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Times-Advocate, 1988-03-30, Page 23Page 6A Times -Advocate, March 30, 1988 Exeter Shuffle- board Ross Richardson captured high score in five games of mixed shut.- --- f ieboard action Wednesday- when- he - turned in a score of 449. Walter. Davis claimed second place with 366 while Charles Tindall took third with 354. I3elva Rowe scored 301 to lead in four games Wednesday. Ray Cottle followed with 250 and Eileen Westlake placed third. with 220. Thursday, Howard Johns scored an impressive 511 in six games to claim high score. Mabel McKnight came in second with 415 and Ross Marshall rounded -out the top three with 347. In five games Thursday, 'Olive Tindal} scored 329 to lead the pack. Pearl McKnight turned in a 306 to take second spot. Charlie Tindall and Marjorie Hodgcrt followed with 289 and 287 respectively. TYKE B CHAMPS -- Exeter Orange team, pictured above, ran into some sti comps I Ion a e ye ourney in Clinton recently when they played Exeter Blue team and .won 4-0. Back row, left; Coaches Dan Overholt and Larry Hamilton. Second row, left; Casey O'Brien, Tyler Taylor, Robbie McIntosh, Craig Overholt, Scott Gilfillan, -Cain Dougall,-TinvMaver; Brian Par -sons. Finrow, for left; Stevene first tlRaes Cb dMoony Eagles n, David arshaw Mark Shepley who claimed the" shut -out while.net Andre Mayer. Orange Tykes vs Blue Tykes BLUE RUNNERS-UP -- Exeter Tyke Blue team became the B runners-up at a Tyke tournament held in Clinton recently. They were defeated 4-0 in the B final by Exeter Orange. Back row, left; Coaches Allen Keys and Gerard Grenier. Second row, left; Peter Fragiskatos, J.J. Hern, Paul Gregus, Sean Guenther, Greg Geoffrey, Kian Mac- Dougall, Caleb Johns, Ben Cottrell. Front row, left; David Overholt, Andrew Freiter, Justin Miners, Bob Hamilton, goalie Danny Snell, Jason Grenier, Michael Wilhelm. Hensall Minor Hockey spawns winners }lensall met Clinton and solidly de- .fcated them with a score of 7-2. Putting the puck in the net for Hen - sail were Derek Campbell with Dave Stephens, Brian Gardener, Mark Deitz, Dave Stephens with three. Hens.rll.hockey enthusiasts were Next the novices met Brussels well satisfied -over the weekend who they -defeated handily. with a when almost- all minor hockey score of 5-3. Scoring for Hcnsall teams werc enraged in hair=raising , were Greg Keys with four and Brock competition. The Tykes, Novice, Weiss helped out with a single. As - Atoms and Pee Wets were all in-" sisting on the goals were Jamie Huron Division Finals in Bayfield Campbell with two, Grcg -Keys, and Godcrich while the Bantams Brock Weiss and Graham Kcys. • played at home. In a tough final game the Hcnsall The Tykes played three gangs in novice nut the league -reading and Bayfield on the way to their title as undefeated 1luron Park squad . Al - B" runners up. i.n the first game though they lost 4-1 it was an ex - they were defeated by a very strong citing and very competitive match, team from Zurich. 1lensall's two - with a lot of action at both ends of goals were scored by Johnathon the ice. Scoring our only goal was Campbell and Ryan Munn on their Grcg Keys, assisted, by Brock and way to a 13-2 loss to Zurich. Grcg. 1 n the second game they we, • The boys all played very well as more evenly matched with Hayfield everyone gave 1(X0 percent and made •and emerged as -6-1 victors. Scoring their coaches and fans very proud. for 1lensall were Paul Cooper with Great goal -tending by Eric •Groot three, Jeff -Campbell with two and a and an outstanding eight point single by Ryan Munn. weekend by Grcg Kcys.- - In the' "It" championship game - The team was awarded -with a ban- t-lensa'I was put .nit by Godcrich in nor which will be proudly hung --in a close and exciting -match. Gode- Hcnsall Arena. rich sc )red the -winning goal with Atoms • less than one rninutc remaining on The Ilcnsail Atoms emerged vic- the clock. The` final score was 2-1 torious. in -their efforts to become • for Goderich with Ryan Munn scor- "A" champs. They Won all three of Ing } it„salt's goal.• their games and will travel to Dur- - Novice ham on Easter Monday for a one 'I'hc strong 1lensalt Novice team game winner -take -all final in the wort their first two games and found 1luron-Perth Division. • theniscl.ves Io' ing to Huron Park in In their first match they defeated the fin:it to Ihecomc "A” runners up. Godcrich White 6-2. Scoring for In their first match they deleted 1lensall were Ncil Atchison, Blair the home team, Godcrich, 4-0 with Moir, -Ray Bcirling, Chris Taylor, goals by Jamie Campbell with a Shawn Lovell and Mark Cooper. couple of real heart -stopping goals In their second outing 1Icnsall and singles by Mark•Bell and Grcg squeaked by Bclgrave with a score Keys. Another shut -out for goalie of 2-1 with goals by Ryan Kyle and Eric Groot. Mark Cooper. Mark Cooper chalked up an assist. Game three found Hensalt in a battle with Bayfield• for the "A" title. Thanks to hard work and deter- mination they were able to hold on for a 4-3 win. Hcnsall goal scorers wcrc Mark Cooper with three out- standing goals and a single. by Blair Moir. As we work our way through the scoreboard we find that the 1 lensall Pcc Wccs tod were able tti rise to the top of their division to end up as "A' champions. • in the first game of their Round Robin style tournament • they met Huron Park and were able to beat them 5-3. Hensall's scorers were Dennis Mount from Derck Camp- bell, Mark Dcitz, Dave Stephens, Grcg Dalrymple arid the winning goal by Scott Gould. In their second -contest the Pee Wces held on to tic Zurich 3-3. An extremely strong effort by the entire learn allowed them to hold their own against one of their toughest rivals. Shane Pepper was the first of the l lensall players to score, assist- ed . by Grcg Dalrymple. Dennis Mount's goal was assisted by Derck Canipbcll,and. Kevin. Mount, while Mark Dcitz was unassisted on the third. 1n their third game of the compe- tition iicnsall met Godcrich. Hen- sall's goals wcrc scored by Mark Dcitz with Matt Gardener:Derek Carripbcll with Mali( Deitz, Dennis • Mount with Grcg Dalrymple and Man Gardcncr. and Matt Gardcncr with Mike' I layter.and Mike Jones. in their fourth and final match-ut) RINGETTE BUNNIES WIN • The Exeter Bunnies won their division championship in the Huron -Perth ringette league. Back, lett, coaches Brenda- Sanders, Jayne Rowe, Christine Chappel and Carrie Stuart. Centre, Carolline flimmelzwaan. Cathleen Chappel, Judi Wilson, Helen Thiel, Cheryl Wein, Cara Gardiner and Jana Webster. Front, Leeann Foster, Tracy Wilson, Jodi Rowe, Amy Edwards, Charlene Chappel and Maggie Steciuk. Missing was Jane Ballantyne. 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