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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-23, Page 3ELDEST HONOURED Al Flynn ,the senior member of the Exeter Molting Hawks at 59 presents a plaque to the oldest participant in the weekend oldtimers tournament to 54 year-old Don Urbshott of the London Ofd Rats. T -A photo Irish win two games, take over first place The ..Lucan Irish scored two con- secutive victories this week to take over sole possession of first place in the OHA Junior "D" south group of the western league. The Irish as the result of a 10-2 win over Thamesford and a 4-3 decision over Belmont now lead the second place Mount Brydges Bulldogs by .two points and the third place Belmont Bombers by four points. The Exeter Hawks will supply the opposition for the Irish tonight. Wednesday at the Lucan Community Centre at 8:15 and then the Lucan youngsters are on the road for their next two contests. They will be in Mit- chell Friday. night and Mount Brydges Sunday night. - Against Belmont Sunday. the Irish NHL Hockey Quebec vs Detroit Jan. 4 '39 per person (Groups of 10 or more $35 per person) Quebec vs Toronto Jan. 11 (Blues) $43 per person (Groups of 10 or more $39 per person) A great idea for a Christmas gift Dave Shaw Toll Free 1-800-265-7022 Local - 235-21300 scored three times in the first period and although the Bombers came back with two scores in the same session and one more early in the second, an Irish score at 8.01. of the second was enough to take home the win. In the first period, Wayne Urbshott scored two goals. One came on a power play on passes from Brad Muir. and Dean Schram in the second minute of play and other was set up by Schram and Rob Hardy. ' The eventual winning goal came from the stick of Paul Barnes on a pass from Brent Martin. Urbshott Leads - Wayne Urbshott was the Irish leader in the scoring department in the easy 10-2 romp over Thamesford. Ile registered two goals in each of the second and third periods. In the first period Brent Martin put the Irish ahead with two quick goals" and they never looked back. Getting assists were Paul Barnes and Paul Foran. Then it was Paul' Barnes' turn to lake over the scoring. He notched the last goal of .the initial session on a three-way effort with Brad Muir and DeanDoerr and started the second 20 minutes of play as he converted passes from Jesse Crawford and Brent Martin. After Barnes hit his scoring peak, Wayne Urbshott took over with two successful shots to wind up the second .and another to get the closing frame underway. One of Urbshott's scores, was ac- complished in unassisted fashion while Brent Martin, Paul Foran and captain Jeff Hodgins helped set up the other two. Next it was Urbshott's turn to be playmaker as he assisted on a goat by Glenn Marshall and then came back to get hi1fourth of the night with pass- ing help from Marshall . and Rob Hardy. The Irish scoring for the night was completed by Rob Hardy as he finish- ed off a three-way passing combina- tion with Scott Denomy and Urbshott. Play away this weekend Mohawks get split in OHA games The Exeter Mohawks gained an even split in two weekend OHA In- termediate "C" games. Saturday in Hillsburgh they scored a 13-7 victory over the Blues and Sunday night on home ice they dropped a 10-8 decision to the New Hamburg Towers. The Mohawks will be in action of two occasions this coming weekend and both outings are on the road. • Saturday they will be in Palmerston for an 8 p.m. contest and Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. it's visit 10 Harristoe. The next home game for the Mohawks will be Friday night, December 13 with Tavistock supply- ing the opposition at the South Huron Rec Centre. Six first period goals proved to be the difference as the Mohawks won 13-7 in Hillsburgh and six different players shared in the scoring. The first two scow s involved two players each. Mike C ark converted a pass from Bill GI er as did Randy Kraul from Dale ibbon. Then it was Glover on a three-way passing effort with Cam Doig and Doug Latta and Jim Benn on a similar play with Brian Mercer and Jim Guenther providing the passes. The first period scoring was com- pleted as Cam Doig hit on a pass from Randy Kcaul on a power play and Jim Guenther set up Brian Mercer for a successful shot. .Pete 'hickey took care of the Exeter scoring in the middle session as he beat Steve Cassan in the Hillsburgh nets with two shots. Ron Elliott assisted on both and Dale Gibbon and Jim Guenther gained single assists. In the final frame Jim Benn led the Exeter scorers with a double effort. Young goalie is honoured The December 6 issue of the Hockey News contains a great thrill for an eight year-old Centralia area • .member of the Huron Park novice hockey team. Andy Glavin was chosen JOFA minor player of the week. He is the son of Tom and Judy Glavin and his mother sent the entry in less than two weeks ago. He also qualifies for the playyof Golf Prices Effective until January 15th 1986 $245 Ladies $140 Man and wife $375 $185 Man Weekday Man excluding Tuesday from 3 p.m Student rate S120 Family rates available IRONWO 11D PHONE 235-0707 the year Winning this next step would mean an invitation to the Hockey News annual banquet and a new set of hockey equipment. • The !Jockey News article goes on to say Andy's favorite NHL team is the Vancouver Canucks, but, his favourite individual player is Buffalo Sabre goalie Tom Barrasp.' As a goaltender Andy follows in the footsteps of his father Tom and uncles Jim and Eugene who have been top netminders in recent years in area hockey circles. Shuffleboard ' Phil Ilern was the winner of Tues- day's shuffleboard action with a score of 408. Next came Harold Davis 329, Howard Jobas 295. Mabel McKnight 288 and Jean Hern 283. A score of 256 gave Muriel Marshall Wednesday's championship. She was followed by Ernie Ross 245, lfoward Johns 244. Lorne Marshall 225 and Rena Ross 204. Taking Thursday's competition with a score of 306 was Il and Johns. Then came Bill 'McLean • 299. John Olierle 286, Phil !tern 266 and Ross R`ehardson 247. Spray Away the Winter Rustles and Open Saturdays 9 - 3 evenings by appointment RUST/ CHECK Cheek with us snd w*'ll cheek your rust Exeter Mot�rs Main St., North Exeter 235-1100 Assisting were Dave Kinsman, Brian Korner and Brian Mercer. Scoring in single fashion were Cam Doig, Brian Mercer and Jim Guenther. Assisters were Benn•with two for a four point period and Ron Elliott, Brian Horner, Brian Mercer, Mike Clark, Bill Glover and Dale Gibbon. In the third period, Ron Elliott received a game misconduct penalty as the third man in on a fight and missed Sunday's game and will be also suspended for the Saturday game in Palmerston. On Exeter ice, Sunday night, New Hamburg scored four times in the third period and that provided the dif- ference in the 10-8 score. - The Towers took a 2-1 first period lead as Mike Clark notched the only Exeter goal on an unassisted effort. The Mohawks outscored their op- position by six goals to five in the se- cond period to get back on even terms on the scoreboard. Again the scoring was well spread. Bill Glo%4r started it off with a solo dash marker, Cam Doig registered on passes from Dave Kinsman and Ran- dy Kraul and Jim Benn hit on a three- way effort with Barry Baynham and Jim Guenther on a power play. On another power play situation, Dale Gibbon converted a pass from Barry Baynham and Oete Tuckey followed witt}a score with assists go- ing to Mike Clark and Randy Kraut. The only final session goals for the Mohawks came from the sticks of Randy Kraut and Cam Doig with Barry Baynham and Jim Benn assisting. 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