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Times -Advocate, November 29, 1989
Executive best - This team won the league executive tournament
sponsored by Hiram Walker's Special old, for all leagues at the Lu -
can Lanes Sunday morning, and will advance to the zone finals in
Kitchener in January. Left to right, Bob Cornish, president, Dave
Smith secretary, Pam Hodgins, treasurer.
Bombers 4-0 winners
EXETER - The Exeter Novice
Bombers blanked Mt. Brydges 4-0
at the South Huron Rec Centre Sat-
urday afternoon in Lambton-
Middlesex Hockey League action,
to run their unbeaten streak to eight
games to start the year.
The first period was scoreless,
but in the second, Jason Grenier
scored his first of two, from Wayne
Cole and Michael Hamather. That
was followed up by a goal from
Cole,with Grenier and Barry Par-
sons assisting.
Later in the second, Grenier
picked up his second of the game,
from Cole and Parsons.
Andrew Freiter completed the
scoring late in the third, from Rob-
bie McIntosh and Matthew Rowe.
Both goalies played well, but Ex-
eter's Ryan Sullivan recorded the
shutout.
Exeter's record improves to 5-0-3
on the season.
Broncos win pair
of shutout games
• EXETER - The Exeter Atom
Broncos recorded a pair of Sham-
rock league shutouts on the week-
end.
Saturday they blanked Thames -
ford 7-0 and edged Forest Sunday
at the South Huron Rec Centre.
The only goal Exeter could man-
age in Forest was scored by Bill
Kline, with 46 seconds left.
Exeter outshot their opponents
28-8 in the game and could have
had a several more goals if it were
not for the good played from the
Forest netminder. Exeter did rattle
the post several times.
In Thamesford, Sararas had a hat
trick, while singles were scored by
Ryan Beckett, Rob Lynn, Jeff
MacLean and Chad Gilfillan.
Kline had a pair of assists, while
Sararas, Clay, and Lynn had one
each.
Exeter outshot the home team 38-
7 and, as a result, totally dominated
the game.
Jason Lindenfield stopped every-
thing sent in his direction in both
games, to record the shutouts.
Injuries hurting Hawks
Continued from page 17
face-off of the third period,'
marched into the Hawks end and
scored. Todd Hayter did the scor-
ing, with the assist going to Brian
Schuyler.
The Hawks got back to with in a
goal at 4-3 on Paul Manders' tally,
from Cousineau with 5:39 gone in
the third, but the Irish regained
their two -goal cushion when Neil
connected for his second of the
game, at 15:37, from Andy Ross.
Next game for the Hawks is Fri-
day night when they travel to
Mitchell to take on their namesakes
at 8:30 p.m. Saturday night the
Hawks will be in Wellesley, for an
8:15 p.m. contest against the Ap-
plejacks.
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Midgets split pair of contests
EXETER - The Exeter Midget
Generals split a pair of Shamrock
Hockey League games on the
weekend.
Last Wednesday night, they lost
6-5 to Parkhill in a penalty -filled
game at the South Huron Rec Cen-
tre, but bounced back Friday night
to defeat Dorchester 5-2 .
Against Parkhill, Exeter held a 4-
2 lead heading to the final frame,
but Parkhill scored four unan-
swered goals late in the third to
steal the win.
Scoring for Exeter were Brett
Pee Wees do
EXETER - The Exeter Legion
Pee Wees improved their Shamrock
Hockey League record to 8-2-2
with a 6-3 doubling of Parkhill at
the South Huron Rec Centre last
Wednesday night.
Parkhill opened the scoring on
Nathan McCann's unassisted goal
just nine seconds into the game.
Exeter finally got on the boa -d at
4:39 of the period when Gavin
Snell scored from Sean McCann.
About 30 seconds later, Exeter
took a 2-1 lead on Jim Dietrich's
goal from Trevor Taylor.
But Parkhill came back to de
things up at 2-2 when Jamie
Chalmers scored from McCann just
17 seconds after Dietrich.
The home team took the lead for
good when Steve Stire scored the
only goal of the second period at
Lammie from John Rooseboom,
Mark Burton from Todd McCann,
McCann from Burton and Jim Ah-
rens, Rooseboom from Jason Hem
and Dave Schwindt, and Roose-
boom from John Bell.
Exeter was assessed 22 minor
penalties and Parkhill capitalized
with four power -play goals. Dave
Mack was given a five-minute ma-
jor penalty, a penalty for fighting
and a gross misconduct penalty for
attacking the referee late in the
game. He has since been suspended
for his actions but played against
uble Parkhill
1:26
Snell connected for his second of
the game just 10 seconds into the
third, from McCann, giving Exeter
a two -goal cushion.
But Parkhill made things close
again when Nathan McCann scored
again, from Shawn Howorth, just
33'seconds into the second.
But Exeter put the game away on
Ian Jean's goal from Matt Godbolt
at 2:19 and McCann's unassisted
goal at 4:17.
The Pee Wees were scheduled to
play in Thamesford Saturday, but
that game has been postponed one.
week, until this Saturday.
Next game for Exeter will be to-
night, Wednesday, when St. Marys
will be at the South Huron Rec
Centre'at 6:30 p.m.
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Dorchester Friday night.
That night, Exeter built a 3-0 lead
and were able to hang on to beat a
short-staffed Dorchester team.
Jeff Burton scored from Chris
Gardner, Rooseboom scored from
Joel Campbell and Lammie, Camp-
bell from Bell and Mack, Mack
from Rooseboom, and Jamie Cor-
nish from Campbell.
Exeter will take on St. Mary$ to-
night, Wednesday, at 9 p.m. at the
SHRC.
Duplicate Bridge
Wednesday night winners
1st Bob Drummond, Gil
Northey
2nd Norma Huckle, Audrey
Queber
3rd Bea Ballantyne, Marian
Darling
4th Dorothy Linton, Marshal
Dearing
Future games Wednesday,
November 29.Fxeter Legion.
Flyers
blanked
EXETER - -'lite Exeter
Novice Flyers hockey team
were blanked 2-0 by Strath-
roy, at the South Huron Rec
Centre Sunday afternoon, in a
Lambton-Middlesex League
game.
The only scoring was done
in the second period with
goals coming from Danny
Hendrix and Shawn Dorres-
tyn.
Hendrix and • Dorrestyn
worked well to set up each
other for their goals.
Exeter goalie Michael
DeYoung played an excellent
game and has been playing
well over the course of the
year so far
Exeter's record now stands
at 1-7-1.
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