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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-02-12, Page 9EXETER CIBC WINS — The "B" championship of the weekend rec hockey tournament sponsored by the Exeter Inn-dians was won by the Exeter Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce team. Back, left, Ian Scott, Bob Goodish, Al Block, Bruce Shoff, Al Hodson, Jim Findlay, Jim Mezei and Kevin Prust. Front, Bill Winkworth, Rudy Feimer, Grant Vallis, Rick, Lennox, Rob Brandt, Forrest Curry and Don Felder. Irish close to ciinching first The Lucan Irish with three games remaining in the regular schedule need one more point to clinch first place in the Ontario Hockey Associa- tion Junior "9" south grouping of the Western Division. The Irish are currently on top with a total of 61 points, four more than se- cond place Belmont Bombers who have only two games remaining. The Mount Brydges Bulldogs are third with 56 points. As the result of a playoff meeting held Sunday, regardless of final stan- dings, the first game for the Irish will be at the Lucan Community Centre on Wednesday, February 19 at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday at home. the Irish edg- ed Mount Brydges 4-:3 and Saturday in Belmont they dropped an 8-4 deci- sion to the Bombers. Get late win The third goal of the night * Paul Barnes at 17:36 of the third period allowed the Irish to edge Mount Brydges, Wednesday night. Glenn Marshall picked up the assist. In the first period Barnes started his scoring by converting a pass from Dave Hinge. Nearthe midway point of the se- cond period, Barnes scored again with Brad Hodgins and Dave Hinge providing, the assists. Later in the same period, Grant Larsen converted a pass from Brad Muir. Penalties plentiful In Belmont, Saturday referee Mar- shall Copp called a total of 35 penalties and nine of the total even dozen goals scored came on either power play or shorthanded situations. The four goals scored by Belmont while the Irish were trying to get power plays going made the differen- ce in the final outcome. Two came within 10 seconds of each other on the same Lucan penalty in the second period. 1,074-1-4 It's Playoff Time First game of a best -of -seven series Tavistock Braves 4ouw vs Mohawks Sunday, February 16 7:30 p.m. 000 South Huron Roc Centre ' Sponsored by these community spirited bush bsse't:' Huron Motor Products Brian & Barry's Barber Shop Hurondale Dairy Albatross Tavern General Coach Dempster's Bread P41 ;Mb', 10 1 CO I)USED CARS & TRUCKS 1 Owner Local Trade Ins 85 5th Ave. completely loaded including Chrysler Luxury AFF pkg. and road wheels. 36000 1 owner km., G163. 84 Voyager SE 5 pass. magic wagon. 2.6 automatic, cloth in- terior, rear wiper, 44000 km - 78637A 83 Ford Crown Victoria 4 door, air conditioning, AM/FM, cloth interior, 62,000 km. G160. 83 LeBaron 4 door vinyl top., air conditioning, 74,000 km. 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Brent Martin com- pleted a three-way effort with Hodgins and Muir and Paul Barnes converted a pass from Mike Hirtzel. • The only even strength score for the Irish came early in the third period when Rob Hardy hit on passes from Glenn Marshall and Jeff Hodgins. Brad Beattie was the scoring star for Belmont with a three goal performance. Limited help for the Hawks An attempt to get some new blood to help with the Exeter and Area Junior Hawks met with limited suc- cess this week. About 30 people attended a general meeting of the organization, Thurs- day, but president Ken Dobney said most of those are already actively in- volved with local hockey. "We had hoped to get people there who aren't involved as they may have more time," he explained. To that end, each of the 30 people at themeeting was asked to bring five others to the annual meeting which is slated for March 26. The organization is experiencing a major executive turn -over this year as many of those currently serving have been active for some time and are leaving as they no longer have sons playing on the team or have other interests 'they now wish to pursue. People in attendance at Thursday's session included the current ex- ecutive, some team members, and members of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association executive and the Exeter Mohawks executive. The Hawks will be advertising for a coach and manager this week. Dobney noted that the search for peo- ple to fill those positions was left too late last year to get the season off to a good start and that has plagued the team throughout as they have been mired in the loop's basement. Molting Hawks Stats G A PTS Scott Burton 32 35 67 Keith Ahrens 22 39 61 Bob McDonald 22 38 60 Bill Chipchase 25 31 56 Jack Chipchase 21 34 55 Bob Jones 22 26 48 Mike Cushman 21 22 43 Ken Bergman 16 11 27 Frank Boyle 9 16 25 Pete McFalls 6 18 24 Jim Russell 13 9 22 Bill Pincombe 5 13 18 Eric Finkbeiner 4 13 17 Jim Pfaff 5 11 16 Walt Tiedeman 4 1 t 15 Jim MacDonald 6 4 10 Al Flynn 0 8 8 • MI LES Ford Sales Ltd. Main St. S. Exeter 235-0121 Across from N.T. Monteith Ltd. USED CARS 1984 LTD, 4 door 8,450 1984 Tempo 4 dr 7,295 1983 Rabbit Diesel 6,395 1982 Pontiac 6000 4 dr. 7,895 1980 Fairmont 4 dr.2,995 1980 Ford LTD 4 dr.5,495 1977 Dotsun 280Z 2 + 23,995 USED TRUCKS 1983 Ford F150v8 auto. 7,995 1983 Ranger 4 cyl. 4 sp. 6,395 ,,1981 Ford F150 6 cyl. 4 sp. 5,495 1981 Chev C10 outo.5,995 1978 E150 Van 6 cyl. std. 1,400 os is 1978 E150 Von 6 cyl. std. 1,200 Os is 1973 Ford F250 v8 auto 995 as is. Coll Dalton Skinner or Bob Sargeant 235-0121 HAWKS The Exeter Hawks snapped their 21 -game winless streak in convincing fashion, Saturday, when they travell- ed to Thedford and bombed the Browns 11-4. It was the first win for the locals since November 24. For the first time since that last win, the Hawks kept the opposition to 30 shots on net and Jeff Laporte was outstanding on several of those shots as he anchored the win. "Everyone put forth a good solid ef- fort", commented coach Ron Bogart. "We even scored three goals on backhands (the forgotten art)". Bogart added that while the Hawks have won only Five times this season, they have never given up and have generally been plagued with one or two bad periods in each game. Captain Steve Gould paced the of- fensive show with four goals, all scored in succession in the third period. Brian Quinn added a pair and singles were registered by Scott Bogart, Brent Atthill, Dave Skea, Ian Munroe and George Pratt. Atthill added three assists, while Jim Lewis, Don Hamilton and Pratt registered a pair each. Helping out on single tallies were Brent Dawson, Munroe and Gould. Silver medal for precision Saturday t1e Exeter Precision Club took two of their teams to Mitchell, to attend the fifth annual gold medal precision skating competition. After skating two rounds the "Ex- eter Entertainers" novice team plac- ed second in the "B" Division and received a silver medal, Members of the team are Stephanie Baptist. Shonyn Baynham, Donald Broadfoot, Nancy Broadfoot, Jennifer Cook, Andrea Hendrick, Chrystal Jones, Jennifer Lavier, Michelle Moore, Michell McDonald, Christine O'Toole, Debra Pfaff, Robin Poole; Wendy Sims, Sueanne Soldan, Tobi Taylor, Barbara Tieman and Jenny Wareham. The junior team was also com- peting at this event but were unable to attain medal placings this time. They are looking forward to the challenge and success of our next competition. All teams - pre -novice, novice, and junior will be attending Unwell preci- sion skating competition in Thorold, Ontario this weekend. Members and families look forward to this competi- tion as it is combined with an over- night stay. Good luck to all team mgmbers. Times -Advocate, February 12, 1986 Page 9 GET BIG VICTORY The Hawks were also strong in the penalty -killing department as they successfully killed off 12 penalties. The season ends for the locals this week with two home games. The Mt. Brydges Bulldogs visit on Thursday and the Lucan Irish are here on Friday. In the loss to Mt. Brydges, the Hawks trailed 3-1 after the first and were than out -scored 4-0 in the mid- dle frame as the Bulldogs dominated the contest. George Pratt and Steve Gould fired Exeter's successful shots with Brent Atthill drawing assists on both. Brent Dawson picked up a single assist. The Bulldogs fired 48 shots at Jeff Results of rec hockey 'The Outlaws and Whalers, were winners in this week's action in the Exeter and district rec hockey league while two other games ended in ties. Terry Caldwell scored five times to lead the Outlaws to a 10-5 win over Pfaff Electric. John Bilcke and Dave Kinsman each fired two successful shots and Mike Stewart notched a single. Tom Hayter's two goal effort was best for Pfaff's. Counting in single style were Ken Pinder, Bo Bilinsky and Fred Campbell. The Whalers with Jeff Rowe scor- ing twice and Wayne Oke, Jeff Musser and Ed Willis addning singles blanked Exeter Inn 5-0. Single goals by John Musser, Dan Stanlake, Marty Overholt, Mike Des- jardine, Pete Tuckey and Steve Pfaff paced Colonial Hotel as they tied Algoma Tire 6-6. Scoring for the Tiremen were Gerald Weido, Dale Skinner, Ed Kerslake, Larry Skinner, Greg Hern and Brad Murray. Gerald Weido, Ed Kerslake and Brad Murray chalked up one goal apiece for Algoma Tire in a 3-3 tie with the Young and Restless. The YR goal getters were Gary Sararas, Mark Cronyn and Brian Taylor. Laporte, while the Hawks could only muster 25 on the Mt. Brydges net. The visitors picked up two goals on the powerplay as the locals sat out all but one of the eight penalties called in the contest. Scores from dart league Stormy weather conditions Friday night curtailed regular action in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league to five games. The scores were: Swat 4 011ie's Best l Lost Flights 3 Odd Ones 2 Shiphunters 3 Scotties 2 ATeam 34W's 2 Itchy Niters 3 Snyde and Clyde 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Scotties vs Snyde and Clyde Trailers vs 4 W's 011ie's Best vs Smurfs Lost Flights vs Outlaws 9:30 p.m. Shiphunters vs Swat Turtles vs Odd Ones Southenders vs Itchy Niters A Team vs Canscotts My Attitude will Impress you Ron Rader Frayne Chev-Olds Ltd., 586 Main Street South Exeter 235-0660 1-800-265-7026 (Toll Free) Exeter and Area Junioir Hawks Applications for coach and manager accepted by Gord Rook, 117 Parkdale Ave., Huron Park, NOM PM. 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