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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-02-06, Page 19Host St. Clements, Sunday Mohawks run season win total to 18 The Exeter Mohawks scored two victories this week in the Western On- tario Athletic Association in- termediate division to up their season record to 18 victories along with one loss and one tie. Friday, the Mohawks edged the Monkton Wildcats 5-4 and Sunday night in Drayton it was an easy 10-2 romp over the Drayton Oilers. The final scheduled game of the season for the Mohawks comes Sun- day night at 8:30 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre when they play host to the St. Clements Saints. The playoffs involving the Mohawks, Wingham Royals and Teeswater Falcons in round robin ac- tion starts February 13 and continues February 15. Both games are away. The home games are February 21 against Wingham in Hensall and February 24 at the South Iluron Rec Centre with Teeswater supplying the opposition. In Friday's win over Monkton, Pete Tuckey led the Exeter scoring attack with a three goal performance. Mark Cronyn notched the other two scores. In the playmaking department Brian Mercer was tops with three assists to his credit. Terry Caldwell and Janie Caldwell each contributed a pair of assists with Dave Kinsman and Pete Tuckey gaining single assists. In Drayton Sunday night, the Mohawks took a 2-1 first period lead on goals by Pete Tuckey and Dave Jackson with Mark Cronyn, Brian Mercer and Barry Baynham assisting. The Mohawks broke the game open with four unanswered goals in the middle 20 minutes of play. Ken Varley fired a pair of successful shots and Barry Baynham and Jamie Caldwell scored in single fashion. Brian Mercer and Jamie Caldwell were double assisters with Baynham and Cronyn picking up single assists. In the third period, Brian Mercer notched two goals for the Mohawks and Pete Tuckey and Marty Wraith checked in with singles. Brian Mercer assisted on two scores to bring his night's point total to seven Picking up lone assists were Jim Guenther, Dave Kinsman, Barry Baynham and Mark Cronyn. Times•Advocate, February 6, 1985 Page 3A WIN CO-OP BONSPIEL — Saturday's Exeter and District Co-op mix- ed curling bonspiel was won by Gerald McBride's rink. Above, Co - Op president Wayne Rowe presents the trophy to Gerald McBride, Donna Kerslake, John Oke and Carol Powe. T -A photo A CHAMPIONS — Lucan beat Mitchell to win the A championship in the All Star Rec Hockey Tourna- ment play-offs in Hensall. Shown (back left) are Ron Glenn, Brad England, Doug Latta, Jeff Hartman, Dan Marshall, Rick Freeman, Paul Medd and (front) coach Bob Smith, Rick Abel, Gord Moore, Paul Wraith, Kevin Lightfoot, Brad Taylor, Cecil Nickles, Gerry Brown and coach Brian Noyes. B CHAMPIONS — Exeter beat Thedford to win the B championship in the All Star Rec Hockey tourna- ment play-offs in Hensall. Shown (back left) are Ken Pinder, Brian Mercer, Pete Tuckey, Cam Hoist, Brion Penhale, Ken Bergman, Terry Caldwell and (front) Dove Kinsman, Steve Sarar� Campbell, Bryan Baker, Mark Cron n a • • -_ to Irish third place lead dwindles The Lucan Irish gained only one bound as Wayne Urbshott converted point in two starts in the OHA Junior a pass from Brent Martin and fed a "D" western grouping this week and pass to Steve Glenn for a successful their third place margin over the Ex- shot. eter Hawks has dwindled to four Gerry Wright tied the score for points. The Exeter club has three games in hand. Tuesday in Seaforth, the Irish blew an early 2-1 lead and were defeated 5-2 by the Centenaires. In Lucan the next night the Irish had the Exeter Hawks played to a 6-6 tie. The Irish were in Mitchell last night Tuesday to meet the hawks. They have one postponed game with the Tavistock Braves which will be played later if its outcome would have any bearing on the final standings. In Seaforth Tuesday. the only goal of the first period came from the stick of Dave Murray of the Centenaires. The second period saw the Irish re - On location or Studio Bart DeVrie PHOTOGRAPHY COMMIR(IAl Wt DOINGS PORTRAITS - GROUPS PURI /CM Telephone 23S-1298 E 117 Thames Rd., fast, E>reter, Onl. (iO1: 1 1 1 1.k � 1)1 O11O1111 A STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE On the Main Street of Dublin 345 2250 Free Delivery (#'141' tvatt$64e/ Seaforth at 15 seconds of the third pgriod and before the game was over he scored two more goals and Pat Murray added a single. Wright's third goal was into an empty Lucan net. Scores from darts Five teams each scored four points in Friday's regular competition of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. They were the Itchy Niters. 011ie's Best, Swat, Shiphunters and A -Team. This week's scores were: Itchy Niters 4 Smurfs 1 011ie's Best 4 Turtles Swat 4 Odd ()nes 1 Shiphunters 4 Lost Flights 1 A -Team 4 4 -W's 1 Canscotts 3 Trailers 2 All in the Family 3 Snyde and Clyde 2 Scotties 3 Outlaws 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Smurfs vs Lost Flights 011ie's Best vs All in the Family ' 4 -W's vs Odd Ones TYKE TOURNEY The Exeter Tykes who were idle from play this week were busy with practices Saturday and Tuesday after it was announced they will host a four - team tournament in March. The South Huron area tournament will involve teams from Zurich, fien- sall and Huron Park with Exeter hosting the event. The tournament will he run in the evening of the March 11, 14 and 15 in a round robin style that will see each team play each of the others over the three days. 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