Times-Advocate, 1988-12-14, Page 20Pac, 4A Times -Advocate, December 14, 1988
Mini Hawks
beaten 3-'0
• HURON PARK - The Stephen
TownshipMini Black Hawk Atoms
were beaten 3-0 by Hensall, at the
Stephen Township Areria on Satur-
day and on Sunday they played 11-
dcrton Flyers to a 5-5 tic, in Ilder-
ton; in an exhibition contest.
Dan Taylor scored. the only goal
of the .first period on Saturday for
Hensall, unassisted, with 51 sec
' onds left in the first period.
After a scoreless second frame,
Iicnsall -scored twice more in the
third on power plays, as Stephen
took four penalties in a row,
Mark Bell scored at./:54 of the
third, from Jcff Mocr and Brad Hart-
man scored with 2:30 left to play
On Sunday: each team scored
once in the first- period, Andy Gla-
vin tying the score for the Hawks.,
!Tom Chris Glavin and Billy Glavin
after Ilderton had opened the.scor-
ing.
Jcff Glavin gave the Mini Hawks
a 2-1- lead in the second but Ilderton
had tied the game before the second -
• was 1" -tory.
Poor Boy Luncheon - The Exeter Junior D Hawks held their annual Poor Boy Lunctteon at tire' South Huron Rec
All three of Blephara Township's Centre Saturday afternoon. The Lunch was sponsored by EMA Foods, the Twins Kentucky Fried Chicken and Na -
goals in the. third period were by- bisco Foods. Getting a lunch ready here are; from left, Susan Wilson, Nancy Quinn and -Elaine Gould.
Jeff Glavin, with assists from Andy •
Glavin and Pres Lavicr.
Bullets drop Ilderton 6-4
ILDERTON -- The Exeter Bell At - first period, on .a set up by Adam than three minutes left in the sec-.
orns hockey team picked up a 6-4 . Wallis. and and Ryan Soldan connected for.
win over Ilderton last Tuesday - Ilderton tied the -game on a goal Exctcr, .from Wallis, with just sev : .
night: early in the second, before Exeter en seconds left in the period.
The game was 1-0 in favor of Ex- • exploded for three straight goals. The home team fought hack 10
ctcr after the first period, but they Scott Rowes` goal was sand -within one goal with pair in the•
put.thc game away with four more wichcd around a pair by Ryan Beck- third but Beckett's third gave the
goals in- the second. . ett, all coining unassisted for Exet- -game gave Exeter an insurance
Jason Keller got Exeter on the er. • maker with 36 seconds left -on the-
board, with the only goal of the Ilderton got one back with less c'IOCk.
Generals drivingto firstplace
. FOREST - Exeter Kinsmen Gen-
erals continued their drive to first
place in Shamrock league Midget
action last week. -
z In Forest, on Thursday, the locals
downed their hosts 8-2 and on Sun-
day managed a 3-3 tic in St. Marys.
Against Forest, first period goals by.
• Mark Burton, John Rooseboom and
Shawn Guillet staked the Generals
to a 3 -1 -first period lead. John Bell,
Tom Rolph, Jcff Rowe and Jcff
Chipchase garnered assists.
In the second period, Rolph scored
twice and Henri DeBruyn added a
single as Exeter extended their lead.
Assisting on the goals were Chip- .
chase with two, Alan Blommaert
and Rowe.
In the third; Chipchasc scored
from Haden Tinncy and after Car-
men Rogers added his- second of the
riight for forest. Mark Burton
rounded out the scoring with an un-
assisted effort:
In St. Marys, the Generals built a
3-1 lead but thc home team scored .
midway through the third period to
gain thc tie. in the hard-fought con-
test. .
Guillet, Rolph and Bruce Papple
scored for Exeter, with Rowe,
Ri71ph, Blonimaert, Pantile and
Chipc:ha.sc adding assists. •
Brent McDonald was in goat for
both games.
The Generals who are coached by
Scott :Bogart, Stu Robinson` and
Murray Nystrom, meet Lucan_ on
Wednesday at the Rec Centre in a
battle frit -first place.•
-
Exeter Novice Waxers beat
Lucan 5-2 in Shamrock play.
EXETER - -The Exeter Novice
Waxers beat Lucan-5-2 at the Sduth
Huron Rec Centre in a Shamrock
Hockey League game Sunday after-
___ noon, putting the game away with
-fOur goals irflhe final peritR1.
.- Jcff MacLean scored at 4:05 of
the first, from Ryan Frieter and
Scott "Rasenhcrg, giving thc home
team a quick 1-0 lead.
It'staycd Iikc that until Ryan Car-
roll replied for Lucan,• unassisted,
late in the second periixl.
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Exeter's goal explosion, started at
1:14 of the third, when Mark Par-
sons scored from Greg Geoffrey and
,\1acLean. .
=Just'41 seconds atter that, MacL-
ean scored an unassisted tally to
make it 3-2 for the winners.
David Farquhar made it 4-1 with a
goal at 4:08, from MacLean.
Lucan got one back when Chad
Greenlee scored from Jen Lightfoot
less than a minute after Farquhar's
Marker.
Machan completed -his hat trick
and rounded out the scoring -with -a
-goal--with just under nine minutes
left to play.
Joey Bierling picked up thc win
in net for Exctcr.
The win improves the Waxers'
league record to 6-7-2.
Panthers beat Madill
lay Michelle Ellison
1VINGIIAM - South Huron Dis-
trict high School's boys basketball
teams travelled to F.E. Madill in
Wingham last Monday for Huron -
Perth league games. The Panthers
returned home with three victories
for their efforts.
The Midget Panthers defeated the
Mustangs with little difficulty. The
team dominated most of the play to
take the casy•55=.38 win.
Randy Johnsoirlcd South Huron
with 14 points. Chris Gardner had
eight and Jason Heywood added six.
SH's junior boys played a close
match against M1;idtll.•Thc Panthers
-led by a slight 20-15 margin at half
time and continued to outplay the
Mustangs to take a 40-36 win.
Jason Clarke played well for the
Panthers, scoring I7'points. Stcvc
DuBarry also Rut forth a gorxl effort
adding 12 points. lan Vcrbcek,had
six.
The Senior Panthers upset thc
Mustangs with an impressive 61-37
win. The Panthers took a convinc-
ing 28-11 lead by 'half time and
continued to dominate thc match to
win 61.37. • .
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