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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-11-11, Page 20Pogo 4A I imes-Advocote, November 11, 1987 ON THE SLIDE - An Exeter Hawk gets tripped up as he goes in on the Seaforth goal during a Western Junior D game Friday night. Hawks blew Seaforth off the ice with a 9-2 victory. Head coach Dave Bogart is looking forward to some smooth sailing over the course of the next ten games. Hawks continue to sweep through schedule Exeter Hawks didn't come up against much in terMs of competilio n this weekend in Western Junior D ac lion. They pulled out a 9-2 win over Seaforth Friday night at Iluron Park and then travelled to Clinton Sunday night for a 9-1 walk in the park. Now standing with a record of nine wins, two losses and one tie, Hawks have a firm grip on first place in the North and there is little ign of that changing. "Our next ten games -- eight of them are going to be against teams that are in the bottom six in the league," Hawks coach Dave Bogart said Monday. night. "The only com- petition we have really is Lambeth and Mount Brydges (in the next ten Novices Lucan Novices came through a tough three game schedule last week with two wins and a tie in Shamrock Hockey action. They dumped St. Marys 8-0 Friday night and then fought to a 4-4 tie against the same team Saturday. Sunday. Lucan came • away with a 9-2 win over Belmont. Mike Wragg, Josh Appleman and Marty Mitchell each scored two goals in the effort while Ryan Carroll and Jeremy Brown picked up singles. Saturday, Brent Bellamy pumped in two goals en route to a 4-4 tie bet- ween St. Marys and Lucan. Ap- pleman and Adani Duskocy scored one each. The win was within Lucan's grasp games '• Bogart ru►te(I-I hat he likes to break the season into blocks of ten. Ile is ob- viously happy with the last block. Ile said motivation is starting to become a problem. "Actually. this is almost tougher 10 keep them motivated against the weaker teams." he said. "It 'II be a sign of their character to see how they play against these teams." Bogart plans. to rotate his three main lines, sitting out one per game in matches against veak teams. Ile -hopes to give his junior players some. valuable ice -time during such games_ Hawks took a 4-1 lead in the first period against Seaforth Friday night. After a close middle er•iod in which • win two until the last minute of the game when St. Marys scored two goals. one dur- ing a penalty shot which was handed out after a Lucan player put his hands_ on the puck in the goal crease. Dan 11urrell notched two for St. Marys while.11ike Johnson and Dar- ryl Fedyk scored single markers. Adam Duskocy led Luean with a hat trick Sunday when they romped over Beltnont 9-2. Ryan. Carroll. Jeremy Brown and Appleman each scored two goals. Denver England was in net. for Lucan. Ile managed to hold the team in the game until their defence was able to co-ordinate. - Goals for Belmont were scored by Brian Willsie and Paul Stokley. each team scored once, Exeter re- took control in the third, scoring four unanswered goals. ('lark Singer had a banner night with the club, scoring four goals. 'ferry Casey opened the scoring at -1:29 of the. first, unassisted. Singer made it 2-0 during a power play on a pass from Jeff .Reid and then at 13:00 Brent Murray found the mark, making it 3-0. Seaforth scored at 14:33 to hold Ex- eter in check. but Singer pumped in his second of the night before the period ended to retain the three goal lead.. Singer scored Hawks only goal of the second from Steve Gould and Scolt Lovie at 19:32, reducing the ef- fectiveness of Seaforth's'second goal, scored at 17:11. In the third, goals by Bryan Quinn, .teff Pfaff, Scott Bogart and Singer completed the rout. I la w ks .out -shot Seaforth 47-16. Clinton Mustangs took on Exeter with a bench strength of 14 Sunday night. and the score went according- ly. Hawks led 5-0 after the first period and 9-1 after the second. There was no scoring in the third. Before the first minute of play had ticked off the clock, Pfaff put the puck in the net from Jason Leslie. Jinn Lewis scored after three minutes of play from Jeff Ansems and Quinn and then Singer potted an unassisted goal at 5:04 while Hawks were short handed. Geoff Slater continued the _trend, scoring from Singer near the half -way mark of the period and Scott Bogart • Mohawks steam.rolling Central league The Mohawk machine continued to roll over teams in the OHA Central Senior B league this week with high - scoring wins against Harriston and Hillsburgh. Mohawks have yet to be defeated in regular season play. Head coach Jim Guenther said Monday that it was still to early in the season to get a good reading on the competition. - "It just happened that we were up - for them t Hillsburgh ) a few times and we just beat them bad," he said. "I don't care who you are, you can't play a team with four lines with a team with two lines and expect to win." Guenther isn't concerned about the impending first loss for the team, noting that the players are too ex- perienced to let that affect their game. "At some time in all of their careers they've lost;" he said. "They've like- ly all been on the losing team as well as the winning team at some point. It was as if Ilarriston went home after the second period Wednesday night. The two teams were tied 2-2 at the end of the first. Paul Barton and Al Gates scored short-handed goals to keep the game even. That however. was the last that was heard from Harriston. Goals by Kris Bedard and Rob Mackie in the second gave Mohawks a comfortable lead. Exeter built oh that in the final period with six unanswered goals. Brian & Barry's Barbershop and Men's Hairstyling NOW OPEN TUESDAY EVENINGS By Appointment Ask for Brian Exeter 235-0451 Mon., Tues., Thurs. 8:00 - 5:30 Sat. 7:30 - 3:00; Friday 8:00 - 8:00 Closed Wednesday Jeff Shipley and Brian Mercer scored two goals each while John Kernick and Dave Randerson both found the mark once. • The final score was 10-2. Sunday night -'s game was less one- sided. Mohawks took a 2-0, lead in the first period and then added four more in the second. Hillsburgh managed to match all four second period goals but fell behind in the third when Exeter scored three goals to Hillsburgh's single. Quincy Wilker and Randerson scored. Exeter's first period goals. Barton, Gates, Randerson and Ron Elliott pumped the puck into Ilillsburgh's net in the second. Third period goals went to Dale Gibbon, Mackie and Mike Zoretich. Mohawk Stats ().11.A. CENTRAL SENIOR "B" LEAGUE STANDING AS OF NOVEMBER 8TH, 1987 W L TPT Exeter 7 0 0 14 Elora 3 3 2 K Harriston 2 2 0 4 Tavistock • 2 3 0 4 llillsburgh 2 4 0 4 Palmerston 1 2 1 :t Durham 1 4 1 3 NOW YOU CAN BUY! BUY, LEASE OR RENT YOUR VCR FROM GRANADA! The state-of-the-art, remote control VCR you want is at Granada today! . Watch your favourite shows .r,(1 movies whenever tent, with a .11 -tun. • ^n, remote •,,1 \ R. ,d., in the newest, hi-fi stereo VCR. AN the exciting new VCRs are at - Granada now. ELECTROHOME REMOTE CONTROL VHS VCR $59900 OR RENT FOR PER MONTH 2495 RASED ON 'T 12 MONTHS HAVE iT ALL. HAVE IT NOW. GRANADA HOME ENTERTAINMENT Oscar's Video & Records 358 Main St., Exeter, Ont'rio 235-2685 All, covered by our no -worry "Granadacover" service. And all, ready to buy, lease or rent, from Granada! made It 5-0 with a goal trom Larry Lewis with 3:07 left to play in the first. Quinn, and Lovie added goals in the first half of the second. Slater and Quinn both found an opening for their second goals of the night in the. last three minutes of the middle period. Lucan Atoms Lucan Atoms suffered a tough loss on the weekend; their first of the season, when they came up against St. Marys and dropped a 2-1 decision in Shamrock league play. Lucan took a 1-0 lead in the 'first period when Jamie Lightfoot scored at 2:09. Shaun Fairweather drew an assist on the play. That -goal stood until St. Marys Kevin McCotter scored at 9:47 of the second, tying the game. Jeff Jones scored the winner for St. Marys just 27 seconds into the final period. Lucan regained their footing to some extent when they came up against Dorchester and skated to a 2-2 tie. Fairweather opened the scoring for Lucan after Steve Dame put the puck on his stick at 3:59. Jeff Campbell gave Lucan a com- fortable two goal lead in the second when he picked up a pass from Rob - hie Water and Jason Hodgson to score at 2:25. Dorchester answered with a goal of their own -at 3:50 when Lee Marrow found the mark. The .only -goal of the third was scored by Dorchester's Eric Vardon at 14:30 and Lucan had the win snat- ched from them with just 30 seconds left to play. Exeter Big Y Bullets edge out Parkhill Exeter Big V Bullets narrowly defeated Parkhill Leafs by a score of 5-4 Saturday in the Lambton- Middlesex Teague., Atter a scoreless first period, Parkhill took a 2-1 lead in thesecond. Bullets out -scored Leafs 4-2 in the third, however, pulling out the win. 'levo minutes into the.second period. Exeter's Scott Parsons scored after. he picked up a pass from Derek Beckett, giving Bullets a 1-0 advantage.• - - Parkhill answered that goal with two of their own however, and Bullets went into the third trailing by one - goal. Just 1:36 into the final period, ' Jamie Rolph potted the tying goal for Exeter unassisted. That was followed with a goal by Beckett near the half -way mark. Assists on the play went to Shawn Webster and Parsons. Parsons scored his second goal of the night with 8:52•remaining in the game, giving Exeter a 4-2 lead. Rolph drew the lone assist on Parson's goal. Biad Thompson scored goal number five for Exeter less than two minutes later, rounding out the scor- ' ing. Ile was set up on .the play by Beckett. Bullets gave up two goOs in the final three minutes of the game, creating an exciting finish. Molting Hawks tourney Exeter. Molting Ilawks played host to an old Timor's tournament on the weekend which drew a dumber of teams from the London area and from Huron County. The A -championship game was played Sunday afternoon between Clinton's Flemming Foul-ups and East London Old Sports. Old Sports dominated the game. win- ning 10-3. - Most valuable player for East London was Rick Smith while Foulups MVP of the game was Ken Daer. . In the B final London Blues met South West Tractors. Blues pulled out a 4-2 victory to claim the B title. John Sheppard was voted most valuable player while the satne honour went to Ron Yorkoski for South -West Tractor. The 50/50 draw was won by Tom Hardy of Lucan. Molting Hawks met Clinton Colt 35's in regular season action Mon- day night and came away with a 6-3 win. Scoring for Exeter were Scott Burton t2), Keith Ahrens, Bob McDonald, Jim Pfaff and Bob Jones. - Glen Stire put on a good per- fomrance in goal for Molting Hawks. This week, Molting Hawks take to the road to participate in an old timer's tourney in Sarnia. There will be 48 teams competing in the event. SWITCH TO WHERE THE SMART MONEY IS GETTING MORE INTEREST Get higher daily interest than the banks offer. Plus: • bonus rates'over 53,000 • cash bonus - for transferring • free chequing on balances over S500 • Pass- book or Monthly Statement. STANDARD TRUST ,Icndxr - I rnxla Ik-Ixrui Inwranai• tnrp„uuun 386 Main Street S., Exeter 235-1060 LEFT OUT IN THE COLD BECAUSE OF POOR FUEL OIL DELIVERY SERVICE? 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