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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-01-30, Page 16[ Page 16 Times -Advocate, January 30, 1991 Tournament this weekend in Zurich By Ron Dana ZURICH - Fifty Zurich Town and Country 5 Pin Association bowlers, who have a 210 or lower average and who advanced from a 250 entry league round of the La- batt's Blue Light Sun.Bowl Tourna- ment will compete Sunday in the Blue Light three game pins over average Zone round at Town and Country lanes. Twenty men, led by top qualifier Dick Bed- ard, will start their rolloff at 9 a.m. while 30 ladies, led by top qualifier Bev Cregan, will follow at 11 a.m. The top six ladies and top four men, based on most pinfall over their league average, will form two mixed teams to represent the Zu- rich Town and Country association in the Blue Light Regional rolloffs March 10 at St. Thomas lanes. Coaches for the two teams will be chosen from Zurich Association Level One coaches as certified by the Canadian Five Pin Bowlers' As- Loose puck - Exeter's Dale Gibbon, right; and Dunnville's Craig Surraidge battle for a loose puck during Saturday's night game in Dunnville. The Mohawks edged the host Mudcats 43 in Senior 'A' hockey ac- tion. Snyder nets winning goal Tempers heat up in Dunnville, but Mohawks on top 4-3 By Fred Groves DUNNVILLE - Greg Snyder scored his 13th goal of the season here Saturday night to lift the Ex- eter Mohawks to a 4-3 win over the Dunnville Mudcats. The Mohawks still sit atop the Southern Ontario Senior 'A' league standings at 16-4-1. Exeter has got a big weekend ahead as they travel to Strathroyon Saturday and host the Ingersoll B's Sunday at 7:30 3.. e gamin, one go from the blue - line which got through Larry Wolfe's legs. Exeter had built a 3- 1 lead but the Mudcats managed to tic things up. Exeter coach Dave Revington said the winning goal was not a lucky one. "We figure he's (Wolfe) kind of weak low and away. That's why he challenges the shooter...he was screened." Joe Scherer put Exeter on the scoreboard first when he walked in, put a nice move on the defence - man and backhanded it past Wolfe. Exeter's Gord Brooks delivered a check late in the first period which got the Mudcats very upset. They screamed and complained to referee Cliff Gauthier who turned a deaf ear. However he did give Craig Surraidge a ten-minute mis- conduct. "This is the best officiating we've had down here," said Revington. "He didn't take any nonsense and he held his ground. J0.15 into the second Petrie the u ms. hit the post and then tied it when Glen Crepek redi- rected a shot from the point. (According w the game sheet, the shot was taken by No. 19 who as- sisted on the Mudcats' second goal as well. There was no No. 19 listed on the Dunnville lineup.) Scherer got his second of the night midway through the second on a powerplay goal. Taking a nice pass from Ron Elliott, Scherer snapped one into the top right cor- ner. Less than three minutes later, the Mohawks went up by two when Rob Moore was left alone in the slot and buried it through . heavy ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICES ATTENTION: Truck OwneriOperators and Interested Parties The Ministry of Transportation invites you to attend a public meeting to discuss the Commercial Vehicle Operators Registration, operating au- thorities and other Legislation that now affects you. These seminars will be of particular interest to you if you are a truck owner/operator or an empbyer of an owner/operator of a truck pos- sessing a Registered Gross Weight greater than 4,500 kilograms. Discussion topics will include: - Commercial Vehicle Operators Registration - The Truck Transportation Act For your convenience meetings have been scheduled at the following locations. Monday February 4, 1991 Begins at 7:00 p.m. Harrison Park Community Centro - entrance at 2nd Ave. East and 1st Street East Owen Sound, Ontario Tuesday . February 5 1991 Begins at 71:00 p.m. Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology - Barrie Campus, Building H Rowntree Theatre, 1 Georgian Dr. Barrio, Ontario Wednesday February 6, 1991 Begins at 7:00 p. m. Goderich District Collegiate Gymnasium 260 South Street Godorich, Ontario February 7, 1991 Begins at 7:00 .m. Conestoga Col . of Appy Ms • Technology. Technoyy, - • • m 22AA 299 Doon Valley Dr. Kitchener, Ontario Thursday traffic. Elliott got his second assist. With 7:51 remaining in the sec- ond, Scherer and David Kelly got into a stick swinging duel. Both were given game misconducts with Scherer getung an extra five min- utes. While the penalties were being figured out, tempers heated in the arena. Exeter's Richard Hawkins sitting out the game with a suspen- sion, provoked the Dunnville jlsje who trtei� wil triretihb glass.athira„ : f; The game was halted as the,19ical police were called to'the scene to help quiet things down. Both team{ went into the dressing room and just continued play with an extend. ed third period. In the past, Exeter has had their share of problems in the Dunnville arena. The Mudcats are one of the most penalized team in the league. "Of course they're up for us we're a first place team," said Revington. "They're two different teams, on the road and here." He said the Mudcats usually show up in Exeter with fewer. players. When play continued Dunnville tied it as Bob Bitner connected and Bob Springer scored on a wrapa- round. Snyder scored the winner from Greg Payne. Although the Mohawks had a full lineup, they were short on defence as they only had five. Not suited up were Chet Couture, Dave Akey, Kris Bedard and Jeff Pfaff. Veteran Les Arts did a good job back on the blueline, playing one of his best games of the season. "His quickness and ability to move the puck well shows up in a game like this," said Revington. Mohawks moments: Dark made the big saves when he had to taring away 29 while Wolfe made 37 saves...Paul Barton, not known to be a fighter got in a tussle in the third period...Tinws-Advocate three stars: 1. Snyder 2. Arts 3. Scherer. Hensall Arena Events Wed., Jan. 30 2:30- 3:30 p.m. - Moms & Tots 5:30 p.m. -11:50 - Hensall Minor Hockey Thurs., Jan. 31 4 p.m. - Huron Centennial 5 p.m. - Exeter Ringette 7 p.m.- Kinsmen Rec. Toumament Fri., Feb. 1 4:15 p.m. - 7:20 p.m. - Figure Skating 7:30 p.m. - Kinsmen Rec. Tournament • Sat., Feb. 2 No Public Skating 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. - Kinsmen Rec. Tournament Sun., Feb. 3 No Public Skate 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. - Kinsmen Rec Toumament 7:00 p.m. - Open Ice ' Mon., Feb. 4 5:30 p.m.- Hensall Minor Hockey Tues., Feb. 5 4:15 pm: Figure Skating } 8:00 p.m. = BrociMball 9:00 p.m. - Open Ice sociation (C.F.P.B.A.). The winning regional Blue Light team will advance to the Blue Light Provincial Sun Bowl Cham- pionships April 13, in an Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) designated city, and will vie for over $3,000 in prizes. The O.F.P.B.A. has updated a rule as recently issued by the C.F.P.B.A. re: (i) "Lane Protection Devices" as follows: Any legally delivered ball that clears the top of or hits and clears a C.F.P.B.A. ap- proved "Lane Protection Device" shall be deemed a "Lost Batt" or (ii) knocks said device out of bracket, or hits it requiring the de- vice to be repositioned, shall be ruled a "Lost Ball". 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