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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 35Pee Wees keep winning EXETER - The Exeter Legion Pee Wees won their only two sched- uled games last week. Friday night they doubled Lucan 4-2 in Lucan, and beat Strathroy by the sante score Sunday night. • Exeter held a 1-0 lead. heading into the final period Friday night but exploded for three third -period goals and held on for the; win. Scoring for Exeter were; Steve Stire from Gavin Snell and Andrew - Hern, Sean McCann unassisted and • McCann from Snell and Trevor Taylor from Snell. McCann scored three of the four goals in Sunday's game, two went unassisted and one was from Ian Jean. Snell had the other goal from Jean and McCann. Exeter will play host to Ilderton tonight, Wednesday, and travel to Lambeth for a 6:30 p.m. game Fri- day night. Irish tie TAVISTOCK - The Lucan Irish kept their unbeaten streak alive Fri- day night when they came back from a 4-1 deficit after two periods to tie the Tavistock Braves 4-4 in Tavistock. Greg Deprest opened the scoring in the game for the Irish when he tallied early in the first period, from Darren Neil and Brian Reath. Tavistock took a 2-1 led before the first was over and increased it to 4-1 by the end of the second, be- fore Lucan finally came to life in the third. Scoring in the third for Lucan were; Andy Ross from Deprest, De- prest from Neil and Jeff Hirtzel from Brian Schuyler and John McEachem to tie the game with time winding down. All four Tavistock goals came while they enjoyed a power -play advantage. Next game for the Irish will. be Sunday afternoon when they travel to Seaforth for a 1:30 p.m. game against the Centenaires. Next home game will be one week from to- night, November 1 when the Wellesley Applejacks pay a visit at 8:15 p.m. Times -Advocate, October 25, 1989 Page 19 Tied up - Jim Ahrens, of the Exeter Midget Generals, right, gets tied up with a Mount Brydges player in front of his own net , when those teams. met at the SHRC last Wednesday. The game ended in a 3-3 deadlock. 9114 Ailiee- Midgets blank Lucan EXETER - The Exeter Midget Generals picked up three points in two Shamrock League games last week. Last Wednesday night the locals tied Mt. Brydges 3-3 at the South Huron Rec Centre and Friday night blanked Lucan 7-0 at the Lucan Arena. In Last Wednesday's game, Exet- er had built a 3-1 lead scoring all three goals in the second period, but the visitors came back to gain the tie in the third. Scoring for Exeter were; Joel Campbell from Brett Borden, Dave Schwindt unassisted, and Borden from Chris Gardner. In Lucan, Exeter scored three times in the first and twice in each of the second and third frames. Scoring for Exeter in this game were; Mark Burton unassisted, Bor- den from Campbell, John Bell from Ryan Lindenfield and Gardner, Ja- son Heywood from Campbell, Schwindt from Jamie Cornish and Brett Lammie, John Rooseboom unassisted and Campbell unassist- ed. Jason Clarke stopped all Lucan shots to record the shutout. - Exeter travelled to Strathroy for a game yesterday, Tuesday and will play host to Ilderton tonight, Wednesday, at 9 p.m., .before trav- elling to Lambeth Friday night for an 9:15 p.m. game. Senior "A" Hockey Exeter *mos Mohawks Lambeth Flyers Sun., Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at South Huron Rec Centre D Badminton anyone? - The South Huron Badminton Club started another season of play at the South • Huron District High School Thursday night. Among the first -night players were, left to right, Carol Ache- son, Corey Sargeant, Tiffany Tryon, Keny Manders, Cara Gardner, Becky Morgan, Brett Rideout, Ian Ver beek, Chris Gardner, Andrea Francis, Debbie Regier, Chris Campbell. The club plays every Thursday night at SHDHS, and the cost for the season is $20. Novice Flyers win one of four EXETER - The Exeter Novice 4 Flyers played three times last week and recorded one win in the three games in Lambton-Middlesex Hockey League play. On October 15, Parkhill defeated Exeter 5-2 in Exeter, the locals lost 8-3 in Forest Saturday and bounced back to beat Strathroy 5-3 Sunday night. Parkhill led 3-1 after one period and 5-2 after the second last Sun- day. Kevin Hogan scored the fust two for Parkhill unassisted, before Peter Fragiskatos got Exeter in the board later in the first. Adam Keld- ers made it 3-1 before the.inital pe- riod was over. In the second, Kelders scored two more early in the period, be- fore Stephen Rasenberg closed out the scoring for Exeter in the sec- ond. The final period was score less. The locals fell behind 6-0 at the end of two periods in Forest before Broncos win two of three EXETER - The Exeter Atom Broncos won two of 'three Sham= rock League games played on the weekend. Friday night, they pounded Port Stanley 8-1, edged Strathroy 2-1 Saturday and lost a close 2-1 con- test to Ilderton Sunday. Jeff Sararas had the hot stick Fri- day night firing a hat trick, while Jeff MacLean and David Farquhar hit with a pair each and the single goal was scored by Rob Lynn. Sararas, Farquhar, and Ryan Beckett each had two assists, while one each went to Adam Hem and Chad Gilfillan. Exeter fired 30 shots on goal, while Pt. Stanley only had half as many on Exeter goalie Jason Lin- denfield, who recorded the shutout. Scoring the goals in the win over Strathroy were; Nathan Hern, from Gilfillan and Lynn and Farquhar from Beckett and Sararas. Each team had 15 shots on goal and Lindenfield was the winning goalie again. Sunday's game was scoreless un- til Ilderton scored with 5:15 left in the game while Exeter was short- handed. It was Exeter's first loss of the young season. Panthers bow in two straight By Michelle Ellison' PARKHILL - On the weekend, South Huron District High School's Senior girls' basketball team played in the North Middlesex District High School's Invitational Tourna- ment, but were knocked out of the running after two quick losses. On Friday, the Panthers met Banting Secondary School of Lon- don. Their competitors took an easy lead in the first half of play and although the locals continued to play hard, they fell 42-27. Michelle Caers and Christine Rose played well, contributing eight points each. Julia Merner AIREINVESTMENT 524-2773 aoe•'s°, 1-800.265.5503 ■ TRIANGLE ISCDUNT. Specials 433 Main St., Exeter 235-1661 Oct. 23 - Nov. 5, 1989 Assorted Rowntree, package of 12 197 g. 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