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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-04-04, Page 13At Exeter, Stephen arenas Times -Advocate, April 4, 1984 Pope 13 Ivcun Layers, Hagon, Tbodford win ansa noKoalaet tournamont chanupionsluip The Lucan Lasers, Thed- ford Couglry Boys and Lucan Hagen Hackers won the three championshipps_ in the weekend nobody contact hockey tournament at the South Huron Rec Centre and the Stephen township arena. The Lasers edged Pfaff Electric 4-2 in the final after defeating Protective 7-2, CreditonShogun 4-1 end High and Dry 6-0. On the way to the final Pfaff's edged AiIsa Craig 3-2 and bombed MacLean's 12-1. The 'Medford Country Boys doubled the score 4-2 on Crediton Shogun to take the B title. Shogun reached the final by defeating the Tigers 6-1 and the•Honkeis 6-0. In the C category the Lucan Hagen Hackers swamped the WIN AREA REC TOURNEY — The Lucan Lasers won the weekend rec hockey tournament held at the South Huron Rec Centre and the Stephen township arena. Back, left, Brad Taylor, Robbie Barry, David Geddes, Jerry Brown, Jeff Hartman, Paul Medd, Doug Latta, Brian Noyes, Bob Cornish and Bob Smith. Front, Gord Moon, Rick Abel, Dan Marshall, Kevin Lightfoot, Rick Freeman, Ron Glenn, Cecil Nickles, Brad England and Chris Smith. Stratford Devils 14-3 to take the crown. They blanked the Outlaws 9.0 in the semi-final. Brian Noyes scored two goals to lead the Lasers to their final victory. Scoring single goals were Jeff Hart- man and Dan Marshall. Scoring for Pfaff Electric were Ken Pinder and Dennis Bierling. In the 12-1 win for Pfaff's over MacLean's Bill Chip - chase scored five times. Jeff Fuller was next with a hat trick. Jamie Caldwell scored twice and singles went to Ken Pinder and Brian Mercer. Cec Nickles and Gord Moon each scored two for the Lasers m the win over High and Dry. Getting one each were Ron Glenn and Dan Marshall. Scoring single goals in the 4-1 win over Shogun were Gord Moon, Brian Noyes, Paul Medd and Rob Cornish. The lone Shogun score was fired by Bruce Hodge. Jeff Hartman scored three times in the Laser's win over Protective. Rick Freeman scored twice and singles were nv added by Brian Noyes and Gerry Brown. Scoring fir Protective was Glen Carter. In their first win by 3-2 over Allsa Craig Mike Cushman, Keith Ahrens and Ken Pinder scored for Pfaffs. Ailsa Craig marksmen were Rick Ed- wards and Tony Micheilson. In the C final, Jim Benn scored six times to lead Hagen Hackers. Dennis Car- ty was next with a hat trick. Gord Hardy notched two and Mike Anderson and Dave Revington notched singles. Dave Revington notched three goals in the Hagen win over the Outlaws. Jim Benn and Dennis Carty notched two each and Gord Hardy scored once. In earlier games Crediton Shogun blanked the Honkers 6-0 and edged the Shipka Tigers 6-1. Mike Mills led Shogun with two goals against Shipka. Getting one each were Ron Pickering, Keith Davey, Dave Cruickshank and Tony JOIN THE CROWD BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob Lammie Bus: (519)233-1523 Res: (519)262.2134 136 Main St. N.. Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 Underhill. Scoring for Shipka was Eric Taggel. Ron Pickering with two goals was best against the Honkers. Scoring in single fashion were Steve Schroeder, John Schwirdt, Tony Underhill and Larry Lichty. eff Registration South Huron Rec Centre March 31 & April 7 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Cost: $15.00 per child Maximum per family $30.00 $5.00 extra for late registration NEW REGISTRANTS BRING USED 1. Copy of birth certificate EQUIPMENT 2. Small picture to attach to SALE players' card Exeter and District Minor Soc cer Association ntory Clearance Sale Kawasaki ■ AC 1 1 C CHAMPS FROM LUCAN — The C championship of the weekend no -contact hockey tournament was won by Lucan. Back, left, coach Andy Hardy, Tom Hardy, Dave Revington, Bill Boshart, Jim Benn and Jim Hearn. Front, Mike Wraith, Dennis Car- ty, Kevin Wood, Gard Hardy and Mike Anderson. T -A photo Readers write Moms, dads are right in local miner hoeke�n: Dear Ross: We can't open a magazine anymore without finding an article on "what's_wrong with minor hockey." One blames the level of coaching, another poor refereeing, yet another pins the blame on insufficient ice time, etc. The list is endless. As a coach, I'd like to point out something very right and very good about minor hockey; Mom and Dad'! The demands on these precious people are many. There's the financial cost of registration, equipment, skate sharpening, travelling, admissions and arena meals. There's also the personal cost of lost Satur- days, late, cold or missed meals, hard arena benches, cold noses and toes and juggl- ed schedules. These sacrifices are given willingly with hard- • Jim D. 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The mothers who served as phone relay messengers, the mothers and fathers who wrestled other kids into skates and equipment, the moms and dads who offered but weren't called upon. My gratituded to them all. Dave Hewitt served as team manager. His children are still too young to be in- volved, but he was still always there. Al Quinn of Ex- eter Minor Hockey never fail- ed to support as completely, his son, Brian, was the best tyke referee on ice. My thanks to these people. Our recent tournament in Clinton was a prime example of the support that my team and I had all year. Moms, dads, brothers and sisters brought horns, noisemakes, banners, chants and cheers. To quoteoneof the team, "It sounds like a parade!" We went all the way to the A finals'and it was because of the team's great ability and the SUPPORT of their families. Last Monday night, I was called home. My mother had suffered a stroke and her con- dition was critical. Her condi- tion improved and I returned to Exeter feeling a lot of dif- ferent moods, mostly con- cern. I opened the T -A, read the thank -you on your sports page and felt many arms around me. If there ever was a perfect time for a situation that was it. God bless them all. I had decided part way through the season that it would be my last. It was my fourth year of tyke and I was tired. That decision went out the window in a dressing room when I hugged a boy who was off to Florida. I can't give them or their parents up. I'll be back next year. Ross, please print this let- ter. The parents' sacrifices are indeed noticed and much appreciated. Harry Stuart, Coach Exeter Young Hawks Tyke Team 1 1 •1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 KE100 KE 125 KE175 GPZ305 4140;1.td Belt KDX 80 Can Am MX250 Can Am 125 Qualified Reg. $1,249. 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