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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-11-19, Page 17Ladies night a success Mohawks get only one point, The Exeter Mohawks could pick up only one point in two starts this weekend in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior 'B' Central Divi- sion and dropped into a third place tie with Hillsburg. At home Saturday night, the Mohawks were held to a 4-4 tie by the night they are back to the friendly Harriston Blues and Sunday with a shorthanded crew lost 7-4 to the New Hamburg Towers. Action this week has the Mohawks in Tavistock Saturday night with a starting time pf 9p.m. and Sunday confines of the South Huron Rec Cen• tre to meet the Palmerston 67's. . Few Penalties Saturday night's draw with Bar- riston was a free wheeling contest with referee Lee Richards only call- dvocate Serving South Huron, North Middksex Agya lk November 19, 1986 S North Larabton Since 1/73 PagelA FIA HOCKEY CLINIC — Coach Ray McKay of the Fundamentals in Action hockey clinic talks to students at a Saturday session at the Stephen township arena. From the left are Jason Hoist, Dwayne Glanville, Kenneth Desjardine, Pres Lavier, Mary Lynn Dietrich and Shauna Becker. The clinic was sponsored by the Stephen Minor Hockey Association. T -A photo Hawks remain in second, at home to Brussels, Friday The Exeter Hawks managed only one point in two weekend home games and find themselves with a precarious one -point lead in their bat- tle for second spot in the northern division. Mitchell and Clinton have pulled in- to a tie for third, just one point behind the locals, who have managed only two points in their last five outings. After losing to the southern division basement dwelling Thedford squad on Friday, the Hawks had to come from behind to post a 5-5 draw with Mit- chell, Sunday. The locals were in Seaforth last night (Tuesday) for a game v.•ith the Centenaires and on Friday they host the northern division leading Brussels Bulls. On Sunday, they travel to Clin- ton to tackle the Colts and then play in Mitchell the following Tuesday. Lose To Lumberjacks In Friday's 6-5 loss to Thedford, the Hawks fell behind 5-3 after two periods and their third period rally fell one goal short of knotting the count. The difference in the game was the potent Lumberjack power play. The visitors scored four of their markers with a man advantage as the Hawks sat out 10 of the 16 minor penalties called in the tilt. cf SOUTH HURON LEAGUE DONATION — Remaining funds of the disbanded South Huron League are being donated to various groups with the teams involved. Above, Frank Funsfbn of the Centralia Col- lege Saints presents a cheque for $653 to CCAT Student Activities Council president John Droog T -A photo SHERWOODS DONATE -- Don Reid of the Hensall Sherwoods presents a cheque for $761 to Marg Vonstone of the Hensall Minor Hockey Association. When the South Huron Hockey league was disbanded recently, the Sherwoods received $561 as their share plus a $200 performance bond. T -A photo Broncos ride to victory The Exeter Broncos enjoyed a suc- cessful week with a pair of wins m atom division exhibition play as they blanked Dorchester 4-41 and swept past Seaforth by a score of 7-1. The Broncos are now unbeaten in their last five starts and also undefeated at home with five wins and a tie in six starts al the South Huron Rec ('entre. In the win over Dorchester Dar- ren Kints was in goal to gain the shutout while Joel Campbell paced the scoring attack with a three goal effort. The other successful shot came from the stick of tan .lean. Sean McCann picked up the only two Ex- eter assists. It was Derek Beckett's turn to pick up a hat trick, as the Broncos van- quished Seaforth 7-1. Joel Campbell was close behind with a pair of goals and single goals were notched by Sean McCann and Paul Charrette. Jon O'Connor paced the Exeter at- tack with two goals, while Steve Gould, George Pratt and Jeff Reid added singles. Scott Bogart helped out on a pair of tallies and single assists were recorded by Pratt, Jim Lewis, Jeff Ansems, Bryan Quinn, Jeff Dalrymple, Gould, Dan Nairn and Mark Morrissey. Brad Bender worked the first two periods between the pipes and record- ed 15 saves and Derek Switzer replac- ed him in the thirdkami turned -aside nine of the 10 shots he faced. . , Randy Livingston had 10 saves in each period for the Thedford crew. Rally For Tie Mitchell came to town on Sunday to renew the battle between the namesakes and appeared to have the game well in hand after scoring ear- ly in the third to take a 5-2 lead. However, the home crew came back with three unanswered tallies in the final frame to earn one point. Jon O'Connor continued his prolific scoring as he notched a natural hat trick by scoring the first three goals for Exeter, giving him five for the weekend. Scott Bogart had a single and George Pratt notched the equalizer at the 10:39 mark of the final stanza. Jeff . Dalrymple was the top playmaker for Exeter with two assists. Adding singles were O'Con- nor, Pratt and Gould. Derek Switzer recorded 21 saves for Exeter, while Jeff Redfern and Steve Stapleton combined to turn aside 32 shots for Mitchell. Both teams served 11 minors and Mitchell scored the only powerplay marker of the game. Waxers lose pair of games at home Sunday to Palmerston The Exeter Waxers were on the los- ing end of two novice hockey games played this week. In regular Shamrock league action they were edged 7-6 by the London Sabres and dropped a 11-4 exhibition decision to Dorchester. Despite the loss to the London Sabres, the Waxers came up with their best effort of the season as the oppositon scored three times in the last five minutes of play. The Waxers led 2-i after the first period of play on unassisted goals by Marty DeBruyn and Ben Guenther. The only Exeter goal of the middle frame was notched by Chris Lerikos on a pass from Adam Jean and the score was even at 3-3. Chris Lerikos registered two of the three third period markers for the Waxers on passes provided by Chris McDonald and Ben Guenther. The other score was fired by Marty DeBruyn on a solo effort. DeBruyn paced the Waxers with a two goal performance in the loss to Dorchester. Single goals were notch- ed by Brent Urlin and Jeff Sararas. Lerikos and DeBruyn gained the on- ly assists. Brian Richardson turned in an outstanding effort on defence for the Waxers. Tweens lose In a recent girls ringette game in Seaforth, the Exeter tweens dropped a 7-4 decision to the home team. Julia Merner and Giselle Charrette each scored two goals to take care of the Exeter scoring. They also each added an assist as did Becci Farquhar. ins five minor penalties. Two went to the Mohawks and none affected the scoring. - The Mohawks -jumped into a 2-1 first period lead as John Jongeneel scored on a three-way passing com- bination with Al Gates and Scott Ec- cles at 8.55 and with 58 seconds left Pete Tuckey converted a pass from Kris Bedard. Darren Foerter was the first Harriston marksman. The scoring situation was reversed in the second 20 minutes of play as Kerry Barber and Wayne Adams registered for the opposition and Brian Mercer registered for the Mohawks on passes. from Pete Tuckey and Doug Latta. The Mohawks moved in front at the three minute mark of the third period on a successful shot by Bill.Glover with the assist going to Cam Doig. Only two minutes, later Darren Foerter scored for Harriston to knot the score again and that's the way it • stayed the rest of the way as Exeter goalie Rick PikW and Ray Brownlee 'at the other end were unbeatable. . A Shorthanded Crew • • Mohawk coaches Jack Chipchase and Jim Guenther found themselves • with only 12 skaters in New Hamburg Sunday afternoon. Goalie Louis Arts ;made his first start of the season for the locals. In the first period, Joe Scherer and Millar scored to give the Towers a 2-0 lead. The second period was only 39 Pee wees lose two in Shamrock The Exeter pee wees came up with two excellent team efforts this week, but could gain only one win in regular Shamrock league play. They blanked the London Sabres 2.0 and lost 6-4 to St. Marys with the final goal going into an empty net. Excellent goal tending by Shawn McFalls and good backchecking led to the impressive win over a strong London club. Penalties played a part in both Ex- eter goals. David Sch*indt converted a pass from Joel Campbell while his team was playing a man short and Jason Heywood took advantage 'of a power play opportunity to score on a pass from Jeff Burton. Exeter penalties were harmful in the loss to St. Marys. The winning goal was one of three scored by St. Marys on power play attempts. Steve Dubarry was in a good scor- ing mood as he accounted for all of the scoring for the hags. Assists went to Jasoq Hern, Jrens and Jamie CornSh. SH volleyball team plays well The SHDHS junior boys volleyball team ended up fifth out of six teams in the Huron -Perth tournament, Wednesday. Coach Scott Halpenny was very pleased with the way the team played in the tournament. The Panthers split games with Goderich, Wingham and Mitchell and lost two close games with Clinton and also with Stratford Central. Overall the team ended up fifth in Huron -Perth out of 13 teams. seconds old when Pete Tuckey put the Mohawks on the scoreboard for the first time converting a pans from cap- tain Randy Kraal on a power play. In the space of $ seconds near the four minute mark, each team added to their goal total. Mike Clark tallied for the Mohawks with assists going to Doug Latta and Steve Nelson while Dave Millar replied for New Hamburg. Late in the middle frame, Ralph Zehr and Terry Patterson put the home team up by three goals. At 15.33 of the third period, Pete Tuckey registered his second goal of the afternoon on a three-way passing effort with Steve Nelson and Norm Campbell. Only a minute later Dave Millar put the Towers back in front by three again with his third goal of the day. ' The Mohawks came to life on a power play at 18.15 with Mike Clark scoring on a 'ass froth Barr Baynham. They continued the pressure•with a six man attack, but it backfired with Rick Cressman scor- ing into an empty net. The only penalties assessed against the Mohawks came at the 16.03 mark of the final period as Steve Nelson of Exeter was in a fight with Dave Lak- ing of New Hamburg. Nelson will miss one game as the agressor in the fracas and Laking will be out for a minimum of three games. He receiv- ed two game misconducts. Saturday night's game in Exeter featured Ladies Night. The Mohawks wish to thank the following merchants for donating prizes: Wuerth's Shoes, Looking Good, The Beat, Greeting Card World, Fincher's, Country Flowers, ,Fisher's Pro Hardware. Brigitte's Fashions, Jacqueline's Ladies Wear, Decorators Touch Plus, Rowe Fuels, Sugar and Spice, Big V, Hopper -Hockey, Gerrard's, Campbell Jewellers and Creative Lady. KARATE WINNERS — Deb Webb of Woodham displays the second place trophy she won in the London Forest City 1986 karate tourna. ment in the Kumite fighting division. At the right is Doug Rook, win- ner of a fifth place medal. 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