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EXETER GIRLS WIN — Exeter Public School won the girls championship of Friday's area elementary school floor
hockey tournament. Back, left, Tracy Spencer, Sondra DeBoer, Sheri Cornish, Catherine Davison, coach Jim
Bishop, Kellie Whiteford, Cindy Edwards, Suzanne Wareham, Kathy Hodgins and Melanie Warwick. Front, Kristen
Lovie, Sheri Variety, Shelley Skinner, Kim Crawford, Ronalynn Bell, Patti Bierling, Tanya Delbridge and Monique
Aunger. T -A photo
Close to elimination
Hawks gft single point on weekend
By managing only one point
.in two weekend home games,
the Exeter Hawks appear to
have doomed themselves tt)
miss the league playoffs for
the first time in several years.
While they are not
mathematically eliminated
from the fourth and final
playoff spot yet, the Hawks
face what appears to be an in-
surmountable task to over-
take the Seaforth
Centenaires.
The Centenaires picked up
one win on the weekend to
move six points ahead of Ex-
eter but the locals have three
games in hand heading into
the final two weeks of the
schedule.
Seaforth have only two
games remaining, one last
night with the cellar dwelling
Mitchell Hawks and then an
encounter in Exeter this
Sunday.
For the Hawks to take ad-
vantage of that home game
with the Centenaires, they
have to do something they
have been unable to do all
season, •and that's beat the
Lucan Irish and the Tavistock
Braves.
The locals play in Lucan
tonight (Wednesday), are at
home to Thamesford, Friday,
and then travel to Tavistock
for a Saturday game before
hosting Seaforth on Sunday.
They wind up the season with
a home game next Friday
with Belmont.
The only factor in their
favor against Lucan and
Tavistock is the fact the
games mean nothing to those
two squads. The Braves have
wrapped up first place, while
the Irish are destined for
second.
Lose to Browns
The Hawks bowed to Thed-
ford Browns by a 4-3 verdict
at home, Sunday, failing in a
golden opportunity to whittle
Seaforth's six -point margin as
the Centenaires were beaten
by the same 4-3 count by
Belmont.
Poor defensive work in the
Niters, Scotties
get five points
The Itchy Niters and Scot-
ties each swept five points in
Friday's regular play of the
Exeter mixed dart league.
This week's scores were:
Scotties 5 Outlaws 0
Itchy Niters 5 Crusaders 0
Rowdy Ones 4 Jaams 1
Wubbu 4 Canscotts 1
Shiphunters 3 Out of Space 2
Winkers 3 CB'ers 2
All in the Family 3 4 -W's 2
Swat 3 Evil Eyes 2
Friday's schedule is as
follows:
8 p.m.
Rowdy Ones vs Scotties
Outlaws vs All in the Family
Crusaders vs Winkers.
CB'ers vs Wubbu
9:30 p.m.
4 -W's vs Evil Eyes
Swat vs Jaams
Out of Space vs Itchy Niters
Canscotts vs Shiphunters
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third period beat the Hawks
as they blew a 2-0 first period
lead.
Juvenile netminder Peter
Dearing was pressed into ser-
vice after Mike Tadgell was
injured early ih the game and
he kept the Browns at bay un-
til the defence failed to give
him any support . on three
goals in the final 10 minutes of
the third.
On all three goals, Dearing
made the initial save, but the
shooters were able to pick up
the- rebounds - without
hinderance from Hawk
defenders and score on the se-
cond opportunities.
Steve Prout and Pete
Tuckey spotted the Hawks to
their first period margin and
the Browns scored early in
the second on a powerplay
with Bill Glover in the penal-
ty box.
SH senior Gagers
win Mitchell event
South Huron's defeat of
Stratford Northwestern's
boys senior basketball team
and their winning Mitchell's
weekend tournament proved
this team is well on its way to
a Huron -Perth championship.
Friday night at Nor-
thwestern the SH Panthers
dominated the game to win
68-57. The play was -rough and
uncontrolled. There were in-
juries as the referees allowed
the play to get out of hand.
Coach O'Rourke said, "The
reffing left a lot to be
desired." Each of his starting
five players was fouled out in
the third and fourth quarters.
South Huron led throughout
the game, 37-25 at the half, but
it was tense in the final
quarter as Exeter was forced
to play its second string
against a pressing Stratford
team. The second line manag-
ed well to maintain the point
spread.
Stratford Northwestern's
team had great depth. They
were able to relieve their first
stringers with a whole new
line-up that played almost
equally as well. The Nor-
thwestern centre husky, Mike
Otto had 26 points but it is
significant that 12 of these
were scored on foul shots. Of
the Husky's 57 points. 21 were
from foul shots.
The vocal crowd may have
prejudiced the referees as
over 100 South Huron fans
travelled to Stratford for the
games.
John Mol.and John
McAllister eachad 16 points
before being fouled out in the
last quarter. The shooting of
Brent Atthill and Kevin Par-
sons inspired the players as
they had 13 and 8 'points
respectively. Both were foul-
ed out as was Steve Riddell
who had 7 points.
This win puts South i luron's
regular season record at four
wins and a IAss. Stratford_
Northwestern was their last
major competition. They
should easily win their re-
maining five Huron -Perth
games. South Huron's only
defeat was their first league
game which was against Mit-
chell. They lost 56-37.
However this past weekend
the Panthers won the Mitchell
tournament. A possible
match -up in the Huron -Perth
finals should 'go in South
Huron's favour. The Huron -
Perth senior boys basketball
championship has been
elusive for South Huron in the
past several years. •
South Huron never actual-
ly confronted Mitchell at the
tournament sponsored by the
Kinsmen club In the first
round the Panthers easily
defeated a team from Elmira
58-49. The semi-final game
was closer against Ingersoll.
Play was forced into overtime
when the score was tied at 48.
four foul shot points clinched
the 52-50 win for South Huron.
In the final &H met.. London
Oakridge who -defeated
Mitchell in the -semi-finals:
South Huron was not playing
up to par and lost two starters
to too many fouls but still
managed to squeak in a 55-53
win and capture the tourna-
ment championship. In fast
year's Mitchell tournament
Exeter was eliminated in the
semi-finals.
In exhibition play last week
South Huron's seniors came
up from behind to defeat
Parkhill 52-47. Clarke Road
resorted to their second
strt'ng, allowing Exeter to
creep up to a 47-46 final losing
score. The London team was
ranked eighth in last week's
London Free Press Top Ten.
Dale Stolk of The Free Press
put South Huron Panthers as
a team to watch, along with
Stratford Northwestern.
League games . were
postponed until after this
week's ski trip. Wednesday
February 9 South Huron
travels to 'Wingham to coq-
tinue the regular season. Last
night SH hosted Glencoe.
Pee wees
beat Ilderton
The Exeter pee wees stored
a 3-1 decision over Ilderton in
their only start this week in
the Shamrock hockey league.
The local team sponsored
by the Legion Auxiliary
jumped into a 1-0 first period
goal on an unassisted effort
by Steve Anderson.
Anderson notched the se-
cond goal for his club early in
the third period and Jeff
Dalrymple followed with a
successful shot. All came on
solo dashes.
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They evened the count at
the 9:39 mark of the third and
then scored a pair within two
minutes to take a 4-2 lead.
Tuckey pulled the Hawks to
within one at the 16:19 mark,
but they couldn't get the
equalizer as Thedford's Brad
Milnier came up with several
key saves among tiis 39 stops.
Dearing stopped 19 shots,
while Tadgell had four before
leaving the game.
Ed Willis picked up assists
on two Exeter tallies, while
helping on one each were
Mike Clark, Tony Underhill,
Glover and Prout.
The Browns sat out 12 of the
19 penalties called by referee
Bill Walsh.
Battle for cellar
The Exeter and Mitchell
Hawks found themselves in
an unusual situation when
they faced off at the rec cen-
tre, Friday. Normally, the
teams are battling for the top
league spot at this time of the
year or are getting set for one
of their fierce playoff battles,
but this time it was more a
fight. for the league basement.
The teams battled to a 7-7
draw as Exeter scored with
an • extra attacker with 25
seconds left. The draw leaves
Mitchell four points behind
Exeter in the battle for the
basement. -
Mitchell took a 3-2 lead in
the first, split the second
period 2-2, and then let the
locals off the hook with their
last-minute tally.
Pete Tuckey paced Exeter
with two goals, while adding
singles were Bill Glover, Tony
Underhill, Mike Clark, Dave
Jackson and Tony Jones. The
latter scored the tying goal.
Scott Brintnell and Steve
Prout had three assists each
and Jackson. and Ed Willis
helped out on two. Drawing
single assists were Jamie
Chaffe, Underhill and
Tuekey.
Dave Hook started in net
for Exeter and made four
saves before leaving with an
injury late in the first. Mike
Tadgell came on to record 18
saves, .while Dave Fischer
ended up with 35 for the
visitors.
Exeter served 12 of the 22
penalties and scored the only
two powerplay goals of the
game.
Irish. beat Trojans,
bombed -by Braves
The Lucan Irish. gained an
even split in two OHA
Western Junior "D" games
this week. Wedhesdayy on
home ice thely edged the
Thamesford Trojans 6-4 and
Friday in Tavistock they
were bounced 10-4 by the
league leading Tavistock
Braves.
The only action upcoming
this week for the Irish is
tonight, Wednesday when
they will be at the Lucan
arena at 8' 15 to take. on the
Exeter Hawks.
Two shorthanded goals
helped the Irish to win over
Thamesford. They came 43
seconds apart late in the first
period and early in the
second.
The first Lucan goal came
at 10:40 of the first period
from -the stick of Dave Patton
a three-way passing combina-
tion with Jeff Skinner and
Jamie Shipley.
Only 30 seconds later, Geoff
Edwards converted a pass
from Dave Egan and with the
period running out Jeff Skin-
ner scored the first of the two
undermanned scored on an
unassisted effort.
The second • shorthanded
goal was notched by Geoff
Edwards on a pass from Doug
Latta. At 16:41 of the middle
frame, John Medd scored for
Lucan on a solo dash and on -
Bantams get
great goal tending
The Exeter bantams, back-
ed by the spectacular netmin-
ding of Scott Heywood, posted
a 4-2 win in St. Marys,
Wednesday, in a Shamrock
league game.
Heywood turned aside a
barrage of shots as the St.
Marys crew carried the play
in the first two periods, while
his mates scored three times
in the final period to pull.it
out.
Chris Tiedeman notched a
pair, one into an empty net
with one second left. Dave
Woodfine and Terry Zachar
popped the singles. Picking
yup assists on the goals were
Tim Moore, Jim Lewis, Ted
Lawson and Sean Whiteford.
The two teams meet again
tonight in the South Huron
Rec Centre in the first game
of their best -of -five OMHA
series.
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ly 10 seconds later Al Craig hit
the Thamesford net on a play
started by captain Paul
Wraith and Steve Glenn.
.In a loss to Tavistock the
only Lucan goal of the first
period was notched by Art
Gregory on a breakaway
while a team-mate was sitting
out a penalty.
Jamie Shipley nred the se-
cond successful Lucan shot at
14:44 of the second period on
passes from Steve Thompson
and John Medd while enjoy-
ing a one-man advantage.
In the third period to com-
plete the Irish scoring, Ran-
dy Turner converted a pass
from Paul Wraith and Steve
Glenn registered with
assistance from- Steve
Thompson and - Geoff
Edwards.
Kevin Reiger led the
Tavistock scoring attack with
a three goal effort. Reid Dun-
das, Greg Poetker and Ken
Wettlaufer checked in with
two goals apiece and Kevin
Albrecht added a single score.
February 2, 1983 Page 9
Exeter Hawks
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