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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-02-01, Page 15Hawks fall short Continued from page 13 while a tired Hawks' squad, could only manage to get one behind Irish goalie Brad Judd in the final franc. - Scoring for the:Irish in the third were; Dave Murray from Brad Muir and Tim Hayter, Jeff Hirtzcll from Marshall and ,Schuyler, Joe Febrey from Colin Telford, Febrey from • Telford and Neil and Neil from Tcl- ford and Fcbrey. Jim Lewis picked up the Hawks' third -period. goal, from Jeff An- sems, at the eight -minute mark. The Hawks have five games left in the season, three against the Ta- vistock Braves, one against the Mitchell Hawks and one against the : Wellesley Applejacks. Nairn said if they can win three or four out of the five .they should be able to take second place. As the team is now, Nairn said it - shouldn't take much to get them ready for the playoffs. Irish keep winning, LUCAN - The league -leading Lu - can Irish kept rolling along with two more wins last week to take their season total to 52 points. They beat the second -place Exeter - Hawks 9-4 last Wednesday night at the Lucan Community Centre and they beat the Tavistock Braves 6-4 , Friday night in Tavistock. The Irish took control of the game last Wednesday night against an under -staffed Exeter squad with five goals in the third period. _ . The Hawks played the game with only 10 skaters and- their starting goalie, Todd Campbell leftthe game in the first periiod after taking a shot off the mask. The Irish led 2-0 after one period on goals by • Jeff Hirtzcll from Brian Schuyler and Darren Neil and Scott Dcnomy from Glen Marshall and Todd Hayter. Shortly after the Hawks took a 3= 2 lead in the second, Hirtzcll tied the game from Schuyler and .took" the Icad for goodonan unassistcd• goal by Tim Hayter. Scoring for the Irish in the third were; Dave Murray from Brad Muir and Tim Hayter, Jeff Hirtzcll corn- pleted his hat trick, frbm Marshall and Schuyler, Joe Febrey from Colin Telford, Fcbrey from Telford -and.Ncil and Neil from Telford and. Febrey. The Hawks had four different goal sc.orers, Dan Nairn, Joel Campbell, Doug Clark, Jim Le- wis.. e-wis. . The Irish found themselves be- hind 1-0 after just 14 seconds Fri- day, but bounced back to get a 1-1 tic afterone period and actually led' 2-1 after two periods before once again taking control in the third period. Febrey and Telford each notched a pair of goals, while. Tim Hayter and Murray added singles. - Marshall, Schuyler, Febrey; Tel- ford and Muir each picked up one assist in the game." Next game for the Irish is to- night when the Scaforth Ccnte- -naires will be at the Lucan Arena - for an 8:15 game. Friday night the - Irish will play in Mitchell against. the Hawks at 8:30, before playing their last -regular season 'road game in Scaforth at 2 p.m. on Sunday. - Rowe replaces Brooks Continued from page 13 • and Rowe -took his spot behind the bench. In six league games, Brooks has scored tw_ o goals and picked up five assists for seven points and two penalty minutes. • _ _ Brooks was given the choice of playing the rest of the season if he" wanted to and was expected to be in the -lineup Sunday night against Ta- vistock Royals, but was unable to - make the game, because he was playing in an NHL oldtimc;s gamc- in Halifax and_ his plane was late_ getting into London. "(lord is not the only. one to bla-rne for the. -way -the team was playing. Most of the -players are just as much to blame for Gord not finishing out the season. We just weren't getting where we wanted to go with Gordic as coach. I am not saying Iam the- answer either but I am going to do my best," added Rowe. _ Rowe said last week for the team to be competitive for the rest of the Central League season and playoffs they have to get back to the basics and try and get .themselves motivat— ed ot vated again. The pressure is off right now, he said, but they should con- centrate on playing fictter defensive- ly. "I don't think there is mach we can do to get ready for the playoffs. We are playing good hockey right now. All we have to do is remem- ber to play our positions and if we get good goaltending we should be in good shape," said Nairn. Next action for the Hawks is Fri- day nighfwhen the Braves are at the South Huron Rec Centre for an 8:30 contest and Saturday night the Hawks will be in Tavistock for an- other 8:30 p.m. game. . Hensall Shuffleboard Tues. Jan. 24 Highest Winner Dave Kyle 363 Dave Woodward -352 'Jay Hogg 335 Eileen Dowson 310 Pearl McKnight 308 Road life can be hectic .Continued from page. 13 "The addition of Brian Leetch has taken a lot of pressure off me as far as getting points is concerned. I am not quite as concerned about that any more because I know the other guys will get their share," said Shaw. Shaw had three goals and three as- sists in. his last 13 games before Saturday night. He also has the best -plus/minus record on the Rangers with a plus 24, which means he has been on the ice for 24 more goals than goals scored against the Rang- ers. Of Shaw's four goals this sea- son, two have come on the power- - play, one was short-handed and one was a game -winning goal. He admitted the Rangers have a good shot at going far in the playoffs this year but for them- to win the Stanley Cup they have to have everybody stay healthy and get good goaltending. - - They are in first place in the tough Patrick Division with 62 points after Saturday's tie in with the Maple Leafs, two poi' is in front of the Pittsburgh Peng' .ns. Shaw is hoping to stay healthy himself this year because injury and illness have kept him out ofthe playoffs- for the last two years. He has never played in a Stanley Cup game. - Mini "Hawks pick up another two wins HURON PARK-- The Stephen Township Mini Black Hawk Atoms picked up two more wins last week, 3-1 over Clinton Saturday afternoon -and 4-2 .over Lucan North Stars Thursday night at the Stephen Township Arena. - The first period was scoreless on Saturday but Stephen got its only three goals in the seconds period. Darryl Parsons set up Andy Glavin, Pres Lavicr' scored an unassistcd goal and Glavin picked up his sec-. ond, from Ben McCann and Levier. .Clinton picked up its goal, by Ja- son Bell, in the third period. McCann, Parsons and Mitten were all called up from Novice to . play that game. Against Lucan, each team scored in the first period. Lucan's Ryan Herbert opened the scoring, from Jeremy Cornish and Stephen's Tim Morgan answered, from Lavicr. Stephen took the lead for good on Lav-iers unaskisted goal in the sec-. ond period. In the third period, Nick Parsons connected from Ken Desjardines. Lucan's Doug - McGregor got one back from Herbert and Morgan got his second, from Lavier. Tommy Connor picked up the win in both games for the Mini Black Hawks. Lincoln Hawksearn pair of close wins. EXETER - The Exeter Lincoln Hawks Bantams came up with a pair of 'close wins last wcck, beat- ing Parkhill 4 -3 -.January 21 and beating Strathroy 5-3 on Sunday, Parkhill carried most of the play in the first contest and lead 3-0 after - -two periods of play. • The Lincoln Hawks rebounded tri thc third. Peter Gibson got them on the arc the board, fr Clay completed the hat trick and the finish out and excellent game for Exeter scoring, from Gibson, to 'the Lincoln Hawks, Mohawks thump .Royals 11-4. Continued from page 13 - hopefully. get them motivated to complete the season and playoffs with better results than they had in Hid 1 Cnn.. c o aw%i-§Z: rcc 1. sr eco s Floyd Riley. Mike Clay picked up the locals second goal from Al. McFalls and Brad Thompson. Gib-. son tied the game with .his second,. an unassistcd effort and Tony Anh- strotia got thC,.-g;iltaiaaik+ - McFalls and Thompson. -• Scoring for thc Lincoln Hawks. against Strathroy were; Mark McDonald from Gibson, Nick Sza- bo from Steve Campbell and Clay Armstrong, Clay from Mc onald, - Clay from Campbell and' Mike • into Sunday night's game and were never headed, adding five.more in the first frame, three in the second and two in the third. chert led Ihe- lac c with four goals and two as- sists, Al Gates had one goal and two assists, Quincy Wilker picked up a pair of goals and an assist, Dave Randcrson had three set-ups, Jcff Shipley had a pair of goals, Jcff Warren and Wayne Urbshott had two assists: Kris Bedard and Ted Kcwlcy had the other goals, fstir,"'"`ulsolftzr E" w u e -Mark • Sochncr 'and Jeff IouM A?ION McClenaghan had the other 'assists.. C4 ONTARIO Dave McGilloway had a pair for the Royals, while Brad Stcre and Kevin Yantze picked up the other goals. EXETER .6 TAVISTOCK 6 Monday night the Royalst"took a 3-1 lead after 20 minutes and a 4-3 lead after two periods but it took a goal by Jeff Warren with 2:45 left in the game for the Mohawks to cam the tie. .-..,� Vin$ for the Mohawks were; r"'rterson from Barton and Soeh- ner, Wayne Urbshott from Ron Goodhand and Barry Baynham, Brooks from Baynham, Scherer from Kernick, Goodhand from Ker - nick and Baynham and Warren from Randerson and Barton. The Mohawks will close out the regular season Sunday night at the Sl1RC when the Harriston Blues will be in town for a 7:30 game. The Blues have beaten the Mo- hawks twice this year. Times -Advocate, February 1, 1989 Page 15 Tied up - Joel Campbell, of the Exeter Hawks, gets tied up by Darren Neil, of the Lucan Irish, in front of the Irish net, during a Western Junior D Hockey League game last Wednesday night at the Lucan Arena. Campbell scored one goal in the Hawks 9-4 loss to the Irish. Broncos win division in Lucan LUCAN - The Exeter Atom Broncos won the C Division championship at the 16th annual Lucan Leprechaun Atom Tourna- ment at the Lucan Community Centre on the weekend. Along with the hosts and Exeter, teams came from Zurich, Lambeth, St. Marys, Strathroy, Thamesford, Ilderton, Mitchell, Parkhill; Wat- ford, Mt. Brydges, Kitchener, Woodstock, Ingersoll, 'Sarnia, Stratford, Wallaceburg, Point Ed- ward, Port Stanley, Glencoe, Lon- don and Aylmer, to take part in thc tournament. In opening round games in the double -knockout tournament, Lu - can edged Zurich 3-2, Exeter edged Lambeth 3-2 in overtime, St. Mar- ys beat Strathroy 5-2, Ilderton beat Thamesford 2-1 by having more shots on goal after a winner could not be decided in overtime, Park- hill shutout Mitchell 7-0; Mt. Brydges shutout Watford 7-0, Woodstock was awarded a forfeit win over Kitchenerfailed to show, Ingersoll blanked Sarnia 7-0 Strat- ford beat Wallaceburg A 4-0, Pt. Edward blanked Wallaccburg B 7-0, • Glencoe beat Pt. Stanley 3-1 and Aylmer beat London 3-1. . Games continued all day Satur- . day and Sunday until the consola- tion games Sunday afternoon. In the B consolation, Strathroy beat Wallaceburg B 5-3, Pt. Stan- ley edged Mitchell 4-3. and Zurich MoltingHpwks win bombed Wallaceburg 10-2, after playing several years in the tourna- ment without winning anything. - In the B championship game, St. Marys blanked tratford 5-0. The Broncos doubled Glencoe 4-2 to take the C championship game and Lucan and Ilderton played in the D 'championship contest.. only start of week EXETER - The Exeter Molting Hawks won their only start this week as they edged Andys Old Wrecks 5-4 Monday night. Veteran Bill Pincombe led the way .with two goals while Bob . McDonald , Ron Moore and Peter McFalls, with the winner on a short handed effort notched singles. Brian Hodgins led the way with three assists and Jack Chipchase, Phil Turner, Ernie Ahrens and Bob -McDonald added single assists. Glen Stire played well in goal stopping several tough shots. This week they play three times. On Saturday, they travel to Lon- don to play Andys Old Wrecks, Sunday, they play Stratford and Monday they host the Bridgestone Blades. Their record now stands at 20 wins, 14 losses and 7 ties. Broncos celebrate • The Exeter Atom Broncos celebrate after winning their division at the Lucan Leprechaun Atom Tournament Sunday night. They beat Glencoe 4-2 in the championship game. Front row, (left to right), Andrew Hern, Adam Hern, Jason Lindenfleld, Chris McDonald, Marty De- bruyn, . Jeff Sararas, Eric Clay. Back row, (14), Henri Debruyn, Brent Urlin, Rob Lynn, Kevin Ross, Adam Jean, Chad Gilfilan, Ben Guenther, Jim Guenther, helper, Leroy Hem, helper. The team won the championship for coach Ed Willis. who had his appendix removed earlier in the day. Attempted tip in - Kris Bedard, of the Exeter Mohawks, tries to tip in a shot from the 'point in front of the Tavistock Royals net, while being watched by Terry Zehr, left and Rob Judd, of the Royals, when the Mohawks thumped the visitors from Tavistock 11-4 at the South Huron Rec Centre Sun- day night. V •