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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-08-30, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, August 30, 1989 Mohawks get Cup tournament EXETER - The Exeter Mohawks have come up with a way to elimi- nate the problem of Hardy Cup games getting in the way of their regular -season matches. John Prydc told the Mohawk ex- ecutive at their annual general, meet- ing Thursday night that they pro- posed to have a Hardy Cup tournament to dispose of the prob- lems cif games being played co- inciding -with regular season games during a recent O.I1.A. meeting and the proposal seemed to go over very well with the provincial governing- txxly. Prydc said he went into the meet- ing with intentions of taking over the defunct Palmerston Senior tour- nament and before he knew what had happened, the idea of a Hardy Cup tournament seemed to go over so well the tournament seemed liked a shoe -in for Exeter, because other teams had similar gripes. Under the Mohawks proposal the entire Hardy Cup qualifying process will be completed in one weekend, which would eliminate a lot of ex- tra Ravel for all teams during the regular season. Pryde also said he approached the Junior Hawks before going to the OHA meeting ,and talked to them about running the Senior tourna- ment in conjunction with their an- nual Junior C and D tournament and they agreed, but each tourna- ment will be run separately,. Both team will split profits from each tournament. To get the tournament completed on time it will start Friday night January 19 and will run until Sun- day, January 21 at both Exeter and Hensall Arenas. The final day will be all finals from the Junior and Senior sides of the tournament. Registration for the tournament will be limited to the first eight teams to pay their entry fee. Pryde and George Pratt, president of the Hawks both said. they have at least five teams committed already to play in the weekend of hockey. Pratt said the Hawks are very hap- py with the arrangement. "I think it is a great idea. I think it will be a big plus going for us because there would be a bigger draw for our games, " said Pratt, who admits he is not anticipating any problems. Under the agreement, each team will be run independently but in conjunction with the other, under the direction of the OHA, with each team splitting any profits once the tournament is completed. Lucan Bantams try for 'league championship LUCAN - The Lucan Optimist Bantams qualified for the W.O.B.A. championship tournament which was based on their first -place finish in the league. - Unfortunately the team was not at full strength for this tournament due to conflicting holiday schedules for some players. Thanks to the Lucan Pcc Wecs for the loan of Steve Dame and Da- ryl Boshart on Friday night. Lucan ,von once and lost twice in the totir- namcn1. In their first game, Lucan defeated Owen Sound 11-1 behind 14 strike- outs, over five innings by pitcher Greg Boshart. In the second game, Lucan met Nairn Squirts win NAIRN - The Nairn squirt soccer teams had a very successful year in the Lucan and District Minor Soc- cer Association. The Nairn I team completed the year with a 11-0-1 record giving them the League Championship. Naim II finished sixth and Nairn III finished 15th. 'l'hc playoffs were played on Au- gust 12 at Bryanston. There, Nairn I defeated Exeter Bland St. Colum-. - ban to reach the final round. Nairn II defeated Grand Bend and Arva to reach the final round. The final game saw Nairn I defeat Nairn II giving Nairn I the "A" championship. Nairn III played in the "B" divi- sion. playoff. Even though they lost, they put forth an outstanding effort. • Awards night will be held Sep- tember 6 at 6:45 p.m. at Ailsa Craig Park. Please bring lawn chairs. Tykes in Lucan LUCAN _ Lucan fans witnessed an excellent weekend of baseball, as they played host to the W.O.B.A. Tyke Leagues championship tour- nament. The Lucan diamonds were contin- uously busy as eight teams compet- ed in the double -knockout tourna- ment. Port Elgin's cntry eventually emerged as the .champions, going undefeated in five games. Mark Fleming's host squad was edged out in two very well played, exciting games. The volunteer efforts of members of the Lucari Midget -Juvenile base- ball team who donated their time as umpires, diamond crew, and gate at- tendants, contributed greatly to the overall success of the tournament. the eventual tournament champions from Fleshcrton. The score was 15- 5 with Fleshcrton showing the depth of latent every championship team needs. Lucan's final game was against the host club, Exeter, and the score was a close 12-9 with Exeter ad- vancing to the semi-finals. Lucan scored five times in the last three innings to make it close however. Thanks to the players: Brad Coughlin, Derek Greenlee, Greg Boshart; Jeremy Jcmcc, Stacy Evans, Scott Smith, Doug Hotson, and Nathan Brown. • A special thanks to Lucan Tyke Kevin Boshart who became the crowd favorite, by demonstrating how well a nine year old can play baseball against some much older competition. Playoff Champ, - The Night Crawlers won the . playoff champion- ship in the Herisall's Men's Slow Pitch League Sunday. Front row, (left to right), Keith Bowen, George Ducharme, Ed Cosman, Rob Leppington, Bernie MacLellan, John Westlake. Back row, (I -r), Bob Campbell, Jeff Reaburn, Bill Bailey, Scott Bell, Pete Bedard, Mer- vyn Fields. Missing, S. Gardner. Exeter Minor Hockey Association Registration Thurs., Sept. 7 7 - 9 South Huron Rec Centre Hockey equipment exchange For more .information contact Bill Brock . 235-0323 Stephen Township Minor Hockey Registration Fri., Sept. 8 - 7 - 9 p.m. Sat., Sept. 9 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Stephen" Township Arena Late registration '$10.00 extra For more information contact Ray Milts JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners . Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 STEPHEN POWER SKATING Register now for the 9th Annual STEPHEN POWER SKATING & HOCKEY FUNDAMENTALS 9 yrs. & under - 6-7:30 p.m. 10 yrs. & over 7:30-9:00 p.m. TWO SESSIONS SEPT. 4 thru 8 SEPT. 11 thru 15 Duck auction - The South Huron Committee for Ducks Unlimited, a non-profit organization aimed at preserving waterfowl habitat, . will be holding an. auction at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on September 6. Committee members (1-r) George Marr, Dave Long and Dave Holmes are shown here with some items that • will be auctioned. 4 14 z.wz ,ir w. ' .- , raN1. Call 228-6425 �I��VATIII�� ARO 'I'.,*try' . �•� riff vim q. man, ` t* "; . 1. *! MA, 47 'teror♦ m-'z+re "$ s; ii'£. . wig, ,-,* •O �. ,m# 4.. Ys �.4 y BJH BPCO /NC Shingles YOUR HOME - YCliWSTYtf dr"ttiiiR`SfGNATURE • Heavily textured appearance of dimensional wood shakes • Unequalled elegance and prestige • Tough, laminated fibreglass construction • The true heavyweight - 340 Ib./square • Highest fire and wind resistance ratings Tough (cram( coated granuiec add irunK To. (aminated laser lame tonstruclurn as ' beauts a rntect the shin um Looking for help - John VanEsbroeck of the Exeter Centennial sen- ior soccer team heads the ball away from an opposing Wallace - burg player at Sunday's match in Wallaceburg. The local squad played a steady game but couldn't seem to capitalize on their chances and lost the game 4-1. Dick Lord was the only goal scorer for the Exeter team and is now in the running for the goal scoring trophy. Strong games were played by Sean O'Rourke, Pat Donnel- ly and Craig Winbow. The Centennials are off this week and travel to Nairn on September 10. THIRTY YEHH' RRRROTY tt, . ,.... .�---... . . Wrur Durable fiberglass core resists ,owing. tracking: roiling And fire Bark coating of asphalt. hclusice thermoplastic adhesrse (under- side underside of shingles prrn ides stir( prntectron against wind Moss offs Available at: Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Centralia 228-6638 Hours: Weekdays 8 - 12, 1 - 6 Sat. 8 - 12 �h Home building centre Bears wrap up season EXETER - The Exeter Bears T- Ben Hoogenboom, Jenna Hoo - ball team finished an exciting sea- genboom, Karin Lorento, Cherai- son Saturday with an inter -squad na Lovie, Jamie McDonald, game. The game ended in a 29-29 Becky Mcidinger, Tim Meidinger, tie.- Cameron Murray, Ann Marie Par - In seven regular -season games, sons, Sarah Parsons, Shannon the Bears barely out -scored their Postill, Laura Sararas, Leanne opponents by 242 to 241 runs. Snow, Maggie Steciuk, Donald However, they had five wins Storey, Brad Van Bakel, Angela while losing only two games. Wcido, Jenny Willis, Steven Wil - The most important record was to lis, Amanda Wuerth, Sarah have fun and this was shared by Wuerth, coaches and parents. Tuesday Playoff Champ, - The Night Crawlers won the . playoff champion- ship in the Herisall's Men's Slow Pitch League Sunday. Front row, (left to right), Keith Bowen, George Ducharme, Ed Cosman, Rob Leppington, Bernie MacLellan, John Westlake. Back row, (I -r), Bob Campbell, Jeff Reaburn, Bill Bailey, Scott Bell, Pete Bedard, Mer- vyn Fields. Missing, S. Gardner. Exeter Minor Hockey Association Registration Thurs., Sept. 7 7 - 9 South Huron Rec Centre Hockey equipment exchange For more .information contact Bill Brock . 235-0323 Stephen Township Minor Hockey Registration Fri., Sept. 8 - 7 - 9 p.m. Sat., Sept. 9 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Stephen" Township Arena Late registration '$10.00 extra For more information contact Ray Milts JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners . Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 STEPHEN POWER SKATING Register now for the 9th Annual STEPHEN POWER SKATING & HOCKEY FUNDAMENTALS 9 yrs. & under - 6-7:30 p.m. 10 yrs. & over 7:30-9:00 p.m. TWO SESSIONS SEPT. 4 thru 8 SEPT. 11 thru 15 Duck auction - The South Huron Committee for Ducks Unlimited, a non-profit organization aimed at preserving waterfowl habitat, . will be holding an. auction at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on September 6. Committee members (1-r) George Marr, Dave Long and Dave Holmes are shown here with some items that • will be auctioned. 4 14 z.wz ,ir w. ' .- , raN1. Call 228-6425 �I��VATIII�� ARO 'I'.,*try' . �•� riff vim q. man, ` t* "; . 1. *! MA, 47 'teror♦ m-'z+re "$ s; ii'£. . wig, ,-,* •O �. ,m# 4.. Ys �.4 y BJH BPCO /NC Shingles YOUR HOME - YCliWSTYtf dr"ttiiiR`SfGNATURE • Heavily textured appearance of dimensional wood shakes • Unequalled elegance and prestige • Tough, laminated fibreglass construction • The true heavyweight - 340 Ib./square • Highest fire and wind resistance ratings Tough (cram( coated granuiec add irunK To. (aminated laser lame tonstruclurn as ' beauts a rntect the shin um Looking for help - John VanEsbroeck of the Exeter Centennial sen- ior soccer team heads the ball away from an opposing Wallace - burg player at Sunday's match in Wallaceburg. The local squad played a steady game but couldn't seem to capitalize on their chances and lost the game 4-1. Dick Lord was the only goal scorer for the Exeter team and is now in the running for the goal scoring trophy. Strong games were played by Sean O'Rourke, Pat Donnel- ly and Craig Winbow. The Centennials are off this week and travel to Nairn on September 10. THIRTY YEHH' RRRROTY tt, . ,.... .�---... . . Wrur Durable fiberglass core resists ,owing. tracking: roiling And fire Bark coating of asphalt. hclusice thermoplastic adhesrse (under- side underside of shingles prrn ides stir( prntectron against wind Moss offs Available at: Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Centralia 228-6638 Hours: Weekdays 8 - 12, 1 - 6 Sat. 8 - 12 �h Home building centre In L wn..Bowl1n a • - Tuesday Audrey MacGregor 2 wins with total 21 Audrey Allman - - 2 wins with total 19 Gordon Hoggarth 2 wins with total 19 Thursday Larry Rieck 2 wins with total 33 - Charles Hendy 2 wins with total 32 Percy Campbell 2 wins with total . 29. Ruth Skinner 2 wins with total 23 Liz Lamport 2 wins with total 19 Saturday - Marshall Dearing 2 wins with total 28 Marion Dearing 2 wins with total 28 Nelson Squire 2 wins with total 27 a Peter McFalls 2 wins with total 27 Playoff Champ, - The Night Crawlers won the . playoff champion- ship in the Herisall's Men's Slow Pitch League Sunday. Front row, (left to right), Keith Bowen, George Ducharme, Ed Cosman, Rob Leppington, Bernie MacLellan, John Westlake. Back row, (I -r), Bob Campbell, Jeff Reaburn, Bill Bailey, Scott Bell, Pete Bedard, Mer- vyn Fields. Missing, S. Gardner. Exeter Minor Hockey Association Registration Thurs., Sept. 7 7 - 9 South Huron Rec Centre Hockey equipment exchange For more .information contact Bill Brock . 235-0323 Stephen Township Minor Hockey Registration Fri., Sept. 8 - 7 - 9 p.m. Sat., Sept. 9 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Stephen" Township Arena Late registration '$10.00 extra For more information contact Ray Milts JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners . Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 STEPHEN POWER SKATING Register now for the 9th Annual STEPHEN POWER SKATING & HOCKEY FUNDAMENTALS 9 yrs. & under - 6-7:30 p.m. 10 yrs. & over 7:30-9:00 p.m. TWO SESSIONS SEPT. 4 thru 8 SEPT. 11 thru 15 Duck auction - The South Huron Committee for Ducks Unlimited, a non-profit organization aimed at preserving waterfowl habitat, . will be holding an. auction at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on September 6. Committee members (1-r) George Marr, Dave Long and Dave Holmes are shown here with some items that • will be auctioned. 4 14 z.wz ,ir w. ' .- , raN1. Call 228-6425 �I��VATIII�� ARO 'I'.,*try' . �•� riff vim q. man, ` t* "; . 1. *! MA, 47 'teror♦ m-'z+re "$ s; ii'£. . wig, ,-,* •O �. ,m# 4.. Ys �.4 y BJH BPCO /NC Shingles YOUR HOME - YCliWSTYtf dr"ttiiiR`SfGNATURE • Heavily textured appearance of dimensional wood shakes • Unequalled elegance and prestige • Tough, laminated fibreglass construction • The true heavyweight - 340 Ib./square • Highest fire and wind resistance ratings Tough (cram( coated granuiec add irunK To. (aminated laser lame tonstruclurn as ' beauts a rntect the shin um Looking for help - John VanEsbroeck of the Exeter Centennial sen- ior soccer team heads the ball away from an opposing Wallace - burg player at Sunday's match in Wallaceburg. The local squad played a steady game but couldn't seem to capitalize on their chances and lost the game 4-1. Dick Lord was the only goal scorer for the Exeter team and is now in the running for the goal scoring trophy. Strong games were played by Sean O'Rourke, Pat Donnel- ly and Craig Winbow. The Centennials are off this week and travel to Nairn on September 10. THIRTY YEHH' RRRROTY tt, . ,.... .�---... . . 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