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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-30, Page 25Hawks lead by four points dNpfte split of two games The Exeter Hawks split a pair of games this weekend, but still managed to hold on to a four -point lead in the nor- thern division of the Western Junior "D" loop. The locals, who are now 11-2-1, virtually gave Tavistock an 8-7 win on the Braves home ice, Friday, but rebounded to shell Thedford by a 7-2 margin on Saturday. Exeter still enjoy three games in hand over the se- cond place Lucan Irish (9-7-1) who last twice to the Seaforth Centenaires before reboun- ding to keep pace with the Hawks with an 8-5 triumph ove ^ the Browns. Seaforth (7-5 1) also have three games in hand over the Irish and trail them by only three points but the Centenaires also lost 8-2 to Mt. Brydges to slow their move. on second place. Over the next week, the Hawks still have a chance to open up some daylight on the rest of the squads, or face the consequences of having the pack catch up. Tonight (Wednesday) they make the long haul to face the bruising Bothwell crew and SECOND DRAW BEST — A Guelph rink skipped by Staffs native Harry Jacobi won the second draw of Saturday's men's curling bonspiel in Exeter sponsored by the Exeter District Co -Op and Tuckey Beverages. Above, Murray Dawson presents prizes to Harry Jacobi, Larry Zettle. Burt Roffey and Grant Soncloir. T -A photo Irish get only one win 1 hold onto second plcice Bannon on another solo dash. Dave Mcllwain led Seaforth with a three goal effort while Dave Murray and Steve Pletsch notched two goals apiece and Jim Campbell counted in single fashion. In Friday's defeat in Seaforth, John Medd fired the only first period Lucan goal on a pass from Jamie Shipley. Both Irish second period markers came on power plays with Mark Bannon and Steve Glenn being .the marksmen. Wayne Urbshott assisted on both and Jamie Shipley and Jeff Skinner pick- ed up single assi,ts. The Irish scoring was com- pleted in the final period as captain Paul Wraith and Dave Egan counted. Getting assists were Jeff Skinner, Brent Bannerman, Mark Bannon and Wayne Urbshott. Jeff Pauli with a four goal effort was tops for Seaforth. Dave Murray notched a pair of scores and Murray Guy, Dave McIlwain, JohnHicknell and Jim Campbell notched single scores. Three third period goals provided the Irish with Sun- day's 8-5 win over Thedford. Steve Glenn fired the two first period Lucan goals on passes from Paul Wraith and John Medd whle Wraith Despite the loss of two of three games this week, the Lucan Irish continue to hold down second place in the OHA Junior D northern division, but, the Seaforth Centenaires are getting closer. The Irish dropped back-to- back decisions to Seaforth by scores of 8-4 in Lucan, Wednesday and 10-5 in . Seaforth, Friday night. They got back to winning ways Sun- day night with an 8-5 victory in Thedford. The Lucan club leads Seaforth by three points, but, the latter has three games in hand. The Tavistock Braves wit: be at the Lucan arena tonight; Wednesday tor an 8:15 p.m. contest and the Irish will be in Exeter Friday night to meet the Hawks. John Medd led the Lucan scoring machine in Wednes- day's loss to Seaforth with a hat trick performance. Two of his scores one of which was on a power play came on unassisted efforts. The third carne on a pass from Greg Smith. The other Lucan marker came from the stick of Mark Bantams win in houseleague In a bantam house league hockey game Saturday, Ex- eter scored a convincing 7-2 win over Mitchell. The. Exeter youngsters jumped in front quickly with three unanswered goals in the first period. Shawn Forsythe opened the Exeter scoring on an unassisted effort, Angelo Vilos converted a pass from Graham Arthur and Jeff Playfoot hit the Mitchell net on passes from Forsythe and t,'ilos. The only middle frame Ex- eter score came from the stick of M Vanderlaan on a pass from Rob McKnight. in the third period, Angelo Vilos and Jeff Playfoot each notched their second goal of the game with Al Vanderlaan picking up an assist. Laurie Chalmers completed the Ex- eter scoring on a three-way passing combination with Rob McKnight and Shawn Forsythe. Scoring for Mitchell were Chuck Riegel and Craig Risfeau. ' RENTALS J 2 W at Top scorers Kevin Albrecht of the Tavistock Braves is the leading point a -iter in the OHA Junior D western divi- sion with 15 goals and 15 assists for 30 points. Pete Tuckey of the Exeter Hawks and Terry Ross of Tavistock are tied for second spot with 27 points apiece. Tuckey has 17 goals and 10 assists. Ile is tied with Paul Walker of Thedford for most goals scored. Lester Arts of Lucan is fourth with 12 goals and 14 assists for 26 points and Walker is next with eight assists to go with his 17 goals for 25 points. John McIntyre of Thedford is fifth with 24 points and Bill Glover of Exeter is next with 11 goals and 12 assists for 23 points. Mike Clark of the Hawks and Lucan's Steve Glenn are deadlocked with 21 points and .Ed Willis of Exeter completes the top 10 with 20 points. RENTALS Ciip and Save .. scored in the middle frame on a three-way passing combina- tion with Medd and Glenn. Brent Bannerman on a solo dash and Wayne Urbshott on a pass from Todd Charlton ac- counted for the other second period markers. At 36 seconds of the third period, Mark Bannon counted what proved to be the winning goal on a pass from Steve Glenn. A dozen minutes later on a power play, John Medd converted a pass from Ban- non and with less than three minutes to go Wraith scored fror,i Medd. Paul Walker scored four times to head the Thedford scoring thrust. The fifth goal was notched by Bev Cloud. then they host the Lucan Irish on Friday in an important game as the schedule nears the mic: way mark. Sunday night, they'll have the Centenaires at the rec centre and the following Wednesday they square off with the Irish once again in Lucan. Drop second verdict Friday night's loss in Tavistock to the defending OHA champs was only the se- cond defeat of the season for the locals, who blew a three - goal lead with some costly penalties and defensive mistakes. The Braves scored four goals in the final 10 minutes to post an 8-7 triumph. Two of the tallies came on powerplays and two were scored when defenders were stopped trying to lug the puck out of their own end. The defending champs started quickly as they jumped into a 2-0 lead, but the Hawks whittled the margin to 4-3 by the end of the initial frame and then took control with three unanswered tallies in the middle frame. The Hawks scored near the mid -way mark of the third to up their lead to what ap- Basketball team off to WOSSA South Huron's senior girls' Huron -Perth championship basketball team play at WOSSA this Friday at Westminster High School in West London. Early this week coach Terry O'Rourke had not yet been informed of playing time or seeding. South Huron's game will either be at 3:30, 5:00, 7:00 or 8:30, Friday evening. A win would send the girls into the semi-final at 12;30 or 2:00, Saturday. The eight qualifying teams are ranked, supposedly by in- put from the coaches. Last year, as runner-up Huron - Perth team, South Huron was seeded seventh. As cham- pions this year the team should rank higher. Second -place Goderich is challenging London con- ference seconders, Westminster Wildcats, for a spot at WOSSA. South Huron had been defeated twice ear- ly in the season. by Westminster. Coach O'Rourke laments the, disadvantage his girls must endure as they are cur- rently in the midst of exams. Their basketball must suffer, especially as over half the team is in their final year. However O'Rourke says, "In other years, they've come through, despite being away Sherwoods get two South Huron victories The Hensall Sherwoods scored a pair of victories this week in the South Huron in- termediate hockey league as they defeated the Zurich Buckeyes 8-3 Thursday night and the Parkhill Pirates 9-6, Sunday. Three unanswered goals in the second period allowed the Sherwoods on the way to their 8-3 win over Zurich. The first period was close with Terry Caldwell, Paul McClinchey and Scott Jesney scoring for ffensall and Mar- vin Merner and Scott Consitt replying for the Buckeyes. Rob Pryde and Rob Smale each picked up two Ilensall assists and Darren Moir and Lloyd Allen helped oh one score each. For Zurich. Consitt scored on an unassisted effort and Merner hit on a three-way passing combination with Pon Rader and goalie Kevin Geoffrey Terry Caldwell fired two of the second period Hensall scores to up his game total to three and Lloyd Allen getting two assists and Dave Kinsman, Rob Pryde and Scott Jesney picking up one apiece. Early in the third period, Ron Rader registered the final Zurich score on a pass from Paul)verholt while the Sherwoods notched a pair of power play scores Lloyd Allen and Randy RENTALS RENTALS NTAL Clip and Save with this coupon 1 1/2 off Rental of any generator, pump, snowblower-, chain saw, log splitter Valid till December 30th, 1983 'Clip and Save 0 7 0 c 0 m ■ 1 1 1 C.C. Rental & service Centre Mount Carmel 237-3456 RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS Parker were the marksmen with assists going to Steve Bedard, Terry Caldwell, Rob Pryde and Nick Hauwert. In the Sherwood victory over Parkhill Ken Varley was the top scorer with a four goal performance while Rob Pryde registered a hat trick and Bryan Baker and Terry Caldwell scored in single fashion. Bryan Baker and Paul McClinchey were the Hensall playmakers with four assists each to their credit. Captain Dave Kinsman, Nick Hauwert and Rob Pryde each helped on three scores. Paul Andrew was tops for Parkhill with a pair of suc- cessful shots and Harvey Lowe, Ron Mathers, captain George Jongeneel and Dan Lagerwerf scored in single fashioa. Juniors set trust fund Middlesex Junior Farmers have established a $2,000 trust fund, to be adininistered by the Board of Education, to provide scholarships for two secondary school graduates who enrol in post -secondary agricultural programs in an accredited college or university. The scholarships will be known as the Middlesex Junior Farriers' Interna- tional Plowing Match 1982 Award. The interest from the fund will be shared equally by two students, one qualifying for a Secondary School Graduation Diploma and the other quali- fying fora Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma, who obtain the highest average in their six hest grade 12 or grade 13 credits respectively The Junior Farmers established the award to com- memorate the holding of the 1982 international Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show in. Middlesex County and to recognize the great degree of student participa- tion and Board of Education support of, and participation in, the event The first awards will be made to students graduating at the end of the present school year Over backyard fence: "There's no lack of com- mtinication at our house. I know if she's mad by the way she scrapes the pans." for exams. South Huron played an ex- hibition, Monday night against Fanshawe College, to keep their competitive edge keen. Pee wees get only one point The Exeter pee wees gain- ed one point in two Shamrock minor hockey games this week. Wednesday on home ice at the South Huron Rec Centre, the pee wees played to a 2-2 tie with Merton and Saturday in Goderich they dropped a 6-1 decision. In the draw with Ilderton, Doug Clark scored on an unassisted effort for Exeter and provided the pass fora 'successful shot by Rob McLelland. Scoring one goal apiece for Ilderton were captain Jack Legg and Matt Talbot. The only Exeter goal in the loss to Goderich came from the stick of Mark Burton on a pass from Doug Clark. Hawks Pete Turkey Bill Glover Mike Clark Ed Willis Brian Horner Mark Kirk Tony Jones Kris Bedard Steve Batten Jeff Rowe Rick Lindenfield Rick bather Steve F'rout Scott Brintnell Have Skea George Tonics Randy Bilcke Bob Rook peered to be a comfortable 714 margin, but then the roof fell in as the Braves came storm- ing back. Exeter won the penalty parade by a 15-8 margin and were out -shot 41-33. Pete Dearing worked between the pipes for the Hawks and ap- peared a little rusty in mak- ing his first start since beating the Braves on November 13. Ed Willis and Tony Jones paced the scoring attack with two goals each, while Kris Bedard, Mike Clark and Rick Lather added the singles. Bill Glover, Rick Lindenfield and Bedard had two assists each, while Clark and Steve Prout registered one. Bomb Browns Still smarting from their loss, the Hawks took out their frustration against the Thed- ford Browns the following night and only the exceptional work of goalie Randy Thomp- son kept the score to a respec- table 7-2 margin. Exeter pumped 67 shots at the Browns netminder as they dominated play throughout, scoring three times on the powerplay. Thompson had 43 saves over the first two periods and kept the Hawks to a 3-2 lead, but he finally fell victim to the barrage in the third as the locals scored four unanswered tallies. Mike Clark and Scott Brint- nell had two tallies each, while singles came off the sticks of Steve Batten, Steve Prout and Tony Jones. Bill Glover and Brian Horner helped set up two of the taliies with single assists going to Kris Bedard, Mark Kirk, Pete Tuckey, Rich Lather and George Tomes. Dave Rook stopped 22 shots to record the win and the Hawks lost the penalty parade for only the second time this season as they sat out nine minors and the Browns had 10. Scoring G. 1. Pts. 17 ID 27 11 12 23. 9 IY 21 8 12 20 8 11 19 8 9 17 • 9 7 16 11 11 1; 6 12 x 10 t 9 10 7 8 1 7 8 fi 1 1 0 0 I) 0 0 0 0 0 0 MOST VALUABLE Rick Duckworth of Goderich received the most valuable player award in the Molting Hawks tournament A final from Mike Cushman. MVP IN B FINAL -- Ken Lee of Hensall was named the most valuable player in Sunday's B final of the Exeter Molting Hawks 'oldtimers hockey tournament. Above. Fronk Boyle presents the trophy to lee. NOTICE All those interested in obtaining a calf for the Hensall Spring Fair Calf Club Competition, June 5, 1984 Please contact fair secretary Barbie Van Allen, 345-2207 Times-Advocote, November 30, 1983 Po, - 13A � C� �I- r. WIN MEN'S BONSPIEL -- Claire Hoffman of Tuckey Beverages presents prizes to Butch Teasdale, George Kprunas, Doug Nixon and Pat Clifford of the London Curl- ing Club as winners of Saturday's bonspiel at the Exeter club. The spiel was spon- sored jointly by Tuckey Beverages and Exeter Co -Op. T -A photo Atoms get Shamrock point The Exeter atom hockey club gained a single point in two Shamrock minor league games this week. Friday they lost 6-1 to Parkhill and Sunday it was a 2-2 tie with St. Marys. The only Exeter goal in the toss to Parkhill came from the stick of David Schwindt on a three-way passing combina- tion with Jim Ahrens and Allan McFalls. Scoring in single fashion for Parkhill were Derek Turner, Derek Vanderheyden, Paul Woodburn, Shawn Glavin. Shayne Robinson and Todd Malcolm. Two goals with less than two minutes to go in the third period gave the Exeter youngsters their 2-2 draw with St. Marys. Jason Hern notched the first goal on a three-way ef- fort with Craig MacEachern and Jason Heywood and Heywood shot the equalizer with one minute to go with assists going to David Schwindt and Hern. The goal getters for St. Marys were Scott Riddell and Scott Smale. A week earlier, Strathroy defeated the Exeter, atoms by a score of 9-3 Fir:.rg the successful shots for the locals were Jim Ahrens, Allan McFalls and - Jason Hern with assists being picked up by Craig MacEachern, David Schwindt and Jim Ahrens. 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