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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-03-21, Page 111 BANTAM TITLE TO PARKHILL — Parkhill won the B trophy in the the South Huron Rec Centre. Back, left, Tim Boyd, Todd Larkin, Brod ryl Glavin and Don Appleby. Front, Kevin Wiseman, David Windsor, and Glen Hayter. Stanley Cup for atoms weekend houseleague bantam tourney at Bender, Todd Robinson, Jeff Windsor, Dar - Archie Padden, Scott Boyd, Dale Appleby T -A photo Broncos win two in B defeated Mooretown before goal tending by Shawn losing to Oak Ridges. McFalls and the defense lines In the first game Monday, of Cornish, Ahrens, Sanders at the Memorial Arena, Ex- and Burton again played a eter downed Erindale 4-3. major part in the win. Jason Hern paced -the scar- The opening goal was ing attack in the victory with scored by Ahrens with assists three goals and a pair of by Hern and Heywood. assists while Jason Heywood Jason Hern and Craig picked up a single and a pair MacEachern were the other of assists and ,David Schwindt two marksmen with assists The Exeter Broncos con- tinued the fine efforts of local teams over the years in this year's 25th annual BrImpton International tournament which is referred to as the Stanley Cup of atom hockey. The Broncos won their first game 4-3 over Erindale and after losses to Bracebridge and Keswick advanced to the consolation round where they Attention Sportsmen Claybird Gun Club Annual Spring Meeting Tues., Mar. 27 7:30 p.m. South Huron District High School r Room 116 (Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority will be showing a film from 8:30 - 9:00) Everyone welcome. Interested public urged to attend. assisted on three. Erindale was held down by the excellent goal tending by Shawn McFalls and the hard working defence lines of Jim Ahrens, Jamie Cornish, Geoff Sanders and Jeff Burton. In the second Monday game, the locals dropped a 7-5 decision to Bracebridge. Exeter's first point came on an unassisted goal by Craig MacEachern. The next three were scored by Jason Heywood with Jason Hern assisting on two. After a Wednesday loss to Keswick, the locals advanced to the consolation and came back to defeat Mooretown on Thursday by a score of 3-2. In the Mooretown win the goig to Alan McFalls, Mark Russell, Jason Heywood and Jason Hern. Friday at Century Gardens Arena, Exeter again displayed their team efforts in a close 5-2 loss to Oak Ridges. At the end of the second period Oak Ridges lead 3-0 but 30 seconds into the third period the Broncos roared back on a goat by Jason Hern assisted by Jamie Cornish and David Schwindt.. Schwindt netted the second goal on a pass from Heywood and Hern. 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A week earlier, the Generals defeated London Oakridge and Stoneybrook and lost to Wallaceburg. During the six games, Steve Two dart teams sweep All in the Family and Swat were the only teams to gain five point sweeps in Friday's regular action in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. This weeks's scores were: All in the Family 5 Outlaws 0 Swat 5 Smurfs 0 Shiphunters 4 Merri Wraggs 1 Snyde and Clyde 3 Itchy Niters 2 Crusaders 3 Rowdy Ones 2 Makeups 3 Trailers 2 Scotties 3 Canscotts 2 Turtles 3 Odd Ones 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Smurfs vs Merri Wraggs Outlaws vs Crusaders . Odd Ones vs Snyde and Clyde Rowdy Ones vs All in the Family 9:30 p.m. Turtles vs Itchy Niters Trailers vs Shiphunters Makeups vs Scotties Swat vs Canscotts Gould of the Generals scored six goals and added six assists and was named one of the most valuable players in the tournament. He returned to Strathroy Sunday to receive his award. In a 10 p.m. game Thurs- day, the Generals used a short handed goal by Scott Lovie on a pass from Bud Richardson with three minutes left to get the tie with the Kitchener Sabres. The other Exeter marker came in the second period from the stick of Bud Richardson on passes from Bill Fisher and Jeff Hannah. The next game was the following morning at.8 a.m. and'the Generals were not as sharp due to a lack of rest. Scott Lovie fired the first Ex- eter goal on passes from Brian Quinn and Scott Bogart. Bud Richardson con- verted a pass from Scott Lovie for the second. In the final game loss to Sandwich West by a 3.2 score, coach Bogart said he team outplayed the opposition, but couldn't score the needed goals. He added, "It was pro- bably the best game we played in the entire tourney." Molting Hawks tie London The Exeter Molting Hawks played to a 6-6 tie with the North London Old Devils in a recent oldtimers hockey game at the South Huron Rec Centre. The Molting Hawks jumped into a 3-2 first period lead on two goals by Jim MacDonald and one successful shot from the stick of Al Rundle. Bob McDonald picked up two assists and Jim Russell helped set up one score. In the second period, Bob MacDonald converted a pass from Al Flynn and Keith Ahrens hit the London net on a pass from Bill Chipchpse. The only third period score for the Molting Hawks was notched by Bob McDonald on a three-way passing combina- tion with Jim Russell and Jim MacDonald. MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob Lammie 136 Main St. N., Bus: (319)233-1323 Exeter, Ontario Res: (319)262-2134 NOM 1S0 Down three goals in the third period, the Generals made it close. On a power play, Steve Gould registered on a three- way passing effort. with Scott Bogart and Scott Lovie. A minute later, Lovie counted an unassisted score on a se- cond power play attempt. 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