Times-Advocate, 1981-02-18, Page 11FIRST DRAW WINNERS — A rink skipped by Jim DeBlock won the first draw of the seasoriin the Exeter men's curling league.
From the left are Jim De Block, Allan Hern, Allan Hodgertand Scott Hodgert. T -A photo
Doublers lead
over Evil Eyes
only one point
The one point lead of the
Doublers over the Evil Eyes
in the Exeter Legion mixed
dart league continues. Each
team scored three points in
Friday's regular action.
The Jaams were the only
team to score the maximum
of five points.
This week's scores were:
Jaams 5 Out of Spoace 0
Itchy Niters 4 Scotties 1
DR's 4 Rowdy Ones 1
Evil Eyes 3 Family Affair 2
Doublers 3 Sassenachs 2
Shiphunters 3 Canscotts 2
Outlaws 3 CB'ers 2
Winkers 3 Last Chance 2
Friday's schedule is as
follows:
8 p.m.
Outlaws vs Shiphunters
Last Chance vs Evil Eyes
Rowdy Ones vs Out of Space
Sassenachs vs Scotties
9:30 p.m.
CB'ers vs Canscotts
Family Affair vs Winkers
Jaams vs DR's
Itchy Niters vs Doublerc
A RACING WELCOME — Veteran harness racing driver Dunc Campbell is welcomed to
Tuesday's Sportsmen's dinner by Exeter horse owner Whitney Coates. In the centre is Fred
Darling. T -A ohoto
RACE ACTION — John Gazarek of Kent Bridge urges his team of three dogs along the
Kirkton-Woodham winter carnival race course Sunday afternoon. T -A photo
HIGH RYING — The Mitchell Hawks were high flying, literally, in the first game of the
playoff series with the Exeter Hawks as they took initial counter 7-2. Midway through the
third period Exeter defenceman Dave Atthill sent Ken Wolfe of the other Hawk squad
flying. Photo courtesy Mitchell Advocate
Elimination close
for local atoms
The Exeter atoms are in
danger of going the same
way as their older cohorts in
the local minor hockey
system.
The locals dropped a pair
of weekend games to St.
Marys in their best -of -five
zone playoff and will face
elimination when they travel
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to St. Marys for the third
game, Saturday. If they win,
the fourth game will be in
Exeter on Sunday at 5:15.
The Exeter pee wees,
bantams and midgets were
all eliminated by St. Marys
in three straight in their
playoffs last week.
In the first game, Satur-
day, the Exeter crew let
down for five minutes at the
start of the second period
and watched the home crew
score five times on their way
to a 6-0 win.
St. Marys scored at the 49
second mark of the second
and upped their lead to 5-0 by
the 5:20 mark.
At home, Sunday, the
Exeter lads deserved a
better fate as they out-
played the Stonetown crew,
but just couldn't put the puck
in the net as they lost 4-2.
Doug Clark and Jon
O'Connor scored for Exeter
with assists going to Jeff
Dalrymple, Larry Lewis and
Jeff Hannah.
Novice goalie Harlen
Tinney was between the
pipes for Exeter and turned
in a good showing.
Waxers get tie
The Exeter novice came
within 30 seconds of pulling
their biggest upset of the
season when they travelled
to St. Marys for a game
against the powerful
Shamrock league leaders.
Exeter led 4-2 late in the
game, but the hosts scored
once with a minute to go and
then picked up the equalizer
with just 30 seconds left on
the clock.
Coach Cy Blommaert said
it was his team's best
showing this year.
Robbie McLelland scored
three times to pace the
Exeter attack with David
Schwindt picking up the
single. Recording assists
were Jason Hern, Jamie
Bedard, Jim Ahrens, David
Dalrymple and Craig
Soldan.
Alan Blommaert, Jamie
Bedard and Mark Burton
turned in strong defensive
efforts for the Exeter crew
along with goalie Harlen
Tinny.
Midgets Tose
In an exhibition contest,
Monday, the Zurich midgets
handed Exeter a 9-6 thum-
in
p David Smith paced the
winners on their home ice
with gour goals. Jamie
McClinchy added a pair and
singles were fired by Scott
Jesney, David Erb and Paul
Johnston.
Mike Clark recorded three
tallies for Exeter, who
trailed 9-3 at one point in the
third period. Scott Brintnell,
Scott Pincombe and Steve
Prout picked up the singles.
Times -Advocate, February 18, 1981
Page 11
JUNIOR BASKETBALL ACTION — The SHDHS Panthers scored a Huron -Perth basketball
win over Stratford Central, Wednesday afternoon. Shown in the South Huron dark un-
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