HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-02, Page 4from Bill Glover. Before the first 20
minutes were completed, Dave
Nedelko and John McCabe had put
the Tigers out in front.
Cam Doig was back with his second
successful shot of the game near the
-six minute mark of the second frame
to put the Exeter club on even terms
with the Tigers. Assisting on three-
way passing combination were Jim
Benn and Barry Baynham.
Three minutes later, Jim Benn hit
the Arthur 'net on a pass from Bill
Glover to put the Mohawks ahead for
the second time. Later in the period,
Jim Kramp tallied for Arthur and the
game was all tied up at 3-3.
The third was eight minutes old
when captain Randy Kraul fired what
proved to be the winning score with
Barry Baynham and Jeff Rowe pro-
viding the assists.
Only 43 seconds later, the insurance
counter was notched by Steve Prout
on a pass from Pete Tuckey.
Referee Rick Singleton handed out
nine minor penalties to the Mohawks
and five to the visiting Tigers. Only
the second goal for Arthur come on a
power play attempt.
The Mohawks calried the play to
the Tigers outshooting them by 36
shpts to 18:
FOLLOW PUCK — Dave Skea, Don Hamilton and Steve McIntyre of
the Hawks and Irish Mike Hirtzel follow the puck into the corner in
Saturday's Junior 'D' game in lucan. T -A photo.
Dart loop play
resumes Friday
Members of the Exeter Legion mix-
ed dart league took a week's holiday
for Christmas and will be back in ac-
tion Friday night, January 3.
At the holiday break, the Swat team
was in first place with the Lost Flights
in second and th Scotties and
Sonthenders tied for third spot. The
A team is fifth with the Turtles and
011ie's Best in a deadlock for sixth
spot and the Canscotts and Snyde and
Clyde even in the next position.
Following in order are the Trailers,
Itchy Niters, Outlaws, Odd Ones,
Shiphunters, 4 W's and Smurfs.
The schedule for January is as
follows:
8 p.m.
Outlaws vs. Trailers
Scotties vs. A Team
Smurfs vs. Lost Flights
• 4 W's vs. Odd Ones
9:30 p.m.
Southenders vs. Swat
Itchy Niters vs. 011ie's Best
Turtles vs. Snyde and Clyde
Shiphunters vs. Canscotts
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Mohawks fake over OHA first place
The Exeter Mohawks scored a Sun-
day night 5-3 victory over the Arthur
Tigers to take over first place in the
Ontario Hockey Association In-
termediate "C" central division.
The Mohawks have 23. points on 10
wins and three ties in 19 starts. The
second place Elora Rocks with a 22
point total have two games in hand.
A scheduled visit by the Exeter club
to Elora Friday night was cancelled
because of adverse weather
conditions.
The next league start for the
Mohawks will be Sunday in New
Hamburg. They will be participating
in the Palmerston 81's intermediate
B and C tournament with the first
game against the Harriston Blues on
January 10 at 9:30 p.m.
In Sunday's win over Arthur, the
Mohawks overcame a first period 2-1
deficit with two goals in each of the
second and third periods. Both
goalies, Louis Arts of the Mohawks
and Arthur's Steve Baker turned in an
excellent effort throughout a very ex-
citing contest.
The game was only a minute old
when Cam Doig put the Mohawks on
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ATOM TOURNEY WINNER — Susan Moore presents the Dave Moore Fuels trophy to Ridgetown cap-
tion Brady Blain as his club won Friday's atom tournament. At the right is Don Heywood of the Exeter
Minor Hockey Association. T -A photo
Golf Prices
Effective until January 15th 1986
Man $245
Lady $140
Man and Wife $375
Weekday Man $185
excluding Tues. from 3 p.m.
Student Rate $120
Family Rates Available
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Exeter Jr. Hawks 9111 Annual
Jr. 'D'
Hockey.
Tournament
Fri. - Sat. - Sun.
January 3, 4 and 5
Friday, January 3rd, 1986
Game (1) 7:00 p.m. Thedford vs Brussels
Game (2) 9:30 p.m. Exeter vs;Ayr
Saturday, January 4th, 1986
Game (3) 12:00 noon Tavistock vs Grand Valley
Game (4) 2:30 p.m. Thamesford vs Waterford
Losers of Game (1) vs (2) Game (5) 5;00 p.m.
Winners of Game (1) vs (2) Game (6) 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, January 5th, 1986
Losers of Game (3) vs (4) Game (7) 12:00 noon
Winners,of Game (3) vs (4) Game (8) 2:30 p.m.
Winners of Game (5) vs (71 Game (9) 5:00p.m. (con-
solation champ.)
Winners of Game (6) vs (8) Game (10) 8:00 p.m.
(chomp 8 runner up)
Sponsors: Veal's Meat Market, RSD Sports Den, Co-op Gas Bar
Admission: Adult $3.00, student $2.00, children $1.00
Stephen Township Rec League
W LT F A
Marauders 15 1 0 139 55
Aces 10 2 2 60 31
JMR 9 3 3 70 38
CHD 9 5 1 91 62
Saints 9 6 1 76 43
Shogun 8 7 1 79 74
Sinners 8 8 0 76 71
Grand Bend 6 8 0 54 62
Mt. Carmel 4 7 4 54 62
Granton 3 11 1 54 108
Flames 2 13 0 35 93
R & R 1 13 1 44 144
G A P
Ron Funston Mar 30 26 56
Rob Funston Mar 28 26 . 54
T. Underhill Mar 21 30 M
Rick Funston Mar 25 21 46
R. Saunders Saints 24 14 38
Randy Funston Mar 12 26 38
R. Lather CHD 14 22 36
P. Dearing JMR 20 15 35
J. Schwindt Shogun 12 22 34
- R. Pickering Shogun 15 17 .:32
D. Noble Granton 18 12 30
T. Chaffe Sinners 15 15 30
GP
Aces J. Thompson 14
JMR-1,'„Dearing 15
Saints R. Vanderbruk 16
GA SO Ave.
31 2 2.21
38 1 2.53
43 2 2.69
NOVICE HOCKEY
Goderich edged Exeter 2-1 in a re-
cent Perth -Huron novice houseleague
hockey game.
The only score for Exeter came
from the stick of Glen Hines on passes
from Craig Schwartzentruber and
Chris Lerikos.
WINS CYCLE
HuIIy Gully's 1986 Honda Sneak
Preview was held November 29, 30
and December 1. The Sneak Preview
was the first retail showing of the 1986
motorcycle lineup and proved to be an
outstanding success, especially for
Mrs. Grace Steeper.
Mrs. Steeper, of Exeter, was the
winner of the grand prize; a 198.5 Hon-
da Spree Scooter.
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