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Times Advocate, 1984-10-31, Page 9NEW UNIFORMS — The student council of Exeter Public School has pul-chased a new set of school uniforms for tournaments and track meets. Student council president Spring Cushman (right) presents the uniforms to house league captains John Stewer (back left), Brent McDonald, Jeff Chipchase, Chris Haugh and (front) Marcie Ellison, Terra Ahrens, Michelle Ellison and Diane McCarter. Post Shamrock, exhibition wins Minor squads off to good start The Exeter midgets posted two Shamrock league vic- tories this week in games marred by a long list of penalties. The locals edged Lucan 5-3 at the rec centre, Wednesday, then scored a 3-2 win in Goderich, Saturday. Exeter shot into a 3-0 lead against the Irish, but had to score twice in the third after the visitors had knotted the count. Jim Lewis, Bud Richard- son, Tim Moore, Lee Watt and Bill Lessard scored the markers. Bryan Quinn helped out on a pair and single assists went to Lessard, Paul Mellecke, Darryl McCann and Mark Morrissey. Lucan took 16 of the 30 minors called. Their marksmen were John Miller, Ian Craig and Jim McLellan. Exeter socred with just over one minute left in Satur- day's game to beat the Goderich crew. Terry Zachar did the trick on a solo effort. Bryan Quinn and Jim Lewis had the other tallies with Quinn picking up one assist. Exeter took 16 penalties in the game, while the hosts had 11. Scott Heywood was in the nets for both victories. Bantams Take Pair The Exeter bantams scored a 7-4 win over Lucan in Shamrock action at the rec centre, Wednesday, and then posted a 4-1 triumph in an ex- hibition contest in Mitchell, Saturday. Four straight goals in the late second and early third period provided the dif- ference in the game against Lucan. Steve Anderson scored four times to pace the win, while Jon O'Connor added two and Jeff Dalrymple had the single. Picking up two assists each were Steve Lingard, Jeff Chipchase, Jeff Dalrymple, Larry Lewis and Mark Coward. Doug Clark, Shawn Moore and Jeff Hannah had one assist each. Mike Minis and Jeff Bond scored twice for the Irish. In Mitchell, Jon O'Connor had a pair for Exeter to lead the attack with singles being fired by Doug Clark and Jeff Kints. Scott Bell, Shawn Goulet and Steve Lingard had one assist each. Exeter took 10 penalties while Mitchell had none. Pee Wees Roll The Exeter pee wees bomb- ed Lucan 6-1 m Shamrock ac- tion, Wednesday, and then skated to a 3-3 tie with the powerful Byron minor pee wees in an exhibition tilt in London, Sunday. The locals scored four times in the third period against Lucan to win going away. Tim vanDam popped a pair to lead the attack with single markers coming off the sticks of Jamie Bedard, Al Blom- maert, Mark Burton and Dave Dalrymple. Rob McLelland and Harlen Tinney assisted on two goals each and helping out on singles were Todd McCann, Burton, vanDam and Blommaert. In London, Sunday, the locals overcame a two -goal lead and then had to score mid -way through the second to regain their tie with Byron. Rob McLelland scored twice and added an assist to pace the attack. Jamie Bedard added the single marker in a game in which Exeter displayed some of their best hockey of the young season. Bedard also picked up one assist as did David Schwindt and Jim Ahrens. Harlen Tinney worked bet- ween the pipes in the Byron contest and Steve Sillery was in the nets against Lucan. Atoms victorious The Exeter atoms scored one of their biggest wins of the young Shamrock season as they posted a 6-4 verdict over the powerful St. Marys entry at the rec centre, Sunday. Richard Phillips played a Competition is hot at HuIIy Gully drag What began as a cool day ended up as hot competition at Hully Gully as the first Snowmobile grass drag race of the season was run off. Over one hundred entries from all over Ontario com- peted on the eight -mile grass drag strip at the Varna facili- ty at speed approaching 90 miles an hour. Everything from the crate stock machines right up to the wild 130 horsepower fire - "breather of Al Schmidt of Gadshill was represented. Spectators were out for some hairy, all-out racing. ATC were also featured in teh grass dra4 competition long with a snowmobile water - skimming competition across the }fully Gully pond. The next Sno-cross and Grass Drag will be held in Mid - March. Winners included: Shaun Gannon. Newmarket; Ina Oldtimers get split The Exeter Molting Hawks split a pair of old-timer hockey games this week. Saturday, they posted a 7-5 win over London Leos and then were hammered 7-2 by Dorchester at the rec centre, Monday. Jim MacDonald and Mike Cushman scored in the loss. Ernie Ahrens netted three in the victory, while Jack Chipchase added a pair. Singles came off the sticks of Jim Russell and Mike Cushman. Barnard, Dundas; Ron Clements, Goderich; Dan Brown Waterdown; Harry Clements, Goderich; Al Schmidt, Gadshill; Patty Sahaidad, Toronto, Larry Wilson, Orangeville; Kerry Micks, Newmarket. Ron Shilling, Toronto; Don Vick, Listowel; Scott Poland, Inwood; Ralph Eyre, Bridgen; Brent Van Morsel, Mitchell; and Shane Oliver, Thornda le Competition keen Close play featured the Fri- day night mixed dart league action at the Exeter Legion. Six of the contest ended with 3-2 scores while the A - Team managed a 4-1 verdict over 011ies Best. This week's scores were: A -Team 4, 011ies Best 1 Scotties 3, Itchy Niters 2 Smurfs 3, Outlaws 2 Odd Ones 3, Shiphunters 2 4W's 3, Turtles 2 Swat 3, Lost Flights 2 Snyde ('Ivde 3, Canscotts 2 Canscotts vs. 4 -W's All in the Family vs. Smurfs Lost Flights vs. 011ies Best Odd Ones vs. Scotties Itchy Niters vs. Swat Outlaws vs. Snyde and ('lyde Turtles vs. Trailers A -Team vs. Shiphunters SHUFFLEBOARD SCORES Tuesday ladies - Velma Huff, 2 wins 173, Grace Far- quhar, 2 wins 172. Lula Culbert, 3 wins 165. Wednesday mixed Ernie Ross 4 wins 202, Muriel Mar- shall 3 wins 200, Lorne Mar- shall 3 wins 195, John Eberle 2 wins 191, Marshall Dearing 3 wins 183. strong game between the pipes for the locals, while he received outstanding help from defenceman Fred Godbolt. Jason Heywood recorded a hat trick to lead the Broncos to their win, while Ryan Lindenfield added a pair and Fred Steciuk had the single. Heywood also added one assist as did Steve Farquhar, Joel Smith and Steciuk. The locals jumped into a 4-1 early in the third, only to have the visitors come to within Dave Shaw is recalled Exeter minor hockey graduate Dave Shaw has been called up to help the struggl- ing Quebec Nordiques who are in last spot in the NHL Adams division. Shaw played consistently in pre -season games for the Quebec team and had been expected to stay with the club, but was shipped out to the farm team in Fredericton. On Friday night, Shaw scored one goal in that team's 5-4 win over Sherbrooke. Op- posing him was another Ex- eter minor hockey graduate, Perry Pooley. The two ex- changed some pleasantries following the contest. Late Sunday, after the Nor- diques had lost their fifth game of the season against three wins, Shaw was told to report for their game in Mon- treal on Monday night. It is expected he'll be in the lineup when the Nordiques continue the road trip into Boston, New York and Buffalo. .01 one marker later in the stan- za. However, Exeter scored twice in the final half of the period to seal the win. Waxers Lose The Exeter Waxers gave up two breakaway goals in the final three and a half minutes of tbeir game against Parkhill at the rec centre, Sunday, to end up losing 6-4. It was the first loss in Shamrock action for the novice crew as they had two wins and two ties. Sunday's game was a see- saw affair throughout as Ex- eter's early 2-1 lead vanished into a 4-2 deficit early in the third. However, they came back to knot the count at four each before the visitors scored the late game tallies. Sean McCann recorded a hat trick for the Waxers and Trevor Taylor notched- the fourth tally. Ian Jean and Jaimie vanDam each record- ed assists. Jamie Martene scored three for Parkhill with Josh vermulen adding two and Doug Waters one. Hawks get set for more action The Exeter Hawks swing back into Junior "D" play this week after an absence of 10 days. Tonight (Wednesday) they'll face the Lucan Irish and then host Tavistock Braves on Friday. Sunday night the squad will do battle in Thamesford with the Trojans. The locals are 1-1 in league play to date and have four games in hand on most of their northern division rivals. AMMIIIIII6.AL Tlmes-Advocate` October 31, 1984 Page 9 Football squcids fin in semi-finals at honie Thurs&iy Both South Huron football teams completed the regular season Thursday by defeating Palmerston. The junior griders shut -out the opponent 27-0 while the seniors defeated the Red men 27-14 in what could be termed unusual fashion. Both teams see semi final action at the local school tomorrow (Thursday). The senior Panthers arriv- ed at the Palmerston field late and had time for only a short warm up. Taking the field prematurely did not seem to phase the Panthers, who opened the scoring early in the first quarter. Bill Fisher rambled 80 yards on the Panthers first possession for his first of three majors. Steve Gould converted the Fisher touchdown. Palmerston narrowed the gap in the second quarter with a nine yard run but fail- ed on a two point conversion attempt. Sean Whiteford scored his first touchdown of the season before half time on a four yard run. Gould successfully converted the major to make the score 14.6 at half-time. Fisher's second touchdown came on a perfectly executed screen pass that went for 70 yards. Steve Gould increased the South Huron lead with another convert but Norwell came back with eight points of their own after a two yard touchdown run and a two point conversion. Fisher completed the scor- ing, taking the ball in from the Palmerston 45 -yard line to cap off the win and leave the Redmen winless for the season. The senior Panthers were forced to leave the field as they had taken it, premature- ly, after a fight broke out with less than a minute remaining in the game and the Norwell season. The fight started when a Palmerston player savagely tackled Alex Simpson by the face mask. The incident sparked fighting among several players on the field and players off both benches. The incident was very cost- ly for the senior Panthers. Due to the fight, Simpson and team mate Brett Batten will be sidelined for the semi- finals for their involvement in the alternation. Coach Ron Bogart blamed the incident on the games' of- ficials, who lost control of the match in the first half. The referees failed to call numerous Norwell rough play infractions causing tempers to flare. A special meeting of coaches and league officials was held in Seaforth last night to discuss the incident, at which time Bogart hoped to have Simpson and Batten reinstated for the semi final match against Listowel. The junior game in Palmerston ended with the locals shutting out Norwell Mohawks edged in league opener The Wingham Royalsspoil- . ed the home debut of the Ex- eter entry into the WOAA in- termediate hockey league as they scored with just under one minute left to post a 7-6 win at the Tec centre, Sunday. The Mohawks jumped into a quick 3-0 lead in the first before the defending southern division champion Royals got untracked and the latter kept pecking away at the lead un- til they tied the count at 5-5 at the end of the second. Exeter scored,eariy in the third to again lead, but Wingham scored once on a powerplay near the mid -way mark to even the count again and set the stage for their game winner. Ed Willis andDaveJackson scored twice for the tribe with singles coming off the sticks of Brian Mercer and Randy Kraut. Mercer added two assists and helping out on one goal each were Brian Baker, ON ATTACK — Julie Russell and Pauline DeVries move to the attack against St. Marys in field hockey action. The locals won this game in the Huron -Perth final and on the weekend captured the WOSSA title. Week goes from good to bad to worse Irish win once in three times The Lucan Irish managed only one win in three outings this week, but that was a big one as they clipped the defen- ding OHA champion Bulldogs right in Mt. Brydges, Tuesday. Tonight (Wednesday they'll set their sights on last year's league champion Ex- eter Hawks and hope to con- tinue their roll against last year's top squads. They have one league win already against the hawks. In the Mt. Brydges game, the Irish spotted their hosts two goals in the middle frame and then came back with three of their own in the final stanza to eke out a 3-2 triumph. Wayne Urbshott and Bob Thirwall scored on powerplay attempts near the mid -way portion of the final period and then Urbshott stole a puck while killing a penalty and fired the winner with just over five minutes left in the contest. Scott Balazs picked up assists on the powerplay tallies while Mike Arts and Jesse Crawford helped out on one each. Returning home, Wednes- day, the Irish couldn't handle the strong Belmont Bombers as they ended up on the losing side of an 8-6 count. The Bombers took a 3-0 lead in the first and were never headed although the Irish were pecking away to keep the score close. Both teams scored three times on the power play as the Bombers took 12 of the 20 minors called. Urbshott and Jeff Hodgins had two each for the Lucan crew, while singles came off the sticks of Balazs and Rob Stanfield. Brent Martin and Arts had two assists each to lead in that department, while picking up singles were Brad Hodgins, Urbshott, Rob Hardy, Tim Shipley, Al Craig, Balazs and Mark Bannen. Bart Powell was between the pipes again and recorded 40 saves while Mike McLellan stopped 33 for the Bombers. The week kept getting worse for the Irish as they were drubbed 10-4 in Tavistock, Friday. The Braves took a 4-0 lead and were never seriously threatened. Shipley, Jeff Hodgins, Stan- field and Balazs scored for the Irish. Brent Martin had two assists and helping out on one tally each were Craig, Arts, Stanfield and Brad Hodgins. Brent Fowles started in goal for Lucan and was relieved in the third by Powell. Tavistock coach Dave Warden was ejected in the third and his team took 14 of the 26 minors called. Both teams scored twice with a man advantage while the Braves added one while short- handed. 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