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Times-Advocate, 1985-01-16, Page 15SHIPKA ROOKIES WIN — The Shipko Rookies won the 'A' title in Saturday's sno-pitch tournament at the South Huron Rec Centre. Back, left, Jim Dietrich, Jim Guenther, Rob Dickey, Don Weigand, Paul Brannon, Mike Brannon and Jim Sweitzer. Centre, Linda Dietrich, Jean Weigand, Brenda Wilds. Kathy Hayter, Barb Brannon. Marg Sweitzer and Susan Guenther. Front, mascots Jimmy Dietl A photo rich, Sean Guenther and Ben Guenther. Missing was Joe Arnold. WIN 'B' 1N SNO-PITCH — The 'B' championship of Saturday's sno-pitch tourney at the South Huron Rec Centre was won by Edgewood. Back, left, Kevin Windsor, Ron Ogg, Fred Smith, Brion Noyes, Kevin Lightfoot, Howard Mills, -Bob Smith and Carl Nickles. Front, Carol Windsor, Denise Lightfoot, Nancy Mills, Mary Ann Noyes, Sherry Nickles and Nancy Ogg. Missing was Brian Parnell. T -A photo Host Drayton, Sunday Mohawks get tie in South Huron's cage teams were back on the court this weekend. Both the junior and senior teams were defeated on the home court in league play against Stratford Central. Satur- day the local senior squad travelled to Sarnia St. Clair where they came up on the winning side twice before being defeated in the finals of a tournament. Friday night the locals played host to Stratford Central. The junior cagers were soundly defeated by the visiting school 48-27 in their first match af¢er the holiday layoff. The juniors found themselves down • T na r e to make up any ground in the second half. Bill Vandeworp led the South Huron scoring attack with 14 points while Arian Quinn added six. Ross Keller. Mark Johnston and Marty Merner each scored two points while Paul Mellecke roundel! out the scor- ing with a single point. Rob Tait led the seniors in scoring in (heir 60-50 loss to Central. Tait pick- ed up 16 points and 15 rebounds in the _ losing effort. Brian Topp added 14 points and was followed by Scott Lovie and Scott Miller with six points each. The local seniors made the long drive to Sarnia well worthwhile. Saturday. The Panthers defeated the host team, St. Clair, in triple overtime and kept right on rolling to squeeze by Central Elgin into the finals. It took the Panthers three extra periods to defeat the host school. The two teams found themselves lied 41-41 atter regulation time and remained tied when the horn sounded at the end third overtime stanza the locals of the second overtime period. In the outscored St. Clair by four points to end the suspense filled match 60-56. Tait and Scot Merrylees led the scoring in the prolonged meeting with 24 and 11 points respectively. Brian Topp and Scott Lovie added ten and eight respectively while Scott Miller picked up the other six points. The Panthers met Central Elgin in their second match of the tourna- ment. The locals found themselves down by 11 points at half-time and coach Terry O'Rourke watched that deficit grow to 18 points before the co Tait ed the comeback recording 26 Five for Swat Wingham points and 12 rebounds. Scott Lovie picked up the slack left by the absent' of captain Stephen Merner from the line up. Lovie accounted for 24 points. The Panther second half scoring streak left the score with the locals ahead 61-59 and put them into the finals where they met Kingsville. The triple overtime win and grueling comeback against Central Elgin had their toll on the short handed locals. Kingsville took it right to the local cagers to open a 14 point spread before the half time horn. The spread proved to be too much f 0 0 ercome this time as the locals went down to defeat 58-51. Tait and Lovie led the scoring once again. Tait scored 25 points while The Swat team was the only one to Lovie recorded 12 points and eight re - score a five point sweep in Friday' bounds. Other scorers included Brian regular play in the Exeter Legion Topp with four points. Scott Miller and Greg O'Toole with three each and Vince Parent and Jeff Maxwell with two points each. All in all. the local seniors enjoyed a very successful weekend and pro- vided the fans with entertaining basketball. Both cage teams will be hack in action this week hoping to bet- ter their league records. mixed dart league. This week's scores were: Swat 5 A -Team 0 Smurfs 4 Odd Ones 1 Trailers 4 Outlaws 1 All in the Family 3 Scotties 2 Lost Flights 3 4 -W's 2 011ie's Best 3 Canscotts 2 Turtles :3 Snyde and Clyde 2 Itchy Niters :3 Shiphunters 2 Friday's schedule is as follows x p.m. A -Team vs Scotties All in the Family vs Shiphunters Odd ()nes vs Trailers Outlaws vs 4 -W's 9:30 Itchy Niters vs 011ie's Best Lost Flights vs Snyde and Clyde Canscotts vs Swat Turtles vs Smurfs For Complete Car Care visit Jim Nixon Motors SHOPPING IN EXETER? 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Brent Atthill added the other and one assist. Bill Fisher led with two assists and Brian Blackburn and Andy Lerikos helped on one goal. The Exeter crew will be at home this Saturday to face the Lambeth Juveniles at 7:30 and Sunday against Goderich Juveniles in Goderich. Well clone, boys! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IN IN la Win two in Sarnia Times -Advocate, January 16, 1985 Poge 3A South Huron edgers in action 'l'he Exeter Mohawks scored a goal in the last seven minutes of the third period to gain a 4-4 tie with Wingham in WOAA intermediate hockey action Friday night and preserve their re- cent unbeaten streak. The only loss the Mohawks have suffered in the 1984-85 season was to the same Wingham club. In further action at the South Huron Rec Centre Sunday night, the Mohawks trounced the Drayton Oilers by a score of 17-5. This week, the only action for the Exeter club comes Sunday night when they again play host to the same Drayton Oilers. In Wingham Friday night it was a goal by Marty Wraith on a three-way passing combination with captain Randy Kraul and Brian Mercer that allowed the Mohawks to get the tie at 12.57 of the final period. Wingham took a 2-1 first period lead on successful shots by Brian TenPas, and Brent Day. The only reply for the Mohawks came from the stick of Dave Jackson on passes from Pete Tuckey and Brian Mercer. In the middle session each team scored once and Wingham's single goal lead continued. For the Mohawks Dave Jackson notched his second goal of the night on a play started by Barry Baynham and Brian Mercer. Hitting for Wingham was Randy Clarke. Early in the third period, Pete Tuckey converted a pass from Brent Atthill and the Mohawks were back on . even terms. Just _past the midway mark, Randy Clarke put Wingham ahead again and set the stage for the tying counter by Marty Wraith. Against Drayton Sunday night, the Mohawks broke the game wide open IN IN ell NO ER Any Car: with eight goals in the second period after holding a slim 4-3 margin after the first 20 minutes of play. Pete Tuckey scored two of the four Exeter first period markers while Randy Kraul and Jamie Caldwell counted in single fashion. Marty Wraith picked up two assists and Kraul, Tuckey, Bryan Baker and Terry Caldwell each helped on one score. Goal getters for Drayton were Jeff Day, John Grose and Glen Bratherston. In the eight goal second period onslaught for the Mohawks, Brian Mercer was the only double scorer. Hitting in single fashion were Randy Kraut, Tom Ryan, Jamie Caldwell, Jim Guenther, Bryan Baker and Barry Baynham. Brian Mercer was the top playmaker with three assists to his credit while Barry Baynham helped on tow and Jamie Caldwell, Randy Kraul, Toni Ryan, Pete Tuckey and Jim Guenther got one assist apiece. 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