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Times-Advocate, 1988-06-15, Page 15Banquet completes season for junior Hawks teame`°'" The 1987-88 season of the Exeter junior Hawks hockey club was offi- ciall com.lcted Friday night with the annual awards banquet. took over for the start of the 1986 Bogart who steppcci down as pres Masterof ceremonies Ron Bogart 87 season was to win an OHA idCnt late in the season continued, said the goal of the executive which championship. "11 was a very successful two years. Going from the doormat of the league to Ontario finals -is quite an accomplishment." • To the players he said, " Despite a very controversial year, you came through on the ice. You gave it your best shot and were beaten by a larger city (Lambeth). Clarke Singer was the first Exeter junior to ever score more than 50 goals in one season. In addition to being the club's scoring leader, Singer was named the most valua- ble player during the regular season. The Hawk award presented by Ron Bogart and his family went to Jim Lewis. This award goes to the player displaying the most dedica- tion, dependability, sportsmanship and perseverance. Derck Martin, was named rookie of the year, George Pratt Jr., the most gentlemanly: best defenceman Individual awards to top Hawks Jeff Pfaff, best defensive forwards Mark Morrissey and Terry Casey, most improved. Jeff Ansems and most valuablc•in the playoffs Scott Lovie. The Leadership award went to Jeff Reid. On the financial side, Ron Bogart said the club was "in the red" and asked support for a fund raising fish fry set for July 22 during Sidewalk Days. George Pratt Sr., a member of the executive and a team trainer said re- garding the controversies of the past winter, " I was sort of caught in the middle. I kept quiet and um glad I did. Let's put it all behind 4is. I'm the oldest Hawk on the team and I will be back again• next year'. Coach Dave Bogart who indicated he would not be back concluded his remarks with, "I'm stepping down. Those people who criticized me can now go back behind the bench and I'll sit back and criticize". The annual meeting of the team will be held Wednesday, June 22 at the Rec Centre: Anyone wishing to make nominations for the executive should contact Tom Dalrymple. JUNIOR HOCKEY AWARDS - Exeter junior Hawks coach Dave Bogart presented indiiidaul trophies at Friday's annual banquet to rookie Derek Martin, most gentlemanly player George Pratt and best defenceman Jeff Pfaff. VALUABLE AND IMPROVED AWARDS - Exeter junior Hawks coach Dave Bogart presented trophies at Friday's annual banquet to most im- proved Jeff Ansems and most valuable player in the playoffs Scott Lovie. BEST IN LEADERSHIP - Exeterjunior Hawks manager Dan Brintnell HAWK AWARD - Ron Bogart presents his family's Hawk award to Jim Le - presented the Leadership trophy to Jeff Reid at Friday's annual award ban- wis at Friday's junior Hawks banquet . The award goes -to the junior player quet. showing dedication and determination. Soccer EXETER - In squirt action, Exct- cr I was held to a 1-1 tie by a strong Bryanston team. After a scoreless first half Michael Wil- helm gave Exeter_ the Icad early in the second half on a nice individual effort but Bryanston managed to tie the score a little later in the half and despite chances both ways the score remained at l-1. Tyler Taylor and Jonathan Trieb- ner played well for Exeter I. Exctcr II travelled to Nairn to play Nairn I. In a closely played contest Exctcr II managed to square out a 2-1 win on goals by Mau Szabo and Greg Geoffrey. Steven Rascnbcrg and Tim Ditncr played well for Exctcr 11. . Exeter III remained unbeaten after three games by defeating Naim II 3- 0. In the first half both teams were fairly even but Exeter III took ad- vantage of the wind in the second half and scored three limes. Michael Ford, Brian Hayman and Adriana de Bont scored the goals and Ryan Beattie and Chris Frayno played well for Exctcr III. In atom play, both Exctcr teams wcrc on the short end of the score this week. Exctcr I travelled to St. Colum - ban and, despite an excellent game by goalie Jeff Sararas, still lost 5-1 to a very strong St. Columban team. Billy Kline scored the lone Exeter goal and David Farquhar played well for Exeter I. Exeter II played at home against Grand Bend. Despite some excellent play by the whole team, Grand Bend managed to capitalize on the two brcak aways for a 3-1 margin of victory. Bryce Hann scored Exeter's lone goal. Exeter Mosquito's finally saw their first action of the season and beat Lucan by a 3-2 score. Exeter was in command for most of the game and built up a 3-0 Lead. Lucan rallied in the last couple of minutes for two quick goals but the Exctcr win never was in any dan- ger. Scoring for Exeter were Shawn McCann, Marty DcBruyn and Tre- vor Taylor on a beautiful individual effort. Brent Urlin played a steady game for Exeter. In the Peewee division Exeter seems to have two strong teams this season. Both teams scored easy victories this week. Exeter I played well and build up a 4-0 lead against a young Lucan squad and then al- lowed a couple of late goals for a 4- 2 win. ' Exeter's goal scorers were Joel Campbell (2), Marty DeBruyn and Nick Szabo. Peter Kantzas and Trevor Taylor played well. The Exeter II Peewees had no trouble in scoring their second win of the young season as Sivichay Sengkhounmany scored from a pen- alty kick en route to a 4-0 win over St. Columban. Kevin Johns and Mark Lynn played well for Exeter. Coach Susan Hulley was well satisfied with the effort of her charges in the girls under 11 divi- sion despite a 2-1 loss to Delaware. The Exeter girls were a little stronger throughout the game but had trouble putting the ball in the act. All scoring took place in the last 10 minutes of the game. Daniel Lambert gave Exeter the Lead but Delaware battled back with two goals of their own to win the game 2-1. Theresa Stire and Amy Edwards played well. In the Under 17 boys division; Exeter won their first game of the season without even taking to the field. Their opponents from Hyde Park did not show up for their game. We have a special request this week for soccer referees in Exeter and area. We are having a real prob- lem to get referees for games. If you could do some for us please contact our referee coordinator He- len Wagner at 237-3330. We need your help. TRACK WINNERS - Precious Blood School will send a team of track and field athletes to the system finals in Goderich on June 20. Some of those students will be Donna Regier (backJeft), Sivickay Sengkhounmany, Eric Reymer, Rita Bilcke, Paul Gregus (front left), Brianne Czypyha, Chad'Gitfillai(and Toni DeJong. BEST DEFENSIVE FORWARD9 - Exeter junior Hawks assistant coach Steve Prout presented trophies to the team's best defensive for- wards Mark Morrissey and Terry Casey at Friday's annual awards night. Locals bowl for War Amps A total of 31 bowlers participated in the "Canada Bowls" Saturday night at the Exeter lawn bowling club. Each bowler taking part paid a fee with half of the amount going to the War Amps Association. Larry Rieck was in first place with two wins, a score of 27 and plus of six. Grctta Richards and Elizabeth Lamport wcrc deadlocked for second with double wins, a score of 27 and plus of four. Tied for the next spot were Henry Trickey and am Bower with two victories, a ore of 26 and plus of six. Other money winners were Ernie Chipchasc, Gertrude Hamilton and Marsh Dearing. Thursday evening because of cold weather only six players were in ac- tion. With 16 howlers in action on June 7, Walter Spencer was the men's winner with two wins, a score of 25 and four plus. Allan Johns and Gordon Hoggarth wcrc next. For the ladies, Marion Dearing was the top competitor with a score of 28 and plus of four to go with two wins. Millie Trickcy was sec- ond. .Burton best EXETER - A total of 28 ladies took part in tis regular golfing ac- tion on Tues5hy morning, June 7 at the Exeter golf and country club. Helen Burton led 'A' flight with a score of 29 and needed the lowest number of putts. Grace Drummond was in with the second best gross score at 50. Jean Smith, Jeanette Turner and Betty Coates with identical scores of 61 wcrc low in 'B' flight with Helen Wasnidge next at 62. Low putts of 16 went to Betty Coates. Low score in 'C' flight was turned in by Jean Crerar with a 63 and Theresa McCann was runnerup at 66. Tied for low putts with 18 each were Donna Paynter, Theresa McCann and Peggy Ferguson. Bette Smith, Ina Browning and Helen Wasnidge were able to par number 3, Helen Burton shot a par on number five and Shirley David- son did the same on number nine. Hidden prizes wcrc awarded to Ina in ladies golf, Browning, Beryl Elgie, Donna Payntcr, Hedy Devine, Shirley Dav- idson and Grace Drummond. Great season start EXETER - Don Melville started thc golf season on the right notc this week when he got a hole -in -one at the Iron- wood Golf Course. Using a five wood, Melville drove the ball 224 yards on the seventh hole to attain thc rarity. IRONWOOD Restaurant Enjoy the Outdoor Patio in Outdobr Patio Weather Located One mile East of Exeter off Highway 83. Phone (519) 235-1521 r 1 Shaw leads Express in rout EXETER - Dave Shaw turned in a winning performance against Strathroy Tuesday night leading Exeter Express to a 14-2 win with eight innings of solid pitching and five hits to his credit. Shaw struck five opponents and gave up seven hits during the long stretch on the mound. After falling behind Strathroy 2-0 on home turf, Express pounded home three runs in the third inning and then followed that with three more runs in the fourth. . Shutting down the opposition with good defensive play, Exeter maintained a 6-2 lead until the eighth when they brought home eight more rubs. Rob Dickey and Pete Neeney notched two hits each. Express are on the road to Strathroy tonight (Wednesday, June 15). They host Walkerton Sunday when the two teams play a double- header. • Locals bowl for War Amps A total of 31 bowlers participated in the "Canada Bowls" Saturday night at the Exeter lawn bowling club. Each bowler taking part paid a fee with half of the amount going to the War Amps Association. Larry Rieck was in first place with two wins, a score of 27 and plus of six. Grctta Richards and Elizabeth Lamport wcrc deadlocked for second with double wins, a score of 27 and plus of four. Tied for the next spot were Henry Trickey and am Bower with two victories, a ore of 26 and plus of six. Other money winners were Ernie Chipchasc, Gertrude Hamilton and Marsh Dearing. Thursday evening because of cold weather only six players were in ac- tion. With 16 howlers in action on June 7, Walter Spencer was the men's winner with two wins, a score of 25 and four plus. Allan Johns and Gordon Hoggarth wcrc next. For the ladies, Marion Dearing was the top competitor with a score of 28 and plus of four to go with two wins. Millie Trickcy was sec- ond. .Burton best EXETER - A total of 28 ladies took part in tis regular golfing ac- tion on Tues5hy morning, June 7 at the Exeter golf and country club. Helen Burton led 'A' flight with a score of 29 and needed the lowest number of putts. Grace Drummond was in with the second best gross score at 50. Jean Smith, Jeanette Turner and Betty Coates with identical scores of 61 wcrc low in 'B' flight with Helen Wasnidge next at 62. Low putts of 16 went to Betty Coates. Low score in 'C' flight was turned in by Jean Crerar with a 63 and Theresa McCann was runnerup at 66. Tied for low putts with 18 each were Donna Paynter, Theresa McCann and Peggy Ferguson. Bette Smith, Ina Browning and Helen Wasnidge were able to par number 3, Helen Burton shot a par on number five and Shirley David- son did the same on number nine. Hidden prizes wcrc awarded to Ina in ladies golf, Browning, Beryl Elgie, Donna Payntcr, Hedy Devine, Shirley Dav- idson and Grace Drummond. Great season start EXETER - Don Melville started thc golf season on the right notc this week when he got a hole -in -one at the Iron- wood Golf Course. Using a five wood, Melville drove the ball 224 yards on the seventh hole to attain thc rarity. IRONWOOD Restaurant Enjoy the Outdoor Patio in Outdobr Patio Weather Located One mile East of Exeter off Highway 83. Phone (519) 235-1521 r 1