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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-10-21, Page 15Exeter Novices• Exeter RSD Sports Den Novices suffered a 3-1 loss Saturday at the hands of Strathroy. Strathroy Novices took a 1-0 lead in the first period when Chris Adaide scored an unassisted goal. The two teams played out a scoreless second period but in the third, Adaide was at it again, scoring unassisted with 8:57 left in the game. Exeter's Jeff Inch answered that goal with one of his own 26 seconds later when he was set up by Michael McConnell, making it 2-1. A goal by Strathroy'S Jody Pin- combe with 39 seconds left in the third stole from Exeter any chances they might have had to tie the game. Molting Hawks Exeter Molting Ilawks suffered a loss Saturday night when Seaforth downed them 7-3. Ron Moore, Jim Empringham and Scott Burton scored goals for Molting Hawks in the losing effort. Monday night, Exeter came close to a victory, but was edged out 8-7 by East London Old Sports. Ron Moore picked up two goals in the effort. Ken Bergman, Scott Bur- ton, Bob McDonald, Jini Empr- ingham and Jim "Eli" Pfaff scored one goal each. Shuffleboard Allen Johns scored 299 in five games during an Exeter shuffleboard mixed meet last week. Ile was follow- ed by Steve Krapchak with 284: Laurence Stone came in third with 283 while Meine Eizenga placed fourth with 282. Beatrice Richardson scored 323 to lead a four game mixed match tourney, October 14. Albert Hummel came in second with 232. He was followed by Verda Lightfoot with 214 and Bruce Watson at 201. Ray Cottle rounded out the top five with 199. Thursday, Allen Johns was again on top in a five game mixed tourney with 430, pushing Olive Essery into se- cond spot with 392. Steve Krapchak came in third with 331. Eldon Heywood scored 328 to take fourth spot. Marjorie Hodgert captured first place in four games with 299, beating Meine Eizange who scored 204 and Mahlon Ryckman with 199. CLINTON SLASH — An Exeter Hawk makes his way into Clinton Mustang's end during a Western Junior • D hockey game Friday night in Clinton. Exeter slaughtered the weak Mustangs 11-1, but lost some valuable players in the process. Waxers shut out Dorchester Exeter Novice Waxers suffered a 4-1 loss against Parkhill Friday but rebounded with an 8-0 shutout over Dorchester Sunday afternoon. Friday, Exeter and Parkhill fought through a scoreless first period. Kyle Vermuelen pumped in two goals for Parkhill in the second with assists going to Mark MaGuire and Jim Watson. Exeter responded with a goal by Ryan Soldan from Bruce Hann, keep- ing Waxers close going into the third. Parkhill goal -scorers over- powered Exeter in the third as well. Jim Watson scored unassisted and then assisted Justan Michielson when he scored Parkhill's final goal. miles ford sales Mr. Bob Sargeant, President is pleas- ed to announce Paul Scott has Soined Miles Ford ales Ltd. as the parts and service manager. Paul brings with him many years of serving local automotive needs. Drop by and see Paul for all your parts and service requirements. Shane MaGuire was in net for Parkhill. Jason Lindenfield put for- ward a strong performance in goal for Exeter. Waxers took revenge Sunday when they pounded Dorchester 8-0. Placing Rob Lynn on a forward line paid off for the team. Lynn potted four goals in the effort. Ryan Beckett started things off for Exeter with a goal in the first period, assisted by Brian Richardson. Rob Lynn then followed with an unassisted goal. giving Waxers a 2-0 lead. In the second period, Chad Gilfillan added to the score with assists going to Jeff Sararas and Chad Dalyrmple. Rob Lynn added two more goals in Lucan Atoms Lucan Atoms remain undefeated after extending their Shamrock league record to three wins, no losses and one tie this week with a 4-2 win over Goderich. The game was a roughly played match which led to one Goderich player being thrown out of the game. Lucan allowed Goderich to slip out in front early in the first period when David Lumley scored unassisted at 2:19. However, just over one minute later, Shawn Fairweather scored for Lucan, tying the game 1-1. Chris Rev- ington drew an assist on the play. . Steve Dame then gave Lucan the lead. Assists went to Fairweather and Eric Kowalchuk. Only 10 seconds into the second period, Goderich's Jeremy Powell tied the game 2-2 with a goal, but Lucan was able to recapture the lead and hang onto it going into the third when Matt Munro scored from Jason Hodgson and Jeff Campbell. In the third period, Fairweather came up with his second goal of the o. 0 Don't let Winter 0 catch you ozZnnbinaL '0 z Let our GM Trained Technicians get your car ready for Winter TODAY!! 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Jeff Sararas drew the assist on the play. .lason Lindenfield was again in net for Waxers, this time on the winning side of things. Waxers now have a record of one win, one tie and two losses in regular season action. undefeated night, this time unassisted, giving Lucan the insurance they needed to win the game. Times -Advocate, October 21, 1987 Page 3A lrish�n Back with two wins, tie Continued from IA score, putting Lucan back in the lead. A power play goal by Lambeth's Roc- co Diaco just seconds later, tied the game at three, but with 2:16 remain- ing in the second, Lucan used their man advantage again to score when Joe Febrey set up Scott Denomy who found the mark, putting his team back in the driver's seat. Lambeth managed one more goal near the half -way mark of the third to tie the game 4-4. Lucan was unable to put the winning marker on the board and aftera scoreless overtime period, the two teams settled for the tie. Lambeth 11 - Wellesley 8 Barnes couldn't miss Friday night when Lucan found themselves em- broiled in a shoot-out in Wellesley. The Lucan centreman scored four goals. Irish built a 3-1 lead in the first period on goals by Muir. Todd Hayter and Brian Schuyler and then added five more goals in the second. Barnes picked up two of his four in the middle period while Marshall pot- ted the first of two that night. Muir scored his second of the game and Jamie Greig added one more to give Lucan an 8-2 lead heading into the final period. Wellesley came to life in the third. taking advantage of four Lucan penalties to score and then pumping in two more while the teams were at equal strength. Marshall countered the onslaught with a goal early in the period and then Barnes added two more. His final goal of the game was an empty net goal, scored while Lucan had a power play. Paul Woolford was in goal for Lucan until the seven minute mark of the third when he was replaced by Brian Gregory. Irish t - Clinton 2 Marshall shone earlier in the week when Lucan came up against a weak Clinton team and downed them 8-2. Marshall opened the scoring in the first period when he was able to capitalize on a power play opportuni- ty. He was assisted on the play by Joe Febrey and Ian Craig who ac- cumulated three assists during the night. DePlancke made it 2-0 on a pass from Kevin Leitch and Terry Knowles. In the second period, Lucan receiv- ed goals from Denomy, Darren Neil, Febrey, David Smith and Marshall to make the score 7-0. Marshall completed his hat trick in the third when he scored with less than 30 seconds remaining in the game. Clinton put forward a feeble effort to come back in the third with goals by Bob Ladd and Mark Laporte. 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