J.C. Mac[saac have been close
friends since Maclsaac opened the
harness racing facility in 1974. For
the past seven years Wallace trained
the horses in Maclsaac's stable, but
now he says he'll have to give up
training and driving.
"I'm hanging up my colors and
helmet. I won't have enough time
on my hands to do that too.'
Wallace is quick to admit he has a
lot to learn about running a race
track.
"I'm a little leary about some of
the things I don't know about. I
know very little about the parimu-
tuel (betting) end of it.
"My feeling is I should know eve-
ry aspect of the raceway, to be on
top of it, and to be available to the
public at all times."
There are a few things Wallace
would like to change at Sudbury
Downs, especially management -
horsemen relations.
"The two haven't always seen cyc
to eye on things but I'd like all that
to change. Being a horseman my-
self, 1 know what they feel about
certain matters."
Wallace said he hopes Wade
doesn't harbor any ill feelings to-
ward him.
"We got along great, but I'm a
little afraid he might think I've un-
dermined him. I would never do
that, especially to a man that knows
his business like Grant."
Wallace was the second -leading
driver in top -three finishes at the
track last year. He was third as a
trainer in top -three finishes and
fourth in earnings
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ZONE WINNERS - The St. Boniface Intermediate girls' volleyball team won the zone final at Mt . Carmel Separ
ate School on Thursday, which qualified them for the Huron -Perth finals in Stratford. Coach Ruth Ryan is at back
left with Loretta Regier, Charlene Regier, Aimee Gelinas, Vicki Regier, Kendra Fenwick (front left), Carrie Du-
charme, Amy Wildfong and Joanne Regier.
Molting Hawks downed by FouI-ups
gins with one, Bill Pincombe Dile Exeter's record to date is 22
goal and one assist. Ron Moore wins, 11 losses and four tics.
was credited with two assists.
Exeter Molting Hawks travelled
to Clinton to play the Fowl -Ups,
Sunday, (Jan. 24) when they lost
5-4.
Exeter scorers were: Bob McDo-
nald with two goals, Brian Hod-
Philli
s records shut out
Goalie Richard Philips led Ex-
eter Legion Peewees to a 5-0 rout
over Chatham in OMHA playoffs,
notching their second win in four
games of post -season play.
Leading 1-0 after the first peri-
od, Exeter took a 2-0 lead in the
second and increased it to 5-0 in
the third, allowing Phillips to
held on for his first shut out of
the year.
Steve Farquhar scored from Fred
Godbolt and Jeremy Brock to open
the scoring in the first period.
Ryan Lindenfield added to Exet-
er's lead in the second after he con-
nected with Godbolt. •
Exeter put the game out of reach
in the third. Jeff Lingard scored
from Jason Heywood and then
Godbolt added an unassisted mark-
er to make it 4-0.
Allan McFalls ended the scoring
after he picked up a pass from
Heywood to put puck number five
in the Chatham net.
Legion Peewees now have four
points in playoff action with two
wins and two losses.
Thanfcffou
The Exeter Waxers Hockey Club
would like to thank its
sponsor, EXETER PRODUCE
For providing the bus for their playoff game
in Wallaceburg
Exeter Novice Waxers
Lucan Irish Flyers Oldtimers
came to town to play Oldtimers
January 25 when the teams skated
to a 8-8 tic.
Scoring for Exeter was Brian
Hodgins with two goals.
Single goals went to Jim Em-
pringham, Bill Pincornhc, Bob
Jones, Bob McDonald, Eli Pfaff
and Ron Moore.
Ken Bergman, Pfaff, Jones, and
McDonald each notched two as-
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