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Times-Advocate, 1985-06-26, Page 8Page 8 • , Times -Advocate, June 26, 1985 Greys to host ladiesfastballersfrom New Brunswick were involved for many years with the Lucan-Ilderton Jets in in- termediate and senior ranks in the Ontario Hockey Association. They actually coached each other with the Jets. For the first two years of the Jets existence, Storey was the coach and later was on the sante forward line when Nairn was the playing coach. Nairn says Storey is a good hockey technician. He added. "Ile understands the game and is a good fellow to work with. I've known him for 15 years." A top notch ladies tastball event has been lined up ler the night, July 4, at the South Huron Rec Centre diamond: • On this date a touring ladies team from New Brunswick will be in town to meet the Exeter Greys in a doubleheader starting at 7:30 p.m. (fere is your chance to not only meet the members of the Greys but watch two excitigg ball games. The New Brunswick team is on a tour of southwestern Ontario. Pickets at $2 each are available from any member of the Greys team or by phoning '235-1843 or 235-2544. Scatcherd Golf Our hats are off to Dave Scatcherd at Oakwood Inn golf course at Grand Bend for sponsoring another very successful golf tournament. More than 150 golfers from various parts of the province were in to participate. All proceeds go to the Scatcherd Children's Cen- tre in London and with each participant paying an entry fee of $175. the day's receipts should be quite considerable. primarily concerned with the rapidly expanding Huron Hockey Schools. The schools now operate at 10 locations. The winner of the golf tournament in addition to the handicap- ped children was nine -time Ontario amp.teur champion Gary Cowan with a score of 67. A year ago Cowan set the course record with a 61. - Some of the celebrities taking part were former Minnesota North Stars coach Bill Alahoney, former NHL scoring star Paul Henderson, NHL legal beagle Al Eagleson and top amateur golfers Gary Cowan and Kelly Roberts. Mahoney who is well known in this area as one of the founders of the Huron Hockey School told us he would again consider coaching in the NHL if "conditions were right". Paul Henderson probably best known for his winning goal against the Soviet Union back in 1972 is nowinvolved in the Athletes in Ackon group. It's a Christian organization to help. those less fortun e. Mahoney is now a permanent resident of Grand Bend and ........................................................................... • Sports Spotlight by Ross Haugh More golf at Oakwood During our visit to theScatcherdgolf tourney Wednesday we ran into Ted Hunt who is in charge of two other tournaments this summer at the Oakwood course. Ted is in charge of a mixed tournament on Sunday, July 21 and a seniors event on Wednesday, August 14. More information can be obtained by contacting Ted Hunt at Box 545 in Grand Bend or phone 238-8843. Jets reunited There was good news out of the camp of the St. Marys Lin-. coins junior "B" hockey club. Jack Nairn who took over the hemi coaching job May 2r,told us that Steve Storey has been hired as assistant coach. The two Season changes If you happen to be one of those sportsmen who can't make vacation plans until you know the opening day of Ontario's small game and waterfowl hunting seasons - you're in luck.- Starting this fall, there will be a fixed date openings for most small game seasons - rabbits, squirrels and game birds - to cor- respond with proposed federal waterfowl seasons Basic opening dates for most species will be September 15 in northern Ontario, September 20 in central and eastern Ontario. and September 25 in southern Ontario. If opening day falls on a Sun• day, seasons will open the Saturday before, as with the September 14 opening in northern Ontario this year. . "Sportsmen favored fixed dates for waterfowl. and we telt it was logical to have coinciding dates as in past years for most small game seasons," Natural Resoures Minister Michael Barris said. "Small game hunters should find that fixed dates avoid conlu sion about when,seasons open. Hunters will also he able to hunt on more days - as compared to fluctuating Saturday opening dates - yet the resource will still he maintained. Weekday openings in most years will reduce some of the hunting pressure -creating a safer and higher' quality -hunt for a Vervene. the Minister said .........: ...: �-: .. ... : u.t .: 3, ... w ... v...+Y .^': F .n 'tlEi� . ::.A'C� .:�(-'�F..�.'�b':':,.:t�x2?:t.7..o:.x�.�l'.,9.`'w^,'c�£. �s�"%.�...#..�r...�.m.X�G::v`.Y.`.�..5::..1+�`:.<�..�YEc'.�9::".:.5:�.... , ..,.:.y-.,::.s`$k 'Y'=i'[ra. -. 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Scott Russell collected two singles. 11 Jon Schenk gained one single and AIIan Blommaert hit a triple. Mark Burton was the winning pit- cher for Exeter holding the Dashwood hatters to five hits. John Luther was best for Dashwood with a triple and single and get" g one hit apiece were pitcher INtib Vanderworp. Chad Arnold and Mark Watson. Win in seventh Two runs in the top of the seventh proved enough to clinch Exeter's 8-7 win over Goderich. David Schwindt's sacrifice fly and Mark Russell's double sent the two winning runs across the pike. In the Exeter second, a Mark Bur- ton triple and double from the bat of Allan Blommaert produced the first Steve Storey named Lincs assistant coach St. Marcs Lincolns' -head coach Jack Nairn announced Tuesday night that Steve Storey will be the team's assistant coach next season. Storey and Nairn were team-mates for several years when they played in- termediate hockey with Lucan- ilderton. Storey coached Nairn for two years and also played when Jack was the playing -coach_ He played right wing on Nairn's line for five seasons. Nairn. who was named coach of the Western Jr. B Lincolns on May 21. says Storey is a "good hockey technician". "He understands the game and is CLAYBIRD CLUB Jody Mosurinjohn hit/24 targets to win Sunday's trap shoot compelition sponsored by the ('laybird gun dub Perry Maschke was second with 22 Next came iuss Brintnell 21. Doug Moore 19. Raymond PIayfool 14 and Steve Venner I:1. Seamless EAVESTROUGH gibA ALUMINUM and VINYL SIDING Aluminum Storm Doors and Window Aluminum Awnings Replacement Windows Renovations & General Construction "Free Estimate. JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION DASNW000 237 3526 a good fellow to work with. I've known him now for 15 years." Storey also played defence with Lucan-Ilderton and Nairn says he was looking for someone who was profi- cient in that area. "The big thing is working together on things, talking things over. Ile's looking forward to it as I am," Nairn said. Storey 50. who makes his home in Lucan. played Jr. B hockey in Seaforth. In 1954, he came to Lucan to play intermediate hockey. He coached the Lucan-ilderton Combines for two years and then the Jets for a couple of seasons. Now semi -retired. Storey works as a service Technician, repairing televi- sions and appliances- a few days a week for local company. "i'ni really looking forward to it. We should have some fun. I'm not sure who Angie's bringing in but I understand from ,Jack that we should he competitive". Lincs open their 198,5-86 training camp Sunday August 2.5. Now IRONWOOD GOLF CLUB 10( AHD O\1 5.1111 1ASI 01 E IUR OU 111e,14 5• 81 Phone 0519 21i 15/1 Our club is in Tournament Condition- 21111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N1W Every Thurs. is Seniors Day '- E. All the golf you want for "__ only $7.00 E. 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In the loss to Leamington, Exeter's only three runs came in the fourth in- ning. Scott Bishop walked, David Schwindt was safe on an error Jim Ahrens tripled. All came in to score with the help of a single from the bat of Allan Blommaert. AT SCATCHERD TOURNEY Participating in Wednesday's Dove Scatcherd invitational golf tourney at Oakwood were Doug Ellison, Exeter. former NHL star Paul Henderson, Ted Hunt, Grand Bend and Mike Williamson, Exeter. f Exeter Plymouth Chrysler Asks "Can You Handle X19900 a month to drive a brand new car?" Let our leasing specialists show you how LEADS S 199 THEWAY per month tGold Key Aries Per month Rate $ 64 :N6o. 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