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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-01-25, Page 21Pagtr20 Timis -Advocate, January 25, 1989 - Petite Ringette stopForest 6-1 EXETER- - Exeter Petite .Rin- • !,eite tram remain successful in their fight for top spot. The girls . played one of their hest games of the season winning ,6-1 over third- place -Forest. Exeter started the scoring only .a minute aad a half into the game, . Leeann Foster and Cara Gardner set • up. Danielle • Miners for her early • goal. • . The game remained 1-0 until - 2:46: of the- first,. when Miners struck again, on a passing play from. Heather Davies and Sonya Lawrence. GardRcr connected seconits later with Jo Dec Rowe and Teresa Stire assisting on thc goal. In the sccond half, Exeter contin- ued to increase their lead with quick goals from- Foster and Stirs, SLire helped on Fosters' effort and Gard- ner had a hand in both .goals. • Forest obtained their oply goal at 7:38 of the second friftt Bonny: Gordon on a high flip shot. Stire finished the scoring at 4:14 on a pass from Gardner. • Jana Webster's strong goaltending for Exeter made the goal scoring for Forest nearly impossible. )udi Wilson; Amy Edwards and Cheryle Wein also played a good game for • Exeter. Exeter has two games remaining in the regular season and they need wins in both games to'finish in top spot: The Petite Squad will playStrat- ford Megalloy Saturday, in Hensall, - at 4:30. If you don't know what ringette is, come on out and see them play. Bell. Atoms split pair with Ilderton, Parkhill EXETER =. The Exeter Atom Bells split a -"pair of weekend games, losing a close contest to 11- derton on Saturday and earning a victory on Sunday over Parkhill., In the Saturday contest, Exeter. Bells opened the scoring from Adam Wallis who converted from :Brian Richardson Ilderton responded with goals from Jeremy Bycraft, Allan Ready, Randy Pollard and Scan Bendig. Exctcr Bells made a comeback ef- fort when Brian Richardson scored and -Ryan Beckett scored before thc clock ran out. The 4-3 loss was the firstloss to :lldef�tent Flyers. The teams had a prei ious tic in league play. On Sunday evening at the. South Huron . Rec Centre, the .Bells showed hard work and determina- tion in a 4-2 victory over Parkhill. !n the first, Exctcr was on thc board .with a goal by Ryan Beckett with Chris .MacDonald and. Brian Richardson assisting. • Parkhill evened- the score on a Morgan Thomas goal and thc peri- od ended tied 1-1. In the second period, Jason Keller MacLean's winners - The Joan Beuermann rink from Seaforth won the MacLean's Trophy at the Exeter Curling Club Saturday night. Don Keeping, of MacLean's presents the trophy, -to Beuermann, left. They defeated Exeter's M. J. Chanyi's rink in the finals. Also pictured are Loretta Dolmage, Ann Bosman and Elsie Bueurmann. converted a pass from Ryan Soldan for the only goal of the period. In the third, Ryan Soldan gave the Bells a 3,1leadwhen he scored from Jon Moore. • Parkhill cut the lead 3-2, but 27 seconds later the Bells scored again as Keller notched his second of the night from Adam. Wallis and Jon Moore. Mau Sims was in goal for the Bells. The Bells registered the win and also had the distinction of reg- istering a penalty -free game as did their opponents from Parkhill. Three-way battle - Cara Gardner; of the Exeter Petite Ringette, and teammate Amy Edwards battle with a player from Forest for control of the ring when those teams met at the. Hensall Arena Saturday- afternoon. The local squad came out on top of a 6-1 count. Mohawks eliminated from Hardy Cup playdowns by Durham Continued from page 17 Bruce McLaughlin gave ' the Huskies a 6-0 lead at 2:03 of the third, to cut Durham's lead in half.. Scoring for the Mohawks were; Joe Scherer unassisted, Dave Ran- derson from Jeff Warren and Brooks from Kris Bedard and Bill Glover. The Mohawks also couldn't connect on several power -play chances in the third period as Durham put a de- fensive blanket on the Mohawks, not giving them much room to move. Kevin Hopkins put the game on ice with a short handed goal at 15:31. The Mohawks outshot Durham 38-22 in the game but \Vebster played outstanding all evening. Legion Pee Wees tie and lose in playdowns DRESDEN' - The Exeter Legion Pee Wees lost once and tied once in OMHA playdown action last week. -They lost 7-4 to Dresden Saturday afternoon and tied Chatham 3-3 last Wednesday night at the South Hu- ron Rec Centre. • Against Dresden, .Exctcr took a Precious Blood 2nd in District STRATFORD - The • Precious Blood Boys' volleyball team, com- posed of Darren Kints, Sean McCann, Scott Parsons, Shawd Ja- cob, Sivichay Sengkhounmany, Peter Gryseels, Greg Agnew, Chris Rowcliffe and coach Terry Wil- helm, captured second place in the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic School boys volleyball champion- ships in Stratford last week. Precious Blood was one of five teams vying for the title in the, round-robin tournament. After regulation play was com- .pleted, Precious Blood and Strat- ford's St. Michael's had the best record overall. Those tcatps then went against each other in the championship game with the locals coming out on the short end of the match. Precious Blood went through the entire first round ,losing only one match, to St. Michael's. Sports Celehnt- I D.i.iiu e7,i, 3-2 lead after one period but couldn't hold it :.:. ' • railed 6-3 after two periods; with Dresden scoring four unanswered goals in the sec- ond period and the teams _split the pair of goals in the final frame. - Scoring for Exctcr were; Greg Agnew from Mark, Brintnell, Mark Glavin, from Jeff Lingard.and Ryan Stewart on the power play; Scan McCann from Glavin and Brian Gardner and Lingard.from McCann. It took a goal by Lingard with just 10 seconds Icft, from Dcrck Beckett, for Exeter to get the tie against Chatham. After scoring early in the first January Clearance Sale of Last Years Appliances Drysdale Major Appliances Hensall Ontario Closed Fri. Nights till April The Place to Buy Appliances 262-2728 Open Daily period, Chatham took that lead well into the third, but Lingard and Beckett combined to get Exeter on the board at 9:28 of the third, with Lingard doing the damage. Chatham then took a 3-1 lead scoring a pair of goals four min- utes apart. Beckett got one back for Exeter, from Lingard and Gavin Snell with 38 seconds left before Lingard fi- • nally came through with the tying goal. The Mohawks -took advantage of .Webster sitting on the bench Thurs- day night in Durham to even the se- ries 1-1 with a 4-2 win. Webster's backup Rob Dixon, played a great game against the Mo- hawks Thursday night and if it wcrc not for some good stops by him the Mohawks might have hit double digits. As it was, they scored once in the first period, twice in the second and once more in the third. Hitting the scoresheet for the Mo- hawks were; Randerson, from Quin- cy Wilker-and Ron Elliot, Wilker from Paul Barton and Randerson, Randerson from Wilkcr and Kris Bedard from Warren and Bill Glo- ver. The Huskies will meet the Mohawks thump Rocks 9-6 ELORA --Despite having several key players out of the lineup, the Exctcr Moha ks still managed to take care of the Elora Rocks, 9-6 Friday night, at the Elora Commu= nity Centre. Missing from the Mohawks' line- up wcrc; goaltender Rick Pikul, captain Mark Sochner, Kris Bedard; Tim Adair, Jeff Shipley, Randy Kraul and'Ron Goodhand. The Mohawks were outshot 14-8 in the first period, but Bill Dark came up with some big saves but the locals managed to take a 4-2 first -period lead on goals by Al Gates from Ted Kewley and Bill Glover, Ron Elliot from Barry Baynham and Jeff McClenaghan, Glover from Gates and Joe Scherer Bears drop pair to Strathroy 2-0 ,EXETER - Exctcr Bears dropped back-to-back games against Strath- roy on the weekend. At home on Saturday, the locals took a 3-0 lead into the third but tired as they lost 5-3. Jamie Bedard scorcd from Jeff McCurdy and Brad Hern early in the second to open the scoring. Ja- mie McBride converted passes from Greg Koboashy and Jon Cooper and McCurdy scorcd from Bedard as the Bears dominates their visitors. Strathroy came out in the third and scored three goals in less than a' minutcs to tic the game and then added two more • later to take thc win. . In Strathroy on Sunday the short- handed Bears wcrc handed a 10-2 setback. The only scores for Exctcr were Bedard and Cooper with Coop- er, Greg Ilaggitt and Hern adding assists. Ringette team tie Forest in Hensall 6-6 HENSALL - On Saturday in Hensall, it was an evenly matched exhibition game against Forest, that ended in a 6-6 tie. In the first period, Sarah Hamil- ton scorcd with an assist from Jayne Ballantyne, Meagan Ratz scorcd the second goal, unassisted and Ballantvne scored the th;rd and Get'YOEcrrrtcketrt1oWJor ExetertJrr6ffi An n uar Tuesday, February 7 lISntrth^Cftrt Reception 5:30 p.m., Dinner 7:00 A chance to see and hear many of your favorite sports figures Tickets: Adults $45, Students $20 Many celebrities including Lennox Lewis, Michelle Cameron, Vicki Keith, Jay Johnstone, Chris Daw, Hanford Dixon , a Toronto Blue Jay plus football and hockey stars yt fourth goals, with Tracy Wilson as- sisting on both and Sarah Hamilton assisting on one goal. In the second period, Tracy Wil- son scorcd with Jayne Ballantyne assisting. Ballantyne scored the sixth and final goal for Exctcr, un- assisted. In goal, for Exctcr, was Carolyn Quinn, who played super! Forest's six goals were scorcd by Marcia Harris, Amy Goodhand, two -may-Deanna Fralci : nd vo'by, Karla Keriig nava -" ' Next game is in Hensall on Sat- urday at 5:30, an exhibition .am . against Blyth. It was nice to sec Grandparents and friends at thc'game on Saturday: Tween team sp i pair TICKETS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND ARE AVAILABLE AT: • Bank of Nova Scotia • Anstett Jewellers • Standard Trust • MacLeans • Hensall Co-op and all Lion members Tuesday, Exeter Twecns lost to Stratford 7-4. . It was a 2-1 lef , Exctcr a rhe et the first period. Goals were scorcd by Jill Sararas �.,.t r►,.,. Westlake assisting, and Lisa Forrest with Christine Morgan assisting. Andrea Urlin did a good job in net. Stratford scorcd six goals in the second period, to Exeter's two. Jill Sararas scorcd, with Christie Bedard getting the assist, and -Bedard scorcd Exeter's fourth and last goal, unassisted. In Hensall, on Saturday, against Clinton, Exeter came out on top of a 12-0 score. Andrea Urlin was in net, doing another good job. Each member of the team either got a goal or two, or an assist. The Twecns will have a lot tougher job, when they come up against Mitchell, in Hensall, on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. from John Kemick and Elliot. The. Mohawks scored three more times in the middle frame to take a 7-4 Lead after two periods. Scoring in the second period were; Scherer from Kemick, Dave Rander- son from Quincy Wilker and Elliot, and Randcrson from Kcwlcy and • Wilkcr. - The Mohawks put the game away with a pair of markers in the final frame. Gates picked up_ his second from Randerson and Glover and Randerson completed his hat trick from Paul Barton and Glover. The Mohawks fired 34 shots at two Rocks goaltendcrs and Dark faced 37 shots in the Ex'Lr[cr net. The Mohawks wcrc scheduled to play thz. Grand Valley Harvesters Sunday night at the Rec Centre, but that game was cancelled because Grand Valley could not get enough players for the contest. The Mohawks and Tavistock Roy- als will play a home -and -home ser- ies starting Sunday night at the Rec Centre at 7:30 They will be in Ta- vistock Monday night at 9 p.m. Mooretown Comets:in the next se- ries. The -Comets were awarded the series win over Dunnville after Dunnville Icft the game with 4:41 • Icft in the first period•last Wednes- day. . The Comets- wcrc leading the game 4-1 with 4:41 -left in the opening period when a brawl en- sued. The referee stopped play and told the teams to go to the dressing room and the remaining time would be added to the time in the second period. Bat for some reason Dunn- ville left the -arena after the brawl. As punishment the Ontario Hockey Association awarded. the series. to Mooretown.. • CONSIDERING A NEW UTILITY SHED? Call Now! Special winter prices We take trade-ins. Allowance of $100.00 for sheds (any condition) on pur- chase of new shed. 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