Times-Advocate, 1978-11-30, Page 10After a slow start the Exeter Hawks are
stretching their wings in recent weeks and flying near
the top of the standings in the OHA western junior
“D” league.
The Hawks won two more games this week to run
their current winning streak to seven and are only two
points back of the league leading Mitchell Hawks.
Coach Ron Bogart has his charges moving in high
gear despite a couple of injuries.
Goalie Steve Beer was lost for the season when he
broke a leg in a football game a few weeks ago and
Friday night, the team's leading scorer Fred
Mommersteeg Jr. suffered a broken collarbone early
in the contest against Seaforth.
While seeing only a little action in the Friday
game, Mommersteeg leads the Hawks with 23 points.
Next with 20 points each are Ken Pinder and Jamie
Caldwell at 20 points a piece.
The next chance for local fans to see the Hawks in
action will be Friday night when the Lucan Irish will
visit the South Huron Rec Centre.
The last time these two arch rivals met, the
emphasis was on the offensive with the Hawks pulling
out a 9-8 victory. To date the Irish have three victories
and the same number of ties in 11 starts.
A special show
Three members of the Exeter figure skating club
will be appearing in a special television show next
Thursday. December?.
Brenda Pincombe, Laurie Prout and Audrey
Adkins will be seen on Stars on Ice as part of the Ilder-
ton winter club precision skating team.
The show will be seen on CKCO Kitchener,
Channel 13 at 7 p.m., next Thursday night. Don’t miss
it.
While talking about figure skaters, a large
number of the local club members were successful in
the first test days of the year held last week.
Three members went a little further a field Sun
day and participated in tests at the Stratford club.
Successfully passing their tests were Karen Hart,
Debbie Josephson and Eleanor Salmon.
Plan dinner
One of the sporting highlights in the area will soon
be rolling around again. We are talking of the sixth an
nual Exeter Sportsmen’s Dinner. Sponsored by the
Exeter Lions it will be held Tuesday, February 6 at
the South Huron Rec Centre.
Dinner chairman Peter Raymond and his hard
working committee have already lined up a good
nucleus of speakers and celebrities and this will be
added to as the dinner comes closer.
The headline speaker is former Pittsburgh Pirate
manager Bobby Bragan, who did some of his major
league catching with the old Brooklyn Dodgers.
Probably one of the colorful and definitely the
oldest and most experienced of the celebrities will be
Frank Selke Sr. who needs no introduction to hockey
fans of all ages.
The Lions continue to come up each year with ex
cellent masters of ceremonies and this year is no ex
ception. At the head table to introduce the guests will
be Tom McKee of CBC Sports.
Negotiations are now going on for representatives
from the Toronto Blue Jays, Detroit Tigers and Toron
to Argos.
Another distinct possibility is Father Quinn of the
famous Flying Fathers hockey team.
Tickets for the dinner remain at $25 and are
available from any member of theExeter Lions club.
A portion of this amount can be used for tax deduc
tions.
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TO APPEAR ON TV — The lldetton winter club precision skating team will be appearing on CKCO Kitchener Channel 13 on
December 7 at 7 p.m. on the Stars on Ice show. The skaters were first in an Euclid, Ohio competition, third in the Canadian
International event and have performed in Dorchester, Stratford, Mitchell and llderton. Three Exeter and area girls are on the
team. They are Brenda Pincombe, Laurie Prout and Audrey Adkins. The entire team is shown above. Back, left, Cathy Coyle,
Diana May, Anna Marie Corlett, Debbie Warneck, Lynn Kough, Tracy Masson, Gail Cowell, Kim Bodajla, Carol Roberts, Anne
Hilborn and Lynda Lloyd. Front, Jeannine Catt, Martha Kelly, Shirley Stovel, Audrey Adkins, Brenda Pincombe, Laurie Prout,
Marcie Sawrick, Beverly Wray and Shelley Warris.
Three seniors pass in Stratford,
large number skate locally
The season record of the
Lucan-Ilderton Jets fell to
six victories and 10 defeats
as they were thoroughly
trounced 13-6 by the London
Kings.
The regularly scheduled
Ontario Hockey Association
Continental senior contest
was played Sunday night as
the London Gardens.
This week the Jets will
swing back into fuller action
with three games on the
schedule. They will be in
Petrolia Friday night,
Sunday they will be at home
to meet the Woodstock
Royals,
Game time has been
moved back to 7.30 p.m. due
to a bantam tournament at
the Uderton arena during the
afternoon. Tuesday the L-I
club travels to Stratford to
meet the Per ths.
In London Sunday night,
the Kings jumped into a 4-1
lead after the first period of
play and continued to in
crease their lead throughout
the balance of the game.
Wally Keating scored the
first of three goals for the
Kings at 1.41 of the first
period to get the scoring
underway. Exactly two
minutes later, Jamie Robb
put the Jets back on even
terms as he finished off a
three way effort with captain
Barry Baynham and Marty
The large number of
members of the Exeter
figure skating club took part
in the first test of the season
recently and were successful
in passing.
Those who passed are as
follows:
One badge - Anne Walper,
Joseph Szabo, Melissa Blue,
Tina Taylor, Scot Russell,
Julie Merner, Fred Steciuk,
Stephanie Baptiste, Cheryl
Oke, Angela Gilbert, Sharon
Westlake, Timothy
Nethercott, Barbara
Tieman, Gregory Clarke,
Marie Debruyn, Henry
Debruyn, Lori Dalrymple,
Scott Bishop, Tracy Case.
Two badges - Laurie Glavin,
Julie Glavin, Cindy Moore,
Marcie Ellison, Michelle
Ellison, Lori Lynn Wagner,
Terra Ahrens, Jens Gregson,
Michael Jeffery, Janet
Wright, Kim Murray, Angela
Cottrell.
Three badges - Michelle
Slemin, Sara Patterson,
Tanya Delbridge.
Four badges -
Ellerington, Kelly
Wendy Ballentyne,
Spencer, Catherine Davison,
Jennifer Hancock, Patti
Lisa
Hern,
Tracy
O’Toole, Laurie McLelland,
Cherie Wedlade.
Five badges - Janehe
Seller, Joanne Seller, Joel
Aunger, Sandra DeBoer,
Jennifer Rose.
Six badges - Lisa Blue
Julie Tieman, Jodi
Seven badges
Down.
Eight badges -
Bell, Charlotte Miller, Pam
Cottrell.
Ten badges - Kendra
Arthur, Dean Smith, Melanie
Smith.
Eleven badges - Kelly
J
Chanyi.
Debbie
Tammy
Vanstone, Susan
Michelle Aunger,
Aunger, Chris
Tracy McDonald, Elizabeth
Cottrell.
The three skaters who
attended the C.F.S.A. test
day at the Stratford Skating
Club Sunday, were suc
cessful.
Tieman,
Monique
McLeod,
Those passing tests were
Senior Bronze dance -
European Waltz - Karen
Hart. Junior Silver dances -
Harris tango - Debbie
Josephson. Rocker Foxtrot -
Eleanor Salmon.
Reynolds.
That was the closest the
Jets were able to get. The
Kings widened their margin
to 9-4 at the end of 40 minutes
of play and outscored the L-I
club 4-2 in the final session.
Ed Robb notched the
second Jets score at 3.12 of
the second period on a pass
from Gary Herr, Jim Pin-
negar dented the London net
at 15.13 as he converted a
pass from Brian Murphy and
two minutes later, Marty
Reynolds registered with
assists going to Brian
Murphy and Jim Pinnegar.
The two final Jets goals in
the third period came as
power play attempts were
successful.
At 6.38 Dave Revington hit
the mark on a play started
’ by Bill White and Ian
McTavishand Brian Murphy
completed his team’s
scoring at 12.09 as he scored
on an unassisted effort. It
was a slap shot from the blue
line. Lome Daer and Jim
Farmer shared goal tending
duties for the Jets.
Tom Trevail and Wally
Keating led the London
scoring attack with three
goals apiece. Bob Gardner
was next with a two goal
performance and singles
were added by Jeff Van
Fleet, Brian Chinnick, Mac
Westgate, Bruce Reddick
and Jeff Dale.
NOTICE
The public's co-operation in not using the golf
course for snowmobiling and cross country skiing is
requested.
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With the first snowfall of the winter Monday mor
ning came an appropriate press release from the
Toronto Blue Jays.
It told about the Toronto baseball club’s training
schedule for the 1979 American league season.
The pre-schedule series which is known as the
grapefruit league will begin for the Blue Jays on
Saturday, March 10 at 1:30 p.m. at Grant Field when
they play host to the Cincinatti Reds.
This marks the third consecutive year that the
Blue Jays have been slated to start the exhibition
season at their home base in Dunedin, Florida.
The Blue Jays will play a total of 25 pre-season
games, 13 at home and 12 away in Florida during
March and the early part of April before heading
north. After a year’s absence from the spring training
schedule both Cincinatti and Minnesota will face the
Toronto club in a home and away series.
Returning favorites to Dunedin will include the
defending western division champion Kansas City
Royals, the powerful Boston Red Sox, the National
league eastern division champion Philadelphia
Phillies, the young Pittsburg Pirates and the other
major league team from Canada, the Montreal Expos.
The Baltimore Orioles will make their first ever
visit to Dunedin on March 28. All games are set to
start at 1:30 p.m.
Prior to their opening game at Grant Field on
March 10. the Blue Jays will be headquartered at the
Cecil P. Englebert Recreational Complex which serv
ed as the Blue Jays minor league training site last
year as well as the home of their 1978 Florida instruc
tional league team.
After commencement of the schedule the major
league operations will switch to Grant Field, the site
of all Blue Jay home games.
Pitchers and catchers will be reporting to
Dunedin on February 24 ready to work out the follow
ing day with the remainder of the squad scheduled to
start workouts March 1.
The first American league game for the Blue Jays
in the 1979 season at Exhibition Stadium will be played
Friday, April 13 with the Kansas City Royals supply
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p.m. in respect of the traditional Good Friday holy
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