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Times Advocate, 1991-02-06, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, February 6, 1991 SPORTS FratgrQangeli gets shutout Hawks split weekend games By Fred Groves EXETER - Dean Fratarcanpli turned away 28 shots Friday night as the Exeter Hawks blanked the visiting Mitchell Hawks 5-0 in Western Cpntario Junior 'D' hockey west division action. The next night Exeter wasn't as fortunate as they lost a 6-5 over- time decision to the visiting Sea - forth Centennaires. Exeter's record now stands at 23-8-2 with just sev- en games left It was the first shutout for Fra- tarcangeli this year and the fust time Exeter was able to keep the opposition off the scoreboard. Despite being hampered by inju- ries, Exeter built a 2-0 lead in the first period and increased it to 4-0 after 40 minutes. Veteran Derek Shackleton scored twice and add- ed an assist with goals to Harlen Tinney, J.P. Cousineau and John Bell. In the opening period Mitchell's Steve Murray buzzed around the Exeter net, but Fratarcangeli was able to fend him off. The biggest save of the night, at either end of the rink, came in the second peri- od when Mitchell's Don Wood- house picked up the puck at centre ice and had a very long breaka- way. Fratarcangeli got his glove up by his pad and made the big save. "It was a long time coming," said the all-star goalie. "I don't think I got one last year. The team played well in front of me." Last year, Fratarcangeli was ore of the top goalies in the league but wore the green and white of the Lucan Irish. Although the idea of the shutout was on his mind, Fratarcangeli said it didn't start worrying about it until late in the game. "I didn't really start thinking about it until halfway through the third period." In the dressing room after the game, he said teammate Mark Reid's lucky killer B's shirt might have helped. Quick goal: Exeter got on the board just 56 seconds into the game when Bell blasted one from the point that beat Mitchell goalie Joe It was almost 2-0 when Scott Schiedel had a good chance from a close range. Cosuineau gave Exeter a two goal lead at the 14:05 point when he was on the receiving end of a nice pass from Doug Clark. He was standing at the side of the net and fed it to Cousineau who one -timed it. In the first period, the Hawks were a little timid going into the corners in their own end but picked up that part of their game later in the contest. "We told them to win the battle on the boards," said Exeter coach George Pratt, Jr. "We're going to have to be physical in the playoffs." There were no penalties in the opening period and when referee Paul Petrie whistled the fust one in the second, Exeter cashed in. Harlen Tinney caught Harris way out of the net and without a stick. Exeter's first penalty didn't hurt as Shackleton got his fust shorthanded tally of the season. Harris was injured when Schiedel was speared in front of the net, spun around, and hit Harris with his stick. Steve Soeder came in and al- lowed a third period goal to Shack- leton. "We bounced back well after our game against Lucan. The mood was more relaxed," said Pratt of Exet- er's 3-1 loss to the Irish Wednes- day. No zip: Exeter looked like a to- tally different team Saturday as they held a two goal led in the sec- ond period and watched as the Cen- tennaires rallied back. With just 1:13 left in regulation play, Hawks' Cousineau went to the penalty box for high sticking. Sea - forth pulled their goalie for the ex- tra attacker and with two seconds left Blair Beuermann'tied it up. With time running out in the five- minute overtime, Exeter -pulled their goalie and Ted Sibs re- directed a high shot which man- aged to find its way into the net. After the game Exeter coach John Kanick said his team had nothing to lose since the loser or an over- time game gets a point anyway. "We're looking at standings. Why not o for the-iwo points, we had nothing to lose," said Kernick. Sills and Beuermann led the Sea - forth attack with two goals each with singles to Kory Dietz and Paul McLlwain. "February is the wron* time of the year to come up with a bad game," said Kernick. For Exeter, Reid, Andrew Bar- ton, Cousineau, Jason Heywood and Paul Manders scored. The Hawks spent a lot of time in the penalty box taking a total of 84 minutes compared to just 18 by Seaforth. In the second period, Ex- eter's Bell and Shackleton were both ejected for abusive language to the official. That seemed to take a little steam out of the home team. "It took two or our best players off the ice," said Kenrick. Goalie Clint McCann also was given a misconduct at the end of the game for voicing his concerns to referee Cladue Daw. All three players have been suspended for two games. The Hawks will have a short bench for the next couple of con- tests as the trio will join mjured Jim Dickins, Shayne Robinson and Steve Vandenberk on the sidelines. Hawks happenings: Brothers Jeff and David Dalrymple got a lot of ice time late in the game and the two big defencemen did a good job...With nicknames like 'Beagle' (Mark Reid), "Chuck -Dog' (Corey Colhoun) and 'Peanut' (Paul Mand- ers) what else could you call that trio but the 'Canine Line'...Hawks see action next on Friday when they travel to Seaforth for a re- match with the Centennaires. VS. Tied up - Scott Schiedel, right; of the Exeter Hawks tries to get at idle puck during Friday's game against Mitchell. Exeter blanked the visitors 5-0 in Junior 'D' hockey action wpm Irish take big division lead PORT STANLEY - Strong goal- tendin* and a pumped offence re- sulted m the Lucan Irish winning a pair of weekend Western Ontario Junior D' hockey games. Friday in Alvinston, they blanked the Flyers 9-0 and the fol- lowing night travelled to Port Stanley where they defeated the tough Lakers 4-1. In their last three. games, the Irish have outscored their oppo- nents 16-2. Lucan has sits atop of the west division standingswith 54 points, eight more than the sec- ond place Exeter Hawks. Against the Flyers, Lucan built a 3-0 first period lead on goals by Greg DePrest, Greg Muir and Ja- mie Pearce. Muir had a big *ame as he had four points, includmg a pair of goals. In the second period the Irish took_advantage of a nine -minute Dan Jenken ...second shutout powerplay and exploded for six thud period goals. Alvinston's Der- ek Medeirof picked a fight with Lu - can tough guy Todd Hayter but Hayter backed off. Lucan filled the net as Pearce, Muir, Jason Wilson, Andy Ros, Derek Greenlee and Steve Mat- thews connected. Goalie Dan Jenk- en picked up his second shutout of the season. The game in Port Stanley was a little tougher as the score was tied 1-1 after the fust frame. DePrest opened the scoring but Rich Jones evened the count. In the second Kevin Leitch made it 2-1 and DePrest gave the visitors a two -goal margin after 20 minutes. DePrest with his third, an empty- peor rounded out the scoring. nob Szabo' playet> a *tint gfiMe Lucan �e�t . , , s „ Boyvling news Jeromkin, Scramble - Exeter goalie Clint McCann had lots of help on Wednesday from defencemen David Dal- rymple (4) and Larry Lewis (2) on this play but the Lucan Irish won the Junlor '0' game 3-1. Lucan -Exeter regular season series tied at two_ games LUCAN - Game four of the Lu - can Irish and Exeter Hawks regular season series was held here Wednesday with the Irish winning 3-1. Two of the best Western Ontario A Junior 'D' west division hockey clubs will meet for the fifth and final time on Febru- ary 19 in Exeter. Following Wednesday's win, the re- nes is tied at two games each. The win saw Lucan jump into a five -point lead in the division ahead of the Port Stanley Lakers and the Hawks. Less than two minutes into the game, Lucan's Greg DePrest hit the post but 20 seconds later he set up lin- emate Jeremy Jemec. The rookie was standing all alone at the side of the net waiting for DePrest's pass. Exeter came back and tied it up on a powerplay goal from Derek Shackleton. Doug Cl�nfired a rick over to him and he easily beat is Bob Szabo with a backhander. Clark scored the winner in overtime the ,last time the two team's met. Exeter won that one 4-3. Lucan headed into the first break up by a goal when Tim Hayter scored at the midway paint of the open- , ing period from Jenner and DePrest. The trio make up one of the premiere lines in Jun- ior 'D' hockey. When asked if they were perhaps cher, best, Lucan Coach Ken Needham said, "I don't know if it's that good but it's one of the best." Jason Wilson made it 3-1 in the second period on a powerplay effort from Jamie Pearce and Brian Schuyler. Wilson almost made it 4-1 when he blasted a long shot which Exeter goalie Clint McCann knocked down. 14e played well, he made some good saves," said Needham of McCann. As expected from two good1teams, there were sev- eral good chocks. Only two players were ejected from the game for fighting. Jamie Pearce from Lucan and Exeter's Paul Manders wrestled in the third period. Although they didn't drop the gloves, referee Paul Petrie stili gave them game misconducts. "There wasn't any great body checks. It wasn't as rough as it could have been but it was a good tough game," said Needham. Lucan's Darren Neil was briefly shaken up as he was on the receiving and of a good check by John Be 1. Jon McEachem was hurt late in the _ as the b1'g Irish forward suffered what was p silly a aepa�ntted shoulder. By Ron Dann ZURICH - Teresa Jeromkin and Dave Groot won the ladies and men's divisions of the Labatt's Blue Light Sun Bowl, Zurich 5 Pin Association three game pins over average Blue Light Zone rolloffs Sunday at Town and Country Lanes. Jeromkin, from the Thursday mixed league, bowled 214 and 283 in her first two games, to take a commanding 157 pins, over her 170 average, lead, then coasted to an easy ladies division victory with a solid 183 third game and 170 pins total over. Groot, from the Thursday mixed league, used the same early lead strategy with 286 and 210 games, for 134 pins over his 181 average, before sealing the men's division win with another 213 game and 166 total pins over. Due to more ladies than men having enured the 250 entry Blue Light league qualifying round, the two Zunch Association mixed teams will be composed of three la- dies and two men each. Both teams will now represent the Zurich As- sociation in the Blue Light Region- al round March 10 at St. Thomas lanes. Kathy Orr, Monday ladies Groot win divisions league, with 123 pins over her 109 average, Patricia Palen, Thursday mixed, with 119 pins over her 186 average and Rick Joad, Tuesday men's, with 91 pins over his 149 average, will join Jeromkin and Groot on the first team. Second team members will be Joyce Morden, Wednesday ladies, 119 pins over her 133 average, marraret Moody. Monday ladies, 113 pins over her 109 average, Laurie Stanlake, Wednesday ladies, 100 pins over her 144 average, Rick Brydon, Friday mixed, ,17 Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, January 30 3 fame winners Hugh McKay Ruby Beaver Estelle Chalmers Mabel McKnight 4 games Harold Davis Clara Harris John Rowe Thursday, January 31 4 games Lloyd Lovell Helen Daniel Marbel �upight Harold M. Bixenga Wilms Davis Olive Tindall, 2264 228 206 421 387 369 366 364 340 224 475 469 459 453453 pins over his 145 average and Klaus Jeromkin, Thursday mixed, with 82 pins over his 189 average. The two Zurich Association Lev- el One and Two coaches, as certi- fied by the Canadian Five Pin Bowlers Association (C.F.P.B.A.), for the two teams are Gary Huston and Frank Palen. The winning regional Blue Light team will advance to the Blue Light Provincial Sun Bowl Cham- pionship April 13 in an Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) designated city. Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY NITE LADIES R Devils - Sandra Dickers 648, Alley CAts - Agnes Wilkrt 598, Town & CowR- try Hilda VVsderhoeck 567, Happy Gant - Sherrie Edwards 631, Roadrom- mere 11 - Mier Faber 516, Packers - Moma Kr* 667, Silly Six - Lawlor Jaw 572, Pe ors - Rose Regia 354, Odds 'A' EA* - Joyce Bailey 641, Strikes A Mrs. - Heather Forrest 379, Jolly Six - Edna Me7ke 587, High Single • S.A6a Dkkrri 790, High Average - Sandra Dkkert 215A. TUESDAY MENS siva & Shirai - Ron Dann 721, Fami- ly 4&ir • Roger Ward 594, Newcorrwrs Smith Sr. 619, Dashdt Too - Ldwv Leo saw 579,saLate Monuments** 674, Hlgs - John Vanderib rk 511, Wrecking Grew - 0111* Edwards 690, Rockets - Jim Bedard 618, 1110 Single - Jim Smith 365, High Triple • Tony Bedard 789, High Average • ROA Dann 215. MONDAY GRAND BEND SENIORS Nola Taylor 412, Olive Webb 343, Dorothy Coming 420, Annie Morena 510, Loma Drake 437, Clsyto. Louie 390, Ron Dna 628. PINEVIEW PARK GROUP Mark Hodson 503, Allen Stewart 455, Rods Alias 457, bob L.eSotder 632, Ken Nomon 519. 11,$. - Bob LaSowder 231, Marie Huolgen301. TUESDAY C.A.P. Jo* Fahr* 100, Dae Grab 108, Pettey Cas 50, Skits newel 131, Dos Nes* 90. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES LEAGUE Lois Seel 487 Oat Beards 479, Dor- othy kisser 492 Marion Dakar 413, sy WHO Xek28, Liam. Barr 385, H1. Shirley Wright 210, H.S. • Theresa aw IV. WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Pk Ufa • Pat Radrea 579, Wieryld Thinkers - Dow Wilier 516, Alley Kate - Shoos Lege rwerf 556, Nitre: eke - Joys Hilum 5M, Holly Nablus - Marge Roberti 561, Blare Lbw - Belly Datars 557. High Single • Joyce HilGraw 286, High Triple • Pat Redman 687, High Average - Joyce Hillman 188. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Al Hargreaves 604, Sally Poster 583, Olt Dighton 576, Edith McCall 510, Bob McCall 505, Nancy Louth 488, Frank Al- len 454, Bill Gress 450. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE Thorns Thiel 301, Gerrie Fleischaoa 280, Freida Moore 281, Lyda Gander 279, John Lillie 360, Austin Harman 333, Laird lacobe 273, 11 S. - John Lillie 207, Lyda Candie 166. THURSDAY NOTE MIXED LEAGUE Gotterbuatsrs - Gary Stephau 513, A Team - Louise Joints 642, Try Hardt • Chris Liukchild 684, Strike Force - Vow !growth' 585, G.MD., - Leroy Meloche 644, Odd Couples - Bev Cretan 638. FRIDAY NOTE MIXED LEAGUE Hot Shots - Brian Sanders 282.702, Humdingers •. Ross Mothers 218-602, Nosh Puppies - Dick Bedard 237-670, Family Ties • Deb Overhotl 208-605, Ramblers • Doris Hamillos 226.594, Dir. ty Dozen • Jim Jarrett 244-331. SATURDAY YBC Bantams • 3 games: Shaw Dwcharme 383, Heath Palen 381, Mandy Smith 378, Ryon Morrison 377, Suess Fewest 361, Snort Wilcox 348, Shawn Wilier* 346, Jonathon Hardy 344, Nathan ZwrnermaA 340. Peewees and Snorts - 2 games: Ashke Liedalrild 188, leansfrr Hardy 179, Sta- cey BlasoA 179, Scott Forrest 178, Lemma Erb 172, ionto Palau 168, Der- ek Docharmt 162. SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN Zaklch 118 pit. w. Loos 12 pts Bev Creges 609, Patti AAA Dkkert 601, Jean Damn 592. brick H 22 pia. rs. rah 8 p , ! Hillman 661, Betty Doors J855 Donna Webster 547. SATURDAY MENS INTIERTOWN Zwick 31 /les. w. Seaton* 17 pts. Ron Dna 1166, Luke Monuments** 1101, Gary Huston 1064, HS. • Ram Dao 308.