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Times Advocate, 1989-12-13, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, December 13, 1989 /n front of the net - Fred Godbolt, of the Exeter Legion Bantams, battles with a player from Strathroy, for position in front of the Strathroy goalie, when those teams met at the South Huron Rec Centre last Wednesday night. Exeter won the close contest by a 2-1 count. Atom Crunchers blast Thedford EXETER - Th.. Exeter Atom Crunchers played one of their strongest games of the year Satur- day afternoon, blasting Thedford 7- 1 at the South Huron Rec Centre. There was no scoring in the first period but Thedford got good goal- tending to keep them in the game. Exeter exploded for three goals in the second period. Bryce Hann had the first two, six minutes apart and Jeff Mason had the. third. Luke Sims had one second -period assist. Exeter scored twice more, by John Miners from Andrew Hann and Jeff Inch and Inch unassisted,, before Thedford managed to finally get one by Exeter goalie Michael Schwindt. Rya ' 'ulton at 1 Hann, who completed another hat trick, round- ed out the scoring for Exeter. Tre- vor Obre set up Fulton and Sims and Mason drew assists on Hann's hat trick goal. Mini Hawks manage tie HURON PARK - The Stephen Township Mini Black Hawk At- oms managed a tie in two HtYron-Perth League games last week. They lost 5-1 to Hensall last Wednesday and bounced back for a 1- 1 tie Saturday against Belgrave. Hensall led 2-1 after the first period, but added three more in the the third, while holding Stephen off the board for the final two peri- ods. Tim Morgan had the only goal in the game against Hensall, from Tyler Todd, . while Struthers had a hat trick to lead the winners and Mark Bell and Weiss had one each. Hensall capitalized on Mini Hawk give-aways in the fmal period and put the game away. Saturday, Jeff Glover opened the scoring early in the game for the Mini Hawks' from goaltender Jason glavin. Belgrave managed to tie the score, beating Glavin late in the game to break the shutout. It was a defensive struggle throughout the game. Hensall Novices split HENSALL - The Hensall Nov- ice hockey team played two exhi- bition games against travelling teams last week. Last Wednesday, Clinton came to Hensall and won 8 -1. Hensall's only goal scored by Jeff Campbell. On Saturday Hensall played in Huron Park. Stephen's travelling team won by a score of 4-3. Hensall's goals were scored by Campbell unassisted, Jonathan Triebncr, assisted by Casey O'Brien and Campbell from Ryan Munn. Grenier leads Bombers to wins. EXETER - Jason Grenier, of the Exeter Novice Bombers hockey team, scored six goals in two games on the weekend, leading his team to a pair of victories, 4-1 over Watford, Saturday, and 9-1 over Ilderton Sunday, in an exhibition contest. Both games were played at the South Huron Rec Centre. - Robbie McIntosh, scored the first Exeter goal Saturday, and Wat- ford replied later in the first. But Exeter picked up the three remaining goals, Grenier had a pair of second -period tallies, from Wayne Cole and Robbie McIntosh. Cole had the only goal of the third period, unassisted. Sunday, Exeter scored the first eight goals before Ilderton finally broke Ryan Sullivan's bid for a shutout late in the game. Grenier found the net four times in this game, while Tyler Taylor and Andrew Frieter each netted a pair and Robbie McIntosh had one. Bob Hamilton, Freitcr and Grenier each had a pair of assists, while Matthew Rowe, Barry Parsons, McIntosh, Michael Hamather, and Trevor Maxwell all' had singles. Matt Pearn had the lone Ilderton goal. Flames win and tie HURON PARK - The Stephen Township Pee Wee Flames won one contest and tied -another Huron - Perth Hockey League game over Gbderich last week, losing 5-2 last Wednesday night, and tying 3-3 Saturday afternoon. Last Wednesday, each team scorcd once in the first, but the dif- ference came when thc Flames scored twice in the second, while Goderich didn't get another until the final frame. Craig Glavin led the winners with a pair of goals, while singles went to Chris Regier, Richie Dobson and Bill Connor. Jason Kramer, Connor and Brent Gibson drcw thc only as- sists for the loca.' ;. Saturday, Stephen Township led 3-2 late in the game but Goderich managed to get one past Flames' goalie Andy Glavin to cam the tie. Scoring for the Flames were: Chris Regier with two, one assist from Bili Hodge and the other un- assisted, and Souban Inlakhana had the other, from Dobson and Mike Bowerman. Stephen's record improves to 5-2- 1 with the three points. Molting Hawks lose 5-3 EXETER - The Exeter Molting Hawks hockcy learn had a win, loss and tie in the past -week's action. Last Monday they hosted the Clinton Fowl Ups and were edged 5-3. Ron Moore, Bill Pincombe and Brian Hodgins fired one $oar each, while Ernie Ahrens, Jim Pfaff, Hodgins, Jack Chipchase and Moorc also had one assist. On Thursday, they travelled to Lambeth and came home with an 8- 8 tic. Scott Burton and Ernie Ahrens each had two goals to lead the way, while Ron Moore, Brian Hodgins, Bob McDonald and Bob Jones add- ed single goals. Bob McDonald had four assists to lead the way while Moore had three assists. Burton and Hodgins added two and Jim Pfaff, Al Flynn, Chipchase, Eric Fink- beiner and Ahrens added one each. Saturday, they travelled to Lon- don to play North London Old Dev- ils and edged them 6-5. Jones and Button led the way fir- ing two goals each while Bill Pin- combe and McDonald each added one. Burton, Jones, Chipchase and Hodgins had i t assists. Ahrens, Flynn and Wayne "Ca- noe" Pearce each had one assist. This week they host . Stephen Township on Monday. Molter Notes - Wayne "Canoe" Pearce made his playing debut Sat- urday in London. He was a plus four in the game. Several injuries forced the coach into suiting up. Bob "Piranha" Jones has broke out of his extended scoring slump. JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 Panthers tie Phantoms 3-3 EXETER - The Exeter Novice Panthers played the Forest Phantoms to a 2-2 draw in a Lambton- Middlesex Hockey League game played last week. The first period was score- less and Exeter finally struck for a goal at 3:30 of the sec- ond, with Justin Miners dying the damage from Michael Wilhelm and David Overholt. Forest got on the board ear- ly in the third when Ben Hobbs scored from Duncan Smith and David Cullen and later took a lead when Smith scored from Hobbs. Exeter's Wilhelm scored the tying goal in the last min- ute after pulling their goal - tender in the final minute of play. Exeter's record stands at 5- 3-3. Mustangs victorious twice Exeter 3, Watford 2 EXETER - A tight -checking, scoreless third period, left the Ma- cLeans Mustangs 3-2 winners over Watford December 2. Excellent goaltending from Kenn Hines proved to be the dif- ference as Exeter notched their fifth straight league victory, and improved their record to 6-2. In a game, that Exeter was out- played from the' start, they never trailed on the scoreboard. Willy Partridge scored his fourth goal of the season on a set up from Scot Rowe half -way through the first period, to give Exeter 'a 1-0 lead. Watford tied it 1-1 less than a minute later and that's the way the period ended. The second period saw Exeter notch two power -play goals, the first at 1:51 when Craig Schwart- zentruber won the faccoff in the Watford end and Matt Sims scored off a Watford defenceman. The second, after Watford had tied it a 2-2 came at 8:05 of the pe- riod when Ben Kline sent Jason Keller in alone to break the dead- lock and get what proved to be the game winning goal. Exeter 2, Lucan 1 On Saturday, the Mustangs trav- elled to Lucan to face the previous- ly undefeated Lucan Pee wee team and came away with a 2-1 victory. It was an excellently -played game by both teams with sparkling goaltending by Exeter's Kenn Hines that made the difference again. Hines lost his- bid for a shutout with five seconds left in The game. Willy Partridge gave the Mus- tangs a 120 lead mid way through the first period with a short-handed goal from Ben Guenther and Matt Sinis: Craig Schwartzentruber scored on a rebound from Ben Kline to make it 2-0 at 3:14 of the third peri- od. Exeter now has won six straight league games with one game to go before the holiday break. Pee Wee Bullets edge Watford 3-2 WATFORD - The Exeter Pee Wee Bullets improved their Lamb - ton -Middlesex Hockey League record to 5-1-2 with a 3-2 win in Watford Thursday night. Exeter scored one goal in each period, while holding the- home team to one in the first and one in the third. Brent Urlin had the first two Ex- eter markers, the first from Bryce Hann and Mark Forest, while the second went unassisted. Geoff Hann got what proved to Legion Peewees win Mt. Brydges MT. BRYDGES - The Exeter Shamrock League Peewees scored 29 seconds into overtime to beat Parkhill 2-1 and take the champion- ship of a Mount Brydges Tourna- ment, Saturday. In the opening game, Exeter scored four times in the final period to beat Ridgetown 4-i. Sean McCann led the way with a pair of tallies, while Trevor Taylor and Ian Jean scored -one each. Goaltender Darren Kints, McCann and Ben Armstrong each drew one assist as well. Exeter got a hat trick from McCann in their second game and defeated Lucan by a 6-2 count. Exeter broke open a 2-2 tie by scoring the last goal of the second period and the only three goals of 'the third period. In addition to McCann's three, Bantams edge Strathroy 2-1 EXETER - The Exeter Legion. Bantams won a close 2-1 decision over Strathroy at the South Huron Rec Centre last Wednesday night, despite outplaying and outshooting the visitors over the whole game. Exeter got all the goals it would need early in the game and hung on from there. Rob Kramer picked up the first Exeter goal getting one behind Strathroy goalie Chris Stapleton, who is the son of former NHL star Pat Stapleton, from Matt Gardner just one minute into the contest. Seven minutes later, Brian Gard- ner got the eventual game winner, after being set up by Matt Gardner. Strathroy got on the board mid way in the second, which made for an interesting finish but the home team hung on for the win. Forest will play the Bantams to- night, Wednesday, at 7:45 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre. Midgets take Strathroy 7-4 EXETER - The Exeter Midget Generals won a hard-fought 7-4 de- cision over, Strathroy in Shamrock Hockey League play at the South Huron Rec Centre last Wednesday night, scoring three unanswered goals in the final period to take the game. Although the visitors got on the board first, scoring twice early in the game, Exeter got even with_the last two goals of the period. Brett Borden scorcd the first Ex- eter goal from Joel Campbell and Jason Hern, while Campbell had the second, from Brett Lammie. The teams split the four goals in Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night winners 1st Dorothy Linton, Marshal Dearing 2nd Helen and Lorne Klein- stiver 3rd Dawn and Clay Murray 4th Gil Northy, Bob Drum- mond Future games Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., Exeter Legidh Hall. the second period as well. Strathroy scored the first and third of the pe- riod, while Exeter had the second and fourth. Campbell had another from John Rooscboom, while John Bell ne fled one from Jim Ahrens. Then in the third, Dave Schwindt got the game -winning goal from Chris Gardner and Jeff Burton, Campbell completed his hat trick' from Jamie Cornish and Borden fired his second of the game, from Rooseboom. Forest will be at the SHRC to- night, Wednesday, for a 9 p.m. con- test to take on the Generals. .iii ii\Il)' ( king "'1 1(()Il_ NO! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline I.800.668 -AIDS Senior "A" Hockey Exeter Mohawks 4sPoirev vs Dunnville Mudcats Sun., Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at South Huron Rec Center vs Ingersoll B's Tues., Dec. 19 at 8:30 p.m. at South Huron Rec Center Fan Bus to Dorchester Friday Night. For more information call Gabby Mol 235-0743 tournament Jean Taylor and Chris McDonald also scored for Exeter. Jean led with three assists, while McCann had a pair and Gavin Snell and Armstrong each chipped in with one. Chris Haskett had both Lucan tal- lies, one from Jason Hodgson and Sean Lawrence and the other was assisted by Steve Dame and. Joe Hitchcock. In the championship game against Parkhill, Jim Rutton opened the scoring for Parkhill in the sec- ond, from Nathan McCann and Mi- chael Stanlake, while Jean replied for Exeter later in the period, from Snell. Chris McDonald connected for the overtime winner, an unassisted effort, to give Exeter the champion- ship. Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait, Wedding and Commercial NEW LOCATION be the winner for Exeter, from Mark Foster and Adam Jean. Exeter goalie Jason Clay played a steady game to earn the win. Foster played a strong game both ways for Exeter, providing two as- sists. On the season, Foster has four goals and five assists in six games. Hensall Arena Events Wednesday, Dec. 13 2:30-3:30 p.m. Moms & Tots 5:30-9:30 p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey - Bayfield vs Novice - Goderich vs Atom - Wingham vs Pee Wee 10:30 p.m. OPEN ICE Thursday, Dec. 14 4:00-5:00 p.m. Public Skating 5:30 p.m. Ringette 8:15-11:15 p.m. Rec Hockey Friday, Dec. 15. 4:15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating 7:15-8:15 p.m. -OPEN ICE 8:30 p.m. Old Timers Saturday, Dec. 16 8:00-NOON-Hensall Minor Hockey 1:00-3:00 p.m. Public Skating 3:30-6:30 p.m. Ringette 7:00 p.m. OPEN ICE Sunday, Dec. 17 1:00-3:00 p.m. Public Skating 3:30-4:30 p.m. Ringette 5:00-6:00 p.m. OPEN ICE 6:00-8:00 p.m-Farr(ily Skating Monday, Dec. 18 5:30-9:00 p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey 10:15 p.m. OPEN ICE Tuesday, Dec. 19 4:15-7:15 p.m.-Hensall Figure Skating 8:00-10:00 p.m. Broomball 10:15 p.m. OPEN ICE KLIP N KURL HAIR DESIGN 122 King St. Hensall, Ontario -IRONWOOD on Golf Prices Effective until January 15th, 1990 Man $370 Lady $265 $590 $195 Man and wife Student Weekday Men, Women and family rates available 11'Tiflis (fag V'asspol1 \I califte to al IRONWOOD Goff Co A .OflZ((` St C✓..Toat - Great Gift Idea - Buy a passport and get 12 games for $100 Memberships, passports and gift certificates may be obtained from Gib Dow at 72 Wellington St., Phone 235-0707 Exeter and Area Minor Hockey would like to extend its heartfelt thanks to these generous supporters of our annual Skateathon, for their many donations. 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