Times-Advocate, 1978-10-05, Page 13age 13Times-Advocate, October 5, 1978
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HOPEFUL HAWKS -
The Lucan-llderton Jets
completed exhibition play
over the weekend in
preparation for the opening
of the regular season in the
Ontario Hockey Association
Continental senior league.
The Jets were held to a 4-4
tie by the Woodstock Royals
in Woodstock Friday night
and Sunday afternoon they
dropped a 5-3 decision to the
Stratford Perths. The game
was played at the new Lucan
arena.
The Jets were in Chatham
last night, Wednesday to
meet the newest team in the
league the Chatham Fords.
The first home game at the
Ilderton arena will be
Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m,
when the London Kings will
supply the opposition.
A good start
Against Stratford Sunday,
the Jets got off to an ex
cellent start as they scored
the first two goals of the
game and held a 2-1 edge at
the end of the first 20 minutes
of play.
The game was less than a
minute old when Jan
McTavish put the Jets on the
scoreboard. He converted
passes from Brian Murphy
and Bill White.
Ed Robb put his club ahead
2-0 at the 10:11 mark as he
fired the puck into the
Stratford net on a play
started by captain Barry
Baynham and Gary Herr.
The lone Stratford marker
in the first period of play
came from the stick of Terry
Heinbuch.
The Perths dominated
play in the middle period and
scored four unanswered
goals to take a 5-2 margin
with only 20 minutes left to
Ploy.
John Couarik notched the
first two scores for the
Perths and the next two, both
on power plays were shot by
Danny Seguin and Mitch
Kennedy.
The third and final goal for
the L-I club came at 1:10 of
the third session. It was
produced by Dave Revington
with assists going to Brian
Murphy and Gary Herr.
Jim Farmer was in goal
for the Jets for the first half
of of the game. He allowed
four goals while facing a
total of 10 shots.
Murray Jamieson, a
graduate of minor ranks in
Parkhill took over for the
second half and allowed only
one of the shots fired at him
to go by.
goal la tie the score at 2-2.
The final two Jets scores
came in a little more than a
minute just past the halfway
mark of the middle period.
Dave Revington started the
quick scoring with a suc
cessful shot at 12:44 and a
minute and 10 seconds later
Greg Roberts hit the mark,
Ed Robb and Barry
Baynham drew assists>on the
Revington score and Jerry
Jongeneelen provided the
pass for Roberts.
' Third period goals for
Woodstock by Lyle Rozendal
and Mike Brodie created the
tie game.
Murray Jamieson and Jim
Farmer again shared goal
tending duties for the Jets.
Each allowed two gals.
Getaway good again
In Friday’s game in
Woodstock, the Jets also
made a good start and held a
4-2 lead after two periods of
Play.
The first period was even
with each team scoring once.
Ted Long was the Woodstock
marksman and Brian
Murphy replied for the Jets
on a three way effort with
. Bill White and Barry
Baynham while the op
position was playing shor
thanded.
At 7:41 of the middle
frame, Ed Parkinson shot
the Jets in front with assists
going to Randy McIntyre
and Jim Pinnegar.
Less than a minute later
Ted Long notched his second
Winkers hold
lead in darts
The closeness of the race
in the Exeter Legion mixed
dart league continues. The
Winkers hold down first
place with 11 points, one
more than the runnerup
Doublers,
Tied for third place with
nine points each are the Fly
ing Highs and Out of Space.
Bunched at eight points each
are the Sassenachs,
Outlaws, DR’s and Sabres,
The Itchy Niters, CB’ers
and Nicky Tams are
deadlocked with seven
points each, the Canscotts,
Scotties, The Chanees and
Shiphunters are all even at
six points and the Family
Affair trail with four points
to their credit.
Last week’s scores were:
Doublers 4 — Itchy Niters 1,
Flying High 4 — Canscott 1,
CB’ers 3 —- Nicky Tams 2,
Sassenachs 3 — Family Af
fair 2, Winkers 3 — Scotties
2, Dr’s 3 — Shiphunters 2,
Out of Space 3 — Outlaws 2.
Friday’s schedule is: 8
p.m. Scotties vs Doublers,
CB’ers vs Out of Space,
Sabres vs Family Affair,
DR’s vs Flying Highs. 9:30
p.m. Sassenachs vs
Shiphunters, The Chances vs
Canscotts, Itchy Niters vs
Winkers, Outlaws vs Nicky
Tams.
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Junior girls win two games
The South Huron junior
girls basketball team won its
league opener in Wingham,
Thursday defeating F. E.
Madill of Wingham, 23-22 in a
crowd pleasing game that
' ■ kept^spectator^ oh edge until
the final whistle,
Outstanding local players
were Brenda Riddell who
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with six and Deb Taylor who
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Tuesday South Huron
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was victorious, this time the
final score was 22-16.
Anita Verbeck scored six
points and played a strong
rebounding game. Brenda
Riddell, Deb Taylor and
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very well.
The next home game is
Thursday October 12 when
Central Hui’on'from’ Clinton
will be the visiting the
school. Parents are again
invited to attend.
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