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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-01-28, Page 12Blues back to second Greens lead Lucan rec By MIKE WRAITH Again this week the Lucan Rec League has a new leader. The previous front running Blues went down to an 8-6 defeat at the hands of Hagens Hackers. The Greens took over sole possession of first place with a 5-4 victory over the Reds. In the Blues -Hackers game both teams blew leads before the Hackers scored five consecutive third period goals. The Hackers built up a 3-1 lead only to have the Blues comeback with 5 consecutive goals of their own. Rick Thomas opened the scoring for the Hackers when he converted passes from Brad Taylor and Gary Isaac. Isaac increased the lead when he scored on an unassisted powerplay goal. The Blues narrowed the lead when they scored on a The Centralia College Saints gained one victory in three starts this week in the South Huron intermediate hockey league. The only victory was by a 4-3 score over the Centralia Marauders while the defeats were 7-1 to the Parkhill Merchants and 5-4 to Goderich. In the loss to Goderich the Saints started quickly with a goal from the stick of Ed Michniewicz on a pass from Tim Breedon. Before the first period ended Tom O'Brien tied the score for Goderich. In the second period, Doug Smith and Phil Petrie counted for Goderich in the first .minute of play and Michniewicz came back for the Saints on passes from John Jonger and Lloyd Holdbrook. Each team scored two goals in the final 20 minutes of play as the Saints fell one goal short of even terms. Ed Michniewicz completed the hat trick performance as he scored on a pass from Dave McFadden who scored the other goal on an unassisted effort. The final period Goderich marksmen were Len Kolk- man and John Hoy. The only goal for the Saints in the 7-1 Toss to Parkhill came from the stick of captain Ken Vanos on passes from Ed Michniewicz and Mike Sadler. powerplay goal of their own with Dennis Hackney finding the range. Don Lankin assisted on the goal. The Hackers increased the lead to 3-1 on Gary Isaac's solo effort to open the second period. Dennis Hackney began the Irish gain double wins The Lucan Irish scored two weekend wins over the Mitchell Hawks to move within one point of the se- cond place Mitchell club in the OHA Western Junior "D" standings. The Tavistock Braves are in first place in the northern division with 40 points, the Mltchell Hawks are second with 38 points and the Irish right behind with 37 points. The Irish downed the Hawks 3-1 in Lucan Friday night and came right back with a 5-2 victory in Mitchell Sunday afternoon. In a Wednesday contest, Port Stanley edged the Irish 5-3. In Sunday's game two quick goals in last two minutes of the first period put the Irish in front to stay after Mitchell scored the first goal of the game on a shot by Doug Dietz, Jamie Shipley tied the score at 18:19 on passes from Jeff Edwards and John Medd and Paul Medd scored a minute later on a pass from Brian Murray. The only goal of the second period was shot by Dean Densmore of Lucan on a three-way combination with Bob Hodgins and Jeff Edwards. Paul Medd put the Irish ahead 4-1 at 5:14 of the third period as he converted a pass from Brian Murray. Later in the period Doug Dietz collected his second goal for Mitchell and Kevin Harwick ended the scoring for the Irish on a pass from Brian Murray. In Friday's game most of the scoring came in the third period. The first goal came at 7:10 of the opening session when Jeff Marshall hit the Mitchell net on a three-way effort with Kevin Hartwick and Doug Latta. At the halfway mark of the third period Jeff Hart- man made it 2-0 for Lucan on passes from Paul Medd and Murray. Ron Glenn counted for the Irish on passes from Doug Latta and Kevin Hartwick before Duncan Ferguson registered the only Mitchell .goal. In the Wednesday loss to Port Stanley. the Lucan goals were fired by Paul Medd. Jeff Hartman and Jamie Shipley. 229-6838 Woodham 225-2822 O g A ` AB WE NEED ALL TYPES BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR Blues comeback with help from Stan McNiff. Brad England came right back to tie the score when he finished off a play started by Hackney. Blue's defenceman Bruce Cornish gave the Blues the lead for the first time when he converted a Jim Hearn pass. Brad England opened the third period scoring with a solo effort and shortly after, Gord Moon increased the lead to 6-3 scoring on a solo effort of his own. The Hackers then mounted their winning comeback when Brad Taylor scored with help from Gary Isaac. Bill Darling brought the Hackers within one on an unassisted goal and Gary Isaac came right back with the tieing goal with Rick Thomas and Taylor assisting. The winning goal came off the stick of Don Murray with Bill Haskett and Brett Fairweather assisting. Taylor added an insurance goal with Isaac and goaltender Wayne Parkinson assisting. In the second game the Greens built up a 4-1 lead then held on to stop a Reds comeback and post a 5-4 victory. Brian Noyes opened the scoring when after taking a pass from Mike Anderson, rifled a shot past Red's goaltender Don Coughlin. Jeff Park increased the lead shortly after when he found the corner of the net with a low shot with Noyes and Greg Revington assisting. Marty Wraith finished off the first period scoring with an unassisted goal to give the Greens a 3-0 lead. The Red's finally solved the problem of getting a puck past Green's goaltender Bill Boshart when Tom Hardy found Mike Wraith in front of the net whose hard shot foundthe corner of the net. Marty Wraith restored the Greens three goal lead when his clearing pass from behind the net, hit a Red's defender and went in off Coughlin's skate. Tom Hardy started the third period off for the Reds when he skated through the Green's defenders, deked Boshart and while air - bourne, slid the puck into the open net. The Greens scored the eventual winning goal when Jeff Park after taking a pass from Brian Noyes cut to the corner of the net and slid a pass to an unguarded Jim Hodgins whose high shot beat Coughlin cleanly. The Reds fought back with two goals late in the game to make things close however with Coughlin out of the net for an extra attacker were unable to score the equalizer. Ron Keys scored the first goal converting a goal mouth pass from Mike Wraith while Rick Gwalchmai scored the final goal with help from Wraith. NORTH ALL-STAR - - From the right, bock Gary Koehler. Second row: Tom O'Brien, Phil and Jamie Caldwell. Front row: Dave Kinsrn North won the game 3-0. _ row: Gerald Weido, Pat Bedard, Mike Anstett, Phil Paquette, Tom Ryan and Petrie, Ron Corriveau, Dwight Consitt, Brad Daters, Kris Bedard, Brion Penhale un, Doug Fairbairn, Dave Holmes, Jurgen Hellman and Kim McKinnon. The Bowling scores Mens A CO S Burton 864 C4 R Wood 804 OP R Funs tod 635 RO G Latullppe 628 SP D Smith 743 OE R VanDamme 684 CB T Mattucci 622 167 C Atthill 641 SU G Webb 610 CM L Eveland 545 IN R Hippern 744 HB D Harvey 844 Thursday ladies TB ST BH CE GF DS LO AC WR WW J Mantey 634 N Mitton 633 M Rohde 575 N Galloway 641 S Wright 606 D Daters 624 A Faber 491 B Cable 514 S Barker 639 B Bierling 665 7 28 3 22 7 21 4 16 5 15 5 15 2 12 3 11 4 9 2 8 0 7 0 6 7 67 0 54 5 57 2 78 5 96 2 61 0 65 7 69 0 57 7 50 Wed. Mornings Ladies 6 G Beaver 5 R Berends 3 D Kipfer 2 A Wilson 4 M Lovell 1 B Smith YW TM 8th PE TR BS Friday Mixed League CH D Murray 613 SC E Aikenhead 593 TE R Lawrence 596 WW W Dix 775 FT J Snell 663 OC D Steele 520 Sunday Mixed League SN L Webber 720 BL G Hippern646 GT M Looby 651 RC B Turnbull 672 MP J Parker 547 TA D McNair 582 7100 0 76 5 72 7 64 2 47 040 5 95 2 81 7 76 5 73 2 60 0 14 Senior Citizens M Hern 312 C Hendy 384 E Davis 315 A Toonk 289 T Yellow 283 I Davis 276 Mens Wed. D Gifford 647 A Eveleigh 620 R Dickey 688 P McFalls 693 B Oke 601 R Schroeder 652 Mon. P.M. Men L Porter G Hoggarth M Dearing T Lamport B Etherington W Shapton Huron Hope E DeKort C Weston C Proulx E Klungel ML Masse 4 11 3 13 7 11 0 12 4 6 3 10 545 475 460 478 451 442 123 120 116 103 102 SP CO DM RO FS IS' CC HH RP CA HT LO Lucan Ladles J Sovereign 802 A Watt 874 K Haskett 643 L Snider 591 J Leger 652 M Jefferies 689 A Scott 644 S Noyes 585 P MacDonald 675 L Herbert 580 J Greenlee 563 S Johnston 564 LAND ROLLERS SOUTH ALL-STARS -- From left to right, back row: Mike Cronyn Brian Lightfoot, Mike Steeper, Ken VAnos, Dave Burnett, Ed Michniewicz, Don Vanmassenhaven', Rob Thoman, Rick Vanos, ferry Gale, Dave Ulrich, Art Bell and Fronk Funston. Front row: Kevin Lightfoot, Randy Somerville, Gary McLeod, Dave McFaden, Mark Cronyn, Pete Glove, Blair Hearn, and Murray Jo mieson. North wins South Huron A crowd of about 600 watched the North defeat the south in the South Huron all- star game Friday night in Zurich. The first period was scoreless as both goalten- ders turned in excellent performances. There were seven penalties handed out in the first period, three going to the North and four going against the South. The scoring did not start until the 7:53 mark of the second period when Tom Ryan of Exeter scored on a shot that was assisted by Dave Kinsman of Hensall and Mike Anstett of Exeter. Three penalties came in the second period, all going against the North, but the South could not put the puck in the net. In the third period, the Northscoredagain, this time off the stick of Ron Corriveau of Goderich. Gary Koehler and Jamie Caldwell, both of Hensall, assisted on the goal. Less than a minute and a half later Dave Kinsman scored an unassisted goal. There were five penalties, four to the North and one to the South. The proceeds from the game will go the the Big Brothers and the South Huron Hockey League. The split is 60 per cent to Big Brothers and 40 per cent to the S.H.H.L. On hand to offically start the game was league president, John Stephens and from the Big Brothers, Jim Mulhern. Ron Rader was the master of ceremonies and league statistician, Bob Somerville, was the game announcer. In league play, on Jan. 22, Hensall played Forest in Hensall and won by a score of 6-4. Hensall scored two first period goals by Terry Caldwell and Jamie Cald- well. Steve Knight and Jamie Caldwell assisted on the first goal and the second star tilt made up to 32 feet 30" dia., 3/16" drum Low compaction & low H.P. required Hydraulic lift wheels and wings Also Available: Truck Cushion Bumpers was unassisted. In the second period, Fred Knight scored on a pass from Dave Ulrich and Bill Forbes at 4:34. The scoring came fast and furious in the third period when Rob Sullivan started it at 9:27 on a pass from Henry Veen. Less than 20 seconds later, Hensall was back in front on a goal by Dave Kinsman, assisted by Al Taylor and Rick Ingram. At the 8:14 mark, Forest tied the score on a goal by Dave Ulrich, his second of the night. Hensall scored the next two goals, by Terry Caldwell and Rick Ingram. Forest scored with two minutes' remaining from the stick of. Fred Knight, but with just 13 seconds remaining in the game, Terry Caldwell scored to kill any chance of Forest . tying the game. Referees Iry Ford and Wayne Corbett handed out 12 penalties in the game, eight to the home town Sherwoods and four to Forest. Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed Investment Cer- tificates. ''subject to change EXETER 235-2420 Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. GRAND BEND CLINTON 238-8484 482-9747 BEFORE THE GAME BEGINS — Ron Rader, center, introduces the players from the North and South at the South Huron Hockey League All-Star game Friday night. John Stephens, left, president of the league and Jim Mulhern, right, from Big Brothers, wait their turn at the micro •hone. WATCH YOUR SAVINGS PILE UP AT WUERTH'S Announcing.... AN EXTENSIVE 4 a"B" REC AWARD --- Pfaff Electric of Exeter won the "B" championship of the weekend Ex- eter Rec hockey tournament and won the trophy donated by Pfaff Electric. Above, Jeff Pfaff presents the trophy to captain Dennis Bierling. In the centre is league president Dori Keeping. 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