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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-15, Page 10STARS FROM HAWKS Prior to Saturday's Junior 'D' all star game in Lucan players received their sweaters. From the left are Exeter Hawks coach Ron Bogart, George Pratt, Steve Gould, Jeff Pfaff and coach Jim Pfaff. T -A photo 1. IRISH ALL STARS — Shown prior to Saturday's Junior 'D' all star game are Lucan Irish assistant coach Ken Freeman, Bob Thirlwell, Jesse Crawford, Wayne Urbshott, Darcy Shaw and coach Ed Parkinson. Win seven of eight North still best in all star test Despite a revision of the team groupings this year, the north con- tinues to dominate the Western Junior "D" hockey league all star game. In Lucan Saturday night the north took the seventh of eight all star tests by a score of 6-2. The only time the north didn't win was in 1983 when the game ended in an 8-8 draw. Rob Drost of the Howick Optimists was the leading scorer for the north with a two goal performance. Kevin Ruttan of the Brussels Bulls was nam- ed the most valuable player for the north on the strength of one goal and three assists. The other marksmen for the winn- ing north side were Randy Marriage of Clinton, Murray Guy of Mitchell and Seaforth's Dave Murray. Counting for the south were Randy T� O.H.A. Int. C. Hockey Exeter Mohawks Vs *°'"W* Hillsbur h Royals g y Sunday, January 19 7:30 p.m. "Kids Shoot Out" Sponsored by: Huron Motor Products, PFW Systems Inc., Break Time Vending, Marten's Furniture. FREE Gallon ' I t Washer Fluid Change • • • filter • - chassis •ll levels (Brake fluid, rearend, power steering • Aim headlights • Pressure test • • inspect cooling system 111. Starting • •charging test Exhaust• - • wheel ;:4ithmi(i parts FOR ONE WEEK 1 988 m iww,, Auto (behind Shows) 235-2277 Campbell of Thedford and Mike Valvron of the Belmont Bombers who was named the most valuable player on the south club. Tom Chessel of Seaforth coach of the north said his team outhustled the opposition and south coach Mike Boland of Belmont added, "You have to give them credit. They moved the puck well." The Lucan Irish were represented by goalie Darcy Shaw, Bob Thirlwall, Wayne Usbshott and Jesse Crawford while the Exeter Hawks on the south team were Steve Gould, George Pratt and Jeff Pfaff. Prior to the game, the Luean Irish hosted all game players, their girl friends along with management and spouses with the assistance of Molson's and the village of Lucan. Irish president Clare Stanley was the master of ceremonies. Also tak- ing part were Irish executive Bob Taylor, manager Jim Hearn, Dan Grantham of Molson's and Lucan reeve Norm Steeper who presented village pins to all participants. Scores from rec hockey Times -Advocate, January 15, 1986 Pogo Hawks drubbed Many teams hope the traditional league all-star break will enable them the change their fortunes. Unfor- tunately, it didn't work the Exeter Hawks this weekend. ' After being drubbed 9-4 by Lucan at the rec centre, Friday, the Hawks were on the road to Thamesford following Saturday night's all-star game in Lucan and the Trojans thumped them 9-1, Sunday. That ran the locals' winless streak to 14 games, not counting the two they lost in their annual tournament the previous weekend. Exeter will be on the ice for only one game this week as they host the 'Medford Browns at the rec centre, Friday. The Lucan Irish jumped into a 4-1 lead in the first period of Friday's game and continued to apply constant pressure as they completely dominated their hosts. In all, the Irish peppered 71 shots ate Jeff Laporte, which may be a record for local goalies. In this week's Exeter and District men's rec hockey league action, the Exeter Inn edged the Whalers 3-2, Algoma Tire downed the Outlaws 5-3, the Young and Restless won 6-2 over Pfaff Electric and the Colonials down- ed the Exeter Inn by a 5-3 score. In the first game, Morley Obre, Kevin Hern and Tiny Passmore scored for the Exeter Inn while Dave Hayter and Ron Johnson replied for the Whalers. One goal each from the sticks of Mike Soldan, Ed Kerslake, Gerald Weido, Gerry Kurtz and Jamie Gaul paced the Algoma Tire to their win over the Outlaws. Scoring for the losers were John Bileke, Mike Stewart and Ron Ferguson. The Young and Restless victory was led by a two goal effort by Mark Cronyn. Scoring in single fashion were Perry Knee, Jim Rolph, Scott Pincombe and Gary Sararas. The marksmen for Pfaff Electric were Ken Varley and Ron McCutcheon. Ron Moore with a two goal perfor- mance and singles from Larry Mason, Larry Johns and Steve Jen- nison led the Colonials to a victory over the Exeter Ind . Scoring in a los- ing cause were Dave Quick, Jerry Smith and John Coleman. Four pointers in dart loop In Friday's regular competition of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the Scotties and Odd Ones were able to compile four points apiece. This week's scores were: Odd Ones 4- Shiphunters 1 Scotties 4- Turtles 1 Canscotts 3- Outlaws 2 011ie's Best 3- 4W's 2 Lost Flights 3- Snyde and Clyde 2 Swat 3- Itchy Niters 2 Southenders 3- Trailers 2 A Team 3- Smurfs 2 F'riday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Outlaws vs Odd Ones Snyde and Clyde vs Smurfs 4 W's vs Caiweotts Shiphunters vs 011ie's Best 9:30 p.m. Trailers vs Itchy Niters Turtles vs hest Flights Scotties vs Swat Southenders vs A Team Grant Larsen paced the Irish with a hat trick performance, while Dean Schram added a pair. Singles came eff the sticks of Wayne Urbshott, Paul Foran, Brad Muir and Dean Doerr. All but fors' of the Irish made it into the scoring coition' as Muir, Urbshott and Jesse Crawford picked up two assists each and singles were record- ed by Schramm, Foran, Brad Hodgins, Larsen, Doerr, Scott Denomy and Paul Barnes. Steve Gould, Sean vs; uteford, Steve McIntyre and Don Hamilton replied for the hawks who had only 26 shots on net. Brent Atthill picked up a pair of assists and singles went to Hamilton, George Pratt, Dave Skea and Jeff Pfaff. The Irish scored three powerplay goals and gave up one to the Hawks as each squad sat out a dozen penalties which included fighting ma- jors to Mike Bedard and Glen Mar- shall in the final minutes of the third. It took Thamesford only 13 seconds to hit the scoring column as they * *Dave Shaw - a star** The Exeter Minor Hockey Associa- tion was a winner along with the Quebec Nordigues Friday night. Local minor graduate Dave Shaw was named the defensive star of the game as the Nordiques beat the Ed- monton Oilers 5-3. ' For his efforts Shaw receives a che- que in the amount of 35W to be designated to the minor hockey group of his choice and it is the EMHA. The Nordiques have now won eight games in succession and are leading the Adams division of the NHL with 52 points, two more than the second place Montreal Canadiens. 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