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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-12-21, Page 24I 4 • Page 2A Times -Advocate, December 21, 1988 Trying to keep his balance -Joe Scherer, of the Exleter Mohawks tries to keep his balance. after being knocked• down by a player from the Elora Rocks.during a Senior B contest Sunday night at the South Huron Rec Centre. Scherer scored an empty net.goal with one second' left. as the Mohawks defeated the Rocks 5-3. • Irish feat Mitchell twice LUCAN - The league leading. Lu. - . u,. can Irish picked up three more,big Wins last week to -increase their lead to 11 points over second -place Mitchell Hawks by beating the Hawks' twice Iast.wcck. • -. Last Wednesday, the Irish beat the - Hawks 9-5 at the Lucan Arena, they beat the H s 7-3 Friday night in Mitch-CI—and on Sunday the Irish - bcat the Scaforth Centenaires 5-2 in Sealorth. Paul Barnes led the Irish attack wi,h three goals Wednesday, includ- ing one on a penalty shot. Single goals wcrc scored by Todd llayter, -_ -Paul Manders, Dean . Doerr, .David Hinge, Colin Telford, and Briatie :Shuylcr. Barnes chipped in with a pair of iissists- as did Tim Hayter, -while Andy Ross, flings, and Joe Febrcy also icked upone each. P The difference in the game was the four -goal- outburst. by the Irish in the first period.' LUCAN 7. MITCHELL 3 The Irish were trailing 2-0 after the first period but came out flying in. thc second scoring three times -and adding four more in the third. Jeff Hartzell and Dave Murray led the Irish with two goals apiece, while Scott. Dcnomy, Telford and Tim tfayter chipped in with one Bowlers advance - Winning pairs in the High -Low Doubles sponsored by Hiram Walk- ers Brands Special Old wcrc Andy -McIntyre and partner Marie Jacques, Rick McKinnon and his partner Ge- off Moss. These house -round winners will advance to the Zone finals.on Janu- ary 15, 1989, to be held at Lucan Lancs. Sunday was the Christmas Bowl night of fun with a game of Don- key Bowl to finish the evening high and low scores received small gifts. • Molting Hawks win twice' The Molting Hawks picked up two wins and one tic in three games last week. Last Tuesday, they beat the Lucan Classics 5-3. Bob Jones and Bob McDonald each notchcd two goals, with Pctc McFalls adding the sin- gle. • Bob McDonald, Ernie Ahrens, and Walt Tiedeman all had two as- • sists, while Bob Jones and Scott Burton each added one. On Saturday, thcy travelied to London and came home with a 3-3 tic. Ken Bergmann, Ron Moore and Eric Finkbe'nicr, who broke out of his scoring slump, • each notched • onc goal. Ron Moore, Brian Hod- gins, ‘Valt Tiedeman and veteran Al Flynn addcd.singlc assists Glen Stirs played a strong game in goal for thc Molting Hawks. On Monday night, they came from an early 4-1 deficit to defeat Stephen Township 7-5. KO Bergmann. was the big gun notching three goals while, Scott Burson, Ernie Ahrens, Pete A1cFalls and veteran 13i11 Pin- combe added singles. Ron Moore and Brian Hodgins eat:h had two as- sists, -while Bob Jones, Bob McDo- .nald, Eli Pfaff, Eric Finkbcincr and Kcn Bergmann added single assists. This week they travel to Sarnia on Tuesday. Their record up till Christmas stands at 15 wins, 9 - losses and 4 tics. • • : goal each. Dcmony h• d a pair -of assists, and singles cane , om Telford, Ed Van Kerkle, Mike rtrcll; Febrcy, Jeff Hirtzcll, Murray and Barnes. Febrey-and Jamie Pearce .led the way for the Irish in the win over Scaforth with two goals each, while -- Scott ,Denoiny picked up the single - goal for the winners. . Dcnomy was tops in the- set-up department with- a trio, Telford and Brad Muir *each had a pair, while Mike Hirtzcll and Febrcy picked up onc cath The Irish now have 36 points, 11 more than ttie Mitchell Hawks. Next game for the Irish is tonight when the Tavistock Braves will be atthe Lucan Arena for an 8:15 con- test. Friday night the Irish travel north .to Exeter- to take on the Hawksat 8:30 at the South Huron Rec Centre. .•1 Mohawks beat Elora Rocks again 'ELORA - The Elora Rocks were supposed to provide the Exeter Mo- hawks their stiffest competition this year. After their first meeting, on Octo- ber.23 which ended in a 1-1 tie, it looked like that was going to be the case, but the Mohawks have beaten the Rocks every time since then, including a pair of victories on the weekend, 9-6 in Elora Friday night and a 5-3 victory Sunday night at the South Huron Rec Centre. • Monday night the Mohawks played for the first time this season in Tavistock and the Mohawks had their 11 game winning streak snapped after the 2-2 tie against the • Royals. The Rocks.were also supposed to give the Mohawks a run for their money in.Hardy Cup points this year and after the tic in the double home -and -home series, the Mo- hawks took the series seven points to one to advance -to the next round of the Hardy Cup. Friday night, the Mohawks pumped in four goals in each of the first two periods and coasted to the victory. ' . Paul Barton lcd the way with a four -goal performance, followed by a .pair by Jeff Shipley and singles were scored by Ron Goodhand, Quincy Wilker and coach Geird Brooks, who was playing his sec- ond game of the season. General manager Bob Rowe handled the be- hind -the -bench duties once again. Wilker and Dave Randerson led in - the assist department with four each, Jeff McClenaghan had three, and Mark Soehncr, Tim Adair, Wayne Urbshott, and Brooks chipped in with one setup each: Sunday night, the Mohawks spot- ted the Rocks a 2-0 lead after the first tcn minutes and except for a - late . goal by the Rocks; shut the door on them the rest of the way. After falling behind, Wilker got. the Mohawks on the board at 13:20 of the 'first, from Randcrson, and ` the Mohawks tied thc game two minutes later when McClenaghan connected for a power -play tally ..from Wilker and Randcrson. Jeff Shipley gave 'the Mohawks Hauled dawn - Larry Lewis; right, of the Exeter Hawks, hauls down Jason Coulter, of the Brussels dulls. when •hose teams met at the South Huron' Rec Centre Friday night. The Bulls came out on top 8-5 in this contest and Sunday the teams met in Brussels with the Bulls winning again, this time .5.3. Hawks miss chance to steal win from Bulls EXETER - The Exeter Hawks missed a golden opportunity to steal two points from the Brussels Bulls Friday night at the Rec Centre. But a flat first two periods ended up costing them the game: • - Trailing 7-3 at 9:37 of tha Third period, Brussels only dressed goal- - tender for thc game, John Stcffler, had to leave with an injury and with no backup goalie, the Bulls were forced to have defenceman Kevin Talsma don the pads and play be- tween the pipes for the final 10:23. The Hawks managed a couple of • goals with less than three minutes to play but couldn't take full•advan- tage and ended up losing the contest 8-5. The two teams met in a rematch Sunday, this' time in Brussels, with 1- \'\'ishing you Peace, hap- pimess and every. ry. joy for Christmas and the New Year. We would IiJce to thank all our customers for their • patronage through, lit the past ‘,ear. R Exeter Cab, g Wrlired and Gladys Bordon p 49 Simcoe St. 235-2110 paornart,waives amants ronamamamare ap Brussels coming out on top by a score of 5-3. "We were -really flat in th^ first two periods and it seemed like they were hungrier than us and they wanted it more than we did," said Hawk coach Jack Nairn after Fri- day's loss. The Ilawks were down 5410 mid way in the second frame bcfofe they finally hit the score sheet, with Doug Clark doing the honors, from Jeff Ansems and Dan, Nairn. Steve Dubarry got one back for the Hawks at 6:55 of the third, from Ansems, while on a power play. Exactly one minute later, Jim Duplantid scored an unassisted goal to cut the lead in half. Brussels scored at 9:37 to make it a 7-3 game, but that was when Bulls' John Steffler took himself out of the game after getting hit by a Hawk player few moments Brussels scored again before the Hawks managed two quick tallies on Talsma, onc by David- Dalrym- ple from Larry Lewis and onc by Jim Lewis unasv`t; ed, just 19 sec- onds later but that was as close as thc Hawks could get because Brus- sels tightened up defensively and didn't allow the.Hawks many shots on net the rest of •the way, BRUSSELS 5 EXETER 3 The Bulls struck quickly, at 34 seconds of the first period and they increased the lead to 2-0 at 1:41 of the second before Jim Dickins got the Hawks on the board with his first of two, at 4:10 of the period, • Please turn to page 3A *01 .. •. .26 the eventual .,game -winner, with a little more thdn five minutes left in the second period, from Joe Scherer and John Kenrick. Kris Bedard picked up an insu- rance goal when he tipped in Ron Elliot's shot from the point at 5:31 of the third.: McClenaghan picked up the other assist and it was also a power -play goal. , Elora pulled to within one goal iports with just over a' minute left but Scherer restored the two -goal cush- ion with an empty -net tally with just one second left on the clock.'" Exeter goalie Bill Dark made 18 only saves but many were of the difficult varicty.•Urbshott and Ker - nick also played strong games de- • fcnsivcly for the Mohawks. • Monday night's game against Ta- vistock was a tight -checking con- test with the Mohawks' Dave Ran- dcrson gelting.the tying goal, from Wilker and Barton; with 44 sec- onds left to play, while having a man advantage. Each team. scored once in the • first per. and once in the final period, ut'a strong game by -both netmin rs,. Royals' John t: alis and Dark, Helped achieve .thc tic. Elliot: got -the Mohawks' other goal, from Wilkcr-and'Randerson, at 6:17 of the first.period. • The Mohawks sec action nem on 'i uesday when the Ro 'als will be at the Rec Centre for an 8:30-con-- Plcasc-turn to page 24A On location or Studib Bart DeVrie PHOTOGRAPHY ( OMMER( IA( • WEDDINGS PORiRAIiS - GROUPS P l/Rl1Cs1 -. lelephone 235.1298 117 lharne% Rd.. fast, fseler, Ont Hokday Wish With fondest wishes for health and happiness, we send our friends and customers our sincere thanks. Jack, Susan, Geoffrey, Timothy and Andrew Jack's Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. • • We're joining Santa in wishing !'" you a very merry Christmas. Thank you for your patronage. JIM GLASGOW BRENDA MORRISSEY MARY DOUGALL Dec 21,22,23, Dec.24 ' 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. s7,7,11., S.16 ST„-tka S. ka S.y11.. SOI.+ S..O.a S.414 S.jtl,., S.11„ Main St. 235-1933 Exeter Quality footwear... Courteous Service S;,tka S41. S...114 S.04 S 1,. S•01.l.' S.yil.a S a+d1 a S-wlk. Sy16. 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