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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-30, Page 6Pap 6 Thfloo-A0vocolot Docombir 30, 1980 °v ice tourna.rnent proves #o be tremendous success WIN STICKS — In each game at the Exeter novice tournament, the most.valuable member of each team received a Detroit Red Wing autographed hockey stick. Winners for the Exeter Waxers in their three tournament games were, from the lett, Robbie McLelland, Mark Bur- ton and Alan Blommaert, Staff photo LIQUIDATION SALE HUGE SAVINGS 198 / FORD LTD. STATION WAGON • Dura weave Flight Bench Seat • Auto. overdrive Trans. • Whitewalls • Speed control • Roof Rack • Air Conditioning • Heavy Duty Battery • Heavy Duty Suspension • AM/FM Stereo • Tinted Glass • Lic. RBD 385 List $1 1,563.00 SALE 59697 1981 THUNDERBIRD • V-8 • Auto-Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Vinyl Roof • White Walls • Radio • tic. RKY 063 List $9752 SALE $8168 B 1980 MUSTANG • 6 cyl. • Auto. 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NOON-6 `OPEN HWY 83 n OASHW000 EXETER IAMB. rAH GBERAN:004.E8HuRE1011NIcomgo I N C011imv To EGHooH~ The Exeter 4-iavrts moved into a tie for third place with the Liman Irish in, the northern division Junior loop this week, but a rash of penalties in Seaforth. Sunday afternoon prevented them from taking a share of second place. The Hawks gained two ties in their only outings of the week, starting out with a 3-3 draw in Mitchell, Tuesday, and coming back with an 8-8 tie in tlie Seaforth contest. The two points left them in a tie with the Irish with 25 points, one less than Mitchell. The 'ravistock Braves, who beat the Irish 6- 3 Friday„ hold down first place with 28 points, Friday night, the Hawks will host Seaforth at the rec centre in their only outing of the week. That will leave them with only four more home games and five on the road and all but two of those games are against the northern division squads so they'll have their destiny in their own hands. Gain tie in Mitchell The Mitchell Hawks scored with four minutes remaining in Tuesday's game to gain the 3-3 tie with Exeter in a contest that was evenly played between the two squads. Mitchell opened the scor- ing early in the contest and Ed Willis evened the count in SeafOrth..here Friday .awks in tie fo„r third The tenth annual Exeter novice hockey tournament proved to he very successful with plenty of excitement throughout. Three of the 17 games needed overtime and in a five player shoot-out was used to declare a winner. TillsonburgHoover Univer- sal won the 'A' cham- pionship with three straight victories defeating Oshawa 4.3 In overtime in the final. Tillsonburg edged the same Oshawa team 3-2 in the opening game and defeated Burlington 6.1 in the semi-final. Terry Geoffrey scored the winning goal in overtime for Tillsonburg and scored four times against Burlington, Strathroy Franklin elec- tric won the 'B' title edging the hard working Exeter Waxers 2-1 in the final. In their only other game Strathroy blanked Walker- ton 2-0, Mohawks lose in third period With only ten skaters in the lineup, the Exeter Mohawks failed to hold onto a 5-3 lead as they lost Mon- day's South Huron league game 6-5 to the Goderich Merchants. Goderich took a 2-1 first period lead on goals by Rob Standen and 1-ton Corriveau While Tom Ryan replied for the Mohawks on a pass from Dave Jackson. The Mohawks scored three goals in the first 17 minutes of the second period. All came on unassisted efforts and were fired by captain Ken Bergman, Dave Jackson and Wayne Parsons. At the 11 second mark of the third period, the Exeter Club went ahead 5-3 as Tom Ryan completed a three-way combination with Luc Gagnon and Dave Jackson. In less than a three minute span midway through the. final frame, Goderich scored three times to eke out the victory. Len Kulkman scored two of the final goals for Goderich while Rob Standen registered the third. The Exeter Waxers reach- ed the 'B' final by downing London Stoneybrook 8-7 in a five player shoot-out after the two teams battled to a 5- 5 tie through regulation time and 10 minutes of sudden death overtime. In their second game, the Waxers edged Listowel 1-0 scoring the only goat of the game on the team's only shot on the opposition net by a deflection. Parkhill Rader Motors won the 'C' division chem, pionship with three straight shutouts. Parkhill with Clint McCann recording the shutouts defeated Seaforth 3- 0, Parkhill 6 -0 and Dorchester 1.0 in the final. Robbie McLelland, Alan Blommaert and David Dalrymple scored for the Ex- eter Waxers in the shootout session over Stoneybrook, The Waxers rebounded from a 4-1 deficit early in the third period to send the game into overtime at 5-5. Robbie McLelland put the Waxers in front at 2.18 of the first period and then Stoneybrook scored four un- 'answered goals in the se-. cond and early in the third period. David Dalrymple, Robbie McLelland and Alan Blom- maert scored for the Waxers in two minutes and eight seconds with Tim Van Dam parting two assists and Steven Sillery and Alan Blommaert one each. Stoneybrook went ahead at 7.56 and only 14 seconds later Robbie McLelland sent the game into overtime on a solo effort. In the 1-0 Exeter win over Listowel Robbie McLelland got the goal at 1,52 of the first period as the puck was cleared into his own net by a Listowel defender. Alan Blornmaert con- verted a pass from Robbie IVIcLelland at 1.06 of the opening period for the only Waxers marker in the 2-1 final round loss to Strathroy, The tournament was spon- sored and operated by the Exeter Minor Hockey associations, The scores were: Dorchester 9 Zurich 0 Parkhill 3 Seaforth 0 Strathroy 2 Walkerton 0 Listowel 3Burlington Chiefs 0 Exeter 8 London Stoneybrook 7 Parkhill5 Zurich 0 London T&C 3 Burlington Selects 0 Tillsonburg 3 Oshawa 2 Dorchester 7 Seaforth 1 'Burlington 4 Walkerton 2 Oshawa 7 London T& C5 Exeter 1 Listowel 0 Tillsonburg 6 Burlington 1 Burlington Chiefs 1 Stoneybrook 0 Pa rkh 1111 Dorchester 0 Strathroy 2 Exeter 1 Tillsonburg 4 Oshawa 3 Minors out of tourneys Two of Exeter's minor hockey teams were ousted in tournaments over the Christmas holiday period. The local midgets were dumped from the Silver Stick in Petrolia when they Were bombed 10-3 by Dresden on Saturday and then dropped a 2-1 verdict to Lambeth in the consolation round, Sunday. The Sunday game was the third of the day for the midgets. They had played twice in the Glencoe tourna- ment where they were beaten by identical 3-2 scores by Goderich and West Lorne. The Exeter atoms were eliminated in two straight at the Silver Stick tournament in Forest, SUnday. They were dumped 3-0 by Kincardine and 7-3 by Lis towel. Scoring for Exeter in the lois to Listowel were Jeff Dalrymple, Jeff Rowe and Steve Anderson. Larry Lewis had a pair of assists and singles were recorded by Steve Lingard and Robbie McKnight. SMILES The joys of motherhood are what a woman ex- periences when all the kids are in bed. Knitting gives a lot of women something to think about while talking. You might repair a broken promise, but you cannot even make it as good as new. The only way to have a good friend is to be one. the final two minutes of the opening stanza when he com- pleted a play with John Ker- nick and Bill Glover. They then jumped into a 3-1 lead with two quick goals in the ..second period. Randy Parsons fired the first at the 13:41 mark and Preston Dearing came back with the second one only nine seconds later. Dearing drew an assist on the first goal as did Doug Brooks, while Bill GloVer was the playmaker with Dearing on the second tally. Mitchell g9t one back at the 17:17 mark of the second and the teas played scorelets hockey until the 16:00 minute mark of the final stanza when Rob. Stovel scored his second of the night to give Mitchell the tie. Rich Fletcher made 31 stops for the Hawks, while Dave Fischer had 26 for Mitchell, The hosts picked up 12 penalties compared to the nine assessed to Exeter. !Neither team managed a power play goal. Penalties hurt Seaforth scored seven of their eight goals in Sunday's game on the power play, the last one with 15 seconds left in the game to hold the Hawks to an 8-8 draw. The Hawks led 3-2 after the first and were behind 6-5 going into the third and dropped back by two early in the final stanza before they rallied with three goals in the final six minutes to appear to have a win. However, Ian Doig scored his third power play tally of the afternoon to leave the clubs with one point each. Preston Dearing and Bryan Baker had two goals each for Exeter, with the singles coming off the stickS of Brian. Mercer, Dave Couse, Brad Taylor and Pete Tuckey, Two of those goals were on the power play and one came while the. Hawks were shorthanded. The Hawks dominated play in the game as Steve Wells was called on to han- die 39 shots, while Dan. McClure had 60 firedinn his. direction in the ,.:Seaferth. nets. Exeter picked up 23 penalties compared to the 15 served by the Centenaires, Randy Parsons Bryan Baker were assessed fighting majors at the end of the game when they joined in some fisticuffs with Seaforth's Den Williamson and Frank Flanagan as the final horn sounded. JACK 1 FULLER Plumbing and Heating NO JOB TOO SMALL Specializing in Service Work, Repairs and Alternations Residential & Commercial `EXETER 235-06841 111111 )6, SIGNING IN — Mark Burton signs the lineup sheet for his father Scott prior to the Exeter Waxers game Friday in the an- nual novice tournament. T-A photo PROGRAM SELLERS — Busy selling programs at the holiday Exeter novice hockey tournament weraJett Burton and Jim Lewis. T-A photo PARKHILL WINS IN 'C' — The 'C' championship of the weekend Exeter novice hockey tournament was won by Parkhill. 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