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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-11-28, Page 26 (2)Page 6A Times -Advocate, November 21, 1979 Saints break even in South Huron The Centralia College Saints gained an even split in two South Huron in- termediate hockey league games this week. The Saints scored a 10-3 victory over the Thedford Browns and lost a close 7-6 decision to the Zurich Buckeyes. The Saints will be back in action tonight, Wednesday when they meet the Thedford Browns at the Stephen township arena at Huron Park. Seven unanswered goals late in the second period and in the third allowed the Saints to beat Thedford 10-3. In the first period the Saints took a 3-1 lead. Ken Vanos fired two successful shots in the initial stanza. Ed Michniewicz assisted on both goals and Sherwood Hinze picked up one assist. The other goal came from the stick of captain Marty Becker on a three-way passing combination with Cal McConnell and Ed Michniewicz. Thedford scored two goals early in the second to tie the score. It ended their scoring for the game. Dave McFadden con- verted a pass from Rick Vanos at 7:34 for the College and two minutes later Ed Michniewicz hit with assists going to Sherwood Hinze and Ken Vanos. In the final frame, Ken Vanos scored twice to up his game total to four. The first assist went to Ed Michniewicz and Marty Becker helped on the other. WANTED Cars & Trucks for scrap and resaleable parts. Highest prices paid. Turn that old fence, appliances, batteries, copper and farm machinery into cash. Give us a call. Miller's Auto Parts Scrap Metal Dealer R.R #2, Crediton 234-6776 The other three Saints scores came when Rick Vanos scored from Mike Sadler, Rick Vanos set up a Marty Becker goal and Wayne Riebot completed a passing combination with Rick Vanos and Dave McFadden. Three goal leads In Thursday's 7-6 win by Zurich over the Saints each team enjoyed three goal leads at some time in the game. The Saints scored the only two goals of the first period and another score early in the second before the Buckeyes found the scoring range. In the first period. Ken Vanos scored for CCAT. Ed Michniewicz assisted on both goals and Sherwood Hinze added on an assist. Early in the second Michniewicz converted a pass from Marty Becker. Zurich roared right back with four straight goals in the middle frame. They started scoring on a power play effort at 2.25 on a shot by Jim Murray with Mike Clarke and Glenn Nicholson assisting. Ron Rader followed with two consecutive successful shots to tie the score with Glen Zirk assisting on both. Before the period was over Mike Clarke counted on an unassisted effort and Jim Murray hit with a pass from Kevin McKinnon. Marty Becker scored for CCAT with an assist from Ed Michniewicz to give the Buckeyes a 5-4 lead. The Buckeyes scored two goals in the first four minutes of the third period to go ahead 7-4. Steve Bedour and Pat Bedard were the marksmen. Assisting were Mike Clarke, Pat Bedard, Gerald Weido and Jim West. The final two CCAT goals came only 18 seconds apart near the five minute mark. Sherwood Hinze scored on passes from Ed Michniewicz and Ken Vanos and Michniewicz hit on a pass from Ken Vanos. The Buckeyes took eight of the 12 penalties handed out by referees Ron Watt and Wayne Corbett. All were of the minor variety. HENSALL CHAMPS — A team entered by Pfaff Electric took the A division of the Henson minor athletic association in- termediate hockey tournament held over the weekend. In the back row are Cooch Doug Johnson, Brian Haskett, Randy Godwin, Mike Hoy, Lloyd Mather and assistant coach Bill Pincombe. Seated are Larry Haugh, Perry Stover, Brion Hodgins, Don Richardson, Jim Rolph and Murray Morrison. In the front row are Ken Needham, Rick Davies, Wayne Parkinson, Dennis Bierling, Jim Pfaff and Grant Turner. T -A photo Intermediate champs Pfaff club wins at Hensall The second annual Hensall minor athletic association intermediate hockey tour- nament held last weekend proved to be a big success with Pfaff Electric of Exeter and the Hensall Sherwoods emerging as the two top teams. Pfaff's took the A crown with a come from behind8-7 victory over Lucan Sunday. Pfaff's took the lead with seven minutes elapsed in the game as Jim Rolph con- verted passes from Grant Turner and Dennis Bierling. Before the end of the period, Lucan took the lead on goals by Jim Hodgins and Gord Hardy. Picking up the assists were Greg Roberts with two and Gary Revington. In the second period the Irish squad scored four goals to Pfaff's one to take a four goal lead heading into the final stanza. Rick Davies of Pfaffs scored with six minutes gone in the period to put the Exeter team back into the game. Perry Stover and Larry Haugh assisted. 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Less than a minute later, Gord Moon fired a shot past Pfaff goalie Wayne Parkinson. England assisted. At the fourteen minute mark, Taylor scored from Andy Hardy to add to Lucan's total. The final goal of the period was picked up by Dave Smith as he took a pass from Gord Hardy. It was a different Pfaff squad that emerged from the dressing room at the start of the third period as they endeavoured to come back from a four goal deficit. Stover scored the first of Pfaff's goal on a penality shot called by referees Jeff O'Brien and Don Appleby. Two goals in the space of one minute by Rolph and Jim Pfaff edged the Exeter squad closer to Lucan Bierling and Haugh added the assists. A goal by Rick Gwalchmai put Lucan two goals up with less than six minutes left in the game. Tom and Gord Hardy added the assists. Pfaffs took to the offensive and two minutes after the final Lucan goal, Haugh scored to make it a one goal game. Rolph assisted. Pfaff'sknottedthe game at seven -all when the same combination clicked with Rolph scoring and Haugh picking up the assist. Saving the game from a ten minute over time period was Murray Morrison who scored from Rudy Godwin and Brian Haskett. Pfaffs won $400 for their efforts. The Exeter squad made their way onto the A final as a result of victories over the Zurich Buckeyes and the Hensall Sherwoods. In their 5-4 overtime win over Zurich,Stover had three goals with Rolph and Ken Needham picking up a goal each. Scoring the Buckeyes' goals were Ron Desjardine, Ron Rader, Pete Postill and John Graham. In their opening 4-3 victory over Hensall, Stover, Rolph, Don Richardson and Haskett scored. Sherwood's goals were scored by Jamie Caldwell, Allan Taylor and Bill Chipchase. Sherwoods take B crown The Hensall Sherwoods had a fine showing in the tournament as they took the B crown with a 7-5 win over the Centralia Marauders. Leading the way for the Sherwoods was Fred Campbell with three goals. The other Sherwood scores were picked up by Caldwell, Brian Campbell, Rick Jets losing 'streak reaches 10 games The losing streak of the Lucan-Ilderton Jets reached 10 games as the result of two more defeats this week. The Jets lost a heart- breaker 5-4 in London Thursday night and were trounced 10-2 Friday night by the Allan Cup champion Petrolia Squires. The Jets will be idle until Saturday night when they travel to Cambridge to meet the Hornets. They will be back at the Ilderton arena Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. to take on the Stratford Perths. Against the Kings,Thurs- ,day night in London, the Jets held a 4-2 lead with only five minutes left in the third period, but, failed to hang on. Coach Bill White was only able to send out 12 skaters including three defencemen. Missing because of suspensions from a game of a week earlier were Ed Robb and Barry Baynham. The first period was scoreless. The Jets started the scoring at 11:50 of the middle period when Bob Dean scored on a three-way passing combination with Hugh Mitchell and Dave Revington. Ian McTavish upped the Jets lead to 2-0 at 18:06 as he completed a successful passing play with Steve Proctor and Dave Revington on a breakaway. Only 14 seconds later, John Held put the London club on the scoreboard for the first time as he beat Peter Crasbielin the L -I nets. Bob Dean notched his second goal of the night at 7:55 of the final session with the assist being provided by Brian Johnston. Brian Chinnick again cut the lead to a single goal by scoring for the Kings at 13:17 only to have the Jets bounce back with Dave Revington registering at 13:17 on a play started by Tom Hodgins and Bruce Reddick. John Held replied for London at 14:50 anff Tom Whitehead knotted the score with only two minutes to go to force play into sudden - death overtime. In the extra play action, Tom Whitehead hit for London at the 8:58 mark to end activities for the night. In Friday's contest in Petrolia, the Jets were able •to stay close to the Squires for the first half of the game. The score was 1-0 for Petrolia at the end of the first period The roof fell in on the Jets as Petrolia scored five times in the last half of the second period. Hugh Mitchell notched the first Jets score at 1:47 of the third period on an unassisted effort and Chuck Robbins completed scoring for his club at 15 minutes con- verting passes from Jamie Robb and Barry Baynham. Captain Barry Edgar led the Squires scoring attack with a four goal per- formance. Ron Wilson and Jim Willis were next with two goals apiece and single scores were fired by Bill Fairbairn and Doug Zon- neville. AUTOMOTIVE RADIATOR REPAIRS & RE -CORES SMALL ENGINE Sales & Service MILT ROBBINS & SON LTD. 263 MAIN ST. N., EXETER 235-2940 Ingram and Garry Koehler. 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