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Times-Advocate, 1988-02-24, Page 21BIG HAUL --Team Circus racers Trevor Edwards, Gerry Edwards and Brian Eickmeier, all of Kirkton, are sur- aunded by the 13 first -place trophies they won at the Ontario World Series snowmobile drag racing competition in Peterborough on the weekend. Team Circus cleanse the three othcr classes he entered: C Stock, C Improved Stock and B Stock. No tear -down resulted. Thirteen -year-old Gerry Edwards again claimed first place finishes in Junior one (C Stock) and Junior two (D Stock) to finish the weekend as the top junior driver. Wolfe, again running the Phazcr in C Stock was put out in his heat. The Phazer will be back for future races after some changes have been made to make it more competitive. Eickmeier was experiencing clutch and belt problems on Sunday and was not satisfied with the Excit- ers results. He still managed to pull out a win in B improved Stock, a third in B Stock and a fourth in A Improved Stock. Other sponsors for the team are B&K Tire and Battery, Brodhagen, Reynolds Fabricating, Mitchell, Vcals Meat Market, Exeter. u Team Circus needed an extra vehi- cle to bring home the hardware they claimed recently at the World Series Championship snowmobile races in Peterborough. Trevor Edwards, Gerry Edwards and Brian Eickmeier combined to capture 13 first place trophies at the weekend long event. Trevor Edwards aboard his Vcals Meats, Exctcr sponsored XLV Ya- maha proved unbeatable claiming first place finishes in D Stock, D Ilnproved-Stock, C Stock and C Im- proved Stock - every class he had entered. Rumors of a tear -down surfaced and for the second weekend in a row, the engine was sealed so it couldn't be tampered with and pre- pared for a protest and a possible tear -down after Sunday's racing, • Gerry Edwards "Bear" ran the XLV in Junior one and Junior two and came away with wins in both classes. It was his first time racing in a World Series Class competi- tion. Brian Eickmeier of Kirkton run- ning the Nulty Gully sponsored Ex- citer finished first in both B Stock and B Improved Stock. He also en- tered A Stock and A Improved Stock but failed to finish in the top three. Doug Wolfe of Mitchell running a 1986 Phazer finished third in his heat of C Stock but failed to make the final. Sunday, again it was a mad dash to thc track with studs to sharpen, clutches to clean, lubc to get ready, belts to be checked and engines to be aligned. All competitors had to be finished and on the line by 9 a.m. Sunday's racing proved to be less successful than Saturday's. Once again Edwards, aboard his XLV, proved to be stiff competition in each of his classes. He claimed first place finishes in both D Stock and D Improved Stock and second place finishes in Irish start playoffs on Lucan Irish stumbled coming out of the starting blocks in game one of their best -of -seven series against Lambeth Sunday when they lost 6-4 to the Southern front-runners. Lambeth goalie Brian Morris kicked out 49 Lucan shots on goal while Paul Farrell, in net for Lucan, faced only 22 shots. "We out -shot them badly but their goaltending kept them in the game," said Jim Hearn, manager of the Irish. Ironically, it was Morris's depar- ture from London's Diamonds which prompted the Junior B club to pick up Irish goalie Paul Wool - ford. Hearn said that, though Lambeth is the favourite in the series, their victory is far from assured, "If the (Lucan) kids can put the ef- fort in like they did last night, it'll be a good series -- a Long -series we hope," Hearn said Monday. "But we're definitely the underdogs." Lucan lost three and tied three in six meetings with the first place team this season. Two goals less than one minute apart and an early single in the sec- ond left Lucan playing a game of catch-up Sunday in Lambeth. Goals by Paul Barnes and Scott Denomy matched Lambeth's second period efforts and Lucan went into the third period trailing 4-2. A goal by Ian Craig pulled Lucan to within one goal early in the final stanza but Lambeth's Mickic Du- puis made it 5-3 just over one min- ute later. Tim Hayter kept things close with a goal at 3:26 and Irish contin- ued to threaten until, with 3:44 re- maining in the game, Jcremic Legion Peewees squeezed out scored to win in sudden death. Legion Peewees found their way into the tournament by downing Tavistock 2-1 Sunday morning. Jason Heywood and Mark Lynn scored for Exeter: Assists went to Ryan Lindenficld and Heywood. Friday night, a 5-4 loss to Mitchell put them in the B round of the tourney. Mark Crichton, Heywood, Fred Godbolt and Lindcnficld scored for the Legion. Lindcnficld, Lynn and Brint- nc11 picked up assists in the game. Exctcr Legion Peewees were squeezed out of the consolation final of a Mitchell tournament on the weekend after they dropped a 3-2 decision to Milver- ton in a second overtime period. Struggling through three peri- od of hockey, the teams were tied 1-1 at the cnd of the game. Exeter's lone goal came from Jeff Lingard with thc assist go- ing to Ryan Stuart. In the first overtime period, nothing was decided. The two teams matched goals. Exeter's marker was produced by Mark Brintnell, unassisted. Two minutes into the second overtime period, Milvcrton Bombers fie Ilderton Exeter Optimist Bombers fought to a 3-3 tic against Ilderton in their final game 'of the Lambton- Middlesex regular schedule Satur- day. Brennan Vogel of Ilderton started the scoring with a goal at 6:26 after he picked up a pass from Jeff McIn- tyre and then Eric Fisher added an unassisted marker 26 seconds later to leave Exctcr behind 2-0. David Marshall remedial that sr'u ation at 8:14 when he soared is- a pass fr'm Gcr'ff �l.iver. The two teams matched goals in the. second. McIntyre connected with Danny Frank to restore Ilderton's two goal margin at 7:41, but Mar- shall countered that with a goal of his own from Rob McIntosh at 8:18. .Trailing 3-2 in In t -i Hem potted an ' r I ,:.i. eerie ; , tic the game. flan goal «. c • t of the season. • 13oi r-- finish the Season with a record ,t se.cn wins, eight losses and five tics for a total of 19 point,. icer Shuffleboard asar c.it,tured high score in gimes of mixed shuffleboard actio '.Wednesday when he turned in a 295 to edge out Walter Davis with 290. . Howard Johns placed third with 287. Lorne Marshall took first place in three games with 234. Olive Essery followed with 216 and Mcinc Eizen- ga completed the top three with a score of213. -Thursday, Sena Gosar topped the crowd with 415 in five games. Mcine Eizenga posted a second place finish with 390 and Olive Es- scry followed with 378. Olive Tindall marked 270 in four games to lead the pack. Vetda Lightfoot placed second with 247 - and Walter Davis locked up third with 2431 sour note Brooks put:a tic out of reach with Lambeth's sixth goal. The two teams square off tonight (February 24) in Lucan at 8:15. The best -of -seven series continues Son-- day un-day in Lambeth and then the two• teams return to, Lucan ice March 4. Sunday, March 6, game five will take place in Lambeth. If necessary, the series will continue March 7 in Lucan and March 9 in Lambeth. . Close with loss Irish finished the season with a 6- 1 loss to Lambeth Wednesday night when Joe Febrcy managed the only Lucan goal of the game from Paul DePlancke, while his team was short-handed. Lambeth took a 3-0 lead in the first period and then increased it with one goal in the second and two in the third. TIWAfatikt Novice Waxers tie Clinton Exctcr Novice Waxers fought to a 4-4 tic against Clinton in exhibi- tion action Friday at the South Hu- ron Rec Centre. Waxers took a 1-0 lead in the first period on the strength of a goal by Dave Farquhar. Bryce Hann drew the lone assist on the goal. Clinton tied the game with a goal by Joey McDonald just 12 seconds into the second, but it wasn't until the third that the game broke open. Bryon Ellcrington started things off with a goal assisted by Jeff MacLean and Chad Dalrymple. Jeff Sararas added a goal from Ryan Soldan at 3:04. McDonald retaliated for Clinton one minute later, but Exeter's Icad was maintained by Ryan Beckett who connected with Bryce Hann to score at 5:33. McDonald couldn't be stopped. He scored unassisted at 11:45 and added a fourth goal to his long list at 13;52 to tie the game. - Jason Lindcnficld was in nct for Waxers. Crunchers Exeter. Crunchcrs dropped a.7-2 decision to Ilderton Flyer in Atom action Saturday when they were frustrated'by the excellent efforts of • the Ilderton goalie. Ilderton took.a 3-1 lead in the first Period and then increased it by two goals in both the second and third. Willy Partridge scored unassisted in the first stanza and then added Crunchers second goal in the third Partridge's second goal was also un assisted. Ryan Adlington proved to be a thorn in Crunchers' side, scoring three goals. - Scott inson was busy in nct for Crunchcrs. Times -Advocate, February -.24, 1988 Page 5A Panthers making volleyball le bal l tracks for Girls volleyball team .played 1\1; yre.n VanDenbomen, Leigh four of the six participating teams. Soldan, Laurie Forrester, Kim The girls had an excellent day win- __Crawford -and - Heather Rideout ning alt of their matches, South playc d well ;,t the nit. The team Huron beat St. Marys 15-13,15-5, Listowel 15-4, 1578, Mitchell 15-2, 15-3 and Seaforth 15-3, 15-4. Every girl played well with expert setting by Kim Crawford. Julia Brown and Leanne Jennison and many good blocks by Laurie Forrester and Leigh Soldan. . After four regular season tourna- ments their record stands at 15 wins and five losses and they arc in sec- ond place in the H -P standings. Senior girls volleyball Friday, February 19 the Senior Girls volleyball team went to Strat- ford Northwestern for the Huron - Perth qualifying playoffs and calve away undefeated. The girls faced scams from Mitchell, Clinton, Goderich and St. Marys. By Sheila Dougall In the volleyball tournament that took place at the school February 16, South Huron's Junior team played a good set of games. They lost their first game against St. Mary's 11-15 but came back to win game two 16-14.. They went on to beat Listowel 15-9 and 15-10.- The 5-10.The girls then decided to show their stuff by blowing Mitchell right off the court with scores of 1.5-2 and 15-0. The team started to slip a little losing the first game to Seaforth 12-15..but after a little encourage- ment from. their coach, Mr, Balch, they came back to win game two -15-9. • Top players in the games were Kim-Vandongen, Dianna Bileski, Erica Cocck, Kim Lingard and Pari - chard Thcpnothink. In the same tournament, the Sen - O.H,A. CENTRAL SENIOR B LEAGUE SEMI-FINALS Series "A" Exeter vs. Harriston Friday, February 26 at Exeter 8:30 p.m: Sunday, February 28 a Harriston 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, March 1 at Exeter 8:30 p.m. Friday, March 4 at Harriston 8:30 p.m.(if necessary) Sunday, March 6 at Exeter ' 7:30 p.m.(if necessary) Series "B" Durham vs. Elora . , ' 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.(if necessary) 5:30 p.m.(if necessary) Tuesday, February 23 at Durham Friday, February 26 at Elora Sunday, February 28 at Durham Friday, March 4 at Elora Sunday, March 6 at Durham Mohawks oust Palmerston in three Exeter Mohawks finished the year -for Palmerston 8l's Thursday night at the South Huron Rec Centre when they handed the visiting team their third straight loss in Central Senior B playoff action. 'Lai by John Rowland who turned . in a hat trick over the course of the night; Mohawks beat Palmerston 8- 1 to advance to a semi-final series against Harriston which begins Feb- ruary 26. Exctcr took a 2-0. lead in the first period on goals by Quincy Wilker and Al Gates. goes 1.3 St. Mary's this week for the Huron -Perth finals. A goerl show- ing there will give th; to a berth at WOSSA. Junior girls volleyball Saturday, the Junior Girls vol- leyball team captured the 'A' titk! in the Lord Dorchester tournament. The team played ten games in the round-rGbin losing only one game to Ingersoll. In the semi-finals they easily de- feated St. Joseph's from St. Thomas and earned a bcrth in the finals against Ingersoll: - In thc first game of the final, the team faltered losing by a 15-10 score, but they rebounded to take the next two in a convincing fash- ion to win the tournament. Gates found the mark at 8:39 of the second to give Mohawks a 3-0 lead and then Brian Mercer added to the score just over one minute later. Starting 20 seconds into thc third period, Rowland exploded for three goals -- two of them in the first minute of play. 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Starting 20 seconds into thc third period, Rowland exploded for three goals -- two of them in the first minute of play. Mercer pumped in his second of the night to round out Mohawks scoring at 16:32. Palmerston's only goal of the game came at 15:12 of the third when Greg Riff scored from Jeff Dude and Dave Craig. This may be all you need ro wear. FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS In Your Home or Our Office • Famous Belton quality In a complete product Zine. • Full cooperation with your doctor. • An exclusive certified hearing service plan that protects your Investment. • We service all makes and models. • Serving the hearing impaled for nearly SO years. Med out why more people choose Belton. Local Service Clinic Exeter Big V Thurs., Feb. 4 - 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. AID CENTER J.D. Fair Hearing Aid Service 145 Ontario Street. Stratford Ont. 273-2118 �C1�0A6e Better nearing Thmugh Prufranional Can. Huron Apothecary Ltd. J. T. WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAiN ST., EXETER. ONT. 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