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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-18, Page 15LOTS OF SUPPORT — The South Huron Panthers received plenty of vocal support from the school's cheerleaders and other spectators as they wan the Huron-Perth senior football title Saturday. T-A photo Hawks gain two victories, switch home ice to Zurich Atotn$ lose exhibition The Exeter atoms travelled to Parkhill Saturday and absorbed a 54 tons at the hands of the home club. Atoms edge Merton In regular Shamrock league play Sunday at the Huron Park arena, the Exeter atoms chalked up a 3-1 victory over Ilderton. All Exeter goals were scored in less than four minutes in the first part of the second period. Steve could started the scoring for the winners on a three-way combination with Doug Scott and Steve Laithwaite at the four minute mark. A minute and 40 seconds later the same trio was successful. This time Doug Scott pulled the trigger with assists going to Steve Gould and Steve Laithwaite. The only Ilderton goal was fired by T. 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NorioNt Times-Advocate, November 1.8, 1976 ea** 1 Shop at Home against Huron Park in Shamrock league play, Sunday. The only Exeter Marker coming late in the third period was fired by Steve Francis on passes from Trevor Boyle and Tim Bean. Terry Hodgins scored twice for Huron Park and Steve O'Neil added a Single. Another pee wee loss In Shamrock pee wee action, Sunday, Ilderton scored a 4.2 win over the Exeter "A" club, The Exeter youngsters were able to score the first and last goals of the game but their Ilderton counterparts scored four times in the interval. Mike Clark notched the first Exeter goal on a three-way effort with Bill Glover and Mark Vandergunst and David Shaw fired the final counter on an unassisted play. Scoring for Ilderton were Dean Armitage, Donald Gullick, Geoff Martin and Steve O'Neil, Atoms down Huron Park Three goals in the first period allowed the Exeter atoms to go on to a 7-1 victory over Huron Park, Sunday, Trevor Johnston shot the Exeter youngsters into an early lead at 2;25 of the first period on a pass from Tim Easterbrook. Then Terry Zachar took over and scored two quick goals. Assist on both were provided by Sean Whiteford. Each team scored one goal in the middle frame. Gary McDonald scored for Exeter on passes from Danny Morley and Allan Pym and Glenn Lessard replied for Huron Park on a solo effort. In the third period, Terry Zachar scored to complete a hat trick with assists going to captain Brett Batten and Sean Whiteford. Sean Whiteford scored on a lone rush and Gary McDonald con- verted a pass from Jeff Taylor. Bantams victorious The Exeter bantams scored a'7- 2 victory over Ilderton in Shamrock league play Sunday at the Huron Park arena. The Exeter win came on the strength of five unanswered goals after the two clubs were tied 2-2 at the end of the first period. The game was only two minutes old when Steve Pearce put his Exeter club on the scoreboard on a pass from Kevin Parsons. Two minutes later Wayne Parsons fired a successful shot with assists going to Jeff Fuller and Dave Jackson. The first period inarksmen,for Ilderton were Frank Zupancic and John Medd: The Exeter youngsters jumped into a 4-2 lead in the middle frame on goals by Jeff Fuller from Wayne Parsons and Ed Willis on an unassisted effort. In the final stanza, David L. Bell found the mark for Exeter on an unassisted effort, Wayne Smith registered on passes from Doug Fletcher and Dave Jackson and Wayne Parsons converted a pass from Jeff Fuller. Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER Department of Transportation has been testing road signs • with symbols instead of words. Knife and fork indicate a full- service restaurant; a key over a car indicates auto rental. 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Next come the Doublers with 29 and the Last Chance with 28 points. The Outlaws, Itchy Niters and Flying Highs are next with 27 points and the Scotties and Out of Space have 26 points each, Deadlocked with 25 points each are the Nicky Tams and Robins. The Nite Hawks follow with 22 points and the Shiphunters and Dead Enders complete the .standings with 18 each. Anne Kennedy fired a 140 score this week to gain a tie with Ann Romaniuk for the ladies high game. In the most games won Barb Hearn and Marg Hedley lead the ladies with 13 games a piece and Bill Lenk and Oliver Jaques are best for the men with identical 13 highs. Games Friday are as follows: 8 P.M. Last Chance vs Dead Enders Out of Space vs Nite Hawks Shiphunters vs Outlaws 9:30 P.M. 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Brydges VS Exeter 8;00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 21 ZURICH ARENA ...1111UltlIMMIUMUHIIIIIIIIHIHMIIIIHIIIIHOUginuiminiu1111111111111$1111111111Int UW [111111111 The Exeter Hawks scored two victories this week in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" western division to up their season point total to 13, The Mitchell Hawks continue to hold down first place with 15 points, but the Exeter club has three games in hand. Friday night in Thamesford the Hawks scored 10-7 win over the Thamesford Trojans and Sunday night at the Hensall arena, the Exeter club downed the Belmont Bombers 6-2. TheHawks are.back in action on three occasions this week, They were in Lucan last night, Wednesday to meet the Irish. Saturday they travel to Mt, Brydges and Sunday night they will meet the same Mt. Brydges team at the Zurich arena at 8 p,m. The remaining home games for the Hawks will be played at the Zurich arena, mostly on Sunday nights. 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Phil Knight scored the second Exeter marker on a pass from Fred Mommersteeg and Perry Pooley hit the mark on passes from Fred Mommersteeg and Paul Brooks. The fourth Hawks goal came as the result of a power play with Fred Mommersteeg firing the shot and the assist went to Ken Pinder, The Hawks scored twice in the second period while the Trojans counted once. Ken Pinder con- verted a pass from Perry Pooley and Rick Ingram registered with passing help from Brian Taylor and Steve Jennison on another power play. In the closing session, Ken Pinder found the mark with two shots to claim a hat trick for his night's efforts and Matt Muller and Rick Ingram added singles. Finder's first goal came on a solo effort and assists on the second were provided by Phil Knight and Fred Mommersteeg. Don McKellar and Paul Brooks set up Matt Muller and Jim Ferguson assisted on Rick Ingram's score. unassisted goal at 17 minutes of the middle frame to cut the Exeter deficit to a single goal. The Hawks bounced back with three goals in the first six minutes of the final period and were never headed. Phil Knight converted a pass from Don McKellar at 3:35 of the third to even the score at two goals. Only 45 seconds later Fred Mommersteeg scored what proved to be the winning goal on a three-way effort with Ken Pinder and John Van Gerwen. At 5:50 the light behind the Belmont net blinked again. This time Gerald Weido hit the mark on passes from Brian Taylor and captain Steve Jennison, The fifth Exeter goal came from the stick of Paul Brooks with the assist going to Brian Taylor. The final Exeter counter was chalked up by Ken Pinder. Assisting were John Van Gerwen and Fred Mommersteeg. The Belmont marksmen were Paul Logan and Bill Willsie. Each team scored one goal on a power play advantage. Gerald Weido was the Exeter scorer while Paul Logan counted for Belmont with Paul Brooks off for interference in the first period. Randy Lovie was in goal for the Hawks and was able to keep his doorstep clean after 7:47 second period. The two stars for the Hawks winning the McKnight Men's Wear awards were Phil Knight and Don McKellar. Another slow start Friday's Hawks victory in Thamesford was accomplished in SCOTT'S LEATHER SHOP 235-0694 120 Sanders St. W. Exeter all1I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MIIMplIMMIll New shooters out in recent weeks include Kitchener Pavlick, John Baker, Jody Mosurinjohn and Paul and Bill Armstrong. MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 23 Bill McNutt continued his supremacy over members of the Exeter claybird gun club with perfect scores on two consecutive Saturdays. Saturday, November 13, McNutt fired a perfect 25 to give him top spot in class "A". Glenn Vickery was best in the "B" division with a score of 15. Randy Stanlake with a score of 16 was best in the "C" section followed by Tim Oliver with a 14. 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