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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-01-30, Page 10Forest pee wees here, tonight Times -Advocate, January 30, 1985 Page 9 Pee wees advance in OMHA playoffs, bantams, midgets out One Exeter team has advanced to the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs while two others have been ousted. The Exeter pee wees scored two straight wins over Lambeth by scores of 5-4 and 7-1. They now meet Forest in the second round of OMNA play with the first game tonight, Wednes- day at the South Iluron Rec Centre at 6:30 p.m. In the bantam division Lambeth eliminated Exeter in two straight con- tests by scores of 5-1 and 4-0. The Exeter midgets were knocked out of ()MBA competition by Lambeth in two straight games by scores of 9-2 and 9-5. It was Rob McLelland's fourth goal Irish edge Thamesford The Lucan Irish edged the Thamesford Trojans 4-3 at the Lucan arena Wednesday night in their only start of the week in the OHA Western Junior "D" hockey loop, A Friday night trip to Tavistock to meet the Braves was postponed because of stormy weather. The Irish were in Seaforth last night, Tuesday to meet the Centenaires and will be at home tonight, Wednesday at the Lucan arena at 8:15 p.m. to meet the Thamesford Trojans. Against Thamesford, the Irish took a 2-0 first period lead and were never headed. Captain Rob Thirlwall opened the Lucan scoring on an unassisted effort at 14;37 and two minutes later Rob Stanfield hit the Thamesford net on a - three-way passing effort with Steve Keane and Jesse Crawford. The only Irish goal of the second period carne from the stick of Scott Gilder on passes from Wayne Urb- shott and Brent Martin. The Lucan scoring was wrapped up in the third as Brent Martin registered on a short-handed effort with Wayne Urbshott and Mark Ban- non providing the necessary passes. Scoring for Thamesford were Rob Therkildson, Steve McLeod and Rick Arts. Waxers split in Shamrock In Shamrock league play in the novice division this week, the Exeter Waxers gained an even split. They edged Parkhill 3 Lan • o rat roy. Captain Sean McCann with a two goal effort led the Waxers scoring at- tack in the win over Parkhill. The other goal was notched by Ian Jean. Assisting were Rob Wagner, Ted Hoffman, Matt Godbolt and Marty DeBruyn. in the loss to Strathroy. Ted Hoff- man and Marty DeBruyn were the Waxers marksmen on passes from Matt Godbolt, Jamie van Dam and ian Jean. I_. 1 • , _I I.I.' ! ' CRUNCHERS WIN The Exeter Crunchers scored an impressive 5-0 victory Saturday over Mitchell in an atom houseleague hockey game. Brent Miron and Jeremy Brock led the Crunchers with two goal perfor- mances. Scoring the odd goal was Brian inch. Allan McF'alls led the Ex- eter playmakers with a pair of assists. Helping in single fashion were Brian inch, Tony Armstrong, Mark McDonald and Brent Mir'on. Jamie Rolph turned in an excellent effort in goal to gain the shutout. Molting Hawks go scoreless Playing a complete game of hockey without scoring a goal would certainly spell defeat for most learns. But, that's not what happened to the Ex- eter Molting Hawks, Sunday morning at the South Huron Rec ('entre. The Molting Hawks and the Sarnia 1/1d Oilers played to a scoreless tie in an oldliniers exhibition game. Monday night, the local oldtimers regained their scoring prowees and skated to 7-5 victory over the Lanibet h Blues. The Hawks finding themselves behind by 5-2 early in the third period responded with five unanswered goals to pull out the victory. The first Iwo scores for the Molting Ilawks came late in the second period from the sticks of ,Jack ('hipchase and .lira Russell. Assisting were Keith Ahrens. ,Lim MacDonald. Bob .McDonald and ('hipchase -With Tess than 12 minutes to go the scoring machine swung into high gear .tack ('hipchase counted on an unassisted effort. Bob .Jones con- verted a pass from Keith Ahrens and Eric I•'rnkbeiner notched the tying goal on a pass from Ahrens. With slightly more than three minutes to go Bill I'incomhe registered what proved to be the win- ning goal with Walt Tiedeman and Jim Pfaff assisting Bob ,bines cashed in his second suc- cessful shot of the night with only 39 seconds to go with .lack ('hipchase and Keith Ahrens assisting WAYS TO WIN AT HEARTS VALENTINE'S DAY FEIRUAIY 14tH of the game with only 14 seconds re- maining in the third period that allow- ed Exeter to edge Lambeth 5-4 in the first pee wee playoff contest. The first period scoring was even with both clubs counting twice. For Exeter Rob McLelland registered on a solo dash and Dave Dalrymple tallied on a three-way combination with Jamie Bedard and McLelland. Lambeth scored two goals in the middle frame while Rob McLelland notched the only Exeter score as he converted a pass from Jamie Bedard. Late in the third period with Lambeth ahead by a single goal, McLelland took over in a scoring way. He hit with four minutes left on a pass from Mark Burton and fired the win- ner with time running out. Al Blom- maer•t assisted on the winning goal. In the second game of the best -of - three series Jason Hern and Harden Tinney led the Exeter marksmen with two goals apiece. Captain Dave O'Connor assisted on both of the scores by Bern and Jim Ahrens helped on one. Assisting on the goals by'I'inney were Rob McLelland, Jim Ahrens and Dave O'Connor. The other Exeter goals came from the sticks of Tim van Dam, Dave O'Connor and Mark Burton. Jing Ahrens picked up two additional assists for a game total of four and van Dam and O'Connor helped on one of the final three goals. In regular Shamrock league play, the Exeter pee wees played to a 4-4 tie with Lucan and edged Parkhill 6-4. Against Lucan, Rob McLelland wok care of all of the Exeter scoring. Jamie Bedard and Mark Burton each assisted on two goals and Allan Blom- maert picked up the other assist. Brad Hirtzel led the Lucan scorers with a two goal effort while Paul Manders and Brett Revington scored in single fashion. Revington picked up two assists and Manders, Scott Amps and Steven Nixon each assisted on one score. In the victory over Parkhill, 'Todd McCann was the top Exeter goal get- ter with two to his credit. Notching single scores were Harden Tinney, VOLLEYBALL WINNERS — The Cowgirls and boys were "A" win- ners of the recent Lucan and area volleyball tournament. Back, left, Wendi Schwindt, Sue Muller and Teresa Van Raay. Front, Ron Davis, Deb Lord and Martin Van Raay. Missing were Dick Lord, Sandy O'Neill, Joe Laurie and Alfons Weersink. T -A photo Mark Burton, Rob McLelland and Tim van Dam. Jamie Bedard and Justin Charrette were the only pee wees to get two assists. Helping on one goal apiece were Rob McLelland, David O'Con- nor, Mark Burton, David Dalrymple and Todd McCann. Bantams lose The only goal for Exeter in the opening playoff loss to Lambeth came from the stick of Shawn Moore on a three-way passing combination with Team Circus in racing action Team Circus members travelled to Seaforth for a drag racing competi- tion January 19 in the afternoon. Brian Eickmeier got a first place finish in both B and C stock and a third place finish in A stock for a satisfying day. That same evening there had been a sno-cross competition scheduled for Mitchell. Despite the weather most managed to get there andcompeteon the well-designed track. Thanks to the Mitchell Kinsmen and C.R.C. productions. Again, the attendance was good and all team members thought the track wa.s excellent. Brian Eickmeier got a second in sport five and six, as well as a second in the pro -open class to finish with a score of 36 and win the high over -a11 points trophy. Due to the weather Hully Gully's sno-cross scheduled for that Sunday was cancelled and has since been re- set for Sunday, March 3. Rob Baxter, Wayne Henderson and Brian Eickmeier travelled north to another sno-cross competition spon- sored by the O.S.R.F. at Minden, on January 26. This is on a natural track with lots of hills and turns, as well as a few jumps. Brian Eickmeier finished first in sport six and seven, also giving a good showing in the expept class to finish fourth. After leading the pro class for three laps, he was unable to hold his lead and finished fifth. Sunday, January 27, team members went to Wyoming, for a drag racing competition. Brenda Bell finished fourth in the open liquid cooled class and Rob Bax- ter finished second in the free air class. There is. drag racing in Listowel next Saturday, February 2. Jeff Kints and Larry Lewis. In regular Shamrock league play, O'Connor and Scott Bell. the Exeter bantams blanked Lucan 1-0 and downed Parkhill 7-3. Larry Lewis, Shawn Moore, Jon The only goal for Exeter in the 1-0 win over Lucan was fired by Scott Bell on a three-way passing effort with Jon O'Connor and Jeff Dalrymple. [tithe victory over Parkhill, Shawn Moore and Jon O'Connor were the on- ly two Exeter bantams to fire two suc- cessful shots. Scoring in single fashion were Steve Anderson, Doug Clark and Steve Lingard. Doug Clark was the most proficient playmaker with three assists to his credit. Jeff Hannah and Steve Anderson each assisted on two goals while single assists went to Midgets out In Friday's loss in Lambeth. Bryan Quinn, Bill Lessard and captain Terry Zachar were the Exeter marksmen. Paul Mellecke drew a pair of assists and Jim Lewis and Bryan Quinn each helped on one goal. Scoring was well spread around in Saturday's 9-5 defeat in Exeter with Jon O'Connor, Bill Lessard, Tim Moore, Jim Lewis and Bryan Quinn scoring in single fashion. Jim Lewis was the top assister with three. Paul Mellecke and 13i11 Lessard added two apiece and Jon O'Connor. Mark Morrissey and Steve Pym gain- ed single assists. i THINKING ABOUT RETIREMENT PLANNING? WE CAN PROVIDE: (1) RRSP's - Guaranteed funds with competitive interest rates. - Equity based funds - Market funds which combine the best of the Stock market, Bond market and Treasury Bill market. (2) ADVICE On financial and tax matters as they pertain to retire- ment income. (3) PAYOUT ANNUITIES As required for your needs from (presently) over 30 companies WHY NOT LET US PUT IT ALL TOGETHER — CALL TODAY. (235-2740) George A. 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