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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-04-01, Page 17Quinn and Kelly Kegler. In preliminary action, Rowe hal four goals in a 7-2 win over Forest. Also scoring were Megan Ratz, Sara Szabo and Kelly Regier. Ed- wards and Rowe had' two goals each in a 9-4 win over Stratford Il. Sara Mosurinjohn, Szabo and Ratz also scored. Oldtimers beat London EXETER - The Exeter Molting Hawks won one game, lost once; and tied once in Oldtimers hockey action last week. On Monday they lost to the Lon- don Relics 8-4. Murray Little, Bob Jones, Ken Bergmann and Ernie Ahrens each scored a goal for ExEC, er. Scott Burton had three mists with assists to Mike Desjardine, Randy GMllan and Ron Moore. On Tuesday they edged the Lon- don Leafs 10-7. Little and Jones each had a pair of goals with sin- gles off the blades of Gilfillan, Bob McDonald, Ahrens, Desjardine and Bergmann. Jack Chipchase, Brian Hodgins and 'Bergmann each had two assists. Also helping out on the goals were OIlfillan, Little, Eric Finkbeiner, Desjardine, Ahrens, Moore, McDonald and Burton. On Thursday, the Molting Hawks battled to an 8-8 draw with Sarnia. Moore had a big game with three goals and a pair of assists while McDonald, Gtlftllan, Bob Parsons, Burton and Desjardine also con- nected. Ahrens had three assists while Hodgins had a pair of assists. This .1 10.04 Concentrating on trimming the rock:striht during the .public school curling bonspiel on-Thursdaywas Hensall's Scott Reid. SP Exeter and Osborne tops at bonspiel Sports shorts EXETER - Teams representing Exeter Public School and Usorne Public School were winners at the ohsn 9Ntllip puling bonspiel 4is1d at tike Exeter Carting Club on Thursday. The bonspiel was held following several weeks of elementary school curling which included McCurdy, Exeter, Hensall, Usbome and Pre- cious Blood schools. "This is the second year we've had instructional curling," said Lorne Rideout of Hensall Public School. He hopes to see more schools participating next winter. "Strategy wise, they've cone added along preuy well,"Rideout. Edwards scores four ST. .MARYS - Amy Edwards scored four goals and Shawna Rowe had three assists to lead Ex- eter to the Huron -Perth tween rin- gene championship on the week- end. Exeter defeated Stratford I 9-4 in the league final as Jo -Dee Rowe ' also had a pair of goals with sin- gles to Theresa Wilhelm, Carolyn Area bowling scores „. ...„::atataithiThrtexCiaidtikinifrr SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN Zurich I 8 pts. vs. St. Marys 22:Sandra Dickert 666, Marlene Bedard 598. SATURDAY MENS INTERTOWN Playoff Sou: Qintao 5475-14 pug Mikes 5516-12 pts., Mitchell 5978-23 pu., Molesworth 5688-15 pts., Zurich 5600-14pts. Gary Huston 1385, 011ie Edwards 1098, Dennis Schmidt 1209. MONDAY PINEVIEW PARK GROUP Chris Mangan 340, Cara Stewart 394, Bob LeSouder 539, George Blade 499, Eui Martin 339, Jack Morgan 302, Ron Allen 370. Allen Stewart 262, Elena Black 410, Ann Martin 447, H.S. - Bob LsSouder 219, f e Black 177. MONDAY GRAND BEND SENIORS Jean Dam 568, Lateen Devine 530, Aileen Ravelle 424, Olive Webb 414, Dorothy Cutting 352, Clayton Lovie 351, Nola Taylor 345, Qazan a Smillie 318, Verna Lovie 299. H.S. - Loreea Devine 214, H.S. - Clarence Smillie 150. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGE Hat Shots - Pete McFall& 264-730Hmdierters - Marten Dykstra 277-665, Hush Puppies - Sam Willett 269-593, Bad Attitudes - Tony BEdard 350-766, Ramblers - AndyMM• er 202-497, Toadally Mixed-up Mike old 252.688. Final Standings: Hot Shots 49L5, Humdingers 390.5, Hush Poppies 374.5, Bad Attitudes 373, Toadally Mixed Up 312.5. Ramblers 308. MONDAY PINEVIEW PARK GROUP Jack Morgan 309, Geo. Blade 427, Bob Lesonder 499, Chris Morgan 418, Elle! Le -Sender 281, Elena Black 427, H.S. - Bob Le - Sander 181, H.S. - Elena Black 169. GRAND MONDAY Jean Dam .E 589,—Dam f89, l $ ose eDevins4 , OliwaV1 sbb 44177, ASENIORSND Aileen Ravelle 371 yQa 1 Clarence Smillie$244,Nola Taylor 309, Verna Lovie 303, High Singles - Rm�mn 253, Jeal Dann 219. Dutrdhy Cutting 548, TUESDAY RCHANGELS Rob McCann 90, Danny Greb 105, Robert Fox 77, Tracey Dahl Joe Fahien 116, Gladwyn Dale 60, David Braae 115. MONDAY CIES LEAGUE Red Devils - Janice McCiaanan 658, Alley Cats- Diana Josd 47 , Town & Country - Hilda Vaodedun& 577, HwypyGang Sherrie Edwards 766, Alley �Oaps Faber 609. Packers - Pat Love 534. Silly Six - Helen Timey 660, p ew 1100160 Schenk 579. Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy Raoathoom 627, Jolly Six - Nell McCann 514, High Single - Pat Love 339, High Triple - Sandra Di:kat 786, High Average - Sandra Dickert 215.8. TUESDAY MENS LEAGUE Yamg Guns - Roger Ward 538. Family Affair - Frank Humer 643. Muket - Jim Smith 779, Dashounds Too - Leo Hoffman 683. Klondyke - Luke Mammenteeg 632, Highro&1ers - Lambert Bohemia 624, Pin Crushers - Derrell Rauway 665, Rockets - Jim Bedard 713. High Single - Gary. Huston 370, High Triple - Guy Hutton 915, High Average - Gary Huston 235.9. Luke Memmentegeg 223.9. -WEDNESDAY NTE LADIES Defamers - Joyce Hillman 578. Ha Flashes - Karen Hunter r 608.Ooh-la-las - Betty Dears 601, Misfus - Marge Roberts 548, Un - asks - Judi Jennison 549. Ricky Dinkier - Lois Eden 525. High Single - Betty Daum 313. High Triple - Betty Daus 826, High Aver - Age - Bexty,Dsatan 203. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Rasaken Bawds 546, Bea Dykstra 502, Cavell Brown 491, Ann Cann 531, Grace Ballantyne 490, H.S. - Ann Cann 225, H.S. - Shirley Wright 195. THURSDAY NTE MIXED LEAGUE Just 4 Fun - Jack Riddell 616.Odd Couple - 011ie Edwards 710, Try Hands - Tam Smits 601, OMD's - Doug Smith 688, Pit Bulls - Jin Koller 587, A Team - Galina DeBoutt 683. -THURSDAY MORNING GRAND COVE Al Hargreaves 588, John Wintle 567. El Gowing 538, Vic Dunbar 494, Ted Poplar 477, Ruth Robcnson 471. H.S. - Vic Dunbar 247. HS. - Hilda White 177. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE SENIORS Luau Divine 343. Austin Hartman 300. Nora Heard 352, Ivan Reichert 219. John Lillie 428. Clarence Smillie 238, H.S. - John Lillie 206.222, HS. - Looreen Divine 215. SATURDAY YBC Bantams • Twoaane - Becky Meidinger 854, Melissa OBrien 846, Jane t Thiel 837, Jenny Hardy 836, Jason Hardy 818. Jose - than Hardy 806. Mum 778, Jonathon Forrester 730, Sham Durharme 710, Jarrett Palen 709, Matthew Laporte 654, Lindsay Sbaw-Young 637, Juniors - Huth Palen 843, Michael O'Brien 808, Alicia Schroeder 793. Peewees and Smurfs - Tasha Green 862, Craig Schroeder 836, Jamie Bengeugh 766, Julia Hardy 764, Samuel Daum 747, Derek Ducharrne 727. Stacey Butson 706, Aaron Daum 676. Mohawks open tonight Continued from page 15 beat the Huskies in six poles. Playing-she,Rocks =will ikeaw experience this year for the .Mo- hawks. "I don't know enough about the north league," said Revingion. "It's fun to play new teams." The Elora defence is anchored by Darren McIvor and Greg Brough- ton while the offensive spark is pro- vided by Brad Sparkes who led the Duplicate Agate First Edith Bowen, John Brintnell Second Robert Drummond, Gil Northey Third Mr. and Mrs. Davis Fourth Dorothy Linton, Marshal Dear- ing Wedaesday nights, 7:30 p.nr. Exeter legion Hall HOCKEY & BASEBALL CARDS orPEEEX.IIFEPREMIER Sec Pkg. or 834.958„„ ARCHIE'S SUNOCO 24 Cedes lab Se. IEAPOR Ih 61:7.6981 • Baseball, Basketball. Football & Hockey Cards Factory Seta & Supplies A Rocks in scoring with .58 points. Also up front, Elora has speedy Terry Hoelscher and captain Dave =dill. a veteran of the Flint Generals • of the International Hockey League and- the Senior AAA Cambridge Hornets. The Mohawks have a strong line in Joe Scherer, Greg Snyder and Craig Oster but that trio was not very productive against the Mud - cats. Oster has a few nagging inju- ries and he may see limited duty against the Rocks. The winner of the Exeter -Elora series will advance to play the win- ner of Petrolia-Pt. Edward for the J.F. Paxton Cup and the OHA championship. CLEANUP WRAP-UP MONTH Clean up all those Christmas and winter bills with a convenient CONSOLIDATION LOAN Usny Clinic Sanctioned by the Ontario Baseball Association Levels 2 & 3 (Tyke - Senior) Sun., April 5 1:00 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Eor:more information phone: ;brad Gregus 132 at the Clinton Communit CREDIT UNION 70 OntarickStreet CLINTON 482-3467 EXET01.45-Q640 Amearammommiasuar A Shuffleboard Hensel March 24 High $ game winners PeetltMtKnight 408 Dave Kyle 403 !Bruce Watson 382 ,Annie Reid 355 'Zblema"1bie1 337 John Pepper 300 Dave Woodward 301 Hazel McEwan 301 Exeter March 25 4 game winners Grace Farquhar Edna Caldwell Lloyd Lovell Bill Baechler Delmer Skinner 5 game winners Allen Johns 011ie Emery Laverne Stone March 26 4 game %timbers Olive Tindall Pearl McKnight Clara Harris Rose Webster 5 game winners Bill Baechler Lloyd Lovell Chas. Hendy John Pepper Ted Wright 329 312 •301 293 292 405 389 377 340 315 304 284 358 345 333 329 328 week the Molting Hawks hosted Sarnia and travel to Clinton on Thursday. Kaak, Gnay win KITCHENER - Shipka boxer Joe Kaak of the London N'Amerind Boxing Club scored a technical knockout against Gni Sheller of Waterloo on the weekend. The heavyweight won the amateur bout in the second round. Bob Gnay of Elginfield beat Lar- ry Aransabia of Bramalea in a 90 - kg bout. Third straight - 'IRATHROY - For the third consecutive season the Exeter Gais- er-Kneale Lincolns have won the Lambton-Middlesex Bantam Hock- ey championship. Saturday in Strathroy, the Lin- colns were matched against their big rivals, the Exeter Eagles where they won 2-0. Lincolns' goalie Kenn Hines re- corded his second shutout against the Eagles and his seventh of the season. Providing the offence in the final game were Willy Partridge and Mike Barton. Assisting on the goals were Geoff Hann, Jason Kramer and Dan Taylor. The Lincolns opened the tourna- ment with a 3-0 win over Belmont and a 2-1 victory against St. Marys Ashton Tire. Big seasons ST. MARYS - Forwards Jason Heywood of Exeter and Steve Du - Barry of Huron Park had outstand- ing seasons with the St. Marys Jun- ior'B' Lincolns. DuBarry had 14 points in the post -season and Heywood had a pair of assists during the playoffs. All-star performance -PARKHILL - Exeter goalie Dar- ren Kints allowed just one goal to back the north division to a 4-1 win over the south in a bantam all-star game played in Parkhill on Sunday. Also representing the Exeter Le- gionaires were forward Gavin Snell and Trevor Taylor who played de- fence. Exeter Men's 1510 -Pitch Meeting Thurs., April 2 7p.m. South Huron District High School, Cafeteria All team rep's and any new teams interested in pining please•attend For more information call Morley Ohre 235.0829 Registration Sou h Huron Rec Centre April 4 10 am. -12pm. 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