Times-Advocate, 1979-02-28, Page 11Lucan
With one more Sunday
night to go, the ladies have a
commanding lead of 649 pins
in their annual competition
with the men. The ladies
have a total pinfall of 32234
compared to 31585 for the
men.
Diane Williams of the
Rolling Pins had a very fine
triple of 751 including a 332
single to lead the ladies. For
the Rockettes, Janet Ankers
had 583 and Florence Millson
had 530 for the CUndeboye
Curves.
For the men, Jeff Park had
605 for the King Pins and
from John Deere, Geo. Van
Geel had 580. The men really
have their backs.to the wall
as they head into their last
chance this Sunday evening
to try to come out on top for
the third year in a row.
Men's Inter-town ■ Lucan
Lanes four points at Strat
ford seven points. Wayne
Smith 349-1252, Don Watt 259-
1213.
Ladies Inter-Town ■ Lucan
four paints at Mitchell five
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Lorna Ellyatt 205-781. Lucan
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points. Willa Harding 245-
847, Nancy Densmore 272-
819.
Monday Ladies - Lorraine
Mosurinjohn 290-741, Joyce
Sovereign 244-699, May
Murphy 268-669, Edie Burt
235-643, Loretta Dickson 220-
621, Kae Haskett 249-607,
Debbie Glavin 221-604,
Muriel Kennedy 281, Audrey
Watt 254, Sandy Munro 239,
Vicki Horbaniuk 232, Mary
Latta 228, Hazel Eaton 221,
Louise Sutherland 220.
Senior Citizens - Jean
Miller 293-620, Percy
Williams 262-600, Alf Riley
228, Alex Young 204, Laura
Williams 203, Frank DeBlock
190, Gonda Vanleishout 181,
Nellie Blum 171, Gord Higgs
176.
Tuesday Juniors - Jeff
Nevin 250-499, Jennifer
Degraw 198-358, Richard
DeBrouwer 184-330, Terri
McRoberts 176-328, Stephen
Neil 202-324, Mike Neil 164-
301, Tonya Butchart 156,
Diane Watt
MacDonald
VanGeel 146.
Colleen's -
smore 273-654, Olive Simpson
233-620, Maryon Cobleigh
255-610, Jos Molenkamp 256,
Loretta Blake 230, Janet
Dawson 230, Anne Jones 217,
Joan Dietrich 210, Joan
Goddard 209, Helen Hearn
209, Marion Blake 208, Ilene
Abram 205.
Wednesday Juniors
Michael Cannon 205-327, Ian
Craig 159-303, Rod Johnston
154-303, Lisa Van Geel 154-
299, Brett Butchart 180-280,
Raymond Van Geel 161-268,
Todd Hayter 143-250, Ann
Hodgins 143, Tim Miller 138,
Shelly Pfaff 133.
Wednesday Mixed - Wayne
Smith 318, 239, 355-892, Jeff
Park 311, 260, 251-822, Bob
Smith 286, 272, 259-817, Doug
Lee 223-663, Heather Smith
235-620, Dave Mawdsley 244-
613, Shirley Bannerman 238,
Bill Bannerman 240-661,
Ward Ellyatt 231, Janice
Abram 230, Vic Capitano 228,
Mike Wraith 220, Kim Rae
220.
Thursday Men - Jeff Park
270-746, Bruce Parnall 253-
726, Don Watt 294-708, Dave
Hotson 266-685, Jim Burt 283-
682, Harold Mayo 259-671,
Wes Hickson 252-667, Frank
Hardy 245-662, Pat Clarke
294, Les Dreury 284, Doug
Cunningham 275, Rick
Rollings 273, Bev Bumstead
261.
Friday Mixed ■ Jim Unwin
225-655, Anna Mollard 262-
633, Mayine Parnall 239-628,
Bill Neil 208-609, Ken Wood
229-602, Edythe Watson 223-
600, Jim Burt 237, Howard
Ferguson 229, Les Parnall
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Theresa Aldrich
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HAWKS vs HAWKS
FOR THE THIRD TIME
For the third year in a row,
the Hawks from Exeter and
Mitchell will square off for
the northern division Junior
“D” title and the locals will
be trying for their third
straight triumph.
However, for the first time
in the annual battle, Exeter
will be the under-dogs as
they finished second behind
Mitchell in this year’s league
battle. That first place finish
will give Mitchell the home
ice advantage for the fifth
and seventh games.
But Exeter coach Ron
Bogart doesn’t see that as
being a big advantage. In
fact, he’s predicting the
series will only go six games,
but he isn’t making any
prediction as to which team
will emerge as champs.
“We know they’ll be pretty
tough, but we think we can
take them if we play as well
as we have in the past couple
of games,” he said after his
Hawks went through a
strenuous two-hour workout
Sunday.
While Exeter won only one
of the six meetings between
the teams this year, Bogart
noted that in many of those
games his team enjoyed a
lead but couldn’t hold on in
the final period.
While he won’t predict a
winner, Bogart readily
predicted that area fans will
enjoy some excellent
hockey. “The skills of the
game will be displayed
rather than any rough-house
tactics,” he opined.
“We’re ready to go and
hoping for the best,”
concluded.
The series opened
Mitchell last night and
second game will be
Exeter at 8:30 on Friday.
Centenaires
Win easily
In the fourth game of their
best-of-seven with Seaforth,
the Hawks displayed some
strong offence in the first two
periods on their way to an 11-
4 win to wrap up the set in the
minimum number of games.
The locals scored five
times in the first and added
another five in the second
before the
managed to get one past
Randy Lovie.
With their 10-1 lead, the
Hawks coasted through the
third period and were out-
scored by a 3-1 margin.
One of the pleasing aspects
for coach Bogart was the
well-balanced attack as
Jamie Caldwell was the only
two-goal man in the one
sided win. Single tallies were
fired by Terry Caldwell,
Goderich best
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H-P CAGERS — Mark Relouw (7) of Mt. Carmel goes up for
the ball during Saturday's Huron-Perth separate school
basketball tournament at SHDHS. T-A photo
Saturday’s Huron-Perth
Separate School elementary
basketball tournament at
South Huron District High
School was won by St. Marys
of Goderich.
Goderich defeated St.
Michael’s of Stratford by a
score of 22-17 in the cham
pionship game. Both clubs
were undefeated in four
games in round robin play.
Dublin was third with
three wins and a loss, Mt.
Carmel was next with a two
and two record, Zurich’s St.
Boniface won one and lost
three times while St. Marys
and Kingsbridge were
winless in four starts.
Victories by Mt. Carmel
were by scores of 37-8 over
St. Marys and 44-17 against
Kingsbridge. Zurich
defeated Mt. Carmel in a
close contest 22-21.
Lome Rideout of Our Lady
of Mount Carmel School was
the tournament convener.
Fred Mommersteeg, Phil
Knight, Brad Taylor, Brian
Mercer, Don McKellar, Ken
Pinder, Dave Kinsman and
Dave Bogart.
Taylor had three assists,
with one each being
registered by Ken Varley,
Ron Bilcke, Terry Caldwell,
Bogart, Kinsman, Knight,
Mommersteeg, Kerry
Bedard, Mercer and Pinder.
The Hawks served 18
minors and Seaforth scored
all four of their goals on
power plays. The Hawks
failed to score on any of their
power plays, but did register
two short-handed goals.
Randy Lovie stopped 39
shots while the Seaforth duo
managed 42 saves on their 53
shots.
Rally in third
The Hawks won the third
game of the series at the rec
centre, Tuesday, following a
pattern similar to their se
cond game win in Seaforth.
They broke a 3-3 tie in the
final period to pot five times
en route to their 8-4 verdict
over the Centenaires.
Exeter started out quickly
with Dave Bogart and Jamie
Caldwell connecting for
goals in the first four
minutes, but they couldn’t
hold the lead as Seaforth
rebounded to even the count
at three apiece. Brian
Mercer picked up the other
first period goal for the
Hawks.
After a scoreless second,
Mercer came back with his
second of the game at the
2:29 mark and the rally was
on. Jamie Caldwell picked
up his second of the night
and Don McKellar also add
ed a pair in the third, with
the single being triggered by
Brad Taylor.
Cam Doig and Paul
McClure scored a pair each
for the visitors, who were
out-shot by a margin of 43-
23.
Ken Pinder, Dave Bogart
and Ken Varley had three
assists each to lead the
Hawks in that department,
while aiding on one each
were Brian Mercer, Doug
Fletcher, Dave Kinsman,
Jamie Caldwell, Terry
Caldwell and Don McKellar.
Seaforth served 10
penalties, coinparied to the
seven meted out to Exeter.
The Hawks scored on two
power-plays, while the
Centenaires connected on
one and also scored while
playing a man short.
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Irish stubborn in defeat
The Lucan Irish proved to
be very stubborn before
bowing to the Mitchell
Hawks in the semi-final
round of the OHA Western
Junior "D” series. With the
series tied at one game
apiece, Mitchell took three
straight games this week but
all were by close scores.
The Hawks won 7-5
Tuesday, 3-2 Wednesday and
won the series with a 9-6 win
Saturday night after 10
minutes of overtime.
The Irish fought back from
a late third period two goal
deficit to get the equalizer
with only 49 seconds left in
regulation time to force an
extra 10 minutes of play.
Mitchell scored three times
in the last two minutes and
two seconds of overtime.
The only goal of the first
period was fired by Keith
Hartwick of Lucan on a pass
from Jeff Marshall.
The Irish continued to hold
the one goal margin at 4-3
after the second period was
completed.
Bob Elliott knotted the
count for Mitchell at 2.07 of
the second period but Jeff
Hartman quickly restored
the Lucan lead a minute
later as he converted a pass
from John Jongeneel.
The Lucan margin went to
two goals at 4.57 as Keith
Hartwick triggered his
second successful shot of the
night on a three-way passing
combination with Brian
Murray and Jeff Marshall.
In the last six minutes of
the middle period, Brad Law
and Paul Avery hit for
Mitchell and Martin Duenk
replied for the Irish with
assists going to Brian
Murray and Todd McKinley.
In the first seven minutes
of the third period, Mitchell
went on a scoring spree and
took a 6-4 edge on the
scoreboard. Mike Avery hit
the Lucan net with two shots
and Eric Beard scored one
goal.
With less than five minutes
left, Keith Hartwick
registered his third goal of
the night and the clock was
down to 29 seconds when a
Lucan power play paid off.
Scoring was Bob Hodings
with passing help coming
Volleyball
girls second
The South Huron District
High School senior girls
volleyball team finished
second in the Huron-Perth
Conference tournament held
Friday in St. Marys.
Coach Joe Fulop said this
was the best finish for South
Huron since 1961. Fulop
added, “The whole team
played exceptionally well.”
The South Huron girls
defeated Goderich 15-11 and
18-16; downed Stratford
Northwestern 15-6 and 15-13;
split with Stratford CentrallS-
8 and 13-15; were even with
Wingham at 15-8 and 10-5 and
lost to St. Marys 13-15, 14-16
and 7-15 after winning 15-10.
Leading the local team
were Karen McAllister, Jill
Tuckey, Ann Dearing, Susan
Stretton, Deb Horner and
Lisa Stretton.
Itchy Niters
up by two
Shamrock playoffs
in tournament style
from Rick Freeman and Jeff
Hartman.
Late in overtime Dennis
Fincher, Paul Avery and
Brad Fischer scored for
Mitchell to send them into
the division finals against
the Exeter Hawks.
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having more wins than
Exeter and a better goals for
and against record in their
games with Lambeth.
The local midgets ended
up in fourth spot, the novice
were fifth, the pee wees and
atoms were tenth.
Playoffs get underway this
week in several of the
Shamrock minor hockey
divisions.
Action gets underway in
the tournament style
playoffs in Lucan this Friday
night in the pee wee “B”
division. Dorchester meets
Oakridge in the first game at
7:00 and they’ll be followed
an hour later by East London
and London Minor.
Exeter and Lucan play the
final game at 9:00 p.m. and
the playoff resumes on
Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
The Exeter Waxers will
travel to Strathroy for the
novice “B” tournament.
They’ll face Strathroy at
10:15. Dorchester plays
Lambeth in the other con
test. All four teams advance
to the second game and the
winners play in the cham
pionship at 7:15.
The midget “B” tour
nament will be played
Sunday in Ilderton with
Lucan seeing action against
St. Marys II in the first game
at noon.
Dorchester will host the
bantam “B” tournament this
Saturday and Lucan starts
play at 9:00 a.m. against the
host team.
The following weekend,
Exeter will host both the
atom “B” and the bantam
“A” tournaments, while the
Exeter midgets will travel to
St. Marys for the “A”
division championship.
1 Exeter teams failed to win
any of the regular league
standings in Shamrock this
year, although the bantams
finished in a three-way
points tie with St. Marys and
Lambeth. However, St.
Marys were declared the
winners on the basis of
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point lead over the Winkers
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The DR’s and Doublers are
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69 points, only three points
off the pace. The Flying
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Sassenachs have 65 points
and the Out of Space 61.
Next come the Scotties and
Family Affair even at 58,
Sabres 55, Outlaws 53,
CB’ers 52, Nicky Tams 47,
Shiphunters 46, Canscotts 39
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Walter Romaniuk
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Anna Romaniuk with a
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Scotties 4 — Chances 1
Sabres 4 — Canscotts 1
Flying High 3 — Family
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Winkers 3 — Out of Space 2
Sassenachs 3 — Nicky Tams
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