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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-14, Page 15SH basketball schedule ends The South Huron basketball teams finished off the regular season on a winning note to quality for play-off action which started yesterday: The junior cagers defeated the Wingham Madill Mustangs by a decisive 36-20 score to complete the regular season, while the senior squad finished the schedule winning 32-20 but dropped three games in tournament play over the weekend. The juniors dominated play the whole game to record the win in Wingham, Tuesday. That placed the juniors in third position in the overall league standings. Diane Dearing was the leading scorer against the Mustangs with nine points. Kellie Whiteford and Kristen Love each had six and Denise Henning added five. Finishing third overall gives the Panthers home court advantage for quarter- final action. The juniors fac- ed Stratford Central yester- day at the local school for the privilege of moving on to semi-final action against one of the top two teams who received a bye through quarter -final action. Pacers win four straight The Huron Park Pacers in only their second season in the Western Ontario Women's hockey league are off to a good start. Last year the team didn't find the first vic- tory until the ninth game, but this year the team has yet to lose. The Pacers won their fourth straight game Friday night when they beat the home town Port Stanley team 3-1. Saturday evening they met the only other unbeaten team in the league, the club from South London. The game was penalty filled but exciting and the outcome did little to hurt either club, when they played to a 1-1 tie. The Pacers now have a lit- tle break in the schedule and don't play again until they are home to meet the F'orest City Rebels, Saturday, November 24 at 8 p.m. Although the junior cagers beat Central by only one basket when the two teams met in regular season play, the girls are confident that they can beat Central once again. Three-year veteran Diane Dearing says, "If we get our act together and play well. we'll get the chance to move on to the semis." - The senior cagers played one of their best games of the season to claim the last available play-off position. beating Madill 32-20. The Panthers took it to Madill early, opening a 21.4 lead before half time. Jacqui Cottrell and Irene Brand led the South Iluron scoring at- tack with 15 and 14 points respectively. The senior squad faced Stratford Central yesterday in quarter -final action as well. The locals were defeated by a small margin when the two teams met during regular season play. The seniors have been prac- tising hard and the girls have a good attitude, knowing as underdogs that they will have to play well in front of the Stratford crowd to advance further. The senior basketball squad participated in a tournament at East Elgin over the weekend losing all three of their matches. The locals were defeated by the host school (East Elgin), Woodstock C.I., and East Northumberland. Irene Brand was the leading South Iluron scorer in the lopsided 34-17 loss to East Elgin. Brand had nine points while Julie Lamport added four. Brand was again the leading scorer in a 33-20 loss to East Northumberland. Brand ac- counted for 11 while Jacqui Cottrell picked up five. The Panthers were again defeated in their last tourna- ment match of the season. The locals dropped a 36-21 decision with Jacqui Cottrell pacing the attack with eight points. Irene Brand scored seven while Andrea Zimmer and Diane Willis added four and two points respectively to ers scoring parade in the round out the scoring THAT'S THE GRIP — Many times world horse shoe pit- ching champion Elmer Hohl was at Wednesday's Open House at Centralia College. Above, Hohl shows Jock Urquhart of the Kirkton area the proper way to grip the shoe. T -A photo Waxers score shutout win The Exeter Waxers were winners in two novice league hockey games this week as they edged Lucan 3-1 and trounced Mitchell by a score of 12-0. Two Exeter goals in the third pet od proved enough to get the Waxers their 3-1 vic- tory over Lucan. Ian Jean scored on a solo effort and combined with Trevor Taylor to set up Sean McCann for the insurance goal. In the first period, McCann notched the first Exeter goal on an unassisted effort and Jason Hodgson replied for Lucan on a pass from Shawn Fairweather. Sean McCann led the Wax - romp over Mitchell with a hat trick performance. Next in line with two goals apiece were Trevor Taylor, Ian Jean, Ted Hoffman and Rob Wagner. Scoring in single fashion for Exeter were Mary Debruyn and Gavin Snell. In the playmaking depart- ment, Jamie van Dam, Rob Wagner and Ted Hoffman were ,tops with three assists apiece. Sean McCann helped on three assists apiece. Sean McCann and Steve Cook each helped on three goals while Steve Stire assisted on two scores and Ian Jean, Marty DeBruyn and Trevor Taylor helped on one each. 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Huron Park vv In rive srralgnr games Times -Advocate, November 14, 1984 Page 3A Molting Hawks take Sarnia tourney championship The Exeter Hotline Hawks Molting Hawks won five straight games on the weekend to win the grand championship in the annual Bluewater International oldtimers hockey tournament in Sarnia. Competition was keen in the G division with four of the five wins for the Exeter club com- ing by only a single goal margin. In the opener, the Molting Irish get one point The Lucan Irish gained on- ly one point in two OHA Junior "D" hockey games this week as they played to a 2-2 tie with Mt. Brydges, Wednesday and dropped a 7-3 decision to the Exeter Hawks, Friday night in Exeter. This coming week will be a busy one for the Irish. They are at home tonight, Wednes- day to the league leading Tavistock Braves and are on the road for games in Mitchell Friday night and Thedford, Sunday. Both goals for the Irish in the tie with Mount Brydges came on unassisted efforts. Steve Glenn scored on a power play in the first period and Mark Bannon counted in the second period of play. Dan Gibson was the marksman for both Mount Brydges goals. Shuffleboard Seniors shuffleboard league play continued at the South Iluron Rec Centre this week. In the mixed class, Mar- shall Dearing was the winner with two victories and a score of 176. Next came Ernie Ross 175, Aub Farquhar 174, boss Richardson 161 and Muriel Marshall 160. Harold Rowe with three wins and a score of 200 was the best in Thursday's rnen's play. Following were Ross Richardson 172, John Eberly 144, Meine Eizenga 136 and Ross Marshall 129. Hockey kits For the second year, "Get High on Hockey", a drug prevention kit, is being hand- ed out to more than 50,000 peewee hockey players at registration time. The kit, a popular item with kids and parents last year, is produced by Alcohol and Drug Concerns, Inc. It boasts a new pamphlet for parents with tips on prevention strategies. The OMHA, NOHA and numerous .other hockey associations are distributing the kit throughout Ontario, Hawks went on a scoring spree in the last four minutes of the third period to score three times and edge London Whitehill's 76, The Hawks edged the Kit- chener Falling Stars 4-3 in the second contest and in their third outing had the easiest time disposing of Lansing, Michigan by a score of 6-2. The semi-final and cham- pionship games were close with the Molting Hawks edg- ing the Sarnia Old Flyers and Lucan by similar 2-1 scores. In the G final contest, Ex- eter goalie Ken Hyde was named the most valuable player. In the first game against London Whitehills, each team scored four goals in the first period and the London team scored twice early in the third to move ahead and that's when the Molting Hawks swung into high gear. With the score 6-4, Jack Chipchase scored on an unassisted effort, Keith Ahrens tied the score on passes from Mike Cushman and Jim Pfaff and Scott Bur- ton converted a pass from Cushman to get the win. In the first period for the Hawks, Jim Pfaff, Keith Ahrens, Jack Chipchase and Scott Burton were the marksmen. In game two, Keith Ahrens led the Molting Hawks with a hat trick performance and Scott Burton added the fourth score which was the winner over Kitchener. Burton also picked up two assists. Helping on one goal apiece were Walt Tiedeman, Jack Chipchase, Mike Cushman and Ahrens. Game three against Lans- ing was the only easy outing for the Hawks. Scoring was Dart scores In Friday's regular action in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the Trailers, Swat and Snyde and Clyde teams each picked up four points. This week's scores were: Trailers 4 4 -W's 1 Swat 4 Scotties 1 Snyde and Clyde 4 011ie's Best 1 Itchy Niters 3 Outlaws 2 Smurfs 3 Shiphunters 2 Lost Flights 3 Odd Ones 2 All in the Family 3 A -Team 2 Turtles 3 Canscotts 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 11 p.m. 4 -W's vs 011ie's Best All in the Family vs Odd Ones Scotties vs Smurfs Canscotts vs Lost Flights 9::10 p.m. Outlaws vs Turtles Itchy Niters vs A -Team Shiphunters vs Swat Trailers vs Snyde and Clyde well spread with six different players getting one goal apiece. They were Jim Mac- Donald, Bill Chipchase, Mike Cushman, Keith Ahrens, Bob Macdonald and Jim Russell. The G division semi-final contest saw the Molting Hawks move into an early 2-0 lead and then hang on to beat the Sarnia Flyers 2-1. Keith Ahrens notched the opening goal on passes from Bill Chipchase and Mike Cushman and Chipchase fired the winner on a pass from brother Jack. 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