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Scores, Standings
SOUTHERN SENIOR A HOCKEY
LEAGUE
w 1 t gf ga pt
Aylmer 13 3 0 133 49 26
Exeter 12 3 0 137. 51 24
Dunnville 10 5 0 89 61 21
Dorchester 8 6 0 68 711 16
Chatham • 5 10 0 " 78 100 10
Ingersoll 2 10 0 47 93 4
Results:
Wednesday: Chatham 10 Exeter 4 (Bailey,
Shipley, Wilker, Randerson).
Sunday: Chatham 5 Exeter 2 (Scherer,
Gates)
Tuesday: Exeter at Aylmer (N).
Future games:
Friday: Exeter at Dorchsestcr, 8: 30 p.m.
Sunday: Dunnville at Exeter, 7:30 p.m.
EXETER MOHAWKS SCORING
STATS
Player° GP G
Scherer, J 10 13
Randerson, D 12 10
Wilker, Q 12 11
Barton, P 8 4
Bedard, K 8 3
Brooks, G 10 5
Gates, A 9 6
Snyder, G
McC1cnaghan, J
Warren..1
Glover, 13
Shipley, J
Thornton, J
Carr, J
Gibbon, D
Elliot, R
Arts, 1.
Bailey, R
Baynham, 11
Sochncr, M
Pikul, R
Timmcrmans, D
Dark, 13
A
13
11
6
12
11
8
5
10 7 3
8 2 8
10 1 8
9 2 6
7 3 4
8 1 6
10 4 3
7 2 5
11 3 3
8 0 6
5 2 2
10 3 0
6 0 3
7 0 1
5 0 0
4 0 0
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rr
26
21
17
16
14
13
11
10
10
9
8
7
7
7
7
6
6
4
3
3
1
0
0
PIM
6
17
4
6
16
0
0
4
16
I0
8
10
42
47
16
14
4
11
16
23
0
21
0
GOALTENDER'S STATS
GP MIN GA AVE SO
Pikul, R . 6.2 400 19 3.06 1
Dark, 13 5.1 320 26 5.09 0
MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUESTAND-
INGS
Shamrock League North Division
(As of November 30)
Novice Division
Strathroy
St. Marys
Forest
Parkhill
Lucan
Exeter
St. Marys
Lucan •
Exeter
Strathroy
Forest
Parkhill
Exeter
Forest
Parkhill
St. Marys
Strathroy
Lucan
Parkhill
St. Marys
Lucan
Exeter
Strathroy
Forest
•
St. Marys
Exeter
/.ucan
Strathroy
Parkhill '
w I
8 0
5 1
5 4
4 5
2 6
2 7
Atom Division
9
7
6
4
3
3
lee Wee Division
•s
5
4
4
3
Bantam Division
W •
11
6
4
3
3
. I
Midget Division
w
7
7
6
4
3
2
2
1
2
3
WESTERN JUNIOR D HOCKEY
LEAGUE
North Division standings
w I t gf ga
Lucan Irish 14 1 3 111 62
Mitchell Hawks 12 4 1 95 74
Exeter }hawks 9 8 1 87 75
Wellesley Ap'jcks 8 9 2 85 91
Tavistock Braves 3 11 3 65 85
Seaforth Centers' 3 16 2 85 141
pt
31
25
19
18
9
8
Results:
Wednesday, December 6: Lucan 5
(McEachem 2, Ilayter, Ross, Febrey) .
Wellesley 5.
Friday: Lucan 3 (Febrey 2, Tim Ilayter) at
Tavistock 2 , Mitchell 5 Exeter 1 (Dalrym•
-
ple).
Future games:
Wednesday: Exeter at Lucan, 8:15 p.m.
Friday: Lucan at Seaforth 8:30 p.m., (PPD)
Tavistock at Exeter 8:30 p.m.
Saturday: Exeter at Wellesley, 8:15 p.m.
TOP 10 SCORERS, (As of Nov 26)
Player, team
Carter, Seaforth
Woodhouse, Mitchell
Kulafofski, Wellesley
Deprest, Lucan
McMann, Mitchell
Beutcnmiller, Scaforth
Simpson, Mitchell
Ilislop, Wellesley
Ross, Lucan
Weishar, Lucan
Sills, Scaforth
16 a
17
15 15
11 11
11 10
1 19
6 13
7 12
9 10
6 10
8 8
5 11
33
30
22
21
20
19
19
19
16
16
16
Ex1:rER HAWKS STATS (As of Nov 26)
Player G A PT ' PM
Clark
Tinncy
Dickins
Cousincau
Taylor
Lewis
Manders
Chipchasc
Glommacrt
lycstoai
Shackleton
Bladder
Hearn
Quinn
O'Connor
1lenderson
Rcid
Tomes
Nairn
Campbell
McCann
McCann
Campbell
O 2 Gregus
O 3
.1 3
5 2
5 1•
8 0
2
3
2
2
6
1
1'
2
1
3
4
4
6 6
7 4
7 4
3 8
1 9
4 5
1 7
1 7
2 4
3 3
2 4
2 3
1 4
1 3
2 2
O 4
O 2
.0 0
O 0
O 0
14
12
11
11
11
10
9
8
8
6
6
6
5
5
4
4
4
2
0
0
0
0
2
4
0
14
18
19
0
4
.2
23
0
10
0
29
16
2
0
17
2
6
Goalie's averages
gp got ave
5.63 22 3.91
6.33 25 3.95
.03 0 0.00
LUCAN IRISH STATS
G A PT PM
11 10 21 6
6 10 � 16 8
8 8 16 4
6 7 .13 2
6 7 13 19
5 5 10 29
3 7 10 31
2 7 9 22
2, 7 9 0
2 5 7 31
3 3 6 21
O 5 5 8
3 2 5 4
4 0 4 0
1 3 4 6
O 4 4 14
O 3 3 6
O 2 2 4
O 1 i 2
O 1 1 2
Player
Depress
Ross
Weishar
Schuyler
Neil
Ilenzcll
Pearce
Ilayter, Todd
Febrey
McEachem
Hayter, Tim
Leitch
Marshall
I Legg
O 1 Reath
2 1 VanKerklc
6 1 McKay
5 3 Southam
5 0 Riddell
6 2 Sharpe
Grille's averages
1 t gp Ba
0 • 1 Rivard 883 4
3 1 Jenken 5.67 21
3 2 McDonald" .50 1
6 1 Young 1 5
9 1 Fratarangeli , 2.20 8
ave
4.8
3.7
2.0
5.0
4.0
sieusat�.w.
Strathroy doubles Pee Wees
-Panthers
beaten
Continued from page 17 '
added six each.
SH's Senior Panthers also partici-
pated in Regina Mundi s Titan
Classic Invitational basketball tour-
nament on the weekend.
The boys played well against Re-
gina Mundi, the champions of their
own SH tournament, but lost the
game m the final quartet of play
54-46.
In the consolation semi-finals, the
Panthers were disappointed again
when their opponents, East Elgin,
came from behind and put them out
of the tournament by a 50-48 count.
Mustangs
too much
for Panthers
By Michelle Ellison
WINGHAM - On Friday, South
Huron District High School's hock-
ey Panthers went up against a
strong F.E. Madill team in a league
game in Wingham. South Huron
worked hard but were outplayed
and outscored 6-2.
With a smaller roster than usual.
the boys held off the Mustangs well
for most of the first period. But two
quick, unanswered goals late in the
frame put them behind 2-0.
Half way through the second pe-
riod, Jason Heywood found the net
for SH and the scoreboard read 2-1.
Although Dean Pfaff managed to
pot one for the locals, Madill ral-
lied in the final frame to take the 6-
2 victory.
Richard Phillips was between the
posts for SH.
EXETER -- Despite outplaying
and outshooting their opponents,
the Exete Legion Pee Wees lost 4-
2 to Strathroy in a Shamrock Hock-
ey League game played last
Wednesday night at the South Hu-
ron Rec Centre.
Strathroy struck for the first two
goals of the game, by Scou Gregg
and Ken Ford in the first period.
Exeter came back to tie with the
last goal of the second period and
the first score of the third.
Sean McCann connected for both
goals, one unassisted and one from
Ian Jean and Gavin Snell.
Strathroy's Darryl Campbell got
the game winner at 2:31 of the third
and added an empty -net insurance
goal with 25 seconds left on the
clock.
The loss broke the Pee Wee's sev-
en -game winning streak.
After winning the touijiament in
Mt. Brydges Saturday, Exeter re-
turned to league play 4unday in
Bejmont and won 6-4. -
Exeter was led by the two -goal
pt±Tformances by Trevor Taylor,
Jim Dietrich and McCann.
Goaltender Darren Kints, Snell,
Ian Jean, Ted Hoffman, Taylor and
Armstrong all contributed single as-
sist to the win:
The next game for Exeter will be
tonight, Wednesday, when Forest
will be at the SHRC for a 6:30 p.m.
game. The locals travel to Lucknow
for a tournament Saturday.
Becker Farm Equipment
team wins tournament
MITCHELL - The Exeter and
District Becker Farm Equipment
Petite Ringette team travelled to
Mitchell for a two-day tournament
on the weekend and came back Pe-
tite Champs after four tough games.
In game one, Seaforth's Kathy
Devereaux started the scoring after
four minutes of play. Devereaux
scored again seven minutes later af-
ter some close end-to-end action.
Exeter's Amy Edwards flipped
one over Seaforth's shoulder to put
the locals on the board, only thir-
teen seconds later.
The next two goals came 10 sec-
onds apart, Devereaux first for Sea -
forth and Shawna Rowe for Exeter,
to end the first 3-2 Seaforth.
Exeter picked up two quick
goals, from Cheryl Wein and Tere-
sa Stire to go ahead, but Devereaux
tied the game with six minutes re-
maining.
Stire, Jayne Ballantyne and Ed-
wards each added singles late in the
second to end the game 7-4 Exeter.
Assists went to Kell Regier, Ka-
tie Webb, Carolyn Webber Quinn, Thcic
sa Wilhelm, Jo -Dee Rowe, Meagan
Ratz, Ballantyne and Stire.
Tracy Taylor stopped many shots
in the net for Exeter.
Game two against St. Marys,
turned out to be tight with both
teams having many scoring chanc-
es, but excellent goaltending kept
the score 2-1 Exeter.
Rowe slipped in the only first pe-
riod goal at 14:07.
Second -period scoring was from
St. Marys' Jacky Cole at 10:50 and
Exeter's Edwards tipped in the win-
ner with 2:11 to go.
Exeter's third game had Exeter
winning 9-1 over Mitchell's young
Petite team.
Exeter's Jo -Dee Rowe combined
with Shawna Rowe in the first scor-
ing four minutes into the game.
Ballantyne pumped the ring in at
five minutes - while playing two
girls short. J. Rowe finished the
first period scoring at 1:12.
Exeter picked up singles from
Ballantyne and both Rowes before
Mitchell added their lone goal from
Sandy Binning.
Ballantyne picked up two more
and Stire one late in the game. As-
sists were credited to Stire three, S.
Rowe two, Wilhelm two, Taylor
two, J. Rowe, Wein, Ratz and Web-
ber.
The championship game was a
tough battle throughout. Edwards
staked the scoring after only 25
seconds with Jo -Dec Rowe assist-
ing. St. Marys came back at the
12:59 mark on a shot from Mary
Hudson and continued with two
more from Jaclyn Hutton at 7:47
and Jacky Cole at 4:13.
Ballantyne got Lxeter back into
the game at 3:31 with .To -Dee Rowe.
assisting and Ratz Clipped a back
hander in at 2:40 to tie the game at
three. Jo -Dee Rowe assisted again
on Ratz's effort.
St. Marys' Tonya Pettcrson put
her team back on top with 11:20 to
play in the game, but Jo -Dee Rowe
pumped two more in to capture the
championship for the locals.
Tracy Taylor played outstanding
for Exeter, as well as St. Marys'
goaltender.
Exeter settles back into their reg-
ular -season Saturday in Hensall at
5:30 against St. Marys and Sunday
in Hensall at 4:30 against Blyth.
NMLL. 110111. NMyi, N4111. NMEI. IMPEL NMML NME1, 1111131. NME1. NOEL 11411E1. NMOL NME1. 11401E1.
Times -Advocate, December 13, 1989
Page 19
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the
Town and Country Bowling
Lanes.
FRIDAY NITE MIXED
LEAGUE
Hush Puppies - Dick Bedard 612-227,
The Pint Up - Glen Overholt 525-219,
Hot Shots - Pete McFalls 702-282, Kitt's
Liner - Doug Ducharnse 541-207, High
Single = Brian Sanders - 368, High
Triple - Bill McDonald 737, High Ave
Pete McFalls 221.
MONDAY LADIES
Jolly Six - Vesta Miller 605-249,
Lucky Seven - Marlene Bedard 539,
Agnes Willem 211, Strikes & Mrs. • Pat
Noakes 18-197, Odds & Ends - Karen
Campbell 248, Trudy Rooseboan 655,
Near Mrs. - Joyce Bailey 552-229, Hap-
py Gang - Sherrie Edwards 620-236,
Town and Country Six - Anne Finlay
667-260, Pin Poppers -Thereto Stark
513-198, Packers - Leona Reichert 579-
237, Red Devils - Sandra Dickert 666-
240, High Single - Anne Finlay 260,
High Triple - Anne Finlay 667, High
Ave. - Sandra Dickert 221.
GRAND BEND SENIORS
Ron Dann 648 (247)1, Jean Dann 726
(258), Annie Morenz 428 (147), Olive
Webb 427 (162), Nola Taylor 357 (134);
Dorothy Cutting 354 (129), Clayton Lo -
vie 333.
.TUESDAY CAP
Gloria Chambers 107, Doug Define
148, Art Gibson 65, Jeff Dekort 125,
Tom Masse 76, Donna Jones 130,
Wendy Mawson 206.
TUESDAY MENS
Signs & Shins - Ron Dann 553-186,
Fariiily Affair - Tony Bedard 585-227,
New Comers - Doug Smith Sr. 671-295,
Dashwood Too - Carl Zimmer 696-304,
General Coach - Ron Dickers 619-215,
Rockets - Don Jackson 725-279, Klon-
dyke - Luke Mommersteeg 615-230,
High Rollers - John Smits 650-224,
Wrecking Crew - Gary Huston 629-267,•
High Single - Barry Clarke 327, high
Triple - Jack Fuller- 812, High Ave. -
Ron Dann 228„Jack Fuller 228.
WEDNESDAY DAY
LADIES LEAGUE
Joan Cole 445, Rosaleen Berends
190, Mickey Bridges 466, Marion Deline
192, Beryl Elgie 470 (143) Lori Snell
475 (164), Geri Beaver 519 (207).
WEDNESDAY NITE
LADIES
Bosom Buddies - Sheila” Tiedeman
580-216, Batons Up - Sandra VaeDon-
gjen 175, Cons Rslottw 460, Peaches &
Cream • Chris Littlechild 216, Pat Red-
man 531, Gee Bees - Betty Datars 576,
Karen Hoarier 534-230, Golden Girls -
Gayle Dumigan 566-220, Shooters - •
Sandy Belton 620-219.
THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Ole Oleksen 467-171, Sally Foster 513-
203, Pat Patches 398.156, N Zouch
388-141, Al Har;reaves 517-218, Viki
Taylor 612-222, Bill Taylor 549-193.
THURSDAY NITE
MIXED LEAGUE
Guuerbusters - David Groot 196-528,
A. Team - Frank Palen 273-629, G.M.D.'s
- Leroy Meloch 258-703, Odd Couples -
011ie Edwards 264-655, Strike Force
Jim Smith 210-572, Try -Harris - Torr
Smits 270-630, High Single - Brad Barnes
328, Hig/t Triple - Brad Barnes 802, High
Ave. - 011ie Edwards 207.
LADIES INTERTOWN
Zurich all - 11 1/2, Jean Dann 239/619,
Seaford' - 181 /2, Carol Johnson 2371614,
Zurich #2 - 21, Betty Datars 273/655,
Goderich - 9, Shirley Sclunidi 259/657,
Zurich 82 - 18, Betty Datars 2331658, St.
Marys - 12, Darlene Wood 2391641.
MENS
INTERTOWN
Zurich 10, Mike's 38, Ron Dann 1143-
278, Luke Mommersteeg 1161-256, Vic
Gallagher Sr. 1076-287, 011ie Edwards
263, Frank Palen 266. Zurich 7 St. Marys
41, Barry Clarke 1095-228, Frank Palen
1065.245, D. Smith Jr. 1037-259, Ron
Dann 267.
SUNDAY
MELNICK GROUP
Rodney Loney 461-166, Gladys Levin -
ski 394-149, Jeannie 265-101.
THURSDAY SENIORS -
DOUBLES:
Frieda Moore - 298.195, John Lillie
305-162; Nora Ileard 283-143, Bill Burr
286-158, Louise Iwnchenko 248-148,
Maude Weston 248-138, Eileen Westlake
235-139, Austin Hartman 361-216.
SATURDAY YBC
Scott Reid 410, Greg Quick 392, Kristle
Gallagher 353, Jim Denomme 332, Na-
than Zimmerman 331., Steven Forrest 330,
Mandy Smith 325, Shane Wilcox 325. Pee-
wees and Smwfs - Jennifer !lardy 181,
Shawn Wi iert 176, Matthew Littlechild _
161, Victor Gallagher 159.
SUNDAY Y.B.C.
Gary Allan Huston 197, Jennifer Groot
174, Mike Jones 174, Brian Funk 177, Ju-
lie Crown 207, Scott Gould 200.
Adult --� $225.00
Couple.., $400.00
Junior $175.00
Family $400.00 + - $50.00 per
child up to and including 18.
Prices in effect until_ December 31/89
For more information contact Bob or
Janet Mason 235-1517
All
Aquarium
Kits
till Christmas
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420 Main St., Centre Mail
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