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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-21, Page 11WIN SARNiA TOURNEY — The Exeter Molting Hawks won the recent Sarnia Oldtimers tourney with five straight wins. Back, left, Bill Pincombe, Jim Pfaff, Eric Finkbeiner, Scott Burton, Jim Russell, Mike Cushman, Keith Ahrens, Jock Chipchase, Jim MacDonald and coach Jack Fuller. Front, Bob McDonald, Walt Tiedeman, Al Flynn, Glenn Stire, Frank Boyle, Bob Jones and Peter McFalls. Missing were Bill Chipchase and Ken Hyde. Sponsor weekend tourney Molting Hawks get pair of victories The Exeter Molting Hawks scored an impressive 9 - 2 win over the London Leos in oldtimers hockey action Mon- day night and a week earlier they downed the Zurich Has Beens 7 - 4. Keith Ahrens led the Hawks scoring Monday night with a three goal performance. Scott Burton was next with two suc- cessful shots and scoring in single fashion were Jim Russell, Mike Cushman, Pete McFalls and Bob Jones. In the playmaking depart- ment Mike Cushman, Jack Chipchase and Keith Ahrens were tops with three assists apiece. Helping on two goals each were Pete McFalls, Jim Pfaff and Scott Burton while Bob McDonald and Al Flynn picked up single assists. Bill Chipchase was a two goal scorerin the winover the Zurich Has Beans. Getting one goal apiece were Scott Burton, Bob Jones, Mike Cushman, Pete McFalls and Jack Chipchase. FASTBALL MVP Der- wyn Hodgins of Strothroy Jets was selected os the recipient of the most valuable player award in the Memorial Fastball League. Hodgins, a pit- cher struck out 205 batters while compiling a 1.21 earned run average in 22 games. The MFL held their annual awards dinner in Camlachie. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Hodgins, RR 8 Parkhill. Frank Boyle was the Molting Hawks leader in assists with three. Next with two apiece were Bill Chip - chase and Bob Jones. Single assists went to Pete McFalls, Jack Chipchase and Keith Ahrens. Tourney set The second annual Exeter Molting Hawks oldtimers hockey tournament will be held this weekend at the South Huron Rec Centre with 12 teams participating. The tourney begins Friday night at 7 p.m. with the Hen - sell Driftwoods meeting the London Blues. At 8:15 p.m. it's the Zurich Has Beans against the Lucan Irish Flyers and at 9:30 p.m. the London Dough Boys tangle with Intra -City. Games begin at 8 a.m. Satur- day morning and continue each one hour and 15 minutes until the 12th game of the day goes at 9:45 p.m. Saturday games for area teams are Hensall against the Bridgestone Blades at 8 a.m., Lucan versus the Old Rats at 11:45 a.m.. Hensall takes on Shuffleboard Grace Farquhar was the big winner in two of the three shuffleboard outings this week at the South Huron Rec Centre. She was the winner in Tues- day's ladies action with three victories and a score of 237 and was best in Wednesday's mixed play with the same number of wins and a score of 236. The runnersup in the ladies play Tuesday were Vi Sweitzer 148, Ila Love 125 and Mildred Thomson 118. John Eberle was second in Wednesday's mixed competi- tion with two wins and 236. Next came Ernie Ross 210, Beatrice Richardson 201 and Tom Yellow 197. Ross Marshall with a score of 304 was tops in Thursday's men's division. Next in line came Marshall Dearing 293, Harold Rowe 292, Delmar Skinner 262 and Phil Hern 255. There will be no men's shuf- fleboard on Thursday, November 22. I/MI MIR IN lilt IIIIII Ill NM IIIII ILIUMSNOWMOBILES 1 1 1 1 Have your snowmobile in top running 1 1 shape for winter. , Make an appoinnnent today. 1 1 Complefe Checkup1 1 , 4995 1 only We check all makes and models of 1 snowmobiles C.C. Rentals & Service We also do: Crankshaft rebuilding and Cylinder boring Hours: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 237-3456 Mt. Carmel am we ow so es um NI so 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Intra -City at 2:15, Zurich tangles with Sarnia at 3:30, and Belmont at 8:30 and Lucan meets the Sarnia Oilers in the final game of the day at 9:45 p.m. The Sunday schedule starts at 9 a.m. with three games Pee wees Waxers. b The Exeter pee wees con tinued their unbeaten record in Shamrock league and ex- hibition hockey play this season Wednesday as they edged Strathroy 3-2. The club now has six vic- tories and one tie in regular league play and a win and a tie in exhibition action. After Strathroy had taken a 1-0 first period lead, the locals scored two unanswered goals in the middle period to go ahead to stay. Mark Burton started the scoring on a three-way pass- ing combination with Todd McCann and Tim van Dam and McCann counted on passes from Burton and Al Blommaert. The third and winning goal was notched in the third period by Rob McLelland with Jamie Bedard and Harlan Tinney picking up assists. Waxers split The Eketer Waxers broke even this week in two novice hockey games. Saturday in Shamrock league play, the Waxers downed Mitchell 11-2 and Sun- day they were defeated in an exhibition game 8-3 by Mitchell. In the win over Mitchell, the Waxers after being held to a 3-2 score in the first period broke the game wide open with four unanswered goals in each of the second and third periods. Chris McDonald, Rob Wagner and Sean McCann were the Exeter marksmen in the first period with assists going to Darren Kints and McCann. In the second period Sean McCann let go two successful shots to bring his game total followed by four semi-final contests. The B championship final is set for 5:45 with the A finalists ready to do battle at 7:15 p.m. A tournament dance will be held Saturday night with no admission charge. unbeaten, reak even - to three and Trevor Taylor and Marty DeBruyn scored in single fashion. The only assist was credited to Steve Cook. In the third period, McCann registered his fourth goal of the game on a three-way ef- fort with Ted Hoffman and Rob Wagner, Darren Kints converted a pass from Chris McDonald and Matt Godbolt and Ian Jean scored on solo dashes. Sean McCann fired all three Exeter goals in the loss to Seaforth. Getting assists were Ian Jean, Jamie van Dam and Gavin Snell. tv Atoms win Strong goaltending by John Weverink led the Exeter Atom Crunchers to a 4-3 vic- tory over Clinton Saturday. The Clinton squad showed they meant business by scor- ing at only 1:01 into the game but Exeter quickly evened the score at 3:13 on a quick blast by Allan McFalls, assisted by Jeremy Brock. Both teams failed to capitalize on several scoring opportunities until Brent Miron notched the go-ahead goal at 9:57. Clinton tied the game at 3:06 of the second frame but at 7:14 superlative solo effort by Mark McDonald put the home team back in the lead. Clinton scored two minutes later and managed to end the third period tied at three. Jeremy Brock's quick shot at 1:57 proved to be the win- ner with the assist going to Derek Beckett. The re- mainder of the game gave John Weverink the opportuni- ty to demonstrate flawless goaltending. AIMS 1111111111111. In basketball Giris tains in s.ini'fInaIs The SHDHS girls' cage teams both ddeated Stratford Central in quartet nal action to advance to sei� l play where hopes of r con- ference action were ended, as they lost to the strong Goderich teams. The senior match -up in a very quiet Stratford gym- nasium started off very slow- ly but gradually picked up momentum as they play wore on. The local seniors found themselves down by one point at half time but continued to persevere. After three quarters of play, the Panthers were losing by three when coach Stephen Merner decid- ed to switch from a zone to man-to-man defence. The strategy change work- ed as the locals found themselves on top 33-28 at the end of regular play. Irene Brand and Jacqui Cottrell led the scoring with 12 and 10 points respectively while Diane Willis and Andrea Zim- mer each ended four points. The seniors had not ex- pected to win but pulled off one of their better matches to walk away with the win and advance to semi-final play. The Panthers were soundly eliminated from further ac- tion by Goderich. The Vikings opened a 35-13 lead before the half time buzzer sounded and continued to impress home town fans, leaving the score at 63-30. Cottrell was the scoring leader for the local seniors with a total of 13 points. Irene Brand collected seven points and had 12 rebounds. Diane Midgets an even The Exeter midgets gained an even split in two Shamrock hockey league games this week They edged Lucan 4-2 and dr6pped an 8-4 decision to St. Marys. Against Lucan, three unanswered goals in the third period clinched the Exeter victory. In the first period, Jim Lewis registered the only Ex- eter goal oh an unassisted ef- fort while Steve Gibbs and Donnie Hugill were the Lucan marksmen with assists going HULLY GULLY November 25 at 2 p.m. Nul- ty Gully will host its first cross-country endurance race. It will consist of 3/4 part of motocross track, some field running, a bit of bush running, a few mud holes and a little open trail. The objective is to complete as many laps as you can in the two hour time limit. Riders will be allowed one gas stop during the event. Motorcycles and ATV will be running; bikes will start on the first wave and ATV on the second wave. More of these events are planned for the 85 upcoming season. All classes are runn- ing. Entry fee is $5 per class; prizes to the fifth in each class. Bike and ATV owners alike are encouraged to par- tici..te PANTHER SPOILS -- Shown with the Huron -Perth trophy and pennant after winn- ing the junior football championship are Panther captains Vern Iskauskos, Scott Heywood, Steve Wilkinson, John Relouw and Lorry McCarter. T -A photo r v lu • Clip and Save 20% •ffPresent this coupon and receive One coupon per cleaning on your PRO CAR CLEAN Including complete or partial jobs a EXETER MOTORS LTD. Prepare for the holidays! Main Street North, Exeter, Ont. Sas-1100 Peggy Hay Clip and Save. Valid until Dec. 21st, 1984 Willis added tour points and seven rebounds while Zim- mer and Karen Rowe ac- counted for four points each. It wasn't height that beat the seniors, it was quickness. The Goderich girls executed the Last break to perfection and were tough to stop. The Panthers finished their respectable season off with fashion, playing pretty well against a very strong Goderich squad. It was a similar scene for the junior cage team, margin- ly defeating Central and los- ing to Goderich by 30 points. One basket was the dif- ference in the junior quarter- final at the local school against Central, as it was when the two teams met dur- ing regular season. The lead swung back and forth but the locals found themselves ahead 32-30 when the clock ran out. A strong cheering section helped the juniors cause throughout the fast paced match. Diane Deraing paced the way against Central with 10 points. Kellie Whiteford and Kristin Lovie picked up eight points each and Beth Sweeney added six. • The crowd payed a big part in Goderich for semi-final ac- tion as well. The junior cagers had trouble clicking and a strong full court press made it difficult for the locals to set up their offence. Goderich opened up a 20 point lead before the half and continued to add to that in the second half leaving the score at 53-23 in the Viking's favour. Eight players figured in on the scoring for the locals. Kel- • gain split to Brad Scott and Steve McIntyre. In the second period, Mark Morrissey and Bud Richard- son scored for Exeter on solo dashes and Bryan Quinn con- verted a pass from Bill Lessard. Against St. Marys, Chris Tiedeman was a double goal scorer for Exeter. Bud Richardson assisted on both and single assists were pick- ed up by Dave Russell and Terry Zachar. Bill Lessard notched a single goal for Exeter on a three-way effort with Bryan Quinn and Jim Lewis and Quinn was successful on a pass from Tim Moore. Tony McEwen scored two goals for St. Marys. Adding single scores were Geoff Slater, Owen Lessard, Tim Campbell, Andy Gibb, Tom Teahen and Chris Turner. ly Coon led the scoring with six points and Kellie Whiteford and Laurie For- rester scored four each. Beth Sweeney, Sonya Shantz, Kristin Lovie, Patti Bierling added two each while Diane Dearing rounded out the scor- ing with one point. Yesterday the junior girls travelled to Stratford to take on Northwestern for the op- portunity to compete at WOSSA. WOSSA will be held at the local school starting the morning of November 30. In their previous meeting, Northwestern defeated the local juniors by one basket. The players would enjoy the opportunity to play in the WOSSA tourney since it is played here. Times -Advocate, November 21, 1984 Poge 11 RUST./ CMECK Save your body exclusively at Exeter Motors Ltd. Main St. North, Exeter 235-1100 BIRD 400 SEED Stock up for Winter Feeding Now available • Wild Bird Food • Sunflower Seed We are buyers of • Seed Barley • Feed Corn • Seed Oats • Feed Barley • Seed Soybeans • Feed Oats • Soybeans Highest prices paid for your 1984 grain Please give us a call at 235.0770 9 GOLDEN HARVEST FARM SEEDS 151 Thames Road East, Exeter Give Us a Call at 235-0770 SUIT UP FOR SAFE WINTER DRIVING! DRESS PROPERLY GET OUR 10 -POINT WINTER -SAFETY INSPECTION FOR ONE LOW PRICE! 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