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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-01-11, Page 13.11 This Space Available TM OrIM1 MIGClesex 6orth Middlesex & Lambton Since 1873 Wednesday, January 11, 1989 EXETER ASS MIRROR A AUTO GLASS MAIN STREET SOUTH EXETER. ONTARIO (519) 235-0565 1.-800-235-2934 Second Section Hawks rebound to win B division championship EXETER - Despite losing to Lu - can Irish in the opening game of their 12th annual tournament on the weekend, the Exeter -Hawks wereable to bounce back and win the B Division title. The.A Division was decided in a shootout after Caledon and Welles- ley couldn't decide things in regula- tion and overtime play. Caledon ended up winning the title 8-7. The tournament originally had five teams from the North Division of the Western Junior Hockey League, including Exeter, Lucan, Seaforth Centenaires, Wellesley. Apple Jacks and Mitchell Hawks, and also three teams from the Jun- ior C ranks, including Caledon Flyers, -Grand Valley Harvesters and Port Elgin Bears. But a monkey wrench- was thrown into the tournament plans on Saturday when Port Elgin pulled out because they couldn't get enough players to fill the bench. Hawks president George Pratt de- cided to forfeit all of the Port Elgin games and teams playing them would receive a bye to the next round. Lucan and Exeter renewed their rivalry in Friday's opening game with Lucan coming out on top 9- 4. Exeter led 2-1 after 20 minutes, but Lucan came on to score five in -the second period and never looked back. Paul Barnes led the Irish with a natural hat trick, (three straight goals). Also scoring for Lucan were; Dean Schram, Scott Deno - my, Brad Muir, David Hinge, Ja- mie Pearce and Jeft~Hirtzell. Muir had three assists, while sin- gle assists were picked up by Barnes, Glen Marshall, Denomy, Pearce, Hinge, Joe Febrey, David Murray, Schram, Hirtzell and Todd Hayter. Exeter scored three of their four goals on the power play but it wasn't enough to beat the Irish. Finding the scoresheet for the Hawks were; Jim Lewis from Jeff Ansems and Steve Dubarry, Jean- Paul Cousineau from Brent Nairn and Jim Lewis, Ansems from Jim Lewis and Cousineau and Dubarry from Larry Lewis. The win put the Irish on the A side of the tournament and the loss put the Hawks on the B side. In other first round games, Well- esley doubled Seaforth 6-3 and Mitchell thumped Grand -Valley 10- 4 , while Caledon advanced thanks to the forfeit win over - - In the second round, Jtev surprised Lucan by a 7-4 count, thanks to a superb game by Apple- jacks netminder Jeff Gerber. Glen Marshall led the Irish in this contest with two goals and two as- sists, while Mike Hirtzell and Jeff Hirtzell picked up other Lucan goals. Jamie Pearce, Brian Schuyler and Dean Doerr contributed single assists for the Irish. The Hawks stayed alive on the B side by beating Seaforth in their second game 7-3. . Scoring for the Hawks were: Der- ek Shackleton from Jim Dickins and Cousineau, Cousineau from Shackleton, Dan Nairn from Bryan Quinn and Mark Morrissey. Quinn from Dan Nairn and John Roose- Please turn to page 5A Molting Hawks in finals The Exeter Molting Hawks made it to the finals of the fifth annual Lucan Flyers Oldtimers tournament on the weekend but lost in the championship game, 4-2 to Lambeth: Here, Ron Moore of the Molting Hawks is about to get dumped by Ron Hugill and goaltender Roy Smith, of Lambeth. Molting Hawks LUCAN - The Lambeth Canadi- ans scored four goals in the second period to defeat the Exeter Molting Hawks in the finals of the Fifty Division of fifth annual Lucan Irish Flyers Oldtimers Hockey. are finalists in Lucan tournament Tournament in Lucan on the week- end. Their were a total of 12 teams in the tournament and those teams - were broken down into three divi-, sions of four. Along with Exeter and Lambeth in the Fifty Division were Lucan Classics and London Old Tractors. - - Games consisted of two 20 - minute periods of hockey. - The Molting Hawks defeated the B Champions - The. Exeter Hawks won the B Division of their tournament at the Rec Centre over the weekend. Front row, (left ,t: , ^"l.! . Second row, (1-r), Larry Lewis, Doug Clark, Bryan Quinn, J►rn LCw►b, Jeff Ansems, Joel ant coach, George r), Steve Dubarry, •\.•• Campbell, Mark Morrissey, Dave Atthill, assist - Pratt, trainer, Al Quinn, manager. Back row, (1 - Brent Nairn, David Dalrymple, Derek Shackle- ' • .r: ,.,'- Wwge,.rke,os— Lucan Classics in the first match of the day- on Saturday 3-1. Jack Chipchase scored a pair fo goals for Exeter, one unassisted and one from Ken Bergmann and Bob Please turn to page 3A Wa / &LEL, SOUTH DIVISION CoachB Wills Lambeth B Abbey Belmont TrainerR Vackrell Lambeth R Copeman Belmont 1 B Gard Lambeth 1 D Licskal Paris 30 F Mabee Langton 2 R Mann Thamesfoid 3 D Lattanzio . Belmont 4 D Brown Delhi 7 H Thompson Lambeth 7 G Emerson Ayr 8 M Potter Langton 10 T Clark Belmont 11 P Zadorsky Lambeth 12 K Brezinskl Burford 14 P Allen Deihl 15 W Both; Langton 16 R Hill Oshweken 17 D Titus Thamesford 18 S Eby Ayr 19 S Batley Burford 20 J Barrowcliffe Paris 21 9 Hill Oshweken 22..:....: S Lahey Paris AT LUCAN ARENA Junior D All-star game set for Lucan. LUCAN - The best players in the Western Junior D Hockey League will once again converge on the Lucan Arena for the 1988-89 West- ern Junior D All-Star game Satur- day night at 7 p.m. The 19 teams in the league are broken down into a North and South Division for the game, with the half of the league's Central Di- vision going to either side. The North Division will have 10 teams and the south nine and each team will havd two skaters represented in the game. Thenorth will have two extra players because they will have one extra team represented. The Exeter Hawks will actually have five representatives in the game. On the ice will be Jeff Ansems and Dan Nairn. So far this year An- sems is the Hawks second -leading scorer with 27 points and Nairn is in third spot with 26 points. Both players have 10 goals. Todd Campbell will be one of three netminders for, the North Di- vision. - Hawks coach Jack Nairn will be behind the bench, along with Steve Coulter, of the Brussels Bulls and trainer George Pratt will accompa- ny Bulls trainer Alex" Henderson to the game. Lucan's leading scorer Paul Barnes and captain Scott Denomy will be the Irish contingent in the game, along with netminder Doug Haskctt. Admission for the game is S3 for adults and 50 cents for -kids. otirnm a&Rif NORTH DIVISION r� CoachJ Nairn Exeter S Coulter Brussels Trainers G Pratt Exeter A Henderson Brussels 1 T Campbell G Exeter 29 D Haskell G 'Lucan 30 J McGavin G Brussels 2 M Rutledge Brussels 3 C Lupton Tavistock 5 J Thomas Thedford 6 M Waun Mt. Brydges 7 Paul Barnes Lucan 8 B Campbell Brussels 9 9 Denomy Lucan 10 M McNaughton Alvinston 11 J Asems Exeter 14 J Trlest Alvinson 15 T Casey Mitchell 16 M Murphy Mitchell 17 T Ross Mt. 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