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Times-Advocate, 1988-06-29, Page 14Page 2A Tirnes-Advocate, June 29, 1988 Amor Sports Spotlight 011,11! I„ '1.11 1. I1I,,,•I Healing new wounds It is a shame that the amendment which was put forward by Al Quinn at the Exeter Hawks annual meeting Wednesday.night was dis- carded. While it may have been somewhat cumbersome, the basic idea was a good one. Quinn suggested that someone be made accountable for all the equip- ment purchased over the course of the season. Not only would that il- luminate any waste which might occur, it would also keep open the lines of communication between the coaching staff and the executive -- something which is badly needed in the organization, Many of the internal problems which plagued the Hawks this season might have been averted if members of the executive had communicat- ed their feelings to the coaching staff. A few well chosen complaints -- in private -- might have saved a lot of grief. As far as accountability is concerned, in any form it can only be an asset to a governing body. Accountability is, after all, a form of com- munication in itself: It might be worthwhile for the club to consider a similar amendment at the next meeting July 6. I realize that amendments can only be made at the annual meeting, but could not the next gathering be considered simply an extension of Wednesday night? I think the circumstances warrant such a move. It would be pure folly for the 1-lawks executive to steam _into next season without objectively analyzing what went wrong this year -- and, more important, how to prevent it Irorp happening again. That might be reason crtough to bend the amendn\ent ruts slightly, not only to reconsider Quinn's proposal, but to accommodate any other sugges- tions. At the very least it would generate discussion. Everyone associated with the Exctcr Ilawks Junior D club has gone through a rough, painful season. The scars it has left were apparent Wednesday night in the empty scats and the silence when nominations were called for. But if the team is to survive and prosper, the govern- ing body must.patch the gaping holes and get on with the business of hockey. ' Nominations for potential executive candidates should be forwarded to Tom Dalrymple (235-2704). • Letters Dear Sir: Before you left on..your vaca- tion we spoke briefly on N.H,L:hockey. I realize the season is now over, but Hockey fans arc age- less and keep up their interest without regard to season! As I suggested to you; I think the league should get tougher with their thugs. For example: all teams carry at least two goal -tenders, when one earns a penalty, he should serve it - in the penalty box. That might make the Hex- tall's of the league think twice before using his stick like an axe! It doesn't take much guts for a heavily armoured thug to chop down a player not protect- ed by layers of gear. And to think Hextall actually profited on his actions by playing the "tough guy" on T.V. commer- cials! I've written the league several times with this suggestion, among others, but no reply. Where does Zicglcr spend his time? Not in his office or the hockey rink, obviously. Yours, Gibby, J.M. Gibson, Exeter. Soccer round -up Peewees compete in Listowel tourney In squirt -action, Exeter I played against Nairn 1. Exeter I played a - strong game but could not get the break they needed to get a tic after Nairn had taken a 1-0 lead. Adam Johns came close to put- ting Exctcr on the score board but the Nairn goalie carne out of no- where to stop the ball from going in. Late in the game Nairn scored their second goal for a 2-0 win. Ben Rimnclzwaan and Jonathan Triebncr supplied Exeter with excel- lent goaltending. Exeter II played Nairn II this week and after an even- ly played match carne away with a 3-1 win. Greg Geoffrey with two and Da- vid Marshall were the Exctcr goal scorers. Jacob Bruxcr and Dawn Corbett were outstanding for Exctcr II. After losing their first game .last week Exctcr III came right back with a convincing 3-1 win over Bryanston to stay in the running for first place in the standings. After five games, St. Columban is sell undefeated. Scoring in the win for Exeter III - were Ben Cottrell, Ryan Beattie and Adriaria Debont. Chris Frayne and RyariiBeattie playcii an excellent game. 'Exctcr I used their checking and passing games to send Lucan home with a 4-0 defeat in Atom play. Chad Gilfillan and David Farquhar scored two goals each and Billy Kline and Scott Rasenhcrg starred in the mid field for Exctcr I. Adam Hcrn and Roy Hodgson played well on defence. Trevor Boersnia, Luke Sims and Rob Lynn were standouts as Exeter II came from behind in their game with Coldstream to earn a well de- served tic. Rob Lynn'and Luke Sims were the Exctcr goal getters. In Mosquito action, Scan McCann collected -a hat trick as Ex- eter defeated Coldstream by a 5-2 score. Marty DcBruyn and Trevor Taylor also scored. Exeter was in control throughout the game and the win was never in doubt. Brian McAllis- ter and Geoff Hann played well for Exeter. In girls under 11 action the Exctcr girls have really put things togeth- er. After an 8-1 win last week the Exeter girls showed no mercy to Coldstream this week. Led by a three goal. performance by Sandra Vandcrlaan, two goals by Mune Lanlbert and singles by Sabrina Johns and Theresa Sure, the Exeter girls handily defeated Coldstream by a 7-0 score. In Pcc Wee action Exctcr 1 trav- elled to Ildertan: Most Exctcr players seemed to ttavc a lot 01 trouble with the heat and cane up with a sub par performance. lldcrton' dominated play and only good de- fence by Darryl Beaver and Sharon DcBruyn kept the score to 1=0 for the lldcrton for most of the game. Late in the game Marty DcBruyn launched Mark Brintnell on a break- away: Mark. made no mistake and salvaged a 1-1 tic for Exeter I. Exeter II rebounded from their loss in Grand Bend last week in de- cisive fashion as they trounced Nairn by a 6-0 score. It was an ex- cellent team effort. Sivichay Scngk- hounmany scored four times and Allen McFalls and Tonya Richt each scored once. In the boys under 17 division Ex • - eter was successful in both their games. Against lldcrton the boys took a while to get going against a shorthanded team but in die end sol- id midfield work by Justin O'Rourke and Tim Mcaltister paid off as Exctcr scored five times for a 5-0 win. Scoring for Exctcr were Jason and Shawn McFalls, Peter and Tim McAllisterand Ryan Itcrn. In their second game of the week against Strathroy• Exeter found themselves in a shorthanded posi- tion with only 10 players showing u This however did not stop the Ex- etcr boys from playing a solid Please tum to page 3A JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. Water Softeners Central Vacuum Central Air Conditioning JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 (Most Cars SPECIAL AWARDS - The Zurich Town and Country League has re- ceived recognition from the Ontario Five Pin Bowler's Association. Gary Huston (left) received the Record Chairperson of the year award, and presi- dent Ron Dann was presented with a certificate of appreciation for his 22 years of outstanding service. 1341IRRYQ 1341RBERS+101? I wish to thank all the customers and friends for their loyal patronage while in business. 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Ross Richardson followed with two wins and a score of 24. Emma Campbell and Anna Ballantyne tied with one win, one tie and a score of 22 each. Thursday night, Nelson Squire topped 19 bowlers with two wins and a score of 26 plus nine. He was' followed by Charles Hendy who picked up two wins and a score of 26 plus six. in third place was Henry Trickey with two wins and a score of 26. Marshall Dearing recorded two wins and a score of 25 plus nine while Bev Parsons managed two wins with a score of 22. Marion Dearing was at the top of the list Saturday night when she claimed two wins and a score of 21 while Laurctta Siegner and Stan Roth ticd with two wins and a score of 20 each. Tied for third spot were Ernie Chipchase and Mahlon Ryckman with 1% 0 wins and a score of 18 each. Hwy. 4 and 83 Exeter 235-0466 SWITCH TO WHERE THE SMART MONEY IS GETTING MORE. 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