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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-01-16, Page 114 Junior 1D' roundup East overpowers West in annual all-star game LANGTON - Although it was a game for fun, at least one player learned something from Saturday night's Western Ontario Junior 'D' 12th annual All-Star game. Exeter's Dean Fratarcangeli, who played net for the west real- ized they've got a lot of shooters in the east division. Fratarcangeli, made 12 saves and allowed just one goal but the west, including the Hawks and the Lucan Irish, were beaten 6-3. "We don't play against these guys during the regular season and ft sort of gives you a look at what the other teams have to offer," said Fratarcangeli. "Out there in the east they con- centrate more on scoring. It showed tonight, they overpowered our defence. He was making his second straight all-star appearance. Last year it was with Irish. The west division came dowl hard on Luuan goalie Bob Szabo scoring three quick goals before the west got one back early in the sec- ond period on a powerplay. Darren Miller of the Paris Moun- ties made it 1-& followed by a goal from Bob Brown of the west divi- sion leading Thamesford Trojans. Mike Ghesquiere of the bolting Langton Thw detbirds made it 3-0. Exeter's Derek Shackleton got a shot away and Colin Dobbin of Al- vinston banged in the rebound to score the east's fust goal. Fratar- cangeli let in his lone goal . when Miller, the game's fust star, scored his second. "I'm happy with the way I played. I think the goal they scored could have been stopped," said Fratar- cangeli. In the third period Tony Mayos of Delhi snored for the east before Scou Wiacek of Lambeth got one back for the west squad. The west got back-to-back goals when Lu - can's Todd Hayter helpedfyip a goal by Shaun Taylor of - J Mt. Brydges. Exeter coach John Kernick was pleased with the way defenceman John Bell, Shackleton and Fratar- cangeli played. "It's for the players to show their stuff in a glorified game. For me it was fun," said Kernick in his first year as a Junior 'D' coach. Ken Needhan, coach of the Irish said he was happy with the perfor- mance of Szabo, Hayter and for- ward Brian Schuyler. "I thought they all played fairly well," said Needham. Close checking - Lucan's Ed VanKerkoerfe guards a Port Stanley Laker close in Wednesday night's game. Trailing 4-0 the Lakers carne back to tie 5-5 in Junior D' hockey action. Irish blow lead as Lakers rally LUCAN - The Lucan Irish have found out what it's like when you slip into cruise Control. After building a 4-0 lead Wednesday 'night, the Irish idled their engines and watched as the visitlftg Port Stanley Lakers came back and managed to tie the Irish 5-5 in Western Ontario Junior 'D' Hockey League action. Friday's game with the host Al- virtston Flyers was cancelled due to the bad weather. Lucan will take on the visiting Mitchell Hawks tonight at 8:15 p.m. Led by west division leading scorer Mark Redden, the Lakers, although theyhave played a few more games, are in- contention with the Irish and Exeter Hawks for the lead. tr , Last season was Port Stanley's first after being away from junta' hockey for eight years. Coach /tick Sutherland said his team were last a year o and now wary to change itp c want (to from worst to first," said Slllthel Following a scoreless first period - Wedneeeday. the Irish built * com- mending 4-0 lad. Rookie*Je emy Jana got his first of two just 3:24 into no�ond period and a minute later Neil made k 2-0. • "We had a lot game wires siaoun�andpickd r �eece- man started taking chances," said Sutherland. Neil made it back-to-back tallies when he put it in the ttoopp coater past Port Stanley's Bill Hems. Jernec backhanded one into the net to make it 4-0 before the Lakers came to life. Jeff Collard walked in alone on Dan Jenken to start the comeback. "I kind of gave than a hard time between the second and third peri- od and we went back to oar game pian," said Sutherland. Port Stanley came out strong in the third period, crowding- Jenkin and making 114-2 on Rob Branlon's goal. Exeter got one back as Muir scored off the face off. Trevor Parish let go with one from the top of the circle to give the Lakers a little more life. A pow- erplay situation let Parish get his second and with just 1:20 left in tion Trevor Collins soared on a lfJng shot off a two -on -one stun, tion. "Iwas ' •-toget the 1debut I w di .•: , , . rt d we ," s:iid Su • Times -Advocate, January 18, 1991 Scorer - Mike Ghesquiere of the host Langton Thunderbirds from the east division slipped one past Lu - can's Bob Szabo of the west during the 12th annual all-star garne Saturday night in Langton. Hawks having troubles with Lakers EXETER - It act ara%s thou the Port Stanley LL.a kErs are jus too much for the Exeter Hawks. Friday night they beat the locals 6-2: The two teams have met five had a little help during the night. , of goals and an assist with singles "Their defencemen blocked a lot to Shawn R6ddick and Shane of shots and he didn't have to make Whiteside. that many saves," said Shackleton In the second period Exeter went who was given a ten-minute mis- up 7-0 before Ardis got one past times this season, the Lakers win- conduct for shooting the puck-. McCann. Scaring in the second ning four of them. against the boards after the whistle frame for the Hawks mer Shayne "Right now it seems all Port. had gone. Robinson, Jeff Dalrymple, Scou Stanley has to do is throw their Port Stanley's leading scorer-Schiede1 and Jason Heywood. Mark Redden made it 3-1 at the Exeter's Mark Reid got a little too and of the second as he finished off • Diose to, Alvinston netminder Dan a nice passing combination. Early Davey with 47 seconds left in the in the third Parish got his second second period. Davey had the puck which saw Fratarcangeli head to in his glove and Reid tried to dig it the bench. out and was jumped upon by two Paul Satchel scored on McCann Flyers. and Jeff Collard got one through Two separate fights broke out, the five -hole to make it 6-1. Shack- the other involving bell. Referee leton's tally came on the powerplay. Bill Wave gave the four players • "We weren't ready for this game, . two minute minors and ten minute we were dead," said Shackleton. misconducts. He wrote it up on the Hawks 9, Alvinston 4 game sheet as inciting, but none It looked more like a practice in were hit with a game suspension. the . opening period as the host John Rooseboom and Jamie Hawks --ar.sily beat the Alvinston Tomes scored in the third period. Flyers 9-4 last Tuesday night. Tomes, a defenceman showed why Just 5:54 into the contest Bell re- he has the nickname 'Turbo' as he leased a quick snapshot from 18- raced into the Flyers' end, put a feet out. Andrew Barton made it 2- couple of good moves on the de - 0 only 37 seconds later. Exeter fencemen and scored on Davey's headed into the first intermission I stick side. up by three when Jim Dickins con- nected with only 24 seconds left in the period. Penalties hurt the home team as Alvinston scored three of their four goals on the powerplay, the other coming shorthanded. Scou Ardis led the 'Flyers' offence with a pair sticks on the ice and beat us. It's like a jinx," said Hawks coach John Kernick. The score was no indication of how the game went as the Hawks missed several good chances. However, their goaltending was shakey. Dean Fratarcangeli started and was replaced_ by Clint McCann early in the third period The only scoring in the first pe- riod came when Trevor Parish .let a hard shot go which Fratarcangeli seemed to get a piece of. It was 2- 0 for the visitors on Rich Jones' backhander before Doug Clark pulled his team to within one. "One other game we played Port Stanley and I thought we played good enough to win," said Ker - nick. Clark's shot hit goalie Ed Moore and went in behind him. Earlier, Moore was sh4en up when John Bell blasted a shot that hit Moore in the facemask. Derek Shackleton - who scored the other Exeter goal said Moore Lines from Lucan Lanes nig Dale's Barbershop Closed for holidays Jan. 21 to Feb. 7 r. 5 Page 11 Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard January 9 4 game winenrs Estelle Chalmers Part McKnight Alva Heywood Howard Johns Wm. Baechler S games e Hodgert Hu McKay Grace Elsie ' January 10 4 games Beatrice Richardson Lloyd Lovell Mabel McKnight 427 417 383 377 319 294 202 199 297 246 208 Hensall Arena Events Wed., Jan. 16 '2:30- 3:30 p.m. Moms & Tots 5:30 p.m. Hensall • Mirror Hockey Thurs., Jan. 17 5 - 7 p.m. Ringette 7 - 8 p.m, - Zurich Flyers 8 - 9:20 p.m. - RQc Hockey 9:30 - 11 p.m. -64th Centenaries Fri., Jan. 18 4:15 p.m. - Figure Skating 7:30 p.m. - Sherwoods 8:30 p.m. - Open Ice Sat., Jan. 19 10 a.m. -12:50 p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey 1 - 2:20 p.m. - Public Skate 3:00- 3:50 p.m. Ringette 6:00 p.m. - Open Ice Sun., Jan. 20 1:00 - 2:50 p.m. - Public Skate 3 - 6:50 p.m. -'Ringette 7 - 8:50 p.m. - Midgets & Elma Logan 9;00 p.m. - Open Ice Mon., Jan. 21 5:30 p.m.- Hensall Minor Tues., Jan. 22 4:15 p.m. - Figure Skating 8:00 p.m. - Broomball This advertisement sponsored by: at Bank of Montreal 99 King St., Hensel) 262-2524 F.--1 By Gleno Tripp LUCAN - Congratu- lations to Pete Smith - and John Kohut who combined their scores to achieve a total of 1495" for three games. This was 226 over their average. By doing so well they won the High -Low Doubles tournament held at Lucan Lanes on Sunday, January 13, 1991 and will bowl again in Hamilton at the Sherwood Lanes on February 23, 1991. The High -Low Doubles Tournament is sponsored by Hiram Walkers' Special Old. Congratula- tions also to all other High -Low pacts on their great effort. You boMed well just to get to this tour- nament. Two other notes of interest: Pete Smith recently rolled a 419 single and Bob Smith bowled a 943 triple, his second 900 triple this bowling season. Also on Sunday. January 13. 1991, the monthly meeting of the Mid Elgin 5 Pin Bowlers Associa- tion, hosted by Lucan Bowlers As- sociadon was held at Hoolegahs' Roadhouse in Lucan. Members of the executive were able -to enjoy a delicious brunch as well as settle the business, old and new, of the bowlers in our zone. 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