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Citizens News, November 30, 1978
GOOD SAVE — Goalie Randy Oke of the Zurich Buckeyes was called upon to make some excellent saves in the "A" division of
the Hensall intermediate hockey tournament held on the weekend. Oke made this stop against the Parkhill Merchants in the
final game Sunday. Other Buckeyes in the picture are (left -right) John Graham, Rich Schilbe and Ken Smale. Staff photo
Defeat Sherwoods by shots on goal
Buckeyes win 'A' title at Hensall
Hustle.
That's the best word to
describe the Zurich
Buckeyes victory in the "A"
final of eight team in-
termediate hockey tour-
nament held over the
weekend in Hensall.
The Buckeyes took the $400
top prize for their efforts.
Zurich fought its way into
the top grouping of the
tournament which was
sponsored by the Hensall
Minor Athletic Association
by defeating Hensall by a
margin of 31-27 in shots on
goal, outscoring Monkton 7-4
and in the final game edging
Parkhill 4-3.
Spokesman for the Athletic
Association, Bill Taylor said
they were very pleased with
the way the tournament
turned out with a good
chance that the tournament
will be held next year.
Taking the "B" title was a
team from Exeter made up
of Pfaff Electric and the Les
Pines from the Exeter Rec
league.
The "A" final turned out to
be an all South Huron
Hockey League affair bet-
ween the Buckeyes and
Merchants of the local in-
termediate "C" loop.
Zurich jumped out to 1-0
lead midway through the
first period as Rich Schilbe
on an unassisted goal beat
RADER IS MVP — Ron
Rader of the Zurich Buckeyes
was the most valuable player
in the "A" championship
game between the Buckeyes
and the Parkhill Merchants
Sunday. Rader received a set
of glasses from Labatts for
his efforts. Staff photo
Tom Steeper in net for
Parkhill.
The Merchants came back
with two goals in the later
stages of the first and took a
2-1 lead going into the second
stanza.
The lead was shot -lived as
Ron Desjardine took a pass
from Schilbe and beat the
Parkhill goaltender with a
little over a minutes elapsed
in the period.
Six minutes later, the
Buckeyes pulled in front as
Ron Rader scored with help
from Weido .and Dave Cyr.
In the third period, Weido
came back with what proved
to be the game winner as he
scored with five minutes
gone. Pat Bedard and Mike
Clarke assisted.
The Merchants continued
to apply pressure and put
one past Randy Oke, in goal
for the Buckeyes.
Following a penalty to the
Merchants with only sec-
onds remaining, Parkhill
pulled their goaltender in
last ditch effort to get the
tying goal but it was to no
avail.
In the Buckeyes first game
of the tournament played
Saturday morning against
Hensall, the game ended in a
6-6 tie but Zurich won the
game with their advantage
in shots on goal.
Leading the way for Zurich
was Kim McKinnon with a
three goal performance,
followed by Schilbe with a
pair. Clarke added the
single.
Scoring for Hensall were
Brian Baker with two goals
with singles going to Dwight
Consitt, Rick Ingram, Bill
Chipchase and Larry
Bourne.
The Buckeyes made it to
the "A" final with their 7-4
victory over Monkton.
Desjardine lead the way
for Zurich with a two goal
performance with singles
going to Schilbe, Pete
Postill, Grant Lee, Glen
Overholt and Clarke.
In the "B" final, Exeter
defeated Huron Park 5-1 to
take the $200 prize for that
division.
Leading the way for
Exeter was Jim Guenther
with two goals while singles
went to Larry Haugh, Ken
Bergmen, and Scott Burton.
Matt Muller picked up the
lone Huron Park goal.
Exeter found itself in the
"B" division following an
opening round loss to the
Grand Bend Colonials.
Scoring the only Exeter
goal of the 4-1 loss was
Burton.
Grand Bend goals in the
game were scored by Pete
Gil with two, Paul MaGuire
and Larry Laye.
Exeter came back with a
victory as they defeated
Mildmay 8-2 to reach the
"B" final.
Scoring two goals apiece
for Exeter were Bergmen,
Haugh and Geunther.
Singles went to Burton and
Randy Gilfillan.
The game was on the
rough side with referees
Brian Campbell and John
Varley calling a total of 31
penalties.
In other games played
involving local teams,
Monkton defeated Huron
Park 5-4 in the opening
round.
Scoring goals for Huron
Park were Ron Funston,
Rick Funston, Eldon
McCutcheon and Muller.
A "B" division semi-final
saw Huron Park defeat
Hensall 6-4.
Parkhill gained the "A"
final as they defeated Grand
Bend 6-4.
Picking up the Colonials
goals were Dan Dalton,
Laye, Pete Gil, and Steve
Kadlecik.
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