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The Times-Advocate, 2002-10-23, Page 12Sports Wednesday, October 23, 200222Exeter Times–Advocate Hawks win two out of three Pat Bolen TIMES ADVOCATE STAFF EXETER - The Exeter Hawks played a trio of games in the last week, winning two and drop- ping one to bring their record to 7 and 2,good for first in their division. Tuesday the Hawks travelled to Mt Brydges and came up against a red hot goalie. Despite domi- nating the game with a 39-23 shot advantage, Exeter was robbed repeat- edly by opposing goalie, Brendan Keddy. The big factor in the game was the Hawks inabiltity to score on the power-play, going 0 for 7 and they ended up going home 3-1 losers. Looking to rebound from the defeat, Exeter was at home Friday night against North Middlesex and got off to a better start opening the scoring at 8:28 of the first period on a goal by Matt Vlemmix. Middlesex came back strong after the goal how- ever, outshooting the home squad 13-8 and ending the period up 2-1. The Hawks reversed the play in the second period outshooting the visitors 13-10 and outscoring them 2-0, but still contin- uing to have problems on the power play, going 0- for 9 in the game. The turning point of the game came late in the period with the Hawks trying to kill off a two man advantage for Middlesex. Keeping the visitors to the outside with some good defensive play, and some timely saves by goalie Ryan Franye, Exeter was able to keep Middlesex from scoring until Vlemmix picked up a breakaway pass and went in to score taking the ini- tiative away from Middlesex. Both teams came out hitting in the first minutes of the third period but the Hawks made it a two goal lead early on as Vlemmix scored his third goal pick- ing up his own rebound and putting it home. Despite being down 2 goals, the visitors contin- ued to press and Frayne kept them from getting close with several saves, including one on a 10 foot shot from the slot Shawn Sherwood final- ly sealed the 5-3 win by lifting a high backhand out of his own end into the Middlesex net. The Hawks were back in action Saturday night in Port Stanley and had to come from behind to win 5-3 They were led by Eric Gelinas with 3 points and 9 shots. Power plays were once again ineffective for both teams with Pt. Stanley 0 for 8 and Exeter 1 for 6 with the man advantage. The Hawks are in Lucan Wed night and back home Friday night to face Belmont. RyanFrayne makes one of his 29 saves for the Exeter Hawks Friday night against North Middlesex.The Hawks won the game 5-3.(photo/Pat Bolen) RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS OPEN HOUSE FOR NEW CURLERS Sun. Oct. 27 - 2-4 p.m. EXETER CURLING CLUB Call Ron Chanyi 235-1077 TIMEKEEPER REQUIRED The Hensall Sherwood’s Senior A Hockey Club is looking for an individual(s) who would be interested in keeping score at all home games during the 2002- 2003 hockey season. Fore more information about this position and season schedule please call Steve Bedard (519) 262-2827 South Huron girls win WOSSAA golf day LONDON – About 49 golfers representing 14 schools braved the cold and damp Oct. 16 for the first girls WOSSAA golf championship at Maple Ridge Golf Club in east London. Karly Pinder notched the lowest score; Katie Stewart followed with one stroke higher and Brittany Caldwell came in at three strokes higher in the 9-hole champi- onship. This first girls championship was established to pro- mote girls golf and highlights a growing interest in the sport. The club owners and pros work with junior pro- grams was evident. Boys team The WOSSAA boys championship was held Oct. 17 at St. Thomas Golf and Country Club in Union. The boys team of Matt and Mark Dietrich and Cam Becker competed against players from 17 regional schools. The course played tough and competition was keen. Although the boys improved their standing from last year, they didn’t place in the top three. This placement will likely change in the near future with the continued high interest in golf. Player left out in the cold Pat Bolen TIMES ADVOCATE STAFF HENSALL – Paul Smale admits it was his mistake and if someone is to be punished, it should be him. Jim Coleman says that the Hensall Minor Hockey Association Executive has just followed the rules and isn’t out to pun- ish anyone. Meanwhile,16 year old Jeff Smale is left standing in the middle with no place to play hockey as the adults argue the details. Jeffs problems began when it appeared Hensall would be unable to ice a midget team. Jeff’s father Paul contends he was given verbal consent by vice president Terry Caldwell, and secretary Tracy Moir for Jeff to try out for the Zurich team without having first registered in Hensall. After Jeff made the team and paid his registration in Zurich, his father attended a meeting Oct. 15 of the HMHAE where the issue of unsigned midgets players was discussed. According to Paul a motion was introduced stating since Hensall would not have a midget team due to lack of a coach, all midget players, including Jeff Smale should be allowed to play elsewhere. After the motion was passed 4-3, executive member Barb Powers arrived and the first vote was declared invalid. A revote was taken and a 4-4 tie resulted, with Barb Powers and Tracey Moir not voting. The tie was broken by President John Coleman voting against the motion. The following day Mr Smale received a copy of the minutes of the meeting from Tracey Moir as well as a letter of apology for not voting during the sec- ond motion. After receiving the letters, Paul con- tacted W.O.A.A where he was informed that he would have to put in an appeal to the Ontario Minor Hockey Association with a non-refundable fee of $160.50. Also present at the meeting was Jamie Young, whose son Brad was also applying for a release. Mr Young had registered his son previous to the deadline and subsequently his son was released. When contacted, Mr Young stated “there are people with very strong views on the executive that are not necessarily in the best interests of minor hockey.” He added “the whole affair has been mishandled, mainly on the part of HMHAE.” For his part President Coleman stat- ed that the executive was not out to punish anyone and they were simply following the rules. All players must register with their home league before they can be released to any other juris- diction. Another meeting of the executive will be held in the next few days to look at the issue again. Lucan Bowling Lanes Non smoking - Dan Isaac 261-633, Don Maguire 232-574, Marg Watt 214-566, Robert Heckman 224-552, Jeremy Krziyzek 191-526, Brenda Isaac 227-525, Don Froats 213-486, Milt Robbins 160- 448, Theo Sentjens 168-421, Pat Hodgins 145-412. Medway - Jon Bradshaw 244-570, Pete Denotter 197-563, Denins Turner 191-548, Don Foster 180- 524, David Elston 216-516, Bill Bere 180-473, Ed Elston 161-472, Loretta Needham 173-464, Glen Powell 166-458, Laura Hudson 161-449, Penny Turner 157-441, Grant Wales 172-433, Lola Powell 177-428. Senior Citizens - Eve Smith 220-614, Pat Davis 238-565, Jack Vangaal 212-503, Mac MacCormack 181-496, Shirley Adams 216-490, Charlie Grieve 166-474, Marg Young 174-436, Peter Vandenboomen 171-425, Milt Robbins 165-421, Ruth Butler 178-404. Wednesday YBC - Kevin McNaughton 206,135, Trevor Williams 179, 172, Avery Greaves 153,125, Kirk Merrifield 153,104, Wes Hall 138,118, William Benedetti 134,130, Matt McNaughton 123,103, Megan Greaves 116,1134, Derek Holden 118, Riley Tighe 118, Steven Mayo 113, Josh Marsden 111, Nicolas Caskanette 110, Gregory Acs 105, Rachel Weld 102, Eli Zalitach 100. Wednesday Mixed - Terry Morgan 283-779, Warren Kellestine 255-719, Dave Johnston 243- 688, Dan Waters 245-616, Laurie McGee 219-589, Scott Martin 202-584, Kevin Rollings 199-575, Harvey Rollings 195-542, Anney Vanhooydonk 188-539, Casey Vanhooydonk 184-527, John Kennes 191-501. Thursday Men - Scott Smith 261-750, Bob Smith 267-724, John Jansen 256-724, James Quance 305-723, Don Cunningham 265-714, Mike Dow 248-690, Brian Sanders 263-688, Doug Beaudoin 290-653, Dave Smith 221-645, Dave Glendinning 270-643, Don Watt 235-633, Paul Smith 240-630, Gordon Brewer 219-625, Mike Porter 242-621, Ray McRobert 248-617, Jack Currie 218-616. Zurich Town and Country Lanes Tuesday Night Men (Oct. 15): - Dream Team: H.S. Paul Dickert 254; H.T. Paul Dickert 633; Holland: H.S. Luke Mommersteeg 289; H.T. Ted Stanlake 672; Rockets: H.S. Yvon Laurin 208; H.T. Yvon Laurin 522; Lane Changers: Trevor Lansbergen 310; H.T. Trevor Lansbergen 805; Pumpkin Patch: H.S. Les Coleman 277; H.T. Les Coleman 608; High average: Tony Bedard 214. Exeter Senior Ladies (Oct. 16): - Lane 2: H.S. Ina Browning 142, H.T. Mary Jefferies 481; Lane 3: H.S. Evelyn Pickering 200, H.T. Evelyn Pickering 527; Lane 4: H.S. Theresa McCann 189, H.T. Theresa McCann 499. High average: Mary Jefferies 163. Grand Cove Seniors (Oct. 17):- Lane 1: H.S. Kevin Sherman 162, H.T. Kevin Sherman 432; Lane 2: H.S. Bob Simpson 214, H.T. Bob Simpson 560; Lane 3: H.S. George Jones and John Chandler 151, H.T. John Chandler 419; Lane 4: H.S. Vee Wilde 167, H.T. Colin Noble 393; Lane 5: H.S. Norm Oliver 182, H.T. Dan Trushinski 485. High average: Bob Simpson 180. Zurich Seniors (Oct. 17): - Lane 3: H.S. Gladys McGregor 199, H.T. Elaine Weido 479; Lane 4: H.S. Bill Coleman 184, H.T. Bill Coleman 472. High average: Bill Coleman 164 and Bill Muller 164. Thursday Night Mixed League (Oct. 10): - High Triple: Lane 1, Tony Bedard 637; Lane 2, Les Coleman 600; Lane 3, Bev Cregan 628; Lane 4, Ken Burdett 528. Ladies H.S. Bev Cregan 243; Ladies H.T. Bev Cregan 628;