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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-11-21, Page 1Exeter Hawks go on five night, four game romp Dave Bogart's ten game plan is going better than could be expected. Exeter Hawks played four games in five nights last week, emerging from the first part of Bogart's sec- ond ten game block of Junior D ac- tion with four wins: Hawks started the week with a 9-3 romp over Belmont, added a 5.3 win over Mitchell, forced a 12-1 humili- ation against Clinton and wrapped up the weekend with a 6-4 frolic over Seaforth. Bogart couldn't be happier. "They're going better than I had anticipated," he said. "I knew at the beginning of the season that we had a good team but I didn't think we'd be sitting with a 13 -two and one record" Bogart noted that after Saturday's game, some minor disciplinary problems began to crop up -- the re- sult of three easy wins. A tough Sunday morning practice quickly remedied that, however. The four game frenzy was also costly in terms of bodies, Hawks lost George Pratt for two weeks with bruised knee ligaments,. acquired after an opponent deliverco a vicious chop with a stick. They • Ames - Serving South Huron, North Middlesex dvocat & North Lambton Since 1873 October 21, 1987 PagelA also will be without the talents of Brent Nairn and Jeff Ansems. Nairn will be out of the line-up for a week with a bruised shoulder while An- sems is expected to miss four weeks because of a separated shoulder. Belmont fell easily to Exeter Wednesday night. Hawks grabbed the lead with the only goal of the first period when Mark Morrissey scored from Geoff Slater. Belmont tied it six ,minutes into the second but Exeter re -took the lead 16 seconds later when Scott Bogart scored from Scott Lovie. Not to be out -done, Belmont evened the score again just 23 sec- onds later when Howard Hunt scored on a power play. Steve Gould scored unassisted at the half -way mark of the second to re-establish Exeter in the lead. SCRAMBLE FOR THE PUCK Exeter Hawks try to shovel the puck into the net during a Junior D game against Scaforth in Hensall Sun- day night. Hawks managed to beat the Seaforth goalie enough times to pull out a win, but the net minder made it frustrating at times. Hawks . played four games in five nights, winning each game decisively. Mohawks trip over Palmerston, Despite a 6-6 stumble against Palmerston Friday night, Exeter Mohawks remain undefeated this season after tucking game nine un- der their collective belt Sunday with a 7-3 win over Durham Huskies. Mohawks coach Jim Guenther said Sunday that there were two ma- jor factors in the 6-6 tie: the fact that Palmerston has upgraded their standard of play and the fact that Mohawks skated onto the ice "flat". "We were lucky in a way to sal- vage a tie," Guenther said, but added "We showed a little backbone in the third." Guenther said the tic will serve a purpose. It wasn't a bad time to happen," he said. "It was maybe a way of testing the guys -- not being the victors." "But as you can see, they reacted tonight." Mohawks took control of Sun- day's game in the first period, accu- mulating a 4-1 lead. They let Dur- ham slide to within two goals in the second, but quickly corrected the score, heading into the third with a 6-3 lead. One goal in the third cemented the win. "I expected Durham to be a little more aggressive than they were," Guenther said. "I thought they'd use the body more -- in their tradition -- hut we used the body on them." Jeff Warren started the scoring just 31 seconds into the game with a goal from Quincy Wilker and Dave Randerson. Huskies evened the score at 12:30 whcn Brad Law beat Exeter goalie Rick Pickul. At 13:38 Randy Bailey found the mark, scoring on a pass from Kris Bedard and Dale l immcrmans. Bill Glover maintained the pace, scoring from Bailey at 16:04 and Brian Mercer connected with John Kernick and Warren at 18:54 to give Exctcr four goals. A short handed, unassisted goal by Bailey at the 4:31 mark of the second seemed to continue the trcnd but two quick Durham goals by Bob Sullivan (during a power play) and Greg McFadden at 14:28 and 14:59, changed the shape of the game. Wilker potted a confidence -crusher at 16:26, restoring Exeter's three goal lead and stealing Durham's mo- mentum. Randerson and Al Gates assisted on the play. Mohawks had an opportunity in the third when they were awarded a penalty shot for a throw. Durham stick, but they were unable to capi- talize on it. Glover scored Exeter's seventh Generals claim penalty filled win Exeter Generals picked up a 7-3 win over Strathroy last Tui sday in Shamrock Midget action. The game was a chippy one and officials were forced to handout 65 minutes in penalties to Strathroy and 45 to Ex- eter. Four game misconducts were also handed out, including one to the Strathroy coach. The win was the third in a row for Generals who now have a record of five wins. three losses and no tics. Generals took a 2-1 lead in the first period and increased it by two in the second. Three goals in the third left little doubt as to the out- come. Strathroy jumped out in front ear- ly in the first and it wasn't until the final minute of the period that Exet- er was able to reply. Steve Lingard found the mark Nore►llber Specials In effect Thurs.. Fri., Sot. while supplies lost Tasty Nu Bread Always h€''h brie! I quuhfy Delicious Cherry Tarts 6/$1.89 Tasty Whole Wheat Muffins 6i$1.79 Fresh Country Buns doz.99` We hove a wide vnri-e y _- of t Delicious Donuts For the Christmas season... Cheese gift baskets, specialty cheeses, cheese trays, candy and nut trays, Christmas cookies and candies, fruit cake, dinner rolls, fancy cookies and more! Maple Leal Processed Cheese Slices only b. $2.99 Monterray Jack Cheese b. $3.49 Now available Deluxe Christmas Cake Sports Terry- Casey made it 4-2 with a goal after he connected with Morris- sey and Jeff Dalrymple at 11:34 and then with- 2:35 remaining in the period, Clarke Singer found the mark unassisted. Hawks dominated the' third, out- scoring Belmont 4-1. Gould, Slater, Singer and Lovie each scored for Exeter. Slater's goal was short-handed while Singers was unassisted. Goalie Dave Rook fended off 27 shots in the effort. The efforts of Lovie Hawks found themselves in a tougher battle Friday night when Mitchell took a 1-0 lead in the first period. Lcd by the efforts of Lovie, who amassed four of 'the five Hawks goals that night, they rebounded in the second and took control in the third. Lovie put Hawks on the board early in the second whcn he scored from Gould and Pratt at 2:50. He added his second goal of the night during a power play after he picked up a pass from Jon O'Connor and Dalrymple at 12:30. Mitchell tied the game with one minute left in the second on a goal by John Taylor. Just 43 seconds into the third, Slater scored from Morrissey aururg a power play to put Exeter back in the driver's seat and then Lovie went back to work, scoring at 14:13 and 17:07. Jeff Pfaff, Brent Murray, Gould and Jeff Reid drew assist on thc goals. Mitchell notched one more, late in the third, but it had no effect on the outcome. The final score was 5-3 in favour of Exeter. Exeter 12 - Clinton 1 As it has been in the past for Ex- eter, Saturday's game against Clin- ton Mustangs was simply an exer- cise in finding the net. Taking a 4-0 lead in the first, they increased it to 6-1 in the second and added six more goals in the third. Pfaff picked up three goals and one assist over the course of the evening to lead his team offensive- ly. Pfaff, Brian Quinn, Murray and Gould found the Clinton goal hos- pitable in the first period. Slater and Pfaff were the only two Exeter goal scorers in the second. In the third, the list included - Quinn, Pfaff, Lovic, O'Connor with two, and Dalrymple. Clinton's only goal was scored by Bob Ladd from Marc Clausius, Hawks found things more inter- esting in Sunday's game against Seaforth when they came up against a hot goaltender. Scaforth's Bill Tre- meer repelled 44 Exeter shots over the course of the night, making some spectacular saves along the way and getting help from the goal posts on more than one occasion. Exeter's Derck Martin also had a busy night. He made 38 saves. 'Tom McCann started things off for Hawks at 4:43 of the first witha goal on a pass from Morrissey and Casey, but Scaforth grabbed the lead with two quick goals at 11:22 and 12:34 to take an advantage into the second. O'Connor tied the game with a goal at 4:18 from Lovie and Quinn and then Dalrymple pumped in some insurance at 16:08 from Lo- vie. In the third, Pfaff scored .unassist-. ed at 1:53 to make it 4-2 in favour of Hawks. Jin Lewis scored at 9:51 from Reid and Quinn. He scored again at 15:38, this time from O'Connor and Lovie. Scaforth got goals from Ron Pryce and Rob McEwen in the third. Final score was 6-4. regain footing against Durluam goal at 9:15 from Barry Baynham battle Friday night when they host - and Bedard. ed Palmerston 81's. Tied 3-3 after Exeter 6 - Palmerston 6 the first period, Exeter took a mar - Mohawks found themselves in a ginal lead in the second and found themselves struggling to hold on in the third. When Jeff Shipley scored from Please turn to 2A with seconds remaining after he picked up a pass from Jim Dickens. Henri DcBruyn then found the mark after Shawn Guillet set him up with just nine seconds showing on the clock. Generals continued to pound Strathroy in the second with little response from their opponents. Guillet scored near the half -way mark of the second from DeBruyn and Doug Clark potted an unassisted marker Tess than one minute later. Strathroy managed to penetrate Generals defenses with 4:34 left in the second, making the score 4-2 as the two teams entered the third. Five minutes into the final peri- od, Dickens scored from Jcff Kints ,to make it 5-2. Strathroy stayed close, however, *ith a goal four minutes later. At 10:05, Frank Wultcrkens scored from Clark to give Exeter some insurance. Shawn Moore added to that with four minutes remaining in thc game. Rob McKnight drew the as- sist on Moore's goal. Now available • Glaced fruits, •raisins, etc. Bakery &Cheese House "Traditional quality" since 19291 Exeter 233-130S2 IN THE BAG -- Reeves Sunday night. Mohawks made short order of Durham in Exctcr, beating them 7-3. Mohawks arc now un- defeated in nine regular season game. They had their first tic forced upon them Friday night when Palmerston pushed them to a 6-6 score. An Exeter Mohawk celebrates as he sees the puck slide under Durham Huskies goalie Ralph Juveniles thumped by Mount Brydges Exeter Juveniles took a pounding from Mount Brydgcs Saturday in !their fifth game of the season, los- ing 7-3 to the host team. Leading 3-1 after the first period, Exctcr was over -run by ' Mount Brydges, falling behind 4-3 in the second and 7-3 in the third. Quinn. Larry Lewis then set up Mount Brydgcs Marty Vandcrlyst Darryl McCann for goal number opened the first period scoring but two. Exctcr answered with three goals of Chris Thompson potted Exeter's their own. third goal from Jim Lewis. Grant Hayter started the ball rol- That first period burst of scoring ling when he scored from Bryan power wasn't matched in the second or third by Exctcr. Mount Brydges pumped in three goals in the second and three more in the third to win the game. Jason Van Haarlem and Doug Kells shared the net -minding duties for Exeter. 1