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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-02-08, Page 10♦I 1 \1I l'' EAVESTROUGH Molting .Hawks get three points The Exeter Molting Hawks gained three pointed in apair of oldtimer hockey games this week. Friday at the new PUC arena in London, the Hawks downed the Intercity oldtimers 9-3 and Monday at the South Huron Ree Centre they played to a 44 tie with the Dorchester Mavericks. Jim MacDonald paced the Molting Hawks in their vic- tory in London with three goals and a pair of assists. Pete McFalls fired two suc- cessful shots and Bill Chip - chase, Jack Chipchase, Bob McDonald and Jim. Russell scored in single fashion. Bob McDonald was the top playmaker with three assists, Mike Cushman helped on two goals and Jack Chipchase, Keith Ahrens, Walt Tiedeman, Al Rundle and Eric Finkbeiner gained one assist each. Keith Ahrens .scored two goals in the last minute of play Monday night to give the Molting Hawks the tie with Dorchester. The first score was unaist ted and the se- cond came'on pass from Walt Tiedeman anld Jack Chipchase. Ahrens notched the first Exeter goal in the second period on passes from Bill Chipchase and Tiedeman and Bill Chipchase notched the third Exeter score on passes from Ahrens and Jack Chipchase. Winners in the Molting Hawks tournament draw were Rick Sowerby of Goderich and Nell Pye'from London. Blessed are they who have nothing to say and who cannot bepersuaded to say it. Money is what things run in- to and people run out of. ALUMINUM and VINYL SIDING 11 ALUMINUM STORM _ DOORS and WINDOWS 1, ALUMINUM AWNINGS .:24/ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • RENOVATIONS and GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • FREE ESTIMATES • JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 Open Sun. & Mon. - 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs. 11 a.m. to midnight Fri. & Sat. - 11 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. WIN MEN'S SECOND DRAW — The second draw of the season of the Exeter men's curling club was won by a rink skipped by Gord Ross. Back, left, John McNeilly and Brian Clarke. Front, Paul Charrette and Gord Ross. T -A photo. School volleyball High school girl's volleyball is entering its final stretch. One }ague tournament re- mai?ll`;, at Clinton February' 16, before the February 22 qualifying tournament for Huron -Perth. The Huron - Perth finals are two and a half weeks away on Monday February 27. Prior to the results of last nights' tournament at Norwell, South Ijuron's seniors had nine wins and three losses with the juniors standing at 10-2. Their league standings guarantee their spot in the top 10 of Huron - Perth who advance to the qualifying tournament. The teams must that day be in the top 3 by one of the two five team pools to qualify the Huron -Perth finals. The homecrowd at last Thursday's league tourna- ment saw both teams achieve victories fairly easily. -:, hey juniors started outo characteristically slow, re- bounding from a 12-4 deficit to defeat the Mitchell Blue Devils 15-12 and again 15-8. Darts at Legion All in the Family scored five points in Friday's regular play of the Exeter Legion Mixed dart league to move in- to a second place tie with the Itchy Niters at 62 points. Swat leads the league with 71 points. This week's scores were: All in the Family 5 Canscotts 0 Swat 4 Odd Ones 1 Snyde and Clyde 3 Trailers 2 Outlaws 3 Scotties 2 Shiphunters 3 Rowdy Ones 2 Crusaders 3 Merri Wraggs 2 Turtles 3 Makeups 2 Itchy Niters 3 Smurfs 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Smurfs vs Rowdy Ones Makeups vs All in the Family Merri Wraggs vs Odd Ones Scotties vs Snyde and Clyde 9:30 p.m. Trailers vs Itchy Niters - Canscotts vs Crusaders Shiphunters vs Outlaws Swat vs Turtles. Paulette Rauthbauer's effec- tive spiking was the key in the turnaround. Meeting Seaforth again, South Huron achieved 15-6 and 15-3 wins in what Coach Pat Rowe described as "bor- ing games." The serving of Maria ' Kochan heralded Seaforth's defeat. 'Coach Joe Fulop's seniors managed quite well, defeating Mitchell easily 15-5 and 15-10. having played 16 exhibition games against Seaforth, South Huron used its confidence to win 15-2 and save a close 16-14 game. Cheryl Dowson's serving scored inany points for the Panthers. The seniors have had the opportunity to rate themselves against non - Huron -Perth teams. Playing Westminster, who are leading their pool in London, Exeter won 7 of 8 games. The skills of the London team were not very impressive as South Huron had poor games, yet still won. Last weekend in Forest the seniors finished first in round robin play but lost in the finals to Sarnia St. Pat's. The team's only loss was to Forest in their first game. Warmed up South Huron defeated St. Clair, Mitchell, St. Pat's, St. Thomas, Parkside, Glencoe and SCITS. All members played well and filled in for two missing starters. South Huron needed 3 games to eliminate St. Clair from- the semi-finals. The number of games and a lack if confidence began to tell on the fatigued players. In round-robin South Huron had easily put down St. Pat's 15-8, but meeting them in the finals, South Huron buckled under pressure and defeated themselves, losing the cham- pionship 12-15 and 9-15. Both seniors and juniors travel to Glencoe this weekend. Yesterday's league tournament had South Huron matched against Listowel and the hosts from Palmerston. Molrnwk; g•f 2Otk wig The Exeter Mohawks have only lost one game so far this year in the South Huron in-' gue but�� they came te hockey close to a second defeat, Sunday. In Parkhill, the Mohawks, used a goal by Jack Chip - chase in the last three minutes of the third period to edge the Parkhill Pirates 6-5. The Parkhill 'club held held a 4.1 lead at one time. In their other start of the week, the Mohawks doubled the score 8-4 on the Hensali Sherwood; Thursday night. The Mohawks with a season record of 20-1-1 wind up the regular schedule tomorrow night Thursday at the South Huron Rec Centre at 8:30 p.m. with the Centralia Col- lege Saints providing the Irish in second The Lucan Irish bounced back into second place in the northern division of the OHA western Junior D league with a 4-3 victory over the Tavistock Braves in Tavistock, Monday. The Irish in their only re- maining scheduled game host the Thedford Browns at the Lucan arena tonight, Wednes- day. Game time is 8:15 p.m. The Braves trail the Irish by one point for the very im- portant second place in the standings. They have two games left to play. Bob Thirlwall's goal on a three-way effort with John Medd and Brad Hodgins late in the third period proved to be the winner in Tavistock, Monday night. The Irish were first to score in the game with two first period markers. Jeff Skinner hit the Braves net on passes from Wayne Urbshott and John Medd and the latter scored with 35 seconds re- p maining with Urbshott and Jamie Shipley providing the necessary passes. The only second period Outdoors in the indoors The "great indoors" will enjoy some of the action that until now has been confined to the "great outdoors." February 8 through 12 the new additions to the Progress Building at the Western Fairgrounds in London will be filled with all terrain vehicles and racers from all over On- tario as Hully Gully, BX -93 Radio, and the Western Sports Fair present their first "ATV Supercross" event. Some of the racers taking part will include Expert motocross racer Chuck Col- lins, Varna, Brad Darling, Mount Carmel, and the Mid- degaal brothers from Blyth who as recently as the Yamaha Huron Cup; January 29, ran away with most of the honours in the ATV events held there. Other racers are, coming from Minden, Egan- ville, Lindsay, London and Toronto to race indoors at the Western Sports Fair. Supercross qualifying heats take place Thursday and Fri- day nights at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m., on Saturday at 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 and 8: 30 p.m., with finals in all classes being run off on Sunday afternoon. Wednesday night, February 8, area celebrities and politicians will get aboard the three-wheelers to show their prowess and will kick off the event. Part of the excite- ment for spectators will be the chance to win a Honda FL -250 Odyssey 4 -wheel all terrain vehicle from Hully Gully and BX -93. Spectators can even get in on some of the fun on the track. Hully Gully staff will be offering 3 -wheeler rides between races on all 5 days of the Sports Fair. 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In Thursday's win over the Hensel' Sherwoods. the Mohawks took a 3-1 first period lead on goals by Barry Baynham, Bryan Taylor and Tom Ryan. Baynham con- verted a pass from Matt Muller, Taylor registered on an unassisted effort and Ryan registered on a pass from Jim Guenther. The first period Hens -all goal came from the stick of Terry Caldwell on a three- way passing combination with Bryan Baker and Ken SH badminton star Local badminton star, Ken- dra Arthur competed last weekend in the All -Ontario under 16 club championships in Stratford. The grade 11 student at SHDHS played in singles, doubles and mixed. In singles play Arthur lost to the number one ranked girl in On- tario and again in a close con- solation match. Kendra says "I was no competition for her (No.1 ranked), she just wanted to get the game over with." Arthur had to request a partner as she was the sole South Huron Badminton Club representative. The match - ups are hasty and thus at a distinct disadvantage when matched against teams who have played together for years: With a 14 -year-old partner 'in mixed play, Arthur lost both matches; one to the se- cond best team in Ontario. After losing the first match Arthur and her doubles part- ner won a match but then lost again in the consolation finals. Arthur felt she played well and recognized that results would have been better if she had played more with her partners. The high school badminton season begins after the March break. The senior team has only two weeks of practice before Huron -Perth. One month is reserved for junior badminton. - Page 10 Timis -Advocate, February 8, 1984 Varley. In the second 20 minuteB el play, Jack Chipchase counted the fourth Exeter goal on passes from Barry Baynh�lm and Brent Atthill before Brian Mercer hit on a pass from Chipchase and Brent Atthill counDeters and on Brian Tasses yBrad lor. Scoring for the Sherwoods were Terry Caldwell on a pass from Jamie CCklweil and Bryan Baker with pass- ing help from Rob Pryde. Dave Kinsman shot the final Hernial] serine in the third period on a pass from Jamie Caldwell and Brian Mercer hit for the Mohawks on passes from Matt Muller and Mark Cronyn and combined with Barry Baynham to set up a score by Brad Deters. LADIES CLUB WINNERS — A rink. skipped by Fern Dougall won Wednesday's Exeter ladies club curling bonspiel. Back, left, Marie Brunzlow and Janet Heaman. Front, Fern Dougall and Julianne Smith.T-A photo. 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