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'Centennials on winning streak
EXETER - The Exeter Centen• winger George McEwen and Joe
nial senior soccer club travelled'°' Martens leading the down field
to Wallacetown this weekend and plays.
came away triumphant, defeating Again, as a result of a scramble in
the home team 4-0. It was a beau- front of the net, Joe Kaak netted his
tiful day for soccer on a pitch that first of two goals. His second goal
was in excellent shape. of the game came from a long
Hilmar Kaumanns opened the throw-in taken by Joe Martens.
scoring for Exeter by swooping Kaak, with these 'two goals is now
into the six yard box and kicking in fierce competition for the prestig-
the ball out of a scramble into ious leading goal scorer award.
Wallacetown's net. The last notch for Exeter came
Exeter carried most of the at- from the foot ofd regular fullback.
tack in the first half with right Jeff Playfoot received possession of
the ball at the centre line of the
field. He broke down the field at
his usual speed, and being alert
spied the defending goalie out of
his crease. Jeff, very carefully
placed a long shot just under the
cross bar above the outstretched
hands of the beaten goalie.
The game ended with Craig
Winbow, Exeter's goalie notch-
irig the shutout 4-0.
Exeter's next and last game of
the season is on home territory
on Sunday, October 1 at 2 p.m.
It's a goal! - Exeter Centennial's Jbe Kaak (4)' kicks the ball past Wallacetown's goalie at Sunday's,,
game in Wallacetown. John Flanagan at the right helps out his teammate. The local senior club won Long shot - Christine Rose shoots right over the Listowel defense to sink .this basket in Wednesday's
the game 4-0. Exeter plays its last league game this Sunday in Exeter at 2 p.m. senior girls game. The senior Panthers outgunned Listowel 38-22.
Pre -season .starts
HURON PARK - The Exeter
Hawks picked up a win and a tie in
their first two pre -season games on
the weekend.
They tied the Lucan Irish 2-2 at
the Stephen Township Arena Fri-
day night and beat the Tavistock
Braves in St. Marys Sunday after-
noon 3-2.
Friday night's affair was a chippy
contest with several altercations
happening in the first period. Two
players from each side were thrown
out for fighting in the first period
and five in all. Larry Lewis and Ja-
mie Tomes for the Hawks and Mar-
ty Rivard and Jeremy Gough for
the Irish all had early showers that
night.
Doug Clarke, Jim Dickins and
Bob Hern, of the Hawks and Todd
Hayter Jamie Pearce and Jack Legg,
of the Irish, were all thrown out for
fisticuffs in the third period.
In addition to the major penal-
ties, the Hawks were assessed 19
and the Irish 17 minor penalties.
Exeter led 1-0 when Greg Black -
ler scored from Harlen Tinney and
David O'Connor at 18:11 of the
first period.
Lucan got back on even terms
when Lucan captain Brian Schuyler
scored the only goal of the second
period, at 13:36, from John Sharpe
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Minor Hockey convener .looking for answers
Dear Sir: •
Over the past few years we have tried unsuccessfully to have ice in
the Exeter arena during the month of September so our kids wouldn't
have to practise in Huron Park, We have all but given up on this idea
because the Rec. Board seems to have a thousand excuses whywe
should not.
I always thought that a hockey arena was built to play hockey in
when the season is at hand. I see no reason why the fair can't be held 2-
3 weeks earlier. So what if it would coincide with the London Fair; I
personnally have gone to the London Fair twice in the last 15 years,
but I never miss the Exeter Fair. (We might even have some nicer
weather.)
The Shamrock Executive that governs the league that Exeter plays in
has been compiling information since June and finalized the schedule
on September 10. Our first home games are to be played on October 1.
On September 20 I was informed by facilities manager Cam Steward -
son that a contractor will start installing metal siding on the arena as
soon as the fair is over. This maintenance has been long overdue. How-
ever, some work has to be done inside the building, concerning a va-
pour barrier, and the compressors that freeze the ice cannot be started as
planned, therefore we must cancel our games scheduled for Sunday.
Since the ice was taken out of the arena at the beginning of April,
there have been six months to get the job done while there was practi-
cally nothing going on in the arena. Excellent planning!
Who is at fault in this matter? The Rec. Board or Town Council? I
am sure one will blame the other.
Why is it so hard to get money from council to maintain a building
that was given to them and paid in full by the people of Exeter and sur-
rounding communities; a byilding that does so much for our youth?
Frank Kints,
Ice Convener,
Exeter and Arca Minor Hockey Association.
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