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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-03-10, Page 9a ,fi x.°•v.t r..i. a'• - .. . Back in Exeter Friday at 8:30 p.m. • Midgets even with Six. Nations in OMNA .playoffs The Exeter and Six Nations midgets are tied at one game each in their beat - of -five OMHA quarter -finals as each team recorded a three goal margin on its home ice over the weekend. The locals ran their win streak to six straight with a 7-4 win at home, Friday, but were beaten 5-2 at Ohsweken on Sunday. That reduces the series to a best -of -three affair now as the squads battle to enter the provincial semidinals. Third game in the series will be played in Exeter on Friday at 8:30 p.m. with the fourth going in Ohsweken on Sunday at 6:30. If the fifth game is needed it will be back in Exeter on Wed- nesday. Exeter took advantage of some sloppy netminding by the Six Nations backup goalie to record their win at home, but the regular net - minder returned to action on Sunday and played a steady game to help his mates to their victory. Peter Dearing played superb goal for Exeter in both games and was par- ticularly brilliant on Sunday despite the loss. The last goal of the game was into an empty net. Take series lead Exeter blew a 3-1 first period lead in Friday's home opener, but rebounded with three straight tallies late in the second and early in the third to cap their initial win. Randy Ford started the squad off with an unassisted effort midway through the first, and after the visitors knotted the count, Steve Batten and Eric Tadgell scored to give Exeter a 3-1 margin. Brent pawson drew the assist on the . first goal and Dave Hayter set up the goal by Tadgell. 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Fri. 9 - 5 Tues. and Sat. 9-4 THE INCOME 'NE SPECIALISTS BLOC*FOR IAsk almehlitsiNirslastiarales1 -Phone 235-1901 429 Main St. Exeter than a minute, but then the put the game out of reach. first tally on a play with Exeter snipers took over to Steve Gould scored the Brent Atthill and then Steve von THAT'S ONE — The Exeter Kinsmen midgets won the opener of their best -of -five • OMHA quarter -final with Six Nations, Friday, and signalling that in the dressing room after the game are captain Scott Brintnell, Brent Dawson and Chris VanGerwen. However, Six Nations came back on Sunday to eventhe series and - the third game is in Exeter on Friday. Mohawks roar back to win two The Exeter Mohawks have popped back into contention in the South Huron hockey league semi-finals with two straight victories over the Hensall Sherwoods. After losing Wednesday night by a score of 5-3 to put the Sherwoods up three games, the Mohawks rebounded with an 8-2 win in Hensall Thursday night and back on home ice at the South Huron Rec Centre Sunday afternoon won by a score of 8-4. The next game is in Hensall Thursday night and if the Mohawks continue their winning streak the deciding game will go Sunday afternoon, again in Hensall. After the two victories Mohawks coach Jack Chipchase said his team is finally playing to its potential. He added, "We are now getting a complete team effort from everybody and goalie Tom Steeper is playing the way he did two years ago with Parkhill." In Sunday's game Hensall took a 2-1 first period lead before the Mohawks came to life with four unaanswered goals in a space of six minutes midway through the second period. . ' In the opening session, Jamie Caldwell put the Sherwoods ahead at 4:31 on a three-way effort with Alan Taylor and Rick Ingram. In the opening session Jamie Caldwell put the Sherwoods ahead at 4:31 on a three-way effort with Alan Taylor and Rick Ingram. It took the Mohawks only iive seconds to get back on even terms as Dan Bell scored on an unassisted effort. Only 28 seconds later Brian Maher restored the Hensall one goal lead as he converted a pass from Gary Kylex to end the scoring for the first 20 minutes of play. The four goal Exeter outburst in the middle frame started at 6:51 on a suc- cessful shot by Jeff Fuller with Luc Gagnon and Tom Ryan assisting. At 10:53 Pete Gill put the Mohawks ahead to stay on a goal assisted by Mike Desjardine and Dan Bell. In the next mipute and a half Mike Clark fired two goals and the Mohawks were ahead 5-2. Rick Moody and Dave Underwood assisted on both. Before the period ended, Lloyd Allan hit for the Sherwoods on a three-way combination with Greg Canadian Furniture Restorers Shirley' Loft Inside Yard Sale Continues through Friday We still have o wide range of materials to choose from. Reg. $25 to $30 Sale Price$1 x•00 Let us Reupholster your furniture. Free estimates pick up and delivery We also do canvas repairs. Phone 235-1394 168 Thames Rd., Exeter Now under new management of Dean McKnight Open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. over Sherwoods Campbell and Ron Bilcke. In the final stanza Rick Moody and Dave Underwood combined to each score a goal with the other assisting and Luc Gagnon registered on a play started by Tom Ryan and pan Stanlake. The final Hensall goal came with two and half minutes left as Jamie Caldwell finished off a passing play with Gary Koehler and Rick Ingram. Good second period In Thursday's game it was a four goal outburst in the second period that carried the Mohawks to their decisive 8-2 victory. The Mohawks jumped into a 2-1 lead in .the first period and were never headed. Rick Moody opened the Exeter scoring at 4:36 on a three-way effort with Dave Underwood and Dan Stanlake only to have Rick Ingram tie the score for the Sherwoods on an unassisted effort about two minutes later. The second and go-ahead Exeter goal came from the stick of Mike Clark with six minutes left in the opening session as he completed a passing play with Tom Ryan and Jeff Fuller. With only 33 seconds ex- pired in the second period, Luc Ganon registered for Exeter on a power play with assists provided by Fuller and Ryan. Tom Ryan upped the Exeter lead to 4-1 at 5:26 with Mike Clark and Dave Underwood setting up the play. A minute later Dave Jackson was' on the firing end of another successful Exeter shot. Getting assists were Rick Moody and captain Brad Deters. With three minutes to go in the period, Mike Clark notched his second goal of the game. This time Luc Gagnon and Jeff Fuller assisted. In the final 20 minutes of play, the Mohawks continued to dominate as their backs were against the wall and needed a victory to stay alive: They outscored Hensall two games to one. The marksmen were Rick Moody and Pete Gill. Picking up assists were Brad Deters, Mike Anstett, Dan Bell and Dave Jackson. Each team received nine minor penalties handed out by referees Ron Watt and Don Appleby. Three unanswered goals in the third period allowed the Sherwoods to win Wed- nesday's game by a score of 5-3. All scoring came in the second and third periods. The Mohawks jumped into a 2-0 lead early in the middle frame and were able to hang onto a 3 -21e -ad at the end of 40 minutes of play. Exeter captain Brad Deters fired the first two Exeter goals. The first came on a three-way combination with Mike Clark and Dave Underwood while Dan Stanlake and Underwood provided the necessary passes for the second score. The first Hensall goal came from the stick of Terry Caldwell with Lloyd Allan and Gary Koehler assisting at 13:53. A minute and a half later, the Exeter two goal margin was restored as Mike Clark blinked the goal light on a pass from Brad Daters. With only 17 seconds left in the period Dave Kinsman notched the second goal of the game for the Sherwoods with the assist going to Terry Caldwell. Greg Campbell pulled the trigger on the tying goal for the Sherwoods at 9:29 and Jamie Caldwell notched what proved to be the win- ning goal at 17:07 on a play started by Gary Kyle. The, insurance goal came from the stick of Dave Kinsman with only 44 seconds left in the game. Captain Ken Varley drew an assist. The Sherwoods took seven of the 11 minor penalties called by referees Brian Campbell and Iry Ford. With us, your business could really go places. 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' Six Nations pulled to within two with two minutes left in the contest, only to have Scott Brintnell ice the game when he took a clearing pass from Batten and skated into the visitors' end to hit the empty net as Six Nations went with an extra attacker. The visitors took the only four penalties called in the game, with Exeter capitalizing on one of their power play attempts. Series knotted Playing on their home ice and with their first string goalie back in action, the Six Nations team came up with et much stronger performance to post their 5-2 victory, Sunday. The home crew drew first blood in leas than four minutes, but Steve Batten evened the count on a power play with five minutes left when he deflected a point shot by Brian Blackburn into the cage. Six Nations regained their one -goal lead in the final minute of the first on a power play and then scored the only goal of the middle frame to take a 3-1 margin. Exeter failed to capitalize on a two-man advantage early in the third and Six Nations upped ,their lead to three goals when they hit the mark on a power play with just under five minutes remaining. Steve -Gould brought Exeter back to within two when he connected on a backhander from in front of, the net on a play with Brent Dawson and Ahmad Osman with three and a half minutes left, but Six Nations sealed the win when they scored in the final minute with Peter Dearing on the bench in favor of an extra attacker. The home team took nine of the 16 penalties called in a tilt that was rougher than the series opener in Exeter. 1 Best Interest * 1 73/a% 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 Gaiser-Kneale -Insurance Agency Inc. 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