Times-Advocate, 1980-02-27, Page 10JUNIOR IV
STATISTICS
Exeter Hawks
G A PTS
Kerry Bedard 16 24 40
Dwight Consitt 14 20 34
Dave Kinsman 11 23 34
Ken Varley 14 16 30
Preston Dearing 13 17 30
Dan Bell 11 12 23
Bryan Baker 11 9 20
Cam Haist 11 8 19
Terry Caldwell 9 10 19
Doug Fletcher 9 10 19
Dave Atthill 8 10 18
Dennis Preszcator 3 8 11
Larry Dawson 0 9 9
Brad Taylor 2 5 7
Ron, Bilcke 2 4 6
Greg Kirk 2 3 5
Rick Lindenfield 1 2 3
Dave Shaw 1 2 3
Paul Haggitt 2 0 2
Tom Coates 0 2 2
Jim Lovie 0 0 0
Bill Glover 0 0 0
Jeff Fuller 0 0 0
Steve Sararas 0 0 0
Lucan Irish G A PTS
Rick Freeman 36 37 73
Paul Medd 42 22 64
Keith Hartwick 21 40 61
Jeff Hartman 14 29 43
Jeff Marshall 22 20 42
John Jongeneel 9 25 34
Art Gregory 7 21 28
Dean Densmore 10 17 27
Ron Glenn 7 15 22
Kevin Hartwick 4 15 19
Kyle Pedersen 7 11 18
Doug Latta 1 17 18
Jeff Edwards 6 7 13
Bob Hodgins 4 6 10
Tom McGorman 1 6 7
Martin Duenk 4 1 5
Ted McConnell 0 4 4
Ralph Wells 2 1 3
Jim Hayter 0 3 3
Ralph Davidson 1 0 1
Ed Dobinson 0 1 1
Murray Jamiesor 0 1 1
Bob Green 0 0 0
Kevin Wood 0 0 0
MEN'S SECOND DRAW BEST — A rink skipped by Jim
Chapman won the second draw of the season in the Exeter
men's curling club. Back, left, Jim Chapman and Gordon
Hoggarth. Front, Allan Oakes and Albert Van Dyken.
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Spotlight
By ROSS HAUGH
Teams coached by Jack
Fuller and Jack Underwood.
seldom, travel the path of
least resistance, If there's a
hard way to do things, they
usually do.
This year's midget squad.
The Exeter Hawks failed
to pull any upsets as they
went out four straight to
Mitchell in this year's group
semi-final, but there was a
bit of a surprise as the locals
stuck with the loop leaders
better than some had an-
ticipated.
Mitchell wrapped up the
set with back-to-back wins
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
They took the first contest by
a 7-4 count and then came to
Exeter to post a 6-3 margin.
It was their first win over
Exeter in the past few years
and marked the first time in
four seasons that Exeter
didn't win the division
playoff title.
In Tuesday's game in
Mitchell, the hosts overcame
a 3-1 deficit to post their
three-goal margin. Exeter
trailed by only a 5-4 margin
at the end of two but couldn't
dent the strong play of Bob
Ward in the final 20 minutes
of play.
Cam Haist paced the
Exeter attack with a pair of
markers, while the singles
were fired by Preston
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enough.
who reached the .OMHA
quarter-final •• on the
weekend, are no. exception,
They skated on to home
ice, Friday, clear favorites
to wrap up their best-of-five
series with Port Dover as
Dearing and Dave Kinsman.
Dan Bell assisted on a pair
and helping out on one each
were Larry Dawson, Dave
Atthill, Dearing, Ron Bilcke
and Doug Fletcher.
Steve Sararas worked
between the pipes for Exeter
and recorded 39 saves.
Ousted
The Exeter crew made
their early exit from the
playoffs when they dropped
a 6-3 verdict on home ice,
Wednesday. Once again, it
was the middle period that
did them in as the visitors
outscored them 3-1 in that.20
minutes.
Mitchell took a 1-0 lead in
the first and upped it to 4-1 at
the end of two. The local
Hawks made it tight when
they scored a pair in the
third to reduce the margin to
only one, but the visitors
added the clincher at 14:27
and then put in a short-
handed tally in the final
seconds.
Dennis Preszcator, Dave
Atthill and Preston Dearing
they held a commanding 2-0
lead.
However, they blew that
one with a 6-5 loss and then
had to travel to play on Port
Dover ice, Saturday, Despite
the trip and the unfamiliar
scored for Exeter, with
assists going to Kerry
Bedard and Doug Fletcher.
Steve Wells turned aside 30
shots for Exeter, while Bob
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
dropped two games in the
Ontario Hockey Association
Continental senior league
this week, but, in one of them
stayed in contention until the
final minutes,.
Tuesday;"- they were
thumped 10-2 by the Cim-
bridge Hornets and Friday
night in Woodstock they lost
6-3 to the Royals on three
goals in the last four minutes
of play.
The Jets will wind up the
season this week with two
games on the road.
They will be in Petrolia
Friday night to take on the
ice, they scored.a 4-0 win to
wrap up the set.
The locals, sponsored by
the Exeter Kinsmen, now
meet Port Elgin in a best-of-
five quarter-final series.
That set opened last night in
Ward stopped 26 for Mit-
chell.
Both teams scored two
power play tallies as they
split 22 penalties evenly.
the r.uts County town and
the second game goes in
Exeter this Friday at 8:00
P.m.
If Exeter wins the flips the
third game will be at the rec
centre on Sunday at 6:30
p.m. and if they lose the coin
toss the fourth game will be
in Exeter on Wednesday at
8:00 p.m.
In their 6-5 win on the road,
Friday, Port Dover jumped
into a 3.0 lead in the first
period and then broke a 5-5
tie with the only goal of the
third period to score the
upset.
The initial frame was a
wide-open 15 minutes of
hockey as the teams scored
seven times, with. Port Dover
ending up with a 4-3 margin.
They upped the spread to
two goals early in the
second, only to have the
homesters even the count to
start the third period.
Port Dover scored the
winner with a man ad-
vantage at the 6:53 mark of
the final stanza.
Captain Pete Tuckey
paced the Exeter attack with
two goals, while the singles
were fired by John Kernick,
Dave Jackson and Jeff
Rowe.
Dave Shaw assisted on
four of the five Exeter goals
to 'lead in that department,
while Tuckey and Rowe
added a pair each. Wayne
Smith helped out on one.
Exeter picked up nine of
the 16 penalties called.
Solid effort
With Pete Pars'ons turning
everything aside that Port
Dover could throw at him,
Saturday, the little net-
minder paced the locals to
their 4-0 triumph.
Wayne Smith started them
off at the mid-way mark of
the first period on what
turned out to be the winner.
Dave Underwood and Mike.
Murray drew the assists.
Murray then upped the
lead to 2-0 in the final
seconds of the middle frame
as he eonverted a pass from.
Smith.
Ed Willis pulled the game
out of reach of the hosts as he
Exeter teams will host two
of the six Shamrock league
playoff tournaments in
which local squads will
compete over the next two
weekends.
The atoms, pee wees and
bantams play this weekend,
with Exeter hosting part of
the bantam affair at the rec
centre, Sunday.
The first two games of the
bantam "A" event will be
played* in Strathroy on
Saturday and the other 'six
games will be here on
Sunday.
The Suriday games
commence at 9:30 a.m.
There are three games in the
morning two more starting
at 4:00 and the championship
game at 8:00 p.m.
The atoms will play at
London Gardens with their
first start this Saturday at'
9:00 a.m. when they face
Oakridge.
Exeter's pee wee squad
will travel to Strathroy for
the Shamrock tournament
this Saturday as well. They
meet St. Marys hi their first
game at 9:15.
The novice and two midget
teams play their tournament
playoffs the following
weekend, with Exeter
hosting the novice event on
blinked the light twice in the
final pariod. Jeff Howe and
Dave -Shaw assisted on, the
first of his. pair early in the
period while Jamie .chaffe
and John Kernick helped out
on the other which came with
less than two Minutes
remaining,
Sunday, March 9. The
midgets are in St. Marys and
the midget II team will go to
Dorchester on March 8.
Lucan and Ilderton minor
teams will compete in the
Shamrock "B" divisions.
Ilderton hosts the pee wee
event this Sunday.
The atoms play in Belmont
the following Saturday,
while the bantams are in
Argyle Arena, London, and
the midgets are in Dor-
chester, also on March 8.
Lucan will host the
juvenile "B" event on
Saturday, March 8.
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fidgets oust Port Dover,
On Exeter ice, :Frio,
each quart
The South Huron Het Centre will be a busy spot
Saturday as members of the Exeter figure skating club
present their annual carnival
This year's carnival theme will be Mother Goose
and will feature a wide variety of story book
characters.
The carnival will go in two presentations at 2 p,m,
and 7:30 p.m. Saturday with all 153 members of the
club taking part.
The shows this year will feature'five guest skaters
who have done very well at recent provincial and
Canadian skating championships.
Of the most interest locally will be Exeter's own
Laurie Prout who will team up with her partner Bill
Scriver of London. Laurie and Bill placed sixth in the
all-Canada championships held recently in Kitchener
in the novice dance pairs division.
Mary Jo Fedy and Tim Mills will also be here
Saturday and they also placed very high in the Cana-
dian finals at Kitchener.
They were second in the 1980 Canadian junior pairs
division and fourth in the senior pairs classification at
the same event.
Mary Jo's mother Carolyn was and still is a
professional with the Kitchener-Waterloo skating club.
Mrs. Fedy at one time taught figure skating in
Lucan and with her sister skated at a number of car-
nivals in the area and was at the opening of the old
Hensall arena.
Mary Jo Fedy is a great niece of Mrs. Harry Hoff-
man of Dashwood and has a number of cousins skating
in the Exeter club. They are the four Birmingham
sisters, the Soldan girls and Debbie Taylor.
The fifth dust skater is Anissa Gurchin, 1979 pre-
novice champion of Canada.
Saturday's carnival is the major fund raising
event for the figure skating club and we would urge
everyone to drop up to the South Huron Rec Centre
Saturday afternoon or evening.
Marie Tieman is president of the figure skating
club and Pat Down is convener of the carnival.
Hang in there
Despite their most dismal record since they were
established some eight years ago, the Lucan-Ilderton
Jets are to be congratulated for hanging in and com-
pleting the schedule.
The Jets current season record is six victories and
32 defeats. They close out the season Sunday afternoon
in Durham.
In many games,, the Jets have played well in the
first 30 or 40 minutes, but, have appeared to run out of
s team.
In their first 36 games, the Jets scored only 125
goals but, two of their members were in the. top 35 in
league scoring.
Hugh Mitchell was 24th with 20 goals and 18 assists
and Ed Parkinson was two points farther back with 16
goals and 20 assists.
Jamie Robb of the Jets has proven to be a real iron
man. He is the fifth player in league history to com-
pete in 300 games.
Ray Tilley of Woodstock has played 176 straight
games and Ken Kitching of the same Woodstock team
is the second goalie to play 10,000 minutes.
NHL Scoring
After a torrid first half, the top scorers in the
National Hockey league have slacked off their pace a
little bit and may not set any records.
The only two players with any chances of reaching
record marks are Marcel Dionne of the Los Angeles
Kings and the Edmonton Oilers fantastic rookie
Wayne Gretzky.
Dionne with 19 regular season games remaining
had 114 points, 38 behind the record of 152 set by Phil
Esposito when he was with the Boston Bruins in 1970-
71.
Wayne Gretzky and Dionne both have a shot at the
assist record of 102 held by Bobby Orr. Gretzky picked
up seven assists in one game a few weeks ago and had
a total of 64 with 20 games left. He and Dionne would
both need two points per game to reach record marks.
Gretzky with a total of 99 points good for third
place in the league standings at the tender age of 19
°should break more records in years to come.
Remember he has accomplished this with a team that
is 15th in the overall team standings.
Bunny Bundle hockey
An interesting hockey game will go at the Zurich
arena this Sunday night with all proceeds going to Bun-
ny Bundle of CFPL radio and eventually to crippled
children.
The game will pit the Bedard family against the
Zurich oldtimers known as the Has-Beans.
The Bedards will have a full lineup of players nam-
ed Bedard along with a number of in-laws. We could
say the outlaws are on the other team, but, let's leave
it as a thought.
On the Has-Beans are fellows like Don and Doug
O'Brien, Bob Johnston, Bob Merner, George Suplat,
George Haggitt, to name a few.
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WIN LADIES CHALLENGE — A rink skipped by Betty Timmerman won the Exeter ladies curling club challenge trophy.
Shown with the Bank of Nova Scotia trophy are Betty Timmerman, Audrey McDonald, Kay Hodgert. and Lois Learn
Hawks pull no playoff upsets,
Hang up skates for season
Jets drop two, only
two games left
Allan Cup champion Squires
and Sunday afternoon they
travel to Durham to meet the
Huskies.
At press time, the Jets
have won six games and
suffered 32„defeats.
• In Woodstock Friday
night, the first period was
even with each team scoring
one goal. Jamie Robb con-
verted a pass from Steve
Proctor for the Jets and Ted
Long replied for the Royals.
In the second period, Doug
McFarlane counted twice for
Woodstock. Combing back
for the Jets were Rick Banks
on a pass from Hugh Mit-
chell and Ed Parkinson on a
three-way combination with
Rick Banks and Randy
Kraul.
The score remained tied at
3-3 until 15.37 of the third
frame when Doug McFarlane
completed a hat trick per-
formance.
The final two Royal goals
came from the sticks of Don
Langlois and Doug Paton.
In the Tuesday loss to
Cambridge Jamie Robb and
Bruce Reddick were the L-I
marksmen. Robb counted in
the first period on a three-
way effort with Ed
Parkinson and Randy Kraul
and Ed Parkinson and Steve
Proctor provided the passes
for Reddick's successful
shot.
Bill Wells led the Cam-
bridge scoring attack with
four goals.
Brian Crichton was next
with a hat trick and single
goals were fired by Arnie
Porter, Gary Steele and Glen
Crichton,
Ladies curling
Raymond 6 Marshall 6
Rowe 12 Clarke 3
De Block 9 Broadfoot 5
Dougall 10 Ottewell 3
Kerslake 13 Hayman 7
McDonald 16 Turner 1
Bray 5 Bell 5
Coates 12 Etherington 4
Marshall 9 Rattray 2
Chapman 6 Wales 4
Down 10 Seigner 5