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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-12-09, Page 14AS December 9, 1987 A•. Ames - Serving South Huron, North Middlesex dvoc & North Lambton Since 1873 r g . r,? • PogelA Senior boys defeated in tourney final South Huron Senior boys basket- ball team made their way to the championship final of the Regina Mundi Tournament on the weekend, but were defeated by a strong Valley Heights team, 62-22. Seniors started the week with a 48-37 exhibition win over the Regi- na Mundi college team. High scorers for Exeter were Rob Bileski with 18 points and Mark Lomas with 14. In the Regina Mundi tourney, Ex- eter came up against Delhi in their first game of the weekend and pulled off a 45-43 win. Again Bileski and Lomas were high scorers with 16 and 14 points respectively. South Huron trounced Waterford' 48-22 in their second game. Bileski and Lomas dominated the scoring with 12 points each. The win against Waterford sent South Huron into the final,round. In Midget action, Exeter boys won their season opener against St. Mikes of Stratford, beating their op- ponents 51-49. Steve DuBarry led the team with 15 points to his credit while Chris Angerman and Brett Borden each ac- cumulated 10 points. Breu Ridout was praised by coach Pete Heeney for his strong defensive performance. Panther Hockey Panther Hockey is in full swing, but the team is still looking for its first win. November 20, Central Huron de- feated South Huron by: one point 5- 4, and a week later the Panthers were again.defcated by Central Hu- ron 7-4. The team plays again Friday in Wingham against Madill and then are off for the Christmas Break. They resume play January 5. The Junior boys basketball team claimed a victory against Regina Mundi Tuesday afternoon when they out -scored their opponents 42-15. Top scorers in the game were Dave O'Connor with 12 and Ian Verbeek with 11. Doug Clark turned in a nine point effort while Harlen Tinney, and Shawn Finkbeiner, scored four points each. Jason Clark picked up two points. AIR BORNE -- Chris Angerman (25) gets some height on his opponent for the basket during South Huron Mid- get's first regular season game. At the right, Steve DuBarry closes in for a potential rebound. Angerman put the ball through the hoop. Mohawks extend unbeaten streak to 14 Mohawks bettered their record on the weekend with two more wins in the Central Senior B league, beating Elora 10-4 Friday night and then handing a much improved Harriston team a 9-5 loss Sunday. Nursing their unbeaten Streak, which has now advanced to 14 games, Mohawks continue to hold top spot in their division with a record of 13 wins and one tie. Friday night, Mohawks ruined EXETER GOLF CLUB EXETER GOLF CLUB P.O. BOX 928 Exeter Ont. Phone 235-2090 or 235-1517 Christmas Sale Golf Balls Top Line - Reg. $32/doz. Titleist, Ultra, Staffs Sleeve. 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Choose from our fine cfg qualify Cheddars, Coby, Swiss, Mbz zareda, Havarti, Belie, Marble, Brie, Gou eTst da, Jarisburg, Cream Cheeses and many,, more specialty cheeses from around the world. v► Cheese Trays made to order and "ready to serve" 1111) tI Specialty foods...teas, crackers jams, jellies, fancy cookies, nuts, candies, etc. asty, ;it Home style Christmas cookies, S.k.i y fe s. House►i,g mincemeat pies and "Traditional quality" slnca 1424 wi ►�►tarts,, dinner�Lrolls andtmorsel �Exxeter ,s ► 2�35-03�32. G, ti) Elora goalie Jim Williams' first Central Senior B start by scoring eight goals in the first period. Exet- er added two more in the third to produce the final score. Quincy Wilker scored Exeter's opening goal at 2:30 in the first during a power play from Barry Baynham. Just nine seconds later, Randy Kraut put the puck in the net to make it 2-0, again while Exeter had a man advantage. Assists on the play went to Wilker and Baynham. Randy Bailey continued the drive with a goal at 6:39 from Al Gates and Bill Glover. Gates then found the mark at 8:15 from John Kernick and goalie Rick Pickul. Kernick scored 39 seconds later from Rob Mackie. Elora got on the board at the ten minute mark when Rob Leighton scored from Jeff Bauman. Wilker scored his second of the night from Dave Randerson at 11:55 and then with 2:26 remaining in the period, Gates potted his sec- ond goal from Glover and Baynham. Randerson finished off the first period scoring frenzy, putting the puck in the net with 16 seconds showing on the clock. Rocks made something of a come -back in the second period with three unanswered goals from Dave Ferris, Don Magwood and Rod Mar- tin, but Exeter tightened up in the third. Goals by Wilker and Paul Barton put a win out of Elora's reach. Ran- derson drew two assists on the third period goals while Wilker and Bar- ton picked up single assists. Pickul holds Harriston A strong effort by Rick Pickul in goal for Exeter kept Harriston Blues at bay Sunday afternoon and allowed Mohawks to come out on the win- ning side of a 9-5 score. After falling behind 3-0 in the first period, Harriston rallied and drew to within one goal. Mohawks graduated into a 7-3' lead after the second and the two teams matched goals in the third. Jeff Shipley opened the scoring less than two minutes into the first period when he picked up a pass from Mackie and John Rowland. Paul Barton built on that lead with a goal at 4:13 from Baynham. Mark Soehner found the mark 41 seconds later from Kernick and Jeff Warren. A power play goal by Harriston's John O'Connor at 10:44 put Blues on the board. O'Connor scored again with 3:20 left in the first to bring Harriston to within one goal of Ex- eter. Glover put the puck in Blues net with 42 seconds to go, restoring Exeter's two goal lead. Neither team was able to score in the first 10 minutes of the second period, but at L1:10, Randerson broke the silence with a goal from Barton and Dale Timmermans. At 16:08, Ron Elliott punched in a shot from Kris Bedard to make it 6-2 in Mohawks' favour, but Harris - ton answered that with a goal from Barry Richardson at 16:55. • Rowland made it 7-3 with a goal from Mackie and Shipley with 1:30 remaining in the middle period. Harriston threatened again in the early portions of the third with a goal from Jeff Bender. Markers by Wilker and Bedard cancelled Bender's goal however. With 7:10 remaining in the game, Dan Hill scored Harriston's final goal. Notes: As was reported in last week's issue of the Times -Advocate, Mohawks downed Tavistock 6-2 Tuesday. Five of the six goals scored by Exeter were put in the net by de- fencemen. Warren picked up two goals in the effort while singles came from Tim- mermans, Bedard (who has been playing both wing and defence), Mike Zoretich and Sochner. Mohawks are on the road this weekend, playing Harriston Decem- ber 12 and then meeting Palmerston Sunday aftemoon. Ringette Petites claim silver medal in Goderich Exeter Petite Ringette team trav- elled to Goderich•to play in the 1st annual Goderich Petite Ringette Tournament and claimed the silver medal and the optimist Trophy in the championship game. The girls started their day off with a demanding win over •a newly - formed Blyth team. Exeter scoring started at 13:26 and by the end of the first period they had accumulated 10 goals. After a small break and some stick changes the girls started scor- ing again, adding nine more to fin- ish the game 19-0. All the girls played a very strong flame. In the second game Exeter met a keen Goderich Squad. Goderich jumped into the lead at 14:01 with a combination from Heather Moss and Erin Purser. The lone goal lead soon_became a tie at 6:22 with Cara Gardner get- ting help •from Helen Theo. Carrie Simpson scorcd two unan- swered goals at 4:54 and 4:14 in the first, and an unassisted effort from Sonya Lawrence summed up the first period scoring. The second period was very tight- ly matched with only one goal be- ingscored by Exeter's Sonya Law- rence, assists came from Cara Gardner and Helen Theo. • Exeter held on to win 5-1. • The final championship turned into a difficult match for Exeter. They met with a very strong Guelph team. Cara Gardner scored the first goal of the game at 14:30, but that would be the end of the goals for Exeter. Guelph took total control of the Ring, making Exeter's goaltender Jana Webster work extremely hard. The Exeter girls worked hard but lost their final game 19-j. This weekend the girls will play four games in Mitchell, two Satur- day and two Sunday. Hawks edge Wellesley Exeter Hawks were in need of some competition and they got it Saturday night in Wellesley when they pulled out an 8-7 victory in the last minutes of play. Hawks took a 5-1 lead in the first period but the home team mounted a come -back, making it 6-3 after the second. A major altercation broke out be- tween the two teams in the second when Dave Rook became embroiled in a fight. Six Exeter players, in- cluding Rook, were ejected from the game along with five Wellesley Spor s plAyers. The damaged roster took its 1611 on Hawks and soon Wellesley `fled thegame at 7-7. But with 1:21 left' in the gaine, Scott Lovie piimped in the winning goal. Derek Martin, who came in to re- place Rook, was praised for his per- formance after coming off the bench cold in the second. Hawks Western Junior D record got better by three more games this week, bolstered by astronomical scores like 11-1, 15-2 and 12-2 •against Thedford, Clinton and Sea - forth respectively. '• Tuesday night, Hawks took a 5-0 Lead in the first period, increased it to 9-1 in the second and added two in the third to humiliate Thedford. DavcRook was in net for Exeter. He fended off 34 shots on goal while his counter -part, Brad Bender faced 41. Clarke Singer had a five point night with three goals and two as- sists to his credit while Geoff Slater turned in two goals and three assists as did Tent' Casey. Jeff Reid picked up four assists. Jon O'Connor opened the scoring at 4:34 of the second, assisted by Singer and Brent Murray'and Hawks never looked back. Singer, Casey, Singer again, this time short-handed, and Slater all put the puck in the net before the buzzer went to end the first period. In the second period, Jason Leslie scored at 5:47 from Casey and Slat- er to kick off another barrage. Casey, Murray, and Scott Lovie while the team was short-handed, scored for Exeter. Thedford managed a squeak at 8:49 of the second when Jody Peters scored. Things died down in the third. Slater connected with Casey and Please turn to 5A Jed i ATTEMPTED BLOCK -- Mark Russell (20). Steve DuBarry (24) and Pete McAllister (10) make a valiant attempt to block a throw-in during South Huron Midget boys first regular season game of the season. 'A' for Shaw's sweater It hasn't taken Dave Shaw long to prove he is a valuable member of the New York Rangers of the NHL. Friday morning Rangcrs coach Michel Bergeron named the Exeter native an assistant captain with the team which is last place in the Patrick divi- sion. The new captain of the Broad- way Blucshirts is former Detroit Red Wing star Kelly Kissio. When Shaw was traded early this season, Bergeron who also coached him in Quebec said, " . He is the most underrated de- fencerran in the National Hock- ey League." Irish overwhelmed in Weflesleyshutout Lucan Irish were overwhelmed by first period and increased it by only opponents in a penalty tilled game. Wellesley 7-0 Wednesday night in one in, the second, but Lucan was Four players from each team were Western Junior D action. They re- unablto hold them in the third ejected with game misconducts for bounded from the drubbing quickly when the visiting team scored four fighting. and mounted a 7-4 victory over more unanswered goals, three of Dean Doerr put Lucan out in front Mitchell Friday night in Mitchell. them between 16:30 and 18:58. after just 1:48 of play in the first Penalties took a toll on Lucan Irish out -shot their opponents 31- when he scorcd during a power play Wednesday night. All seven Welles- 18 over the course of the game, but from Scott Dcnomy and Ian Craig. ley goals were scored while Irish left the ice frustrated. Doerr s goal stood until Kevin were short-handed. Lucan put on a better show Friday Leitch added to it after connecting Wellesley took a 2-0 lead in the night in Mitchell, outplaying their with Terry Knowles and Pat Kennc- dy. With 40 seconds left in the first, Mitchell's Dean Simpson scored to keep his team close. The only goal of the second peri- od was scored by Lucan's Joe Fe- brcy who capitalized on a power play to score from Craig and Paul Barnes at 2:32. It was Fchrcy who got things rol- Plcasc turn to 5A