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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-02-22, Page 19Generals lose deciding game to Strathroy 6-2 EXETER - The Exeter Kinsmen General Midget Hockey team lost the fifth and deciding game in their best -of -five OMHA playdown se- ries with Lambeth 6-2 at the South Huron Rec Centre last Wednesday night. Exeter had many chances to score early in the contest and •finally did at 6:58 when Laurie Chalmers picked up a power -play goal from Todd McCann. Lambeth then came to life to score three -straight, power -play goals to take a 3-1 lead• after the first period. Todd. Baker, :lob Fletcher and Tom Walker all scored in the first for the visitors. Lambeth scored the only goal of the second, by Walker, to take a 4- 1lead. Henri L ebruyn got one back for the 'malt early in the third, from Haden Tinney and Brett Borden but it wasn't enough because Lambeth answered with two more goals later 'in the game. Kirk Smith scored an unassisted tally and Lambeth cap- tain Bob Buchanan scored while enjoying a power play with under a minute to play. Pee Wees open second series with win over Dresden DRESDEN - The Exeter Legion Pee Wees openedtheir second OMHA playdown series with an 8- 4 win over Dresden Thursday night. The local squad scored five power- play goals en rout to the victory. Jeff Lingard_ got Exeter on the board first when he scored at 7:04 of the first period, from Steve Far- quhar and Ryan Stuart andjust over a minute .later Derek Campbell made it 2 -0 -with help from Ian Jean - and Trevor Taylor, Dresden got on the board with just under six minutes to play in the fist period but Exeter got -that back when Stuart scored from Tay- lor with under a minute to play in the first period. The locals got two more in the second period. Derek Beckett scored Stephen Township Mini Hawks double count on Goderich 4-2 HURON PARK ,The Stephen •Township Mini Hawks doubled Godcrich 4-2 in league play Thurs- day night at the Stephen,Township Arena. They also bombed Lucan 9- 0, in an exhibition game in Lucan on Sunday. Pres' Lavier opened the scoring against Godcrich with. an unassisf- .ed goal with 36 seconds left the first period. Goderich tied the game early in the second, before Stephen's Andy Glavin put the home team ahead, with kelp,from Lavier. Goderich tied the game again ear- ly in the third period, but the home team took the lead for good on Glavin's second of the game, unas- sisted and got an insurance goal, by Lavier _from Tim Morgan. =C aliGlavin opened the scoring in Lucan with help from Andy and Jeff Glavin. It was the only goal of the first period, but they added four in the second and four more in the third. Scoring for the winners in sec- - and were; Billy Connor from Tyler Todd, Jeff Glavin from Andy and 'Chris Glavin, -Andy Glavin from Jeff Glavin and Chris Glavin from Andy Glavin. Scoring for Stephen in the third were; Andy Glavin from Connor, Nick Parsons from Todd; . Andy Glavin from Mark Glavin, and Connor unassisted. Tommy Connor picked up his sixth shutout of the year for Ste- phen Township. The Mini Hawks arc currently playing a total -goal series with Royal Oak Michigan. Their Ameri- can friends took the first game 7-4 and the Mini Hawks return to Roy- al Oak March 4 for their final game. Crunchers win two more games STRATHROY - The Exeter At= oms Crunchers racked up two more league- wins last week. They won 4-1 in Strathroy Thursday night and beat Strathroy 8-2 at the South Huron Rec Centre last Wednesday night. - . Thursday night, the locals led the entire game, 1-0 after one period and 2-0 after two. Bryce Hann got Exeter on the board with a goal in the first peri- od, after being set up by Billy Kline. . Jeff Inch made it a 2-0 game with a second -period goal from Hann and Nathan Hem. Exctcr and Strathroy were play- ing a very tight game to that point, with Crunchers goalie Mi- chael Schwindt stopping every- thing that came his way until late in the third period when Ian Rollo scored for the home team. Bryon Ellerington and Geoff Hann scored earlier in the third pe- riod for Exeter. Geoff Hann. and Jcff Mason assisted on Ellering- ton's goal and Ellcrington assisted Hann's tally. Exeter 8 Strathroy 2. Exeter lead 2-0 after the opening period. Jeff Inch got Exctcr on the board from Jeff Mason and -Geoff Hann and Bryce Hann picked up an unassisted goal. - - = Exctcr added four-more•goal in the second period, while Strathroy managed to get one behind Schwindt. Bryce Hann scored from incn JV seconds into the period, Hern scored from Ellcrington and Geoff Hann, Geoff Hann scored from Mason. and Ellerington and Inch tallied from Bryce Hann. Strathroy got the first goal of the third period, but Exeter didn't let up and got goals by Kline from Bryce Hann and Geoff Hann scored from Mason. - - Schwindt played another superb game in goal for Exeter. Coaches Bill Inch Morley Obrc commented the team's success was due to co-ordinated steady hockey strategy in offence and unwavering defence against several formidable opponents. - Petite lead Mitchell 1-0 EXETER - Saturday, the Exeter before Mitchell broke lose with Petite Ringette team challenged the three goals. The Mitchell scorers Mitchell Petites at Hensall Arena were Jenny. Uniac, Sandy Binning in the first game of their best two and Amy Cowing. . of three quarter finals. The local Exeter's Mincrs and Stires each squad beat Mitchell 7-4. added singles late in the second to Exctcr started off in beautiful cushion the local squads lead, form, scoring four unanswered Heather Davies addcd the lone as goals in the first half. sist. Cara Gardner managed the first • Uniac added the final goal of the goal with Danielle .Miners and game for Mitchell. • Leeann Foster assisting. Exeter receLved excellent goaiLead Svnyn Lawrence received ._...>.I701iiroughout- from .Anty Edwards on her goal at the game. 8:47. Singles alsp came from Mitchell and Exeter will meet Foster and Jo -Dee- Rowe, while. Saturday in Mitchell from a 1:30 - Gardner and Teresa Stire assisted game. The third game will. be. . . played in Hensall Sunday, if neees- Exeter managed one more from sary. Lawrence as the second half started. - • O vice Waxers win both starts playoff Waxers won both of their OMER playdown games on the weekend. Saturday the locals edged Wallac- eburg 4-3 and on Sunday they turned back Lambeth 3-1. Both games were played at the South Huron Rec Centre.. • The Waxers did not trail the en- tire game on Saturday, leading 1-0 after the first period and 2-0 after the second. Jeff MacLean opened the scoring at 3:36 of the third whenhe tallied an unassisted effort and he' netted his second at 9:19 of the second, from Scan Guenther for a 2-0 lead for Exctcr. Wallaceburg came back to tic with a pair of quick goals early in the. thi 41„-Jolt.:bilipitly-. afteF-that MacLean netted his hat trick to give Exeter a 3-2 lead, with Ben Cottrell and David Farquhar assist- ing. -v again with 9:04 left but Exeter's Farquhar put the locals back on top with a goal from Mark Parsons and less than' a minute later MacLean gave Exeter a 5-3 lead when he scored his fourth goal, an unassist- ed effort.- • Wallaccburg came back to within a goal with a goal with 3:28 left .and could not get the tying goal behind Joey Bicrling, the Exeter nctmindcr for both games on the weekend. Exeter 3 Lambeth 1 Sunday afternoon's first period was scoreless, but each team scored once in the second, Farquhar for Exeter from MacLean and Lambeth answered back later in the second. The winners scored a pair of un- ancw si_eflals in the thirdperirxl to take the win. Farquhar netted his second from MacLean and MacL- ean picked up an unassisted, insu- rance goal. ' • from Matt Godbolt and Campbell and Lingard picked up his second from Scan McCann and Mark Gla- vin. • Dresden came back to -score the next three goals to get within a goal at 5-4, but Exeter scored the last three goals of the contest to take the win. Lingard cotnpleted his hat trick from •Glavin, Campbell scored from Farquhar and Jean and Glavin completed the scoring, from Campbell and Stuart. Game two of the series will .be played tonight, Wednesday, at the South Huron Rec_ Centre and if a third game is needed it will be played in Dresden Saturday at 3:30 p.m 1 Times -Advocate. February 22, 1989 Standing by - Harlen Tinney, of the Kinsmen Genera! Midgets Hockey team, gets ready to def ect a shot past Lambeth goalie Jody. Elijaki during the final game -of their playoff series Wednesday night at the South Huron Rec Centre, as Henri Debruyn, (1), waits for a rebound. Lambeth won the game 6-2 and the series 3-2. 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