Times-Advocate, 1979-11-14, Page 23Times- Advocate, November 14, 1979
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Hockey
At Its Best
SOUTH HURON
REC CENTRE
Wed., Nov. 14
6f30 - Lambeth vs Exeter
Pee Wees
7:45 - Lambeth vs Exeter
Banta ms
9:00 - Mt. Brydges vs Ex-
eter Midgets
FRI., NOV. 16
Lucan Irish
vs
Exeter Hawks
8:30 p.m.
SUN., NOV. 18
12:30 Port Stanley vs Ex-
eter Midget II
4:00 - Lucan vs Exeter
Novice
5:15 - London vs Exeter
Atoms
Tavistock Braves
vs
Exeter Hawks
7:30 p.m.
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LEATHER & TACK
SHOP
120 Sanders St. W. Exeter, Ont.
Phone 235-0694
Complete Line of Western Saddlery,
Bridles, Halters, Bits, Pads, Girths.
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Lee Jeans & Jackets
Western Boots, Hats, Belts & Shirts
Hand Crafted Leather Goods
Midgets only win
• in minor hockey
Exeter's minor hockey
teams found the opposition a
little too strong again this
week and the midgets were
the only ones who could
muster a victory.
They accomplished that
feat in Port Stanley,
Saturday, by a 5-2 count and
only a few hours after five
members of the team had
played in a bruising football
game for the South Huron
junior Panthers.
After spotting Port Stanley
a quick lead on a power play,
the locals rebounded to
score three in the first and
were never headed after
that.
Wayne Smith paced the
attack with a two-goal
performance, while the
singles were fired by Jeff
Rowe, Bill Glover and Ed
Willis. Drawing the assists
were Jim Lovie, Mike
Murray, Dave Underwood,
Rick Lindenfield and Rowe.
Wednesday at the rec
centre,,Strathroy scored four
times in the first period and
then hung on to beat the
midgets by a 6-4 count.
Dave Underwood led the
attack with two goals, with
the singles coming off the
•
sticks of Bill Glover and Jeff
Rowe. Mike Murray drew
assists on two of the tallies
and helping on one each were
Glover, Rick Lindenfield and
Underwood.
Lose two more
The Exeter Waxers
remain winless in Shamrock
league play as they dropped
two more tilts this week, by
identical scores of 4-2 to
Strathroy and Belmont.
In Strathroy on Saturday,
the locals watched the home
team score four times before
they finally started to play
hockey and make the contest
interesting.
However, their two goal
rally fell short in a battle
between the league's two
winless teams.
B.J. Batten notched
Exeter's first goal when he
backhanded Doug Clark's
pass into the net and David
Josephson picked up the
other on a play with Jarett
Kobe,
At home on Sunday, the
locals stayed even with the
Belmont crew' until the last
half of the third period when
their hopes for a win were
dashed as Belmont scored a
pair.
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Jarett Kobe started the
Exeter team off on the right
foot with a marker in the
first period, and after
Belmont took a 2-1 lead later
in the game, B.J. Batten
Men's
curling
Parsons 6 - McKnight 4
Livingstone 8 - Chapman 6
B. Coates 6 - De Block 5
Pinder 5 - Dougall 2 •
Timmerman 11 - Busche 7
L. Coleman 10 - B. Coleman 7
S
•
evened things up again on a
play with Doug Clark.
Late goal does It
The local bantams lost
their only outing of the week
when Strathroy scored late
in the third period to post a 3-
2 win at the rec centre,
Wednesday.
Exeter opened the scoring
in the middle stanza when
John Kernick blinked the
light on an unassisted effort,
but Strathroy came back to
take a 2-1 lead midway
through the third,
Kernick again scored to
even the count, with
goaltender Peter Dearing
picking up the assist on the
play at the 6:58 mark,
Strathroy's winning
marker came a,t the 11:03
mark when they were
playing a man short.
Pee wees lose two
The Exeter pee wees were
stopped by Strathroy and St.
Marys in their two Shamrock
contests this week.
Strathroy spotted the
locals an early lead at the
rec centre on Wednesday
and then came roaring back
to post a 4-2 win.
Scott Lovie popped
Exeter's lone tally with the
assist going to Sean
Whiteford.
St. Marys scored three
times before the locals hit
the sheet on Saturday and
then went on to post a 4-3
triumph.
Atoms drubbed
The local atoms were
dumped 11-2 when they
hosted St. Marys, Sunday,
with seven of those tallies
coming in the final period.
Ron Loueks and Dave
Russell • scored the lone
markers for the Exeter
crew, while Danny McLean
picked up an assist.
Sherwoods get
big production
The Hensall Sherwoods
enjoyed their most
productive outing in the
young South Huron hockey
league season Sunday as
they defeated Thedford 12-6-
in Thedford.
Leading the way for the
Sherwoods were Fred
Campbell, Steve Knight and
Brian Campbell with three
goals apiece.
The game was a see-saw
affair in the first period with
the Sherwood's goals coming
from Knight, Brian Camp-
bell and Fred Campbell.
Adding the assists were
Brian Campbell, Gary Kyle,
Knight, Allan Bell, Rick
Ingram and Lloyd Allan.
The second period proved
to be tbedecisive stanza for
Hensall as they scored five
goals. Adding to the Sher-
wood's total were Brian
Campbell and Knight with a
pair, Ingram, and Fred
Campbell. Brian Campbell
and Murray Connelly had
two assists each.
The Sherwoods put the
game away in the third
period with another three
goals. Picking up counters
were Connelly, Allan and
Fred Campbell. Ingram had
two assists.
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