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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-11-14, Page 22CHECK OUR HUGE SELECTION OF CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES .-engine oil k "*Ilete ef Y . COUNTRY R R STORES MT. CARMEL 237-3456 Open Mon. - Sat. 10 - 10 Sunday Noon - 6 ma SNOW IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER 11 SAVE BY BUYING EARLY Kawasaki The hottest thing on snow. ill On.The•Spol Finantrng of Conk Rates ...They're built to last • The Best In-Stock Selection In The Area... PLUS ON THE SPOT E N G R A V N G One Trip Does It All! We Also Have A Selection Of Pool Tables &Ping Pong Tables SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS SO YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED The Exeter Hawks not only halted their losing streak at six games this week, they put together two consecutive victories to keep themselves in contention in the northern group of the Western Junior "D" league. Just when they appeared to be in danger of getting mired in the cellar, the Hawks whipped Tavistock on home ice, Friday, and then posted a 7-5 win over Both- well the following night. Although they were beaten 12-5 by Mitchell last Tuesday, that was the game that saw the locals start to turn things around. They saw Mitchell score seven unanswered goals in the first period in that contest, but raey came back to play on even terms for the next two periods and that type of play continued into their two winning efforts. This week, they host Lucan on Friday and then Tavistock again on Sunday after a mid-week game in Belmont tonight. The Hawks were hanging on in the final period on Friday as they posted their first win of the season with a 5-4 triumph over the Tavistock Braves. The latter came close to knotting the count in the final stanza, but Steve Sararas came up with several key saves to preserve the win. There was never more than a one-goal difference throughout the contest although the Hawks held the lead at all times. Preston Dearing started them off with a power play goal in the first and Ken Varley did the same early in the second. Both of them came back with goals in the third to cap the win. Dan Bell notched the single. Bell, Rick Lindenfield and Brad Taylor drew a pair of assists each, while helping out on one were Dwight Consitt and Dearing. Sararas made 25 stops in recording the win, while Jim Zimmer stopped 30 in Tavistock nets. The Hawks drew eight of the 14 penalties and had two power play goals scored against them. Keep it going In Bothwell, Saturday, the Hawks came back from a 5-3 deficit early in the third period to post their second straight win with a 7-5 margin. They evened the count with two goals in the first eight minutes of the final stanza and then Dwight Consitt popped the eventual winner at the 14:01 mark and Dan Bell added the in- surance tally with just a little under three minutes to go. Consitt also opened the scoring for the Hawks in the first for a two-goal effort, while adding the other singles were Dave Kinsman, Ken Varley, Kerry Bedard and Bryon Baker. Preston Dearing drew assists on two goals, while helping on one each were Bell, Terry Caldwell, Brad Taylor, Kinsman, Bedard, Dave Atthill and Consitt. Steve Wells picked up the win between the pipes, stopping 25 shots, while Gene McChesney was hammered with 53 shots in total by the surging Hawks. Bothwell won the penalty parade with nine of the 17 called, which included fighting majors to Brad Taylor and Craig Simpson. Drubbed by Hawks Exeter played Mitchell on even terms for two periods last Tuesday, but a disastrous first period spelled the difference as the Mitchell crew posted a 12-5 win. Mitchell scored seven unanswered goals in the first period to salt the win away early, although the local Hawks did manage to get into the game in the final two stanzas after coach Ron Bogart moved most of his defencemen to forward positions and put some of the wingers back on defence. Kerry Bedard, Rick Lindenfield, Dwight Consitt, Dave Atthill and Dave Kinsman scored for Exeter, with the assists going to Bedard, Dennis Preszca tor, Bryan Baker and Atthill with one each and Ken Varley with a pair. Mitchell picked up 11 of 17 penalties called, a tote. which included fighting majors to Dwight Consitt and Steve Elliott. Daryl Stacey paced the Mitchell attack with four goals while Mike Avery had a pair, Deadlock A four point performance Friday night by the Sassenachs has moved them into a first place tie with the Winkers in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. The two top clubs each have 32 points, only one more than the third place Outlaws. The Evil Eyes are next with 29 points, Family Affair has 28, the Scotties 27 and the Doublers and Rowdy Ones are deadlocked with 26 points apiece. The balance of the stan=" dings include Out of Space and Chances 24, DR's and Itchy Niters 23, Shiphunters and Nicky Tams 21, CB'ers 19 and Canscotts 14. This week's scores were: Sassenachs 4 - Winkers 1 Shiphunters 4 - Canscotts 1 tB'ers 3 - DR's 2 Family Affair 3 - Nicky Tams 2 Doublers 3 - Chances 2 Evil Eyes 3 - Qut of Space 2 Scotties 3 - Itchy Niters 2 Rowdy Ones 3 - Outlaws 2. Friday's schedule is as follows: 8:00 p.m. Outlaws vs Out of Space Sassenachs vs Chances Doublers vs Winkers Evil Eyes vs Rowdy Ones 9:30 p.m. Family Affair vs Scotties Shiphunters vs Itchy Niters DR's vs Canscotts Nicky Tams vs CB'ers The Lucan-Ilderton Jets after dropping an 8-5 decision to the Woodstock Royals Friday night came back with a strong per- formance Sunday as they lost 4-2 to the same club. In Sunday's game the Jets stayed with the Royals most of the way with a 2-2 tie at the end of two period's of play. After falling behind 3-2, coach Bill White pulled goalie Peter Crosbie in the last minute of play for a sixth attacker, but, the move backfired with Ray Tilley of Woodstock scoring into an empty net with 12 seconds remaining. The Jets will be on home ice at the Ilderton arena for both scheduled games this week. They will meet the Chatham Maroons Friday night at 8:15 and the Stratford Perths will be in Sunday afternoon for a 2 p.m. contest. Friday's game was marred by several fights. Jets goalie Peter Crosbie was ejected at 7:37 of the first period as the aggressor in a fight with Paul Downing of Woodstock. Crosbie claims he was speared by Downing and took after the Woodstock player, Crosbie's successor Dan Murray was involved in a second period skirmish in which seven players were ejected for failing to go to the bench when a fight started. Banished from the game were Dave Brown, Bruce Reddick, Rick Banks and Jamie Robb of the Jets and Ted Brown, Din 'Donohue and Randy Stubal of Woodstock. Murray received five minutes for his part in the fight as did his opponent Ray Tilley. Woodstock goalie Ken Kitching was assessed two minutes for leaving his crease. He wandered up to his 'own blueline to get a closer look at the' action. Woodstock led 2-0 at the end of the first period on goals by Doug Paton and Steve Degurse. In the second session, Jim O'Bright ,:tounted for Woodstock and Ed Parkinson replied for the Jets on an unassisted effort with his club enjoying a man advantage. Defenceman Barry Baynham scored two of the four Lucan-Ilderton third period goals. The first came on passes from Steve Proctor and Ed Parkinson and passing help on the second was provided by Hugh Mitchell and Tom Hodgins. The other Jets scores were Randy Kraul from Barry Baynham and Tom Hodgins and Dave Revington as he converted a pass from Ed Robb. Ted Long scored twice for Woodstock in the final 20 minutes of play and Doug Paton, Jim O'Bright and Doug McFarland counted in single fashion. Each team had 40 shots on the opposition net. Petei. Crosbie faced eight in the Jets net while his successor Don Murray looked at 32 shots. Get early lead The Jets were on even terms at 2-2 at the end of two periods of play in Sunday's loss to Woodstock, but, the opposition rallied for two unanswered goals in the final session. The only score of the first period came from the stick of Doug Paton of Woodstock. The second period was barely underway when Hugh Mitchell put the Jets back on even terms on a three-way effort with Randy Kraul and Brian Johnson. Jim' O'Bright re- established the Woodstock margin at 15:37 of the second period and Bob Dean shot the equalizer for the L-I club at 15:37 with passing assistance coming from Barry Baynham and Hugh Mit- chell. STEPHEN' TOWNSHIP will conduct a 15 hour Power Skating school for hockey players. Registration forms available at the Arena from 8:30 A.M. to 11 P.M. daily. Call 228-6425 for further information / HWY 83 1 4, F., 0ASNWOOD EXETER I MT CARMEL COABETTO GRAND HURON RD # 5 BEND I wN tO COUNTRY +E .r. 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