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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-11-03, Page 91975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 2 door hard tap, automatic, power steering and power brakes, radio, body side mouldings, remote control mirror, 35,000 miles. One owner. 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The Hawks take to the road this week with a game in Thamesford on Friday and then back-to-back outings against Mitchell and BothwellonTuesday and Wednesday, The locals went in flurries in Friday night's contest with the Mitchell crew, being helped on a couple of occasions by some shaky netminding by Bob Ward in the visitor's net. Brian Taylor started the Ex- Minor teams break Pinder broke in after being set up by Fisher while they were killing a penalty. Pinder drew the goaltender to one side and then slid a perfect pass to Mommersteeg who had an open corner and made no mistake. Seaforth finished off the scor- ing two minutes later on their fourth successful power play of the night, but Steve Beer shut the door on them for the final minutes to post his second win in as many starts in the nets. The visitors out-shot the Hawks by a 42-31 count. even in opening games I'M GOING BACKWARDS — During Saturday's first practice for novice hockey players at the South Huron Rec Centre some of the more advanced skaters participated in backward skating, Above, coach Al Quinn assists Doug Clark in going back the proper way. T-A photo • The Exeter minor hockey houseleague program begins this Saturday morning with four teams in action, Although the boys on the teams range in age from eight through to 15, the lines will be set so that all participants will be on the ice against boys of their own calibre to the greatest extent possible, Atoms will be playing against atoms, pee wees against pee wees and bantams against bantams, The names of the various teams are printed below, and any boys who have registered and have been missed from the team selection are asked to call Bill Batten to get their names in- cluded. Officials have also noted that because the lines have to be balanced, it is important that any boy not able to play for any particular reason should also call 41111111111111111111111111MINNik. Rally in third The Hawks had to rally with three third period goals to sub- due a stubborn Seaforth crew by the narrow 5-4 margin in Sun- day's action, Exeter pressed from the open- ing whistle and were rewarded with a tally at the 7:13 mark off the stick of Brian Taylor as he tipped in a point shot by Randy Fisher, Jamie Caldwell drew the other assist on the power play. Seaforth got that one back with their own power play four minutes later and the teams skated off with a 1-1 draw in the first period. The visitors then took control of the game in the first half of the middle stanza on two more power play tallies, while Dave Kinsman cut the lead to 3-2 at the 11:00 mark on a play with Ferguson and Pinder. The Hawks evened the count at the 2:20 mark of the final period on a goal by Pinder and went ahead three minutes later when Penhale finished off a three way play with Fisher and Mommersteeg while they were enjoying a power play, Mommersteeg and Penhale drew assists on the Pinder tally. Fred Mommersteeg scored what turned out to be the winner at the 12:33 mark when he and and Steve Batten put them on the score sheet near the end of the first period when he rifled in a shot from the slot. Dave Hayter and John Kernick drew the assists. Near the mid-way mark of the second, John Kernick scored on an unassisted effort to cut the lead to 3.2, but London picked up the clincher in the final few seconds of the same pe*riod to post the win. Two shut-out Exeter bantam II and atoms teams were shut-out in their first league appearance. • Lucan drubbed the bantam crew 6-9 in a Saturday afternoon game in Lucan, while Strathroy posted a 4-9 win over the atoms in Sunday's triple header at the rec centre. Although out-scored by a wide margin, the second bantam team put up a creditable showing and weren't out-played as much as the score indicated. They just failed to click on several good chances, while the Exeter net- minders didn't get any breaks. Strathroy dominated the atom game, it being their fourth con- test of the young season, while it was the first , encounter for the locals who showed signs of hav- ing the ability to be a contender as the season progresses. Midgets A goal late in the third period allowed the Exeter midgets to score a win over Belmont by a score of 2-1 in their first start of the season, Dan Bell fired the winning goal for the Exeter crew on a pass from Brian Mercer with one minute and 46 seconds remaining in the game. Dave Bogart shot Exeter into a 1-0 lead at 1.58 of the second period on a three-way combina- tion with Doug Brooks and Brian Mercer, Exeter enjoyed an edge in territorial play by outshooting Belmont 31 to 16. 411•11111MMIMOIMP!Ilr The Exeter minor hockey teams opened the season in the Shamrock league this weekend and came up with an even split with three wins, three losses and' one tie. The bantams were the only double winners, posting victories over Belmont and London, while the midgets also won in their only contest in Belmont. Exeter's pee wee entry tied Belmont and then dropped a ver- dict to London, while the bantam II and atom teams suffered losses in their only outings. In their home games coming up this Sunday, the atoms, pee wees, bantams and midgets face Lambeth in a four-game set at the rec centre. The first game gets underway at 4:09 and the other games follow on the hour. Win twice The Exeter bantams spotted Belmont a one-goal lead, Friday, and then came roaring back to post a 4-2 verdict on Belmont ice. Wayne Smith triggered the first Exeter goal on a pass from Bill Glover to even the count and then Dave Jackson dented the twine on a pass from Glover to give Exeter a 2-1 margin. In the second period, Rick Lindenfield blasted a shot into the Belmont net, only to have the home team come back with another tally to keep the margin to one goal. However, in the final minute of the middle frame, Jackson pop- ped his second tally on a play with Lindenfield and Rick Fletcher shut out the home team in the final stanza to preserve the win, On home ice, Sunday, the locals had an easy time with Lon- don, controlling play throughout. Dave Jackson was again the scoring leader as he contributed a hat-trick in, the 5-0 victory. The other goals came off the sticks of Pete Turkey and Rick Linden- field. Drawing assists in the contest were Lindenfield, Kevin Par- sons, Dave Bell, Bill Glover, Dave Newton and Tom Coates. YOUR LOCAL and advise so a substitute can be inserted. The players on all teams MUST be ready to go on the ice 10 minutes before the scheduled start of their game. In the first week's action, team 1 will play team 2 at 9:00 a.m. and this will be followed at 10:30 by a contest between team 3 and team 4. The lists for the four teams are as follows: Team 1 — Rick Gilfillan, Bob Sims, Marty Francis, Jeff Francis, Jeff Wareham, Gord Austin, Paul Scott, Danny Morley, Gary MacDonald, George Pratt,, Brett Batten, Allan Pym, Kevin Heather, Steve MacDonald, Steve Francis, Scott Batten, Mike Murray, Mike Clark, Paul Cooper, Peter Parsons. Team 2 — Steve Pym, Ken Boersma, Tim Bender, Gib Dow, Alec Irvine, Dennis Murray, Steve Armstrong, Ernie Szabo, Steve Coates, Dennis Pym, Jeff Pfaff, Steve Gould, Tim Easterbrook, Alec Osgood, Mark Stephens, Terry Bender, Jamie Chaffe, Dave Underwood, John Osgood, Rob Smith, Team 3 — Jim Lewis, David Balsdon, Trevor Blue, Marty Taylor, Tim Campbell, Jamie Haines, Gary Harvey, Dean Murray, Jeff Taylor, Sean, Whiteford, Bill Fisher, Jack Smits, Dave Delbridge, Scott Rundle, Dale Johes, Bruce Shaw, Doug Cooper, Rich Fletcher, Rob DeKoker, Scott Pincombe. Team 4 Scott Lovie, Richard Brasser, Mark Penhale, Scott Baptist, Jim Fletcher, Tim Robinson, Jeff Van Harlen, Calvin Stanlake, Terry Zachar, John Wells, Trevor Johnston, Scott Bogart, Chris Authier, Ed Cosman, Allan Hodgert, Steve Riddell, Trevor Boyle, Mark Vandergunst, Peter Dearing. HOCKEY At its Best! SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE SUN., NOV. 6 LAMBETH VS EXETER 4:00 - Midgets 5:00 - Bantams 6:00 - Atoms 7:00 - Pee Wees SUPPORT THE KIDS.", AGENTS House league hockey to start Saturday eter crew off on the right foot when he dented the twine on a play with Jamie Caldwell at the 8:37 mark, and after Mitchell knotted the count, Kim McKin- non gave Exeter a 2-1 lead at the end of the first on a power play With Jim Ferguson, Exeter came out firing in the middle frame and opened up a quick 4-1 lead on goals by Ken Pinder and McKinnon. Fred Mommersteeg, Brion Penhale and Matt Muller drew the assists. However, Mitchell battled back with two of their own to get back into the contest and then Steve Jennison rifled home another power play tally in the final seconds on a play with Caldwell and Taylor to up the lead to 5-3. The homesters then added two more in the third before Mitchell scored their final tally. Triggermen on the final two Exeter goals were Muller and Penhale, Phil Knight, Don McKellar, Mommersteeg and Pinder drew assists. Randy Lovie turned aside 27 shots to record the win in the Ex- eter nets. • Gain tie The peewee entry scored a 2-2 come-from-behind tie in Bel- mont, Friday, in their opener, but a rally on Sunday afternoon fell short as they were nipped 4-2 by London. Belmont opened the scoring in their own arena in the first period and then built the lead to 2-0 at the end of the second. In the first minute of play in the final stanza, John Kernick finished off a play with Dave Hayter and Chris VanGerwen to cut the margin to one goal and a minute later, Mike Tiedeman scored the equalizer on a play with Hayter and Scott Brintnell, In Sunday's game, it appeared as though London would run the locals right out of the rec centre as they scored three goals in succession. 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