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Times-Advocate, 1987-12-09, Page 20Irish Continued from IA ling in the third as well. He punched in a power play goal at :03 from Craig, giving Irish a 4-1 advantage. Mitchell's Steve Murray scored his first of two goals at 8:56 while Lucan was short-handed. He scored again at 11:49 to change the shape f the game, making it 4-3. • � Darren Neil put some distance be- tween the two teams with a goal at 12:08. Denomy drew an assist on the play. It was Denomy who scored the last twb Irish goals, finding the mark at 13:21 from Craig and Barnes and then scoring again with just 23 seconds left in the game from Barnes. Mitchell managed a final goal at 18:46 when Mike Murphy put the puck in the net, but the gap had grown too large by that time. Irish next see action Wednesday night when they meet Thedford at 8:15 p.m. in the Lucan arena. Sat- urday they are in Mount Brydges for an 8 p.m. start. PRESENT VILLAGE CUP - Lucan reeve Norm Steeper and deputy - reeve Harry Wraith at the right present the Lucan Cup trophy to Brooklin captain Gary Wilson. At the left is Cup committee member Bill Darling. Bombers tie Watford Exeter Optimists Bombers fought lb a 1-1 tie against Watford Novices in their ninth Lambton-Middlesex league game of the season, Sunday. Watford took a 1-0 lead in the first period when Mike Manders scored unassisted at 5:30 and then Hawks earn four Continued from IA Scott Bogart at 10:26 and then Singer completed his hat trick at 11:46 after he picked up a pass from Reid and Jim Lewis to put Thedford out of their misery. As if they were toying with Clin- ton Fridayllight, Hawks fell behind 1-0 going into the second period, but the lull didn't last more than 3:40 into the middle period before Exeter opened the flood gates and blew Clinton off the ice. Singer recorded a four goal night with three assists to ice the cake. Lovie scored first for Exeter, from Steve Gould. Singer pumped in two at 4:59 and 11:07 and then goals followed from Jeff Pfaff, Bogart and Singer. Sean Whiteford made sure Hawks didn't lose their momentum in the third. He scored at 1:20 and 5:18 to make the score 8-1. Jeff Ansems potted an unassisted marker at 6:16 and then a power play goal by Bogart and a short handed goal by Slater increased the - lead by two. Singer, Pfaff and Lovie finished the scoring. Both Clinton goals were scored by Marc Clausius. Hawks 12 - Seaforth 2 Hawks found themselves locked in a 1-1 tie after the first period Sunday night against Seaforth, but six goals in the second and five more in the third turned the game into a rout. Ansems opened the scoring at 16:31 of the first after he was set up by Slater and Pfaff. Seaforth answered that at 18:36 when Mike Betties found the mark. Just 1:22 into the second, Mark Morrissey punched in a shot from Bogart. At 8:21 Singer scored unassisted. Casey, Gould, Ansems and Pfaff all put the puck in the net in the second. Third period goals were scored by Lewis (just 30 seconds into the per- iod), O'Connor, Gould, Pfaff and Bill Fisher. Seaforth scored their second goal of the game at 12:02 of the third when Brad Carter put the puck in the net from Mike Bettles and Terry Pugh. SM OE GO 1111 'PCS PP SL RD P AO 1S BC Zurich bowling GC Rai Dickert 818 K Eddie Marrunersteeg - 631 6h } gt John Smits - 660 2501/2 D Alex Osgood - 585 188112 BB K. Mommetsteeg - 607 165 PR Mike Hodgins - 608 243 Wednesday Nile Ladles League 119 SB Linda Webber - 740 189 GG Cheryl Latta - 532 239 GB Betty Datais - 604 218 1)s Judi Jennison - 552 184 BJ Mari Roberts - 701 109 711 Pat Remond - 623 1911 Thursday Nile Mixed League C Patti Omen - 634 SP Julie Ritchie - 725 AT Frank Palen - 703 OC 011ie Edwards - 792 MCG Klaus lerornkin - 523 Wednesday Morn Ladies League Mary Buchanan - 462 Marg Lovell - 540 Jean Smith - 448 Rouleen Berends - 598 Marion Deline - 475 Grace Farquhar - 643 H.S. - Grace Farquhar - 299 H.S. - Rosaleen Berends - 224 H.S. - Marg Lovell - 231 Thursday Grand Cove Estates Sally Foster- 557 Roy Broad - 473 Clary Flewellyn - 473 Hazd Broad - 491 Frank Allen - 504 N.S. - Ted Day - 201 25 H.S. - Kay Allen - 210 21 Thursday Golden Age Seniors - High 16 doubles 9 Ed Strachan - 446 - Good Bowling Ed! 9 Lyda Dandier - 280 Monday Night Ladies Heather Forrest - 484 Trudy Rooseboan - 625 Doreen Browning - 545 Sherri Stade - 657 Doreen Dietrich - 592 Alicia Rau - 536 Pat Schroeder - 673 Dorothy Smith - 653 Doris Smith - 596 Sharon Campbell - 539 Zelda Inthout - 599 Malate Bedard - 652 Sunday Melnik Res. Martin Tyers - 565 Pat Gilbrook - 480 Harry Spice - 473 Kaz Bezec - 384 Grant Harper - 366 Gladys Lavinsky - 366 ILS. - Harry Spice -202 H.S. - Martin T - 199 Tuesday Grand Cove Estates Glory Bright - 520 George Anderson - 443 Sid Thanas - 681 Vicki Taylor - 596 H.S. - Sid Thomas - 239 H.S. - Vicki Taylor - 211 Tuesday C.A.P. Group Jerry Collins - 141 Jeff Deltas - 104 H. Coach - Donna Jones - 146 H. Coach - Wendy Mawson - 187 Tuesday Nile Mena League MI Gary Ruston - 676 R Aub Farquhar - 774 FA Tony Bollard - 696 TT Cal Zimmer - 580 Pr Gm Smith - 629 14 21 15 11 19 5 5 0 2 7 7 0 3 4 0 7 3 clung to it until 3:06 of the third.. Bombers Lawrence Cole pumped in a shot unassisted to give his team the single point. Novice Bombers now have a record of six wins, two losses and one tie. Times -Advocate. December 9. 1987 Page 5A Welland, Brooklin win Lucan Cup Teams from Welland and Brooklin won the two championships in the eighth annual Lucan Cup Challenge held on the weekend at the Lucan Community Centre. Captain Don Edwarson of Groulx Sports of Welland received the Lu - can Cup trophy from Ron Peters af- ter his club won four straight games. The Welland team also took home $3,500 in cash. Welland defeated a strong Tecum- seh club in the final by a 7-4 score. The runnerup prize was $1,200. Rieve Norm Steeper and deputy - reeve Harry Wraith presented the village of Lucan trophy to Brooklin Flyers captain Gary Wilson as 'B' champions after defeating Allied of Detroit 7-5 in the final. Welland captain Don Edwarson started slowly with one goal in the opening 6-5 win over O'Leary, Michigan; notched a pair as his club beat International Stick 5-1; fired three succressful shots in a semi- final win over London Crossman and four more in the final. The Tecumseh club reached the WELLAND WINS IT ALL - Ron Peters presents the Lecan Cup to Wel- land 'A' winner captains Don Edwardson. at the right is Lucan Cup presi- dent Tom Hardy. Campbell scores seven goals Exeter Lincoln Joel Campbell couldn't miss Saturday when his team came up against Parkhill and beat them 7-6 in Lambton- Middlesex Bantam action. Campbell scored all seven Exeter goals and all but one of them were unassisted. Campbell gave Lincolns the lead just under two minutes into the first period. Parkhill tied the game with 3:08 remaining and the two teams entered the second in a 1-1 deadlock. Parkhill punched in two quick goals early in the second. At 6:48, Campbell connected with Derck Beckett to score, bring- ing Exeter within one goal of a tie, but Parkhill opened up the last five minutes of the second with two more goals. With three minutes left in the middle period, Campbell scored his third of the game, unassisted. Parkhill answered that goal just six seconds later and then, not to be out -done, Campbell pumped in an- other goal 26 seconds after that. In the third, three.more goals by Campbell, spaced out throughout the period, gave Exeter the tie and then the win. SNOWMOBILERS Check Our Prices on TRACKS First! • WE ARE NOW YOUR NEW LOCAL ARCTIC CAT PARTS DEALER * Largest inventory in the area! ... Parts and Accessories in stock for most popular snowmobiles. ARGYLE MARINE AND SMALL ENGINE 88 BRITANNIA RD. E.. GODERICH 524-5361 'A' final by beating -the Michigan Nationals 7-2, Fort Erie 4-3 and Oshawa 2-1 in overtime. Their sc,2x- ing leader was Mike Gilhuly with eight goals. Members of the sponsoring Lucan Cqp Challenge committee are presi- dent Tom Hardy, Peter Martens, Mike Anderson, Bill Darling- and Rick Gwalchmai. Area scoreboard AREA SCOREBOARD WL T F A P Exeter 13 0 1 123 4827 Durham 7 5 1 78 6315 Harriston 5 4 0 44 5110 Elora 4 7 2 67 8710 Tavistock 4 8 0 62 77 8 Hillsburgh 4 8 0 52 85 8 Palmerston 2 7 2 45 60 6 - Midgets Hensall Zurich 3 Milverton 3 Tom Dahm, Milverton (2) Mike Cyr, Hensall Zurich Scott Bell, Hensall Zurich Paul Sebastean, Milverton Bantams Zurich 10 -° Forest 0 Paul Dickert, Zurich Rod Vandeworp, Zurich (2) Dale Miller, Zurich (3) Dale Miller, Zurich (4) Hensall 10 - Exeter 1 John Bell, Hensall (2) Mike Hoffman, Hensall (2) John Rooseboom, Hensall (2) Steve Campbell, Hensall Chris Gardner, Hensall (2) Derek Schwartzentruber, Exeter Brad Dewys, Hensall Peewees Zurich 7 - Brussels 4 Kenny Rau, Zurich Tim Machon, Brussels Peter Overholt, Zurich Mark Keller, Zurich Jason Schilbe, Zurich Ken Rau, Zurich Jason Schilbe, Zurich Peter Overholt, Zurich Hensall 10 - Exeter 3 Matt Gardner, Hensall (3) Brian Gardner, Hensall Allan McFalls, Exeter Stan Partridge, Exeter Mike Hayter, Hensall Mark Dietz, Hensall Derek Campbell, Hensall Peter Gryseels, Hensall David Stephens, Hensall Kevin Mount, Hensall Mike Jones, Hensall Novice Zurich - Bayfield Bryan Denomme, Zurich (3) Chad Desjardine, Zurich (3) Eric Lacompte, Bayfield (2) Allan Jeffrey, Zurich Hensall 8 +'Blyth 1 Shane Bualaholden, Blyth Grey Key, Hensall Mark Bell, Hensall (4) Brad Hartman, Hensall Brock Weiss, Hensall Graham Keys, Hensall (2) Atoms Blyth 3 - Stephen. Twp. 2 Craig Glavin, Stephen Twp. Brent Mills, Stephen Twp. Michael Bromley, Blyth Ryan Chamney, Blyth Brian McNichol, Blyth Stephen Twp. 12 - Belgrave 0 Derek Swietzer (3) Darryl Parsons (2) Kurt Mills (2) John Rutten Matt Glavin Jeff Glover Jeff Glavin Greg Glanville EXETER GOLF CLUB P.O. BOX 928 EXETER, ONT. NOM 1S0 Phone: 235-2090 or 235-1517 1988 MEMBERSHIP RATES if paid by December 31, 1987 Adult $150.00 - Family $300.00 Children (18 yrs,. and under) in family rate FREE Junior or University $125.00 Rates will Increase from Jan. 1/88 to Apr..30/88 by $25 and a further $25 after May 1/88 We wish each and everyone of you a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year: Ron and Shirley Bileski Bell Atoms lose to Lucan Exeter Bell Atoms went down to defeat at the hands of Lucan Atom B's Saturday when they were out- scored 7-3. The score, however, doesn't indi- cate the quality of play. Strong de- fensive efforts were made for Exeter by Bart Harmon and Adam Wallis. The two teams fought to a 2-2 tie in the first period. Lucan's Denton Hackney opened the scoring just 57 seconds into. the game when he scored from Daryl Boshart and Julie Carroll. Bell Atoms were quick to answer. Ted Hoffman pumped in a shot from Steve Cook at 2:03 to tie the game and then Jason Clay scored at 4:04 from Brent Urlin and Hoffman to put Exeter in front. Lucan managed to tie the game before the period was over when ctig Gig Gig CMi J.B. Mason scored from Doug McGregor with just 19 seconds left in the first. Lucan scored the only two goals of the second period. At 4:18, McGregor scored from Mason and Boshart. Hackney followed that with an unassisted goal at 5:21. Lucan continued to drive in the third when Hackney found the mark again, this time from Carroll. Mason added a goal at 7:12 from McGregor and Boshart. At 9:49, Urlin made a reply for Bell Atoms, scoring on a pass from Ben Guenther. Lucan finished the scoring when Boshart pumped in an unassisted marker at 10:32. Bell Atoms next see action Satur- day in Exeter at 5 p.m. when they meet Parkhill Jets. An excellent Christmas Gift Idea ctit rt m n . S o s e a p binner Tickets Great for the entire family nn For the annual dinner February 2/88 Many celebrities including: Dennis Hull, former Chicago Blackhawks star, Jea n Beillveau, Montreal Canadiens great, Bob bum!, aching star and Matthew Hilton, Canadian Jr. middle- weight boxing chomp. Adults $40.00 Proceeds for Crippled Children Ctili Tickets available from any Lion or at Chi moil several Exeterpstores. cjpj; kcjitoriltincompo Children $20.00 "WHY WOULD ANYBODY WANT MORE HOT WATER?" "Since Hydro installed an electric water heater, I'm up to my ears in hot water and that means more baths. I hate baths! Before, there was never enough hot water but now there's lots of it." - ''`• Capacity Up to 40% more hot water than gas! Electric water heaters give you all thehot water you need when you need it. 4 Flexibility • 'V. 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