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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-01-18, Page 17. Times -Advocate, January 18, 1989 Page 5A ,0111 01 r -4‘-t gra ihivi ,iy I. Il "Mill __. 4 Girls' champion - Mt. Carmel girl's volleyball team won the Huton-Perth zone volleyball finals beat- ing St. Boniface and Precious Blood, at Precious Blood, last Wednesday afternoon. Precious,, Blood was second and St. Boniface third. Front row, (left to right), Fiona Walker, Jenny Glavin, Shannon Brennan, Cheyenne Olmstea Tara Conlon. Back row (l -r), A! Kraftcheck, coach, Lisa Glavin, Jody Glavin, Becky Hartman, Jennyomph. 1 1 1- 1 I F 1 T T 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Senior boys - Sivichay Sengk- hounmany spikes the ball for the Precious Blood team during the last game of the Separate School tournament against the Mt. Carmel team. Precious Blood went on to win the sen- ior boys' title. Waxers split DORCHESTER - The Exeter No- vice Waxcrs split a pair of Sham- rock games last -week. On Saturday they were beaten 4-0 by Belmont in a playoff game and last Wednesday they dumped Hensall.4-1. Belmont scored three times in the first period and once in the second period, while Belmont goalie Cam Maclntyre turned aside all Exeter shots to record the shutout. lt was a single -game elimination playoffs tournament in the A round. Hensall got on thc board first in last Wednesday's game, when Brock Weiss fired one past Joey Bicrling. David Farquhar tied the game for Exctcr in the second period, with help from Jeff MacLean. Exctcr got three unanswered goals in the final period to take the win. Scoring wcrc; Lawrence Cole, from MacLean, Ryan Fricter from Cole and Luke Sims and Mark Parsons from Geoff Mayer: Boys winners - The Precious Blood team tooK top spot in last week's Separate School senior volleyball tournament at St. Boni- face in Zurich. Front row: Darren Kints (left), Sean McCann, Scott Parsons, Shawn Jacob, assistant coach -Linda Wilhelm (back left), Sivichay Sengkhounmany, Peter Gryseels, Greg Agnew, and Chris Rowcliffe. Fans see shootout in Lucan Continued from page 1A and Dan Nairn. Lucan Irish goalie Doug Haskeu played thc third period for the North and other Irish players in- cluded captain Scott Denomy pnd Paul Barnes. All skaters from the area except for Dcnomy picked up at least one point. Nairn scored one goal and added two assists, Ansems had one Molting Hawks win twice EXETER - The Exeter Molting Hawks won both games this week, beating Stephen Township 7-2 and Hensall 14-2. . Ron Moore led the way against Stephen scoring three goals, while Bob Jones added two and Jack Chipchase and Scott Burton had singles. Scott Burton had three assists Hensall • Arena c......� . Wed. Jan. 18 - 2:30-3:30 p.m. Moms s Tots 5:30 p.m. Blyth vs Atom Bayfield vs Pee Wee Elma Logan vs Bantam Thurs. Jan. 19 5:30 p.m. Ringette • 8:15 p.m. Rec. Hockey Fri. Jan. 20 4:15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating 7:30 p.m. Open Ice Sat. Jan. 21 7:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey Goderich vs Tyke '1:00-3:00 p.m. Public Skating 3:30-6:30 p.m. Ringette •- -_ Sun. Jan. 22 1:00-3:00 p.m. Public Skating 3:30-5:00 p.m. Open Ice 5:30-7:30 p.m. Ringette Mon. Jan. 23 5:15 p.m. Hensall Minor. Hockey • Tues. Jan. 24 6:15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating 8:00 p.m. Broomball This advertisement sponsored by .Vurning Home Carr Personalized iwl Residential ('n rr 44r ?�: +�,',i�l�R' •ice, -=.,-; �, too Queen stmt Hensel'. Ontar10 Queensway NoM rxo Quality Living - A Total Carr Concept" while Ernie Ahrens notched a pair. Chipping in single assists were Bob Jones, Walt Tiedeman, Brian Hodgins and Pete McFalls. • On Monday they hosted Hensall and won 14-2. Pete McFalls and Ken Bergmann each notched hat tricks to lead the way. Ernie Ah- iptts and gcott-Burton,cach had two and Phil Turner, Ron Moore, Bob Jones and Bob McDonald each had one goal. ..= :: Walt Tiedeman had four assists and Ron Moore each notched three assists. Ernie Ahrens, Ketl Berg- mann and Phil Turner had two each while Bob McDonald and Eric Finkbeiner each notched single as- sists. ------rafmnwraght they travelled to Zu- rich to play the Hasbeans. On Thursday they travel to London to play the Firebirds, while Monday they host the Lucan Flyers. Molter Notes: Local race enthu- siast Jim Pfaff missed the game Monday as his horse he has a share in won its first race in London. He says it looks good if he can get into strip circling back.' assist, while Barnes chipped in one goal for the North. The North led 3-2 after the first period, and the game was dead- locked 6-6 after the second, but the Todd Clarke, of the Belmont Pests scored with just 24 seconds left to give the South side the tie. Brian Campbell Marty Rutledge, both of the Brussels Bulls had a pair of goals to lead the North. Doug Titus of the Thamesford Tro- jans had a hat trick to ,lead the South, while Scott Hill, of the Oshweken Golden Eagles and Clarke each chipped in with a pair of tallies. Volleyball action - The Mt. Carmel girls' volleyball team won the zone final against Precious Blood and St. Boniface last Wednes- day. Here, Becky Hartman, of Mt. Carmel tries to block a shot from a Precious Blood player. Bombers knock off Lucan EXETER - The Exctcr Novice Bombers knocked off Lucan 3-1 in Lambton-Middlesex League action at the South Huron Rec. Centre Sat- urday afternoon. . Eric Yco got the visitors on the board first, with a goal at 4:14 of the first, from Jollcnc Heffernan and Jeremy O'Shea. . Exctcr got on the board later that period, at 9:33, when Michael Wil- helm scorcd from Joshua Hern. Exeter then put the game away with a pair of unassisted, second - period goals, by Jason Grenicr and Hcrn. Tony Eagleson played a good game in goal for Exctcr and got credit for the win. RoIIoff completed LUCAN - The house round of the Sun Bowl tournament, spon- sored by OV, took place at Lucan Lancs on January 8. All bowlers with a 210 -or -under average wcrc invited to enter. Winners were de- termined by the number of pins over their own average. - The top six men and six women • advance to Zone finals on February 5. Ladies advancing: Men advanc- ing: Anne Armstrong +1 I8 Russ Hayter +153 Deb Ciucuira +116 Mark Ste- phen +118 Sharon Gibson +105 Eugene Webber +102. Joyce Garrett +73 Peter Smith +74 Eve Smith +59 Bill Armstrong +64 - Sandy Melvin +55 Gary Melvin +49 January 15 was the Zone round for thc Walker's Special Old High Low Doubles tournament which has been under way for five weeks. One pair of bowlers, Tom McLel- lan and Bob Taylor won with a +168. They are to be congratulated as there .were a lot of fine games bowled during the competition. O.F.P.B.A. (Ontario Five Pin . Bowlers' Association), sponsors The Youth Challenge which is now under way. 40 young bowlers from St. Thomas Lanes, Park •n'Bowl- St. Thomas, Strathroy. and Lucan Lancs gathered at Lucan Alleys, January 15. Three bowlers from Lucan managed "to qualify for the next round. Sandy Hyde, Chris Smith and Stephanie Sandison (al- ternate) will continue thc tourna- ment on March 12 at thc Plaza Lanes in London for the Regional Round. Arc any of your bowlers interest- ed in another tournament? The Na- tional Classified sponsored by thc Bowling Proprietors Association takes place on January 29. Bowlers compete within their own category - Classed 1-11-iII-iV-V based on their average. A team of men and onc of women (winners of each cat- egory) advance to the next round. in the next few weeks, bowlers may be approaching you, asking for sponsors for the Bowling for Big Brothers moncy-raiser. This is a good cause and a great way to help young boys and girls of our arca. Mohawks hit mid-season slump, drop second in row HARRISTON - For the first time this year, the Exeter Mohawks have lost two I,^gue games_ in a row. They got beat 7-6 in Harriston last Wednesday night and 5-2 by Dur- ham Huskies at the Rec Centre, Sunday. third in a row, a ter losing 8-4 to Durham in the opening game of the Hardy Cup Playdowns Saturday night at the SHRC. After winning 11 games in a row, the Mohawks are 3-4-1 in their last eight games overall. HARRISTON 7 EXETER 6 The Mohawks and Blues have played five times so far this year with three games ending 7-6. But the Mohawks have come out on the short end of two of those games. The Mohawks lost the latest 7-6 game, last Wednesday night in Har- riston. The Blues beat the Mohawks 7-6 -=riz>'aetrrbci ft-iir-Harriston , scoi ing. the winning goal with five seconds All you need to remember about home comfort is SYSTEMS BV LENNOX INSTALLED BY Serving from Lucan to Blyth of Hensel) Ltd. 61. HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING ENSALL "We're proud to be your Lennox Dealer" with another lackluster effort on Thc Mohawks returned the favor Sunday. . to the Blues on December 11, at the The never got untracked all night "7Tcc C.cntrc, also elti.ng the win- and only managed 19 shots on net ning goal with five seconds left. during the entire gamc. Tiley had The Blues got the winning goal only 10 in the first two periods. But with 5:17 remaining in last Wed- Durham was •pJay,ia. tenaci(,> "-`"t'"'r ilikagisoine, sending two players The Mohawks trailed 2-1 atter in the ,conier --►#'E,:.r (Rukr.ein.it,the one period and 6-5 aftcr the second. puck and never let up on their. 1 ore - They drew even with 9:11 left in checking all night. the third, but the Blues later got the winning goal. Thc Mohawks had a man advan- tage for a six -minute span in the Wayne Urbshott and Quincy second period, but didn't get a single Wilkcr led the Mohawks attack with shot on goal during that time and two goals each, while Paul Barton surrendered a pair of short handed and Jeff Warren picked up single goals to make things worse. goals. The Huskies led 1-0 after onc per - Barton chipped in a pair of as- iod and 4-0 aftcr the second. sists, while John Kernick, Jeff Thc Mohawks came to life briefly McClenaghan, Bill Glover, Mark in the third period, sparked by a Sochner, Urbshou and Warren added scrap between Mohawks' Dale Tim - one each. mermans and Durham's Kevin Hop - DURHAM 5 EXETER 2 kins. After giving -one-ef--their-worst^---Bxtrari got on "[fi'c"ro Trwhen performances of the year Saturday Paul Barton slipped one behind net - night in the first Hardy Cup game minder Ron Webster, from Quincy game, the Mohawks followed it up Wilkcr, at 3:35 of the third. They l47Gaiser-KneaIe Insurance Exctcr 235-2420 Grand Bend 238-8484 Clinton 482-9747 Hensall262-2119 1 YR. 5 YRS. GIC RATES 11 % CALL TODAY FOR TILE HIGHEST RATE AVAILABLE Rates subject to verification ' G.I.C.'s may be registered as R.R.S.P.'s' cut the lead in half exactly three minutes later when Barton got his - second, a power -play tally, from; Wilkcr and Ron Elliott. It looked like the Mohawks were getting themselves back into the game but Durham cateci at„8 44-tt* regain the three -goal advantage and - the Mohawks never challenged aftcr Kraul returns Last years Mohawk's captain Randy Kraul has decided to join his teammates again. General Manager Bob Rowe said Kraul came to prac- tice last Tuesday night and told him that he wanted to play. in last year's Hardy Cup playdowns Kraul suf- fered a fractured jaw but Rowc said that has completely healed. "Randy is always a good addition to our club. The way we arc playing right now, we nccd his typc of en- thusiasm and_leadamtlip..0r1 out bench,” said Rowe. Rowe said Kraul was coaching Pec Wee hockey in Lucan and play - Rowe said the Mohawks arc also looking into taking over the Pal- merston Senior tournament and run- ning it in conjunction with the Hawks Junior D tournament, hav- ing a total of 16 teams. Elora Rocks and Harriston Blues arc also considering taking over the tournament but a final decision won't be made until September: Rowelwould like to sec the tourna- ment rotated between the three sites cach year but the Mohawks would especially like to have it because tournaments arc good fund raisers. Next league game for the Mo- hawks is Friday night when they travel to Elora to play the Rocks. • 1