HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-14, Page 9The Exeter Hawks proved
they’re for real this week
and a power to be reckoned
with as they skated to im
pressive wins over the
league leading Mitchell
Hawks and third place
Seaforth.
The defending league
champs and OHA finalists
have been beaten only once
in their last 11 Marts and
trail Mitchell by only a
single point. They have a 10-
poipt gap over Tavistock,
who have moved into third.
They played in Lucan last
night against the cellar
dwelling Irish and take on
the two bottom teams in the
southern group this
weekend. Bothwell is here,
Friday, while Mt. Brydges
will tackle the high-flying
Hawks on Sunday at 7:30.
The win over Mitchell on
Friday night was a costly
one as captain Steve Jen-
nison arid defenceman Ron
Bilcke were both sidelined
with leg injuries. They join
injured Fred Mommersteeg
on the sidelines.
However, there was also
some good news as league
all-star Phil Knight is ex
pected to rejoin the team
this week and veteran John
VanGerwen has also signed.
Rally For Win
In earlier losses to
Mitchell, the Exeter squad
faltered in the final stages,
but Friday night they
reversed that situation to
score three times in the
third to post a 4-2 margin.
Mitchell opened the scor-
t ing in the first on a power
play, but the Hawks evened
the count in the first minute
of the second when Ken
Varley finished off a three-
way play with Dave Atthill
and Brad Taylor with Ex
eter enjoying a man advan
tage.
The visitors moved ahead
again later .in the middle
stanza on their second
power play tally.
Brad Taylor even the
score at 2-2 at the 5:42 mark
of the third on a play with
Terry Caldwell and Ken
Pinder and then sent Exeter
into their first lead three
minutes later, finishing off a
play with Dave Kinsman and
Dave Bogart.
Jamie Caldwell completed
the scoring with an empty
net goal with four seconds
left in the exciting contest.
Randy Lovie and Bob
Ward each made 17 saves in
the tight defensive struggle.
Mitchell picked up nine
penalties, six of them by
Reds lead
rec league
In this weeks Lucan rec
league hockey the Yellows
ousted the Blues 11-2 and the
Reds continued to lead the
league standings by
defeating the Greens 3-1.
The Blues remained
winless when the Yellows
capitalized early on errors
to take a 4-1 lead at the end
of the first period.
Dave Hill contributed all
his three goals and Bill Darl-
ing added one for the
yellows while Rick
Gwalchmai scored the only
Blue goal in the first.
The Yellows kept the pace |
going as they added five con
secutive goals. Mike Wraith
scored two while Gary
Revington, Jeff Park and
Bill Darling got singles in
the second stanza.
Bill Boshart scored at the
end of the second period for
the Blues but it was too late
to do any damage, The
Yellows coasted to the vic
tory in. the third as Alex
Hyde and Aaron Appleman
scored.
Gary Revington was the
number one star as he
collected a goal and four
assists and Dave Hill and
Mike Wraith were the se
cond and third stars respec
tively, both accounting for
four points.
In the late game the Reds
came back from a 1-0 deficit
to pull out with 3-1 win. Tom
Hardy scored for the Greens
in the first period before the
Reds fought back in the se
cond and the third.
Brad Taylor scored two
goals in the second and in
the game. The Greens held
an edge in play but couldn’t
Capitalize on their chances.
Brad Taylor, Tom Hardy
and Red’s goalie, Keith
Ewer, were the games three
stars,
Standings
W
8
7
2
0
Reds
Yellows
Greens
Blues
Li
2
2
5
8
T
0
1
2
1
P
16
15
6
1
Hawks score impressive wins over top clubs
Hon Elliott, While Exeter 6-1 margin nvpr Sonfnrfh TYanrlnrr __> ■ . • ■ . 6-1 margin over Seaforth.
Midgets Dave Brooks and
Jeff Fuller augmented the
Playing at home again, mjury-riddled lineup and
unday, the Hawks scored Brooks scored the first goal
had six.
Coast To Win
Sunday, „„ ......................
three goals in the first
period and then coasted to a
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at the 10:06 mark with help
from Fuller'and Preston
Dearing.
Ken Varley potted the se
cond marker three minutes
later with Ken Pinder
assisting and then Kerr;'
Bedard scored a ,.'L,
Jamie Caldwell helping on
both and Dave Kinsman on
one.
In the third period, Ian
Doig spoiled Randy Lovie’s
en Kerry shut-out bid as Seaforth cut
pair with the lead to 4-1, but Jamie
Caldwell and Preston Dear-
ing rapped in a quick one. credit, while the Seaforth
each to pull the game out of netminders had 35.
reach. Pinder drew assists mL
on both goals, while Bedard
and Don McKellar helped on
one each.
Lovie had 15 stops to his
The game was not as
rough as last week’s contest
in Seaforth. The visitors
picked up eight minors,
while the Hawks had seven.
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