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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-09-27, Page 15Hawk celebration - Greg Blackler, (10), Jim Dickins, (22), and Harlen Tinney, of the Exeter Hawks celebrate a first -period goal against the Lucan Irish when those teams met in a pre -season game at the Stephen Township Arena Friday night. Lucan goalie Rick Feigel, Scott Riddell, (4), Todd Hayter, (5), and Brian Reath (20), look on in disgust but the game ended in a 2-2 draw. Hawk exhibition season starts Continued from page 13 The Irish then took a 2-1 lead when Todd Hayter scored an unas- sisted goal at 16:11 of the final frame, but that lead was short-lived because David Dalrymple's goal, from Joel Campbell just 35 sec- onds later, deadlocked the game for good. Clint McCann and Scott Bedard shared the goaltending duties for the Hawks. EXETER 3 TAVISTOCK 2 Last year's goalie Todd Campbell was back in the nets for Exeter in this game after being let go by Junior B St. Marys Lincolns earlier in the week. Sunday's game was much tamer than Friday's affair with on1y,,10 minor penalties handed out to Exet- er and only seven minors and one major to Tavistock. Tavistock's major penalty was for slashing late in the game and the Hawks scored the winning goal with the man advantage. Bob Hern's unassisted goal with h09 left in the third period turned out to be the game winner for the Hawks. Lewis scored unassisted and Bryan CANCER CAN BE BEATEN DU tAieTpleANCt Quinn tallied from Clark and Alan Blommaert earlier in the game for the Hawks. The Hawks will have a return en- gagement with the Braves Friday night at.8:30 p.m. at the Stephen Township Arena. It will be the fi- nal pre -season game of the year for the Hawks, who will start the regu- lar season at the South Huron Rec Centre Friday, October 6 at 8:30 p.m. Hawk manager Al Quinn said tryouts are going well and expects the rest of the cuts to be completed after Friday's game against Tavis- tock. Monday night the Irish tied Mt. Brydges 6-6 at the Lucan Arena in their final pre -season tune-up. Scor- ing for Lucan were; Greg Southam, Rick Weisar, Greg Muir, Andy Ross, Tim Hayter and Greg De- prest. The Irish had picked up a 3-2 over that same Mt. Brydges team in Mt. Brydges. Tallying for the Irish in that game were; Muir, Ian Dick and Rivard. The home opener for the Irish the Irish is one week from tonight, Wednesday, October 4 when they take on the Wellesley Applejacks at the Lucan Arena at 8:15 p.m. 12% •NO FEES .AIL INVESTMENTS GUARANTEED. INSURED •PIJWoe TRANSFERABLE VIA CHARTER SAME Wrap-up winners - The Exeter Golf Club Men's League held its wrap-up tournament Sunday and pictured here are the winners. Left to right, "C" flight low gross, Pete Sutherland, "C" flight low net Mike Veal, "8" flight low gross and overall champ Ralph Wells; "B" flight low net Brian Brooks. Times -Advocate, September 27, 1989 Paige 15 Tennis team tournament held By Michelle Ellison STRATFORD - Last Tuesiday, 10 athletes from South Huron District High School participated in the 1989 Huron -Penh tennis tourna- ment in Stratford. Mohawks open pre -season Thurs. EXETER - Tryouts for the Exeter Mohawks are now well underway as the team gets ready to make the jump from Senior B to Senior A hockey.this year. The team started practicing Sep- tember 14 and have had four tryouts thus far. Their first of four exhibi- tion games will be Thursday night when they take on the Dorchester Dolphins at the 'Lucan Arena at 8:30 p.m. and the Lambeth Flyers will be in Lucan at 8:30 p.m. Sun- day night. The Mohawks will be playing in Dorchester next Friday night, October 6 and in Lambeth the following night. The only player on last year's provincial Senior B championship team that is not coming back this year is John Kernick. New coach Dave Revington said about 35 players were at the first tryout and that has now been whittled down to 30. He added he doesn't want to lose any more players before the first game because he is not really sure what they can do until he secs them in game situations. Revington also hag seven goal - tenders trying out for two or three spots on the team. Back for another season will be veteran netminder Rick Pikul, who will likely be the number one goalie this year and Revington is not sure if he will go with one or two back-ups. Among those trying out for the spots are last year's back-up Bill Dark and Sid Kemp the number two goalie two years ago. The Mohawks will open the regu- lar season Wednesday, October 11 in Chatham against the Maroons and the home opener will be Sun- day, October 15 when Lambeth will be at the South Huron .Rec Centre at 7:30 p.m. Carol Acton and Jeanet a kaiak, both playing girls' singles, brought in the highest placing for the Pan- thers. Both girls survived two rounds to advance to the semi- finals. If they each won their semi- final match, they would have met each other in the final match and both qualified for WOSSA play. In mixed doubles play, Andrew Thompson and Kim Murray had a bye in the first round of play but where knocked in their next match. Unfortunately, both lost their semi-fmal matches. .Investment Rate 12 % Hone Appointments Nofees RON KEYS,VARNA Keys Investment Services 263-3031 Mike Agnew and Shawn McFalls wori their first round match but were defeated in the next round of boys' doubles. In boys' singles, Mark Brintnell and Yousef Osman met up with some tough competition in their fust round of play and were knocked out of the tournament. Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait, Wedding and Commercial NEW LOCATION Hensall Men's Rec Hockey League Registration Thurs., Sept. 28 7- 10 p.m. Hensall Legion Geo: A. 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