Times-Advocate, 1988-11-23, Page 20Page 4A
Times -Advocate, November 23, 1988
New trophy case Ron Rader and arena manager Brad Clausius stand in front of the new trophy case which
has just been built for the Zurich Community Centre. Rader donated the fund to build the cabinet on behalf of the
Zurich Buckeyes, a team of the now -defunct South Huron Hockey League.
Defunct hockey team
donates for trophy case
ZURICH - Applying the adage
"better late than never", the Zurich
arena now has a new trophy display
'case some say is four years overdue.
The South Huron Hockey League
dissolved four years ago and found
itself with the problem of disposing
of its remaining funds.
"When the league split up, the
money was donated to each of the
towns in the league," said Ron Ra-
der, who used to play for the now -
defunct Zurich Buckeyes.
The donation of about $1,000 was
earmarked for a new trophy case to
display all the Zurich Minor Athlet-
ic Association awards.
"We couldn't find anyone to do
it," said Association director Bonnie
Schenk, noting that the cabinet had
to be custom built.
This year Mel Overholt in Zurich
took bn the job and the two joined
six-foot birch cabinets now stand in
the heated spectators' Area behind
the ice surface.
Schenk said an engraved plaque
will likely be added,to the trophy
case to recognize the donation from
the long -gone South Huron Hockey
League and to make sure no one
mistakes the cabinet as having been
paid for out of Athletic Association
funds.
Hensall minor hockey,
By Susan Hartman
HENSALL - Hensall Tykes over-
powered Goderich 10-0 in Goderich
on Saturday. Hensall's Jeff Camp-
• bell scored all ten. goals with help
from his team mates. Jeremy Wil-
lert played an excellent game in net
for another shut -out.
Hensall Atoms also shut out the
competition on Wednesday when
they downed Belgrave 5-0. Scoring
for Hensall were Jason Campbell,
Ray. Beierling, Danny Taylor, Chris
Donahue and Greg Keys. Lance
Weiss added the shut out to his goa-
lie stats.
Hensall Novice downed Zurich
Red by a score of 5-2 in Zurich Sat-
urday morning. Brock Weiss scored
five times and Jimmy Seaton scored
a single. Goal keeping duties were
shared by Eric Groot and Jeff Rath
well.
Tweens shutout Clinton
CLINTON - On Friday night, Ex-
eter Tweens Ringettes got a shutout
goaltending in defeating Clinton 12-
0. Andrea Urlin was in net, and did
a f"inc job.
Goal scorers for Exeter were: Jill
Sararas with five goals and one as-
sist, Cathie Wilson with three goals
and two assists, Michelle Bower-
man with two goals and three as-
sists, Cheyenne Westlake with one
goal and one assist and Suzanne
Steciuk with one goal and one as-
sist. Lisa Forrest and -Christine
Morgan had two assists each and Ja-
nice Sanders had one assist.
On Saturday in Forest, the Exeter
Tweens won 6-5 in an exhibition
game. Goals were scored by Chris-
tine Morgan, Cheyenne Westlake,
Michelle Bowerman and Jill Sara-
ras. Katie Armstrong did a fine job
in net, as well as the defence
players.
Next game is in Hensall on Satur-
day at 3:30 p.m. against Goderich.
Mini -Hawks tie Bayfield
HURON PARK - The Stephen
Township Atoms Mini Black
Hawks and Bayfield fought to a 1-1
tic in Icaguc action at the Stephc.t
Township Arena Saturday after-
noon.
Andy Glavin opened the scoring
for the home team, after being set
up by' Ken Desjardine, with 2:28
Icft in the first period. It turned Out
to be the only goal of the first peri-
od.
Both teams missed some good
scoring chances in the second peri-
od, but it remained 1-0 in Stephen's
favor heading into the third frame.
Eric Lacomte finally tied the
game for Bayfield, from Samantha
Scott, midway in the third.
It was a good effort by both teams
but neither goalie wanted to sur --
render the tic -breaking goal.
Stephen Atoms Mini Black
Hawks' Icaguc record now stands at
four wins, no losses and three ties.
Novice Ringettes lose
BLYTH - The Exeter Novice Rin-
gette Team only placed one game
last week, Thursday night, in
Blyth.
'They lost 4-0. However, it was
an exhibition game. They did their
best.
Novice Ringettes next game is
Saturday at the Hensall arena at
2:30 p.m. See you there!
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Hockey Panthers lose to
F.E. Madill in exhibition game
• By Michelle Ellison
South Huron District High
School hockey Panthers opened
their season on Friday with an exhi-
bition game against F.E:Madill at
the South Huron Recreation Centre,
but lost 8-1..
The Panthers dominated the first
period and had many scoring oppor-
tunities. It wasn't until late in the
Lincoln Hawks,
beaten 10-0
ZURICH - The Exeter Lincoln
Hawks were beaten 10-0 by a strong
Zurich team in Zurich last Monday.
It was only an exhibition game
however.
Exeter came up short again in a
game against Lucan, in Lucan on
Sunday, this time the score was 2-
0. This game was a slow-paced
game, with many whistle interup-
tions.
Jason Dukeshire and Kevin Rol-
lings tallied for Lucan and Cory
Burtch picked up assists on both
goals. '
period that South Huron's lone goal
scorer, Bruce Papple, put the Pan-
thers on the scoreboard on a shot
from the point. Jon O'Connor drew
the assist. With two minutes left
on the clock, the Mustangs tied the
game at one apiece.
The second and third periods were
all Wingham as Panthers spcnl too
many minutes in the penalty box,
allowing Wingham to score often
on power plays.
Wingham claimed the 8-1 victory.
With this game behind them the
Panthers' head coach, Paul Cronin
is looking forward to a successful
season.
South Huron meets Central Hu-
ron at home next Friday at 2:00 at
the South Huron Recreation Centre
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