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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-12-06, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, December 6, 1989 A missed punch - Larry Lewis, left, of the Exeter Hawks, tries to take a swing at Bo Chausse, of the Mitchell Hawks during their game in Mitchell Friday. The Exeter Hawks lost to the hometown Hawks 4-2. Bantams edge St. Marys EXETER - The Exeter Shamrock League Bantams hockey team picked up a-2-1 tight victory over St. Marys in the South Huron Rec Centre last Wednesday night. Exeter was also supposed to play at Strathroy Saturday but that game will be rescheduled at a later date. Wednesday's game was scoreless until Jason Moffat of St. Marys popped one behind Exeter goalie Richard Phillips early in the second period. Fred Godbolt got Exeter on the board early in the third with a short-handed goal from Nick Sza- bo. About three minutes later, Exeter took the lead for good when Pete Gibson scored a power -play tally with help from Ryan Lindenfield. Exeter's next game will be to- night, Wednesday, when Strathroy will be at the Rec Centre for a 7:45 p.m. game. Hensall Novice team blasts Seaforth HENSALL - Hensall Novice hockey team played three games last week. Scafonh came to Hensall for an exhibition game last Wednesday with Ilcnsall winning 18-1. Ryan Munn led with eight goals Jimmy Seaton and Paul Cooper each had three while Jeff Campbell had two and Jonathan Triebner and Casey O'Brien both had one. On Saturday, Hensall played a scheduled league game against Ste- phen Township and won by a score of 13-0. • Scoring for the winners were: Jeff Campbell with five, Jason Cor- beu, two, Jeff Rathwell, two while singles went to Gerry Corbett, Jon- •athan Triebner, Ryan Munn and Jonathan Campbell. Then on Sunday, December 3 1 fensall played Exeter's travelling team and were defeated 8-2 despite strong goaltending by Jeremy Wil- lcrt. Hensall goals were scored by Jeff Campbell and Jimmy Seaton. Pee Wees win Hensall Pee Wees played Zurich Pee Wees at the Zurich Arena last Monday and won 5-3. Scoring in the first period were: Hensall's Blair Moir from Dan Tay- lor, Hensall's Chris McClinchey from Dwayne Oud and Neal Atchi- son, Hensall's Dwayne Oud from Chris Taylor and Chris McClin- chey. Then in the second period Zu- rich's Dwight Gingerich scored as did Steven Geiger and Dwight Gingerich to tie the game at 3-3. Hensall regained the lead in the third with • Jamie Brock scoring from Atchison and Mark Cooper and Rob Kobayashi netting an insu- rance goal from Brock. Wednesday, November 29 Hen - Bell scores four in losing cause EXETER - A four -goal perfor- mance from John Bell went for naught as St. -Marys outscored the Exeter Midget Generals 8-6 in a Shamrock Hockey League game played at the South Huron Rec Centre Last Wednesday night. , Exeter actually led this game 3-2 after the opening period but St. Marys took control scoring six - straight goals in the second period. Bell added the two late goals in the game for Exeter but it proved to be too little too late as the home team remainded two -goals behind. In addition to Bell's four goals, Irish thump Tavistock, Seaforth LUCAN - The Lucan Irish added to their Western Junior D -league- leading total of wigs with two more last week, giving them 13 for the season, to go along with two ties and a loss. • Friday night, the Irish pounded the last -place Seaforth Centenaires 9-3 in Seaforth and doubled the count on the Tavistock Braves 8-4 last Wednesday night at the Lucan SrQna• `The Irish now have a comfortable eight -point lead • over the Mitchell Hawks, 29 points to 21. Last Wednesday, the Irish held a slight 1-0 lead after one period after Kevin Leitch's goal from . Tim Hayter and Rick Weishar. The Irish put the game away with five more tallies in the middle ses- sion and added two in the third, while holding the Braves to two goals in the second and two in the third. • Joe Febrey had the hat trick in the second period for the Irish, while Brian Schuyler finished With a pair and singles were scored by Greg Deprest and John McEachern. Schuyler led in the assist depart- ment with three, Hayter, Febrey and Hertzell each had a pair and one each went to Weishar, Deprest, Todd Hayter and Brian Reath. Lucan's Dean Fratariangeli played a strong game between the pipes for the winners. Details from the 9-3 win in Sea - forth were not made available by press time. The next game for the Irish will be tonight, Wednesday, when the Wellesley Applejacks make an- other trip to the Lucan Arena. Game time is 8:15 p.m. Friday night, the Irish travel to Tavistock to take on the Braves at 8:30 p.m. Atom Crunchers win twice more EXETER - The Exeter Atom Crunchers recorded two more Lambton-Middlesex Hockey League wins on the weekend over a pair of teams from Forest. Friday night, they blanked Forest Ranger B2, 7-0 and Saturday they defeated Forest B1 5-2 Saturday at the South Huron Rec Centre. -_Friday night, the winners scored three times in the first period and added four more in the third. Jeff Mason led the way with a hat trick, followed by a pair from Bryce Hann and single were picked up by Jeff Inch and Mike France. John Miners had a pair of assists to lead in that category, while sin- gle assists were recorded by Hann, Mike McConnell, Luke Sims, France and Ryan Fulton. Exeter's excellent aggressive play from start to finish, coupled with good passing and defensive work prevented Forest from getting any shots behind Exeter goalie Michael Schwindt. Exeter 5 Forest 2 France opened the scoring with an unassisted effort less than two minutes into the game. Forest came back to tie one min- ute later, but Exeter regained the lead in the first on a goal by Fulton, who was set up by Sims. Exeter scored twice in the second frame to take a 4-1 lead. Mason connected for an early unassisted early in the second and 20 seconds later France got his second of the game from Inch. Sims scored Exeter's final goal of the game, unassisted, early in the third, while Forest's scored later to complete the game. • With the pair of victories, Exet- er's record improves to 8-1-0. Dietrich named top Lancer WINDSOR, - Dashwood's Irene Dietrich, a South Huron District High School graduate, was named named the Athlete of the Week for the University of Windsor Lanccrs recently. Dietrich is the goalie for the Lancer's Women's Soccer team, which recently completed its Onta- rio Women's Intercollegiate Athlet- ic Association West Division sea- son with a record of 2-9-1. Shc was in net last weekend whcn the Lancers lost 3-0 to the Western Mustangs Saturday and Bombers stay undefeate won 4-0 over the Brock Badgers Sunday. Dietrich also put in an outstand- ing effort in the game against the Mustangs, despite having three goals get past her and made several keys saves to preserve the shutout against the Badgers. Dietrich is a fourth-year human kinctics student. Trevor and Wendy Boyle invite you to attend an Open .Mouse FOREST - The Exeter Novice Bombers Hockey team extended their unbeaten streak to ninc games with a close 3-2 win over Forest Saturday afternoon in Lambton- Middlesex league play. Forest took an early Icad when Ben Hooks made the only goal of the opening period. Then in the second, Exeter got back on even terms when Wayne Cole scorcd from Tyler Taylor, only to sec Forest regain the lead on Duncan Smith's goal later in the second. Exeter held Forest scoreless in the third, while tying the game at 2- 2 on Andrew Frieter's tally from Ja- son Grenier. Grenier put Exeter in front to stay later in the period, with a short-handed goal, after be- ing set up by Robbie McIntosh. Ryan Sullivan kept the winning streak alive with a strong game be- tween the pipes as the tcam im- proved its record to 6-0-3. of the uirter Inn Bed and Breakfast 240 William Street Phone: 235-2821 Exeter We would like you to join us for refreshments between .12 noon and 6 p.m. Sunday, December 10 Located between Gidley and Victoria Sts. One block west of Main St., Parking in rear singles were recorded by David Schwindt and Joel Campbell. Three of Exeter's goals came while they enjoyed a man advan- tage. Another came while playing shorthanded. jim Ahrens had three assists to lead in that department, and singles assists went to Jamie Cornish, Greg HaggiU, Chris Gardner, Schwindt, and Sean Kyle. The next game for the Generals will be tonight, Wednesday, when Strathroy will be at the SHRC at 9 p.m. 4 Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, November 29 5 game winners Howard Johns 522 Wilma Davis 479 011ie Essery 437 Beatrice Richardson 290 4 game winners Laverne Stone 389 Marjorie Hodgert 368 Bob Blair 352 3 game winners Estelle Chalmers 249 - Clara Harris 219 Chas. Hendy 184 Ruby Beavers 170 Thursday, November 30 4 game winners A. Hummel 413 Tom Yellow 390 M. 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