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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-09-19, Page 21 (2)r Jim Freeman named • Shamrock loop prexy Jim Freeman. Lucan was elected president of the Shamrock Minor Hockey league at a meeting, Sunday, - in which merpber centres voted unanimously to oppose a motion at this week's Ofl'IHA annual to eliminate body checking for atom and novice divisions. A special committee had s►i been established by the Shamrock league to consider the rule change and their recommendation to oppose the ban on body checking was quickly approved. Contact men from- the centres in the league noted that violence in hockey was not evident in the league, although one member suggested referees would probably clamp down more this season on any roughhouse tactics in view of the controversy raised recent-ly by the Ontario Hockey Council survey of parents. The league agreed to have all delegates to the OMHA annual oppose the ban on • bodychecking. Centres represented by the Shramrock group include Exeter. Lucan. Ilderton, St. Marys, Strathroy, Lambeth, M t . Brydges, Dorchester, Belmont and Port Stanley. , There are also voting. 'delegates from Oakridge Acres, East London and London Minor Hockey Association. Dave Grant, Lambeth, was elected vice-president and Harvey Patterson, Port Stanley, is second vice- president. Bill Batten of Exeter was returned as secretary -treasurer. New entries to the league this year are Port Stanley and Mt. Brydges and the league will be divided into two divisions. Exeter teams will be competing in a division with Strathroy, St. Marys, Exeter. Lambeth, Oakridge and LMHA in most categories. Lucan and Ilderton will be in the "B" division with Belmont, Pt. Stanley, Mt. Brydges and East London. Cy Blommaert is Exeter's representative on Shamrock, while Lucan is represented by Don Hugill. Don Medd returns as Ilderton's rep. The league will hold a hockey seminar for all coaches and managers in - Dorchester on October 28 and the league schedule is expected to begin in mid- October. ' School football teams reduced The regular Huron -Perth football season for the two South Huron District High School football teams will open at home on Thursday, September 27. The schedule has been reduced somewhat for both teams. Central Huron of Clinton has dropped both 'senior and junior teams for this year and senior clubs at Wingham and Norwell of Palmerston have also been discontinued. Senior coach Ron Bogart said the three schools which Gigantic Savings on 1980 Snowmobiles At PORT FRANKS YAMAHA Until Sept. 31, 1979 PH. 243-2703 EXAMPLE ET250 REG. $1,649.00 SALE •1,450.00 Jerry and Gary and the entire staff wish to express their sincere thanks to all those who helped make their 10th anniversary sale such an overwhelming success. Your partronage was most appreciated. 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Staffa Brian Glanville. Seaforth Don Triebner. Exeter Howard Hodgins. RR 2, Ailsa Craig Jack and Margs. Exeter • Andy Nedza. RR 2. Centralia, Jenny Wareham, Exeter Our apologies... We regret any in- convenience to any customers due to an error which appeared in the special adver- tisement for our anniversary. The oil should have been lusted in Titre size instead of quarts. an oversight on -our part. _11 : AUrtiMUTiVE Lib. pogo 23S-01100 OUR STORE IS RIG ENOUGH TO SERVE•YOUR NEEDS RUT SMALL ENOUGH TO SE FRIENDLY dropped their senior teams "just didn't have enough bodies. It was also a com- bination of decreasing enrollment and lack of en- thusiasm of coaches and players." Bogart and junior coach Doug Ellison are optimistic about their teams chances this year. The two clubs looked impressive in chalking up exhibition wins against Arthur Voaden of St. Thomas Friday afternoon. The Juniors won over St. Thomas by a score of 39-7 and the seninrc triumphed by a score of 25-7. About his senior team-, Bogart commented, "They seem to have a real team spirit this year and that should help to make us into a good club." The schedule for the two teams is as follows: SENIOR September 27 - Listowel at South Huron October 4 - South Huron at Stratford Northwestern 11 - South Huron at Goderich 18 - Stratford Central at South Huron JUNIOR September 27 - Listowel at South Huron October 4 -StratfordCentral at South Huron 11 -South Huron at Goderich 18 - South Huron at Norwell 25 -South Huron at Wingham 30 - Stratford Northwestern at South Huron In the senior division four teams will make the playoffs with first and fourth and second and third meeting. Playoff dates are October 25 and November 3. Junior playoff dates are November 6 and 10. McNutt tops skeet shoot Top shooter at the South Huron Sportsmans Association skeet shoot this week was again Bill McNutt. His score of 24 was three better than Bob SnelPs 21. Third was Larry Dobson - with 20 and tied filr, fourth was second time shooter Art Baynes and `Charlie Browning with 18 targets each. �7. L Top 12' gauge shoote , Larry Dobson with 20, was followed by Browning and Barnes with .18's and Bonnie McNutt with 15. Art Barnes broke 15 with a 16 gauge gun. Top three 20 gauge shooters were Bill McNutt 23. Bob Snell 21 and another second time shooter Greg Ritz with 14. Bill McNutt again lead the .410 shooters with a score of 24 while wife Bonnie McNutt with a 9 was second. Several new shooters took MCKNIGHTS ARE B CHAMPS — In a reversal of previous year's form. McKnights" won the B championship of the Exeter and area men's rec fastball league Wednesday with an 11-6 victory over Mt Carmel. Members of the'vlctorIods team are (back row) Gerard Dietrich. Dean McKnight. Allan Oakes. Paul McKnight. Jim Rolph. Don Heywood and Mike Ansteet In the front row are Bart DeVries, Pete McFalis, bat -boy Rob McKnight. Tom Creech, Murray Glanville and Cy Blommaert Missing were Bryan Tuckey. Brian Mercer and Dave Bogart T A photo Play in Exeter, Thursday Times- Advocate, September 19, 1979 Page 6A MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 14A Exeter and Area Mens' Recreational Fastball League CHALLENGE CUP between The Crescent Rolls A division champs . and McKnights, B Champs • TONIGHT 8 P.M. EXETER COMMUNITY PARK Proceeds from silver collection will be donated to park renovation fund Saveway wins first of finals Exeter Saveway won the opening game of the South- western fastball league final championship with a 9-2 H ern gets hat trick Right-winger Al Hern fashioned a close hat trick for Exeter Centennials' 3-2 win over Forest in Ausable Soccer at Canner's field Sunday. Hern split his trio with a hard goal -line shot at 30 minutes=of the first half off a corner -kick from midfielder Murray Stewart. At. 10 minutes of the second he took advantage of a broken defence to send in his second. Then, at 65 minutes, game time, he converted a pass from midfielder Rene Kirmse into a third goal. Forest scores went in aff a scramble at 56 minutes by Rick Vanos, and their second from a ricocheted ball from a free -kick taken by Dennis Smit at 70 minutes. Forest played extremely well against the Centennials, and perhaps could have gone home with a draw. But Exeter worked an edge against the Forest defence with some brilliant and unselfish off -the -ball running by centre -forward Martin DeBruyn. One of his fine runs opened the defence for Hern's second goal. Others spread the Forest defence for tries at goal by midfielders Gerald Weer - sink, Lorne Rideout and Dick Lord. Defensively, too, Exeter was solid with Tony Markus, John Rasenberg, Mike Janyu, Joe Laurie. and goalkeeper Al Beattie. - Exeter, coming .off an unusual 7-1 loss the previouS- week, seemed overall to be returning to thoughtful soccer. • • The Centennials now go into divisional games prior to play-offs. Their next game . •i way, and against ,•• ST Williams or Taxandria who each have chances of finishing ahead of them. Match times• and locations won't be known until about midweek. WANTED Cars & Trucks for scrap and resaleable parts. Highest prices paid. Turn that old fence, appliances, batteries, copper and farm machinery into cash. Give us a call, 1c t : .psi,, Pilger": E'Otrit Scrgeeletal Dealer R.R #2, Crediton 234-6343 part this week. Best was Don Manley with a 10. Dianne Elliott and Shirley Barnes eahh broke 5 with the 28 gauge and Brian Johnson hit 4 targets on his first try. victory in Nairn Sunday night. They travelled to Nairn last night, (Tuesday ) and play at home on Thursday at 9:00 p.m.and on Sunday at 7.00 -o'clock. The fifth game will go 'Tuesday with the sixth and seventh contests, if necessary in Exeter. Saveway 9 Nairn 2 Exeter Saveway bats were hot as they drew first blood in the League cham- pionships. Saveway scored three runs in the top of the second inning. Brian Hodgins led off with a walk, Doug Johnson reached first on a fielders choice. John Gilespie was then walked and one run scored as Doug Pearson hit a grounder. Mohawks preparing The Exeter Mohawks, of the South Huron Hockey League are all set to go for their first season in the local puck loop. ManagerLouis Mitchell said 14 players have been signed to date but he added he is looking for more players. The South Huron league allows 17 players to be suited up per game. Among those who will be suiting up in the red, white and blue of the Mohawks will be junior Hawks stalwarts of the early 1970's John Hayter and Jim Guenther along with Don McKeller who has played for the junior club the past three seasons. Mitchell says he hopes to have a few other ex -Hawks in the lineup if a question of residency requirement is cleared up at a meeting of the league tonight. Coaching the club will be Bud Preszca for who has been involved in the Exeter hockey scene for a number of years•.-• •., .tKt'£Fie squad begins this week Jack Chipchase, a defensive standout in the Southern and EasternHockey leaguew•ill be assisting Preszcator. Fans can catch the Mohawks in action at home on Thursday evenings. To date. Jerry MacLean and Son Automotive, Pfaff Electric and Algoma Tire have been signed as team sponsors. r EXPERT WORK • Body Work & Collision • Re -c Red Rad & Repair. • Installation of • New Tires with Rood Hazard .also used I -,PS IntoIled & halonced New & Used Ports - • Installation of . • New It Used dfors & :. ° . -n '' . 1:. ranpp h ,, —We—serve you withoC x _... ' MILLER/41;70 PARTS (Sales and Service) R.R. 2, Crediton 234-6343 Dave Watson reached first on an error and Rick Schilbe doubled. 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