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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-10-23, Page 15SPORTS Times -Advocate, October 23, 1991 Page 15 Sports snorts Desjardine leads Molting Hawks in win EXETER - The Exeter Molting Hawks split their two oldtimers hockey games this past week as they edged Sarnia 8-7 and lost 8-4 to the London Firebirds. Against Sarnia, Mike Desjardine had two goals with singles from Walt Tiedeman, Brian Hodgins, Ron Moore, Bob Parsons, Bob McDonald and newcomer Murray Little got the winner. In London, Ernie Ahrens, Terry Bourne, Ken Bergmann and Des- jardine were the goal scorers. Exet- er hosted the London Classics Monday night. Reunion game brings back memories Continued from page 13 ha,d plays with Point Edward. ether than Shipley, the 1981-82 team: doesn't play that much body - contact hockey but they do get to- gether. "A lot still play in our Ilderton Rec League and others are in Lon- don," said Wraith. For the 1981-82 team, scoring the goals were Dave Egan, Kevin Hart - wick, Shipley and Keith Hartwick. The only penalty in the game came when Rob Hardy went off for hook- ing very early in the contest and Egan responded with a powerplay goal. "It actually got quite physical," said Wraith of the spirited game. "The game got to be on the line." Hearn was the manager of the 1986-87 team which was coached by Ed Parkinson and he said there doesn't seem to be as many Junior 'D' clubs. "There is more things going on. Flow many Junior 'D' teams have we lost since 1981-82? Now they're all in this arca," said Hearn. Friday's game marked a couple of anniversaries since it is ten years since the first Irish team won and five years since the second team brought the title home and got to ride the fire truck. "We were pleased with the tum - out, we arc already talking about having another one," said Hearn. Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night score First Edith Bowen, John Brintnell Second Jadwiga Barnecka, Wendy Da- nielski Third Dorothy Linton, Marshal Dearing Fourth Robert Drummond, 011 Northey Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall THE BRASS RING ISN'T FASTENED TO ANYTHING. As I understand it, the brass ring was something you tried to grab as you rode around in circles on the car- ousel. If you were success- ful you won a valuable prize - probably another ride on the carousel. Our society has matured, and the brass ring is gone, replaced by lotteries. Have a good ride. BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS CENTRAL MR CONDITION - INC Highway #4 North 262-2020 Hensall 262-2626 Your Home Comfort Peop(.e New fishing regulations TORONTO - The Ministry of Natural Resources will produce an eight -page supplement to its 1991 Sport Fishing Regulations sum- mary, which will list new regula- tions and changes to fishing in On- tario for the 1992 season. All other seasons, catch and possesion limits, and sanctuaries listed in the 1991 Summary will remain the same. Anglers will need to refer to both the 1991 Summary and the shorter, easy-to-use 1992 supplement, so MNR is asking anglers to keep cop- ies of last year's summary. Copies of the 1992 supplement can be obtained through license is- surers or your local MNR office. Mohawks still looking for their first win DORCHESTER - The Exeter Mohawks will be looking for their first win of the 1991-92 Southern Counties Senior 'A' hockey league this weekend as they lost their second game here Friday night. Trailing 3-1 to the Dolphins, the Mohawks were doubled 6-3. This Friday the Mohawks will try to get a little revenge as they travel to Dorchester again and the following night are at the South Huron Recreation Centre for their first home game of the year as they host Ingersoll at 8:30 p.m. The Mohawks got on the board first when Craig Oster combined with Barry Baynham but the Dolphins' captain Rob Tuffin teamed with Howard Hunt for &pair of goals to take the lead. Scott Moser was set up by Rob Brown for two goals and Quinn McKnight clicked as the Dolphins led 5-2 after 40 minutes. Dale Gibbon answered for the Mohawks with assists to Oster and Richard Hawkins. The two teams exchanged goals in the third frame as Greg Snyder scored unassisted for Exeter and Scott Cole got one for the Dol- phins. 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