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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-06, Page 11„-4•• ...vs 39`10s.''114 :.. 441414..•# , .«... ▪ •. /'/x1'4"'r^► wiipter e Host Tavistock Friday in crucialcontest, Times -Advocate, anuary 6, 1912 Page 11 Hawks get two wins, hold three The Exeter Hawks won both their games this week, opening up a three-point lead over Tavistock in the northern division of the Junior "D” loop. However, the Braves now have three games in hand over the locals. Sunday's scheduled show- down between the top two teams was cancelled by the Tasiistock club and will be rescheduled for later in the season. Exeter played in Mitchell last night and will face Tavistock at the rec centre on Friday in the final home game against the Biaves. The locals will host their an- nual tournament on Satur- day and Sunday. The Hawks, with only 11 games left in the schedule, have been riddled with in- juries and sickness. Midget netminder Peter Dearir)g has filled in capably for hegulars Rich Fletcher and Mike Tadgell. Dearing was in the nets for the wins over Lucan and Seaforth this week and was one of the main tactors in the victory over the Irish. The Hawks have been without the services' of Kerry • Bedard and Doug Brooks for several games and on Friday they were joined by Ed Willis, Preston Dearing, Brian Baker and Rick Lindenfield. Willis was banged �u�p in a game against ' l'hedford a week ago, while Dearing and Baker were injured in the game against Lucan. Lindenfield departed from the Friday game against Seaforth with a hand injury when he stopped a shot. Pizza Train splits The Exeter Pizza Train house league bantams broke even in two tournament games played in Strathroy over the holidays. In the first game, the Ex- eter youngsters defeated Ilderton 7-2 and in the second it was 5-2 loss to Lucan. Four of the seven Exeter goals in the win over Ilder- ton came on power plays. Tim Fowler led the Pizza Train scoring attack with a three goal effort with Jim- my Lewis close behind with two goals to his credit. The other Exeter goals were fired by Andy Lerikos and Marty Taylor. Picking up assists were Lewis, Fowler, Terry Zachar and Scott Baptist. Scoring for Exeter in the loss to Lucan were Tim Fowler and Steve Pym on passes from Bob Sims, Allan Pym and Andy Lerikos. Rick Emery was the top Lucan marksman with a three goal performance. Ad- ding single goals were Dave Manders and Mike Gillan. Three Exeter players Jim Lewis. Scott Baptist and Terry Zachar were ejected along with three Ilderton olavers late in the first game Johnston gets winner A perfectly placed screen- ed ,slit- by Paul Johnston etIr' y in the third period was the winner as the Hawks scored a 3-2 win over S^aforth at the rec centre, Friday. The goal gave the locals a 3-1 lead, but Seatorth narrowed the gap to one _ when they scored on a power play at the 12:20 mark of the final period. The Centenaires had a two-man advantage at the time. John Kernick got the Hawks oft to a one -goal lead and were not eligible for the second contest. In league play, Saturday, the Pizza Train boys edged Mitchell 7-6 and blanked St. Marys 3-0. In the win over Mitchell, Jim Lewis and Tim Fowler led the Exeter scoring with two goals apiece. Scoring in single fashion were Bob Sims, Ray Chong and Scott Baptist. The latter also add- ed two assists. Helping on one goal apiece,were Chong, Sims, Terry Zachar and Steve Pym. Notching one goal each in the victory over St. Marys were Jim Lewis, Tim Fowler and Scott Baptist. Assisting were Lewis, Terry Zachar and Allan Pym. In the Huron -Perth house league standings, Exeter leads with six points while Mitchell no. 2 has four points, Hensall two points and Clinton and Mitchell No. 1 with one point each. Tim Fowler leads the Ex- eter scorers in overall play with 13 goals and five assists for 18 points and five assists for 17 points. Scott Baptist and Andy Lerikos are next with 11 points each and Mar- ty Taylor has 10. nt lead in flrst place in the first and Pete Tuckey scored late in the second after Seaforth had evened the count on a power play early in the middle frame. Using two of his own mates and a Seaforth defender as screens, Johnston bit the open corner behind Dan McClure for the winner at' the 2:43 mark of the final period, Dave Couse picked up two assists In the game for Ex- eter, while notching singles were Brian Mercer, Tuckey, Bill Glover and Dave Atthill. Peter Dearing stopped 28 of the 30 shots fired in his direction to remain un- defeated in four starts for the Hawks. Exeter served eight of the 12 minor penalties called. Playing in Lucan, Wednes- day. the Hawks scored their fifth straight win over the Irish by a 5-4 count. Peter Dearing kept the Hawks in the game in the first period when they were out -shot by a 19-10 margin and managed to escape with a 2-2 draw. The Hawks scored three unanswered tallies in the middle frame and then hung on as the Irish scored a pair in the final 20 minutes, both on power plays. Exeter played the final seven minutes short-handed as Preston Dearing picked up nine minutes in penalties when he was involved in a skirmish with John Medd. Medd was assessed only two minutes. Peter Dearing ended up with 46 saves, while Ed Dobinson of the Irish record- ed 33 saves in the wide-open affair. Scoring for Exeter were Rick Lindenfield, Pete Tuckey, Preston Dearing, Larry Dawson and Paul Johnston. Johnston's goal was the game winner. Brian Mercer, Dave Atthill and Dave Couse had two assists each for the Hawks, while adding singles were Lindenfield and Tony Underhill. Jamie Shipley scored twice for the Irish and the singles were recorded by Steve Glenn and John Medd. • VS \ ZURICH THURSDAY AT 8:30 P.M. SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE SPONSORED BY 000 irr A RESOUNDER — John Mol of the South Huron senior boys' basketball team grabs a rebound against West Elgin in a tournament game at Parkhill. Panthers reach consolation final The South Huron senior boys' basketball team kept their composure to win 46-43 in overtime against West Elgin and advance to the consolation final of the fourth annual Holiday Classic Tournament Wednesday in Parkhill. The Panthers felt the absence of standout guard Dave Woodward in the final as they were beaten 76-25 in the final by last year's tournament champions, Westminster Wildcats. A 20 foot basket by George Tomes and two foul shots by Mike Maier in the final seconds gave the Panthers. -the margin they needed over West Elgin. "It's nice to win for a change," said coach Terry O'Rourke after the game. The win was only the third so far this season for the struggling team.After trailing 21-14 at the half, South Huron came roaring back in the third quarter to lead 35-24 halfway through the fourth frame. John McAllister led the Panthers with 15 points, while Dave Woodward and John Mol had 11 and 6 points respectively. In the first round, South Huron lost 40-37 to host Parkhill, after having lead by five points with two minutes left. Centre John Mol led the Panthers with nine points. Dave Woodward and Kevin Parsons had 8 and 7 points respectively. South Huron will be without the services of Ian Sweet when they travel to Stratford Central for a regular season contest, Friday. Sweet injured his knee in the game against West Elgin. More sports on page 20 Right now, your SKI -D00 dealer has big savings in store for you. Savings on snowmobile accessories you can really put to use this season. Stop by and see your dealer soon. Hell show you why the annual SKI -000 Yellow Tag Sale has snowba!ied into the kind of event snowmobilers wait for every year! ` Come see these and many more Yellow Tag specials at your nearest SKIDOO dealer. READY FOR ATOM FINAL — Exeter atom coach Simon Van Dam gives final instructions to players Glen Quinn, Tim VonDom, Steve SiUery and Graham Arthur prior to Tuesday's atom tournament final game in which they defeated St. Marys ✓ i.„„I„ Hockey At Its Best! Two Exeter minor hockey OHA JUNIOR 'DSR teams were eliminated in 5 Silver Stick competition over Tavistock = the weekend. Playing in Par!chill, ' vs Sunday, the novice crew Exeter.Hawks ' suffered a 7-1 loss at the SOUTH HURON hands of Kincardine to lose their shot at the "B” title. • REC. 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