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Times Advocate, 1989-11-15, Page 19Mohawks win eighth s the Mohawks for the third -straight time this year Saturday night , as Lambeth dressed only 10 skaters for the game. Scherer added to his team - leading goal scoring lead with four more but Barton also scored four times, while Randerson, Snyder, Gibbon, Jeff Shipley, Jack Thorn- ton and Gord Brooks all scored twice, while Wilker, (fates and McClenaghan tallied once each. Captain Barry Baynham led in the assist department Saturday night with five, Randerson, and Gates had four apiece while Bar- ton, McClenaghan, W ilker, McClenaghan, Shipley, and Wilk- er had three each, while Kris Bed- ard, Snyder, Elliot, Brooks, Scher- er and Carr had two each and sin - EXETER - The Exeter Mo- hawks breezed to their eighth straight Senior A hockey win without a loss Sunday night at the South Huron Rec Centre when they rolled over the Chatham Var- co Maroons 10-3. Saturday night, the Mohawks made it seven straight wins when they demolished a short-staffed Lambeth. Flyers team in Lambeth 23-2. Sunday's win was the fifth time in eight games the Mohawks hit double figures. Sunday night, the Maroons car- ried a good portion of the play and outshot the Mohawks 30-26 in the game, but Exeter had better -quali- ty chances and made the most of their's. Mohawk goalie Bill Dark played a strong game and came up big against Chatham whenever he was called upon. \ The Mohawks led 3-1 after one period and 6-3 after the second but scored four more in the third while Chatham hit the scoresheet only once that period. Joe Scherer, Paul Barton, Greg Snyder and Dave Randerson each had a pair of markers tolead the Mohawks Sunday night, while Jefi, Carr and Jeff McClenaghan scored once each. Barton and Dale Gibbon' had a pairof assists, while single assists went to Kris Bedard, Quincy Wilker, Jeff Warren, Carr, McClenaghan, Al Gates, Ron Elli- ot, Snyder and Les Arts. Each team was assessed four mi- norpenalties by referee Lee Rich - Exeter 23 Lambeth 2 The Flyers were embarrassed by gles were picked up by Gibbon, Jack Thornton and goaltender Rick Pikul. • The Mohawks play a return match in Chatham against the Ma- roons at 8 p.m., before the Aylmer Hornets pay their first visit to the South Huron Rec Centre Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. The Hornets are the defending Senior A champions and are cur- rently ties for second place, four points behind the Mohawks in the Southern Senior A standings, with a record of 6-1. The Hornets should prove to be the toughest match for the Mp- hawks so far this year since the Hornets possess one of the toughest defences in the league giving up only 20 goals in seven games so far tliis year, while scoring 64 times. " Exeter Eagles bomb Parkhill 74 By Scott Parsons EXETER - The Exeter Eagles bombed Parkhill 7-1 in Lambton- Petites lose to Forest ,FOREST - The Exeter and District Petite Ringette team travelled to Forest Saturday but lost 14-3. Action in the first period , was close, with Forest lead- ing 3-1. Exeter's lone goal in the first on the hot Forest goaltender, came from the stick of Cheryl Wein. Forest broke the game wide open mid -way through the second, to take \the chance of a win out of reach for Exeter. Amy Edwards was determined .to penetrate the Forest goal and was suc- cessful on two shots, late in the second. Carolyn Quinn helped on one of the late goals. Exeter heads back on the road Saturday, when they travelled to Stratford's Rotary Arena for a 5:00 p.m. game. SOUTHERN SENIOR A HOCKEY LEAGUE w 1 t gf ga pt Exeter 8 0 0 98 22 16 Dunnville 6 1 0 39 15 12 Aylmer. 6 1 0 64 20 12 Dorchester 3 5 0 31 46 6 Chatham 2 4 0 32" 43 4 Ingersoll 2 6 0 35.46 4 "Lambeth 0 10. 0 17 116 0 Results: Saturday: Exeter 23 (Scherer 4, Bartor 4, Randerson2 , Synder, 2, Gibbon 2, Shipley 2, Thornton 2, Brooks 2, McClenaghan, Gates, Wilker). Lamb- eth 2. Sunday: Exeter 10 (Scherer 2, Barton 2, Randerson 2, Snyder 2, McClena- ghan, Carr) Chatham 4. • Future games: Wednesday: Exeter at Chatham, 8 p.m. Sunday: Aylmer at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Middlesex League action at the South Huron Rec centre on Satur- day. Jeff Lingard's hat trick paced the Eagles to victory. Exeter got the only goal of the first period, when Stan Partridge connected from Jason McBride. Molting Hawks beat Old Tractors EXETER The Molting Hawks .an their record to 7-0 in regular play with a 8-5 win over Southwest Old Tractors last Monday. ' Ken Bergmann had two goals to lead the way while Scott Burton, Brian Hodgins, Ron Moore, Bob McDonald, Ernie' Ahrens and vete- ran Bill Pincombe each added one goal. Moore had three assists .while Jack Chipchase chipped in with two, Bob McDonald had two, Ernie Ahrens had two, while Scott Burton had two and Bob Parsons and Brian Hodgins each picked up one assist. Sarnia Tourney They travelled to Sarnia on the weekend to play in a tournament. On .Friday they were beat by Lambeth Canadians 3-0. - On Saturday morning they beat Kitchener 5-2. Bob Parsons had two goals to lead the way while Ken Bergmann, Jack Chipchase and Ernie Ahrens each added on,' g• d. Brian Hodgins had two assists while Ron Moore, Jack Chipchase and Bob•McDonald each added one assist. Later Saturday they were elimi- nated by Lansing, Michigan who beat them 10-3. They host Sarnia Old Oilers in their only start this week. Stephen Pee Wees improve record GODERICH - The Stephen Township Pee Wccs improved the WOAA Hockey League record to 3-0 with a 3-1 win over Goderich on Saturday. Goderich got on the board first but Stephen Township countered later in the first to get back on even terms. Brent Gibson scored for the lo- cals from Kcn DcsJardine and Chris Glavin. Stephen Township scored their only two other goals in the second period. Richie Dobson scored from Pres Lavier and Gibson notched his second, from DesJardine. Winning goalie Andy Glavin played well to keep Stephen Town- ship close before finally taking the lead for good in the second period after their slow start. They increased the lead to 2-0 when Bryan Inch scored on an un- assisted effort. Parkhill got on the board just over a minute later, but they were not able to recover. Exeter's outburst started when Mark Brintnell found the mark with 6:49 remaining in the second peri- od. Jamie Dougall assisted on the play. "1be next goal came from the stick of Jeff Lingard. The assist weht to Scott Parsons. With 1:23 left in the second, Par- sons connected from Lingard and Partridge. In the third, Lingard scored .two unanswered goals completing his hat trick. Assists went to Parsons and Paddy Morrissey. _ Jeff Empringham played an ex- cellent game in goal for Exeter. Times -Advocate, November 15, 1989 Page 17 Hanging on - Tim Hayter, right, of the Lucan Irish, hangs on to the stick of a Tavistock Braves player behind his own net during their game last Wednesday night at the Lucan Arena. The Irish defeated the Braves 8-1 in that game and 6-3 Friday night in Tavistock to run their unbeaten streak to nine game to start the season. Irish beat Tavistock twice TAVISTOCK - The Lucan Irish extended their unbeaten streak to nine game with a pair of wins over the Tavistock Braves last week. The Irish whipped the Braves 8- 1 last Wednesday night at the Lu - can Arena and doubled the count 6-3 Friday night at the Tavistock Arena. Lucan's record now stands at h- 0-1 good for first place in the North Division of the Western Junior D Hockey League and a three-point lead over both Exeter and Mitchell Hawks. • Friday night, the Irish outscoi'ea the Braves 2-1 in each of the three periods and cruised to the win, getting goals from six ditterent scorers. Scoring for the Irish were; John McEachern from Greg Southam and Jamie Pearce, Glen Marshall • from Todd Hayter, Brian Schuyler from Kevin "Leitch and Jeff Hirt- zell, Jack Legg from McEachern and Hayter, Hirtzell from Leitch and Greg Deprest unassisted. Irish netminder Dan Jenkin played well stopping 30 shots that were sent his way, while Braves goalie Jeff Redfern made 25 stops. Last Wednesday, the Irish were led by the hat trick from Rick Weishar, while Marshall had a pair and single goals were scored by Ed Vankerkle, Brian Reath, and De- prest. McEachern, Tim Hayter and Scott Mackey had two assists each, and Schuyler, Todd Hayter, Weish- ar, and Darren Neil had one assist. They broke open a 4-1 game af- ter two periods, with four goals in the third. The Irish will play both teams that are tied for second spot this week. Wednesday night, tonight, Mitchell will be at the Lucan Are- na for an 8:15 game, while the Irish travel north to the South Hu- ron Rec Centre Friday night to take on Exeter at 8:30 p.m. LORAY'S - LUCAN ij4 mile North of Clandeboye on Hwy. 4 Blr General Repairs for all horse equipment Custom made halters in leather and nylon - Custom made strap goods ca. Blankets repaired(must be washed) Ph: 2274186 1 JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER. (519) 235-0581 Hensall Arena Events 'Wednesday, November 15 2:30-3:30p.m. Moms & Tots 5:30-9p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey -Novice ve Clinton -Atom vs Huron Park -Peewee vs Elma Logan 10:30 OPEN ICE ' Thursday, November 16 3:45-5.15p.m Public Skating '5:30 p.m. Ringette 8:15-11:15p m. Rec Hockey Friday, November 17 4:15p.m "Hensall Figure Skating 7:15-8:15p.m OPEN ICE 8:30p m. Old Timers Saturday, November 18 8:00a.m.-3:O0p.m Rroomball Tournament 7:00-8:30p.m.-OPEN ICE Sunday, November 19 1:00-3:O6p.m Public Skating 3:30-4:30p.m Ringette 5:00 p.m OPEN ICE • Monday, November 20 5:30-9:00p m Hensall Minor Hockey - 10:15o m OPEN ICE Tuesday, November 21 4:15-7 15p m Hensall Figure, Skating 8:00-10:OOp m Broomball 10:15p m OPEN ICE HYDE BROS Hensall Store (H) Rannoch Store IR) 519"2622605 519229.6700 Get Ready for Winter With these great winterized products for your vehicle Hy Gard Windshield er Battery Cables Award winners - The Exeter Centennial senior soccer club held their awards hanquet recently and team members voted for their trophy recipients. Receiving the Hustle award was George McEwan for his hard work on the field, Sean O'Rourke, was voted most valuable which captain Dick Lord accepted for him and Joe Laurie won the Sportsmanship and Dedicataion trophy. Attention Snowmobilers O.F.S.C. Trail permits will be available at the Hensall Community Centre Sat., November 25 frorh 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. Also available at local snowmobile dealers For information call 237-3445 Pineridge Snowmobile Club Box 13, Hensall, Ont. NOM 1 XO Highway #4 North Exeter 235-1115_ -4.