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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-03-27, Page 18Page 6A Times -Advocate, March 27, 1985 At home tonight and Sunday Mohawks fall one game back in WOAA final The Exeter Mohawks came through again Wednesday night in their usual come -from -behind playoff style to reach the Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "A" finals. In the seventh and deciding game on home ice, the Mohawks edged the Teeswater Falcons 5-3 to advance against the Woodford Royals. In the first game of the WOAA finals in Owen Sound Sunday, the Mohawks were on the short end of a 4-3 score. They came on strong with two unanswered third period goals but were unable to score the equalizer. The second game of the best -of - seven series to decide a WOAA grand championship will be played tonight, Wednesday at the South Huron Rec Centre at 8:30 p.m. The scene for the third game shifts back to Owen Sound Friday night and the fourth game is back in Exeter Sunday night with a starting time of 7:30 p.m. Woodford won the flip of the coin and will get the fifth game at home on Tuesday, April 2. A sixth game if necessary is scheduled for Exeter on Friday, April 5 at 8:30 p.m. If the series goes the limit it will be com- pleted in Owen Sound on Sunday, April 7 at 7:30 p.m. In Owen Sound, Sunday, the Wood- ford club jumped into a 2-0 lead by the 17 minute mark of the second period on goals by Bev Davidson and Lance Kegley. The six minute mark of the third and final session was reached before the Mohawks were able to put the puck behind Rick Gibbions in the Woodford net. Cam Doig broke the goose egg for the Exeter club on a pass from Brian Mercer. In the next two minutes, Larry Bar - foot and captain Don McLeod replied for the Royals to up their lead to 4-1. At the 11:32 mark, Exeter captain Randy Kraul fired his club's second successful shot on a three-way pass- ing effort with Dave Atthill and Pete Tuckey to cut the home team margin to a pair of goals. With less than three minutes to go, Kraul scored again and the Mohawks were within one score of deadlocking the scoreboard. Barry Baynham and Brian Mercer assisted. Woodford took nine of the 17 minor penalties called by referee Robert Pick. Only one penalty figured in the scoring. The second Woodford goal in the second period came while Jamie V, --4*A • Wft. • wit CLEARING PUCK — Pete Tuckey of the Mohawks kicks the puck away from the net in the second period of Wednesday's playoff game. Other Exeter players are Tom Ryan, Jim Guenther, goalie Louie Arts and Dave'Kinsman. T -A photo 1fl Registration South Huron Rec Centre March 30 & April 13 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Fees: $15.00 per child Maximum $30.00 per family. $5.00 extra for late registration. No registrations accepted after May 20/85 Ages: 6 - 60 (boys and girls) 2 senior teams available Coaches required. New registrants bring: 1. copy of birth certificate 2. small picture to attach to player's card , Exeter and District Minor Soccer Association MARCH MADNESS - clearing all Certified Used Cars ,131 444. 1983 Marquis Brougham V6 automatic, PS. PB, PW A C $8,895 1983 Ford Crown Victoria Loaded. one owner car $10,800 1980 Lemons, 4 door V8 automatic, PS, P8 Radio. A'C $4,495 1980 Chevette 4 door. 4 cy1. 4 speed, 1 owner $3,995 1982 Chev. Impala 4 door, V8 automatic, PS. PB, A C $7,995 1980 Horizon D24 1 owner, automatic 60,000 K, AM/FM $3,995 1982 Mustang 4 c yl automatic. PS, PB. radio $6,295 1980 Cutlass LIS 4 door all options including A C $6,495 1978 Omni 4 door. 4 cyl. 4 speed, 2 tone paint $2,495 20 ,more in stock now to choose from 136 Main St. North Exeter, Ontario -Formerly Mather, Motors Open 8:30 - 0 Mon. thru. Thurs.; Friday till 6; Sot, till 4 Soles Soles Col Wein Bob Tommie 11e• n• s h.1r,w1g (1.1.11 p, ,., .0 hrffvr 235 1525 Collect 0 Caldwell of the Mohawks was in the penalty box for high sticking. Third period decides Two unanswered goals in the third period provided the difference Wednesday night as the Mohawks eliminated the Teeswater Falcons by a score of 5-3 in the seventh and deciding contest. Although the Falcons scored the first goal of the game, the Mohawks came back with two first period goals to lake the lead and they never fell behind again. Steve Zettler converted a pass from Rick Schiestel at six minutes of the first period to put the visitors in front. At 15:20, Toin Ryan was in the right place in front of the Teeswater net to redirect a pass from Dave Atthill and the score was tied. About three minutes later, Pete Waxers lose The Exeter Waxers ended the 1984-85 season recently as they drop- ped two of three games in a Shamrock novice tournament in Mt. Brydges. The Waxers lost 2-1 to the host Mt. Brydges team, downed Thamesford 3-1 and dropped a 3-2 decision to Wallaceburg. The highlight of the tourney for the Waxers came in the final game which was for the consolation championship when Sean McCann- scored his 50th goal of the year. In the opening loss to Mt. Brydges, Ted Hoffman notched the only Exeter score on a three-way passing com- bination with Sean McCann and Rob Wagner. Captain Sean McCann was the leading light for the Waxers in the vic- tory over Thamesford with one goal and assists on goals fired by Chris McDonald and Ted Hoffman. Others assisting were Jamie van Dam, Hoff- man and McDonald. Against Wallaceburg, Exeter marksmen were Rob Wagner on a pass from Ted Hoffman and Sean McCann's half century goal on an unassisted effort. Tuckey finished off a well developed passing play with ltyan and Atthill to put the Mohawks ahead when the period came to a close. Early in the middle frame, Terry Davidson notched the second Teeswater goal with assists going to captain Kent Cerson and Dan Davidson. At 14:12, Jamie Caldwell shot the Mohawks in front again with assists provided by Bryan Baker and Barry Baynham only to have Kelly put • Teeswater back in the game at 18:21. What proved to be the winning goal came from the stick of Pete Tuckey of the Mohawks at 2:16 of the third period on an unassisted effort. Bryan Bakernotched an insurance marker with less than four minutes to go on passes from Randy Kraul and Dave Kinsman. Veteran referee Clarke Polock call- ed only seven minor penalties, three to the Mohawks before the largest crowd of the season in excess of 650. BEING HOUNDED Brion Mercer of the Mohawks is being check- ed by Dwight Leslie of Teeswater-in Wednesday's deciding plbyoff game. T -A photo L Monday, April 1 8:00 p.m. At McGillivray Township Hall in West McGillivray This meeting is open to all coaches, managers and anyone else interested in the operation of minor softball. For more information call Colin Brewer 293-3013; Doug Mawson 294-6616 PMW MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Annual General Meeting WARNING TO ALL WEEDS IN HURON COUNTY THE WEED MAN IS BACK His Winter Vacation is over and he's out to get you! Pre -Season BONUS SAVINGS Call the Dandi-line ... 524-2424 ... before March 31st, 1985 to qualify for a DISCOUNT on the Weed Man's full lawn care program of Weed Control and Turf Bailding. Get Great Grass from THVGaed1S1611.,. TOM GRASBY C THE D ALL ANDI•LINE 524-2424..• DAY OR NIGHT! Remember. "We Guarantee Results or We Do It Again ... NO CHARGE"