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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-11, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, October 11, 1989 On all fours - John McEachem, of the Lucan Irish, (17), goes down teams met in the season -opener last Wednesday night in Lucan. Lu - on all fours but still manages to get the pass off here despite being can won the contest 8-2. hounded by two players from the Wellesley Applejacks when those Irish unbeaten after two games LUCAN - The Lucan Irish have gotten their season off to a good start, winning their first two con- tests of the young hockey season last week. Last Wednesday, they scored five times in the third period and handed the Wellesley Applejacks an 8-2 loss at the Lucan•Arena and overcame a 4-2 deficit to defeat the Exeter Hawks 6-4 Friday night at the Stephen Township Arena in Huron Park. The win at home in the first game was especially pleasing to new Irish coach Ken Needham. "It's nice to win the first won here at home. They, (Wellesley), were really shorthanded and that really showed with those third - period goals. But we were showing a lot of good things out there and working with different line combi- nations," said Needham after Wednesday's win. Needham said he wanted his team to play a physcial game against Wellesley because they were missing several players and felt their bumping tired the Apple- jacks out in the third period. The Applejacks got a good per. formace out of starting goalie Der- ek Swtitzer for the first two periods as they trailed only 3-2 after two periods but ran out of gas in the third. Andy Ross opened the scoring for the Irish from Greg Deprest at 6:59 of the first. Deprest finished the game with six points, three goals and three assists. Ross' goal came 15 seconds after John Frankom gave the Applejacks a 1-O lead. The visitors took a 2-1 lead two minutes later when Sam Kulaforski scored but John McEachem got that ba ck for the Irish four minutes later, from Deprest and Joe Febrey. The Irish took the lead for good on Febrey's power -play goal, from Brian Schuyler and Rick Weishar, the only goal of the second frame. The Irish third -period onslaught started at 3:33 with McEachem's goal from Schuyler and Febrey and was followed by Deprest's first of three, at 4:44 from Ross and Dar- ren Neil and the three combined again just over a minute later to make it 6-2. Neil picked up an empy-net marker from Deprest and Ross with 1:58 left and Deprest completed his hat trick, a solo effort, with one tick left on the clock. Lucan 6 Exeter 4 Friday night in Huron Park, the Irish fell behind 4-2 mid way in The second period but rallied to take a 5-4 lead before the second was his- tory. They picked up an insurance goal in the third and held the Hawk shooters in check the rest of the way. Tied 2-2, Needham pulled start- ing goalie Jason Rivard after one period in favor and Dan Jenken and it worked as the Irish pulled out the win. Scoring for the Irish were; Rick Schuyler from.McEachem and Fe- brey, Jack Legg from Jeff Hirtzell and John Sharpe, Weishar from ,Fe- brey and Brian Reath, Weishar from Shuyler and Febrey, Neil from Ross and Deprest with the game winner and Ross from Neil and De- prest. The next game for the Irish is to- night, Wednesday, when the Mitch- ell Hawks play at the Lucan Arena at 8:15 p.m. Friday night the Irish travel to Tavistock to take on the Braves at 8:30 p.m. Hawks split first two contests Continued from page 13 Ross netted a power -play, insu- rance goal for Lucan from Neil and Deprest at 10:41 of the last period. Jason Rivard started in goal for Lucan but was replaced after one period by Dan Jenken in the sec- ond. Todd Campbell stopped 32 shots in the net for the Hawks. Exeter 5 Wellesley 3 The Hawks played a stronger de- fensive game against the Apple- jacks in Hensel' determined not to suffer another let down and got a strong performance from starting goalie Clint McCann as well. Exeter led 1-0 after one period on Clark's third goal of the young sea- son, from David Dalrymple and Haden Tinney, at 11:25 of the peri- od. The Hawks went up 2-0 when Jesse Henderson put one behind Wellesley goalie Jeff Gerber, from Larry Lewis. After the Applejacks got on the board at 12:38 of the second, Tin- ney restored the Hawks' two- oal cushion when he tallied from• Clark and Blommaert less than 30 sec- onds later. However Wellesley ;made things close when they scored with less than three minutes left in the period. Third period goals from Jim Dickins and Paul Manders gave the Hawks back their two -goal cushion after Wellesley had tied the game at 7:50 of the third. Blommaert and Joe Weston assisted on Dickins' tal- ly, while Clark and Reid set up Manders. Clint McCann kicked out 22 shots to pick up the win for Exeter while Jeff Gerber turned aside 37 Hawk shots in the Applejacks' net. Next game for the Hawks is Fri- day riday night when they are scheduled to play the Seaforth Centenaires at the South Huron Rec Centre at 8:30. Saturday night the Hawks travel to Wellesley for an 8:15 matchup against the Applejacks. Second place - The Boys soccer team from Huron Centennial School finished in a tie for second place in their area tournnament at Huron Centennial Thursday. Clinton won the boys division, and Seaforth tied with the host team for second, followed by Nutlet Blyth and Vanastra. On the girls side, Huron Cen- tennial were the winners, followed by Hullet and Seaforth in a tie for second, Vanastra Blyth and Clin- . ton. Kicked - Graham McKinkley, left, of the Huron Centennial Boys' Soccer team battles a- player from Va- nastra for the ball during a six -school soccer tournament at Huron Centennial Thursday. In the boys divi- sion, Clinton finished first, Huron Centennial and Seaforth tied for second, Hulled third, Blyth fourth *and Vanastra fifth. The Huron Centennial girls were able to win their toumament ahead of Hullett, Seaforth, Vanastra, Blyth and Clinton. • Triple -team effort - Jim Dickins, left, Chris Chapman and Chris Campbell, team up to block this shot here from a Stratford Central player during a three -team tournament at South Huron last Thurs- day, but it wasn't enough as the Panthers lost in three -straight games to the Rams. ��►'��i�i�ii��`nl��i��r���.ErQ:�.�JUSi.,ivi "R,!iBiT:�`a:1t���•�e .,�, 1st rrNii° iniiy'ersar Sate /AA�: It • :. 4:4 -: :4 :4 .74 •n! :?,P.t.•• .!.5•: • ...............55....,... Oct. 10 - Oct. 14 • We're celebrating one year in the village with these specials All Silk Plants, trees, flowers and arrangements 10% off Garden Mums Assorted colours $3.50 each 3/'1 Houseplants, hanging baskets Reg. $13.95 995 Special Fresh Flower Pickup Bouquets 299 Thank you to everyone who helped make our first year in the village a success. Huron Ridge Flowers 21 Goshen St., N., Zurich 236-7772 A member of 1Lt1k►ra _7n f res A1N A se as �rw y,?f .1989 _ 6egtxis a ;{onda 0 • s r.If . the ai relesigt re• ..tie dem tots . uric 'V usher iYti Tie urine t our v aTease eiy f°r.ritfe festivities s fie. exc a •yin us ti Fonda 90' s . ,m ec�6� 90,s in ti p t0 9 ��� p•�• e:1,p0 p.m. a �i� HOrd ate: Si/beteain St., pi 650 gp ejetOnt. e', H O D A. a Mixed - Shuffleboard EXETER - The Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard met on Wednes- day, October 5. The Five game winners were: Steve Hrapchek - 485 John Pepper - 341 Estelle Chalmers - 326, Bea Ballantyne - 316. Four game winners: Laverne Stone - 394 Ross Richardson - 346 Lloyd Lovell - 328 Wilma Davis - 321. Notice: New starting time 1:30 p.m. Thursday, October 5, Five game winners: Steve Hrapchak - 439 Jean Hem - 274 Lloyd Lovell - 273. Four game winners: 011ie Essery - 293 Marjorie Hodgert - 285 M. Eizenza - 282 Wilma Davis - 273. Exeter 5 Wellesley 3 The Hawks played a stronger de- fensive game against the Apple- jacks in Hensel' determined not to suffer another let down and got a strong performance from starting goalie Clint McCann as well. Exeter led 1-0 after one period on Clark's third goal of the young sea- son, from David Dalrymple and Haden Tinney, at 11:25 of the peri- od. The Hawks went up 2-0 when Jesse Henderson put one behind Wellesley goalie Jeff Gerber, from Larry Lewis. After the Applejacks got on the board at 12:38 of the second, Tin- ney restored the Hawks' two- oal cushion when he tallied from• Clark and Blommaert less than 30 sec- onds later. However Wellesley ;made things close when they scored with less than three minutes left in the period. Third period goals from Jim Dickins and Paul Manders gave the Hawks back their two -goal cushion after Wellesley had tied the game at 7:50 of the third. Blommaert and Joe Weston assisted on Dickins' tal- ly, while Clark and Reid set up Manders. Clint McCann kicked out 22 shots to pick up the win for Exeter while Jeff Gerber turned aside 37 Hawk shots in the Applejacks' net. Next game for the Hawks is Fri- day riday night when they are scheduled to play the Seaforth Centenaires at the South Huron Rec Centre at 8:30. Saturday night the Hawks travel to Wellesley for an 8:15 matchup against the Applejacks. Second place - The Boys soccer team from Huron Centennial School finished in a tie for second place in their area tournnament at Huron Centennial Thursday. Clinton won the boys division, and Seaforth tied with the host team for second, followed by Nutlet Blyth and Vanastra. On the girls side, Huron Cen- tennial were the winners, followed by Hullet and Seaforth in a tie for second, Vanastra Blyth and Clin- . ton. Kicked - Graham McKinkley, left, of the Huron Centennial Boys' Soccer team battles a- player from Va- nastra for the ball during a six -school soccer tournament at Huron Centennial Thursday. In the boys divi- sion, Clinton finished first, Huron Centennial and Seaforth tied for second, Hulled third, Blyth fourth *and Vanastra fifth. The Huron Centennial girls were able to win their toumament ahead of Hullett, Seaforth, Vanastra, Blyth and Clinton. • Triple -team effort - Jim Dickins, left, Chris Chapman and Chris Campbell, team up to block this shot here from a Stratford Central player during a three -team tournament at South Huron last Thurs- day, but it wasn't enough as the Panthers lost in three -straight games to the Rams. ��►'��i�i�ii��`nl��i��r���.ErQ:�.�JUSi.,ivi "R,!iBiT:�`a:1t���•�e .,�, 1st rrNii° iniiy'ersar Sate /AA�: It • :. 4:4 -: :4 :4 .74 •n! :?,P.t.•• .!.5•: • ...............55....,... Oct. 10 - Oct. 14 • We're celebrating one year in the village with these specials All Silk Plants, trees, flowers and arrangements 10% off Garden Mums Assorted colours $3.50 each 3/'1 Houseplants, hanging baskets Reg. $13.95 995 Special Fresh Flower Pickup Bouquets 299 Thank you to everyone who helped make our first year in the village a success. Huron Ridge Flowers 21 Goshen St., N., Zurich 236-7772 A member of 1Lt1k►ra _7n f res A1N A se as �rw y,?f .1989 _ 6egtxis a ;{onda 0 • s r.If . the ai relesigt re• ..tie dem tots . uric 'V usher iYti Tie urine t our v aTease eiy f°r.ritfe festivities s fie. exc a •yin us ti Fonda 90' s . ,m ec�6� 90,s in ti p t0 9 ��� p•�• e:1,p0 p.m. a �i� HOrd ate: Si/beteain St., pi 650 gp ejetOnt. e', H O D A. a