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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-12-11, Page 20Paps 20 Times -Advocate, December 11, 1991 Wilting Hawks win four straight at tournament PORT COLBOURNE - The Ex- eter Molting Hawks travelled here on the weekend and won the cham- pionship game of arttlipldtimers Tournament, going undefeated in four games. They opened on Saturday morn- ing with a 6-1 win over Pelham. Er- nie Ahrens and Bruce Boyd netted two goals each with singles to Bob Jones and Don McConnery. Randy Gilfillan had three assists with one each to Bob McDonald, Walt Tiedeman, Jack Chipchase and Brian Hodgins. Game two saw them tie Port Col - bourne 4-4 in which Gilfillan, Mur- ray Little, Ahrens and Bruce Boyd scored. Scou Burton, Jones, Hod- gins, Tiedeman, Gilfillan, McDo- nald and Eric Finkbeiner each had an assist. That win was followed by a 5-1 win over Rexdale where Ahrens led the offence with a pair of gels with singles from Gilfillan, McConnery and Bruce Boyd. McDonald had three assists with Gilfillan and Burton also assisting. It was Exeter and Rexdale in the final and after building a 4-0 lead the Molting Hawks hung on to a 4- 3 win. Little, Ahrens, Gilfillan and McConnery scored while Burton, Boyd and McConnery assisted. Goalie Glen Stire was sharp all weekend making several key saves. In regular play last week, Exeter beat London Leafs 4-2 with goals from Bob Parsons, Jones, Gilfillan and McDonald. This week they hosted Goderich and travel to Lambeth on Thursday. Smiles and waves were plentiful from the Exeter Mohawks Booster Club as they entered a float in the Santa Clause Parade on Saturday. The Booster Club is having a food drive on Sun- day at the arena during the Mohawks game against Strathroy. Payne powers Mohawks By Fred Groves EXETER - Just who is this guy wearing No. 22 for the Exeter Mo- hawks? He was what you might call a fringe player last year but this Win- ter Greg Payne has already gotten five goals. Sunday night he scored twice to lead the Mohawks to a 3-2 South- ern Counties Senior 'A' hockey win over the Dorchester Dolphins. The victory saw the locals up their record to 11-3. Sunday they will take their eight game winning streak against the visiting Strathroy Sharks. Payne didn't see a lot of ice time last year but he is in beuer shape not only physically but mentally. "I'm coming to the rink more. I have a different schedule at work, I just hope things keep going up," said Payne. He has a scoring streak going, connecting at least once now in the last three games. "Everytime I come to the rink I want to score," he said. Following a scoreless first peri- od, Tim Duff scored for the ns just 40 seconds into nd frame but Payne tied it up a long wrist shot that handcuffed Dorchester goalie Chris Molloy. "I was in the slot and he stopped it and then it went in," said a sur- prised Payne. • Rookie Scott Pfaff gave the Mo- hawks a 2-1 lead when he pounced on a rebound off a shot by Jeff Warren and then Payne notched what proved to be the winner. He was left wide open in the slot and stepped in and buried one into the mesh. "They weren't pretty goals. If I wasn't in to it [mentally], I wouldn't have shot." Dorchester, a much improved team this year, got one more as Quinn McKnight got one past Mo- hawk goalie Rick Pikul. Exeter's veteran hetminder came into Sunday's game with a 2.82 goals against average and a .903 save percentage. "Our goalterider made some de- cent saves and we outshot them," said Mohawks coach Dave Reving- ton. Exeter was shorthanded on the blueline all night as they only had five defenceman dressed and when Dave Wilson was sidelined for a while after a slash to the knee, there were only four. "We're used to playing with six but Richard Hawkins can play back if need be," said Revington. Members of the Exeter and McCurdy Public school boys volleyball teams (above), were locked in a heated bat- tle Friday, as they tied for first In the annual school tournament held in Huron Park. In the final match of the day, Exeter narrowly de- feated McCurdy 15-13 and 15-8 to win the champion- ship. At the girls tournament held at Exeter Public, the home squad with no trouble won the tournament ,as they went undefeated. Duplicate Bridge Wednesday results First Nancy Thomas, Betty Hoyles Second Edith Bowen, John Brintnell Third Robert Drummond, Gil Northey Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall OLF Buy your 1992 Ironwood Golf Membership now. �\ Special rates In effect until Feb. 5/92 THESE PRICES ARE 1991 RATES Man. $503. Lady $385. Man & Wife $803. Weekday Man $385. Weekday Lady $321. Weekday Man & Wife $669. Great Gift Idea REDUCED STUDENT RATE Weekday $214. Full play $257. Chri§tmas Memberships, Pass- ports and Gift Certificates must be picked up prior to Dec. 20 from Gib Dow at 72 Weiliington St., Exeter al IRONWOOD Available in either: twelve 9 holes at $117.70 or Ten 18 hole games at $170 /`\ Al! prices 1 include GST NOW IRONWOOD` GOLF CLUB,,. » mM 235-0707 Nut N * u.3 ON ,. y. .3 Wilson was not only on the re- • ceiving end of the slash, which did not draw a penalty, but he was cross-checked in the head, knock- ing off his helment, again no penal- ty Teammate Paul Barnes however, was given a five minute penalty and a game misconduct in the third period when he got his stick into the face of Dorchester's Scott McDonald. Later in the period, Mohawks centre Jeff Shipley was cut but there was no penalty called. Mohawks 6, Victorians 4 Three goals in 36 seconds saw the Mohawks win their tenth game of the season last Tuesday night. In a re -scheduled game played last Tuesday in Exeter, the Mo- hawks slipped behind early as Don Hudson gave Petrolia a 1-0 lead just 35 seconds into the game. It was 2-0 when Greg McEachern got his first of two. But beginning at 4:37, the Mo- hawks picked their way around the Victorians defence and Joe Scherer scored . followed. by Pfaff and Payne. Andre Prevost connected at 6:01 and the Mohawks were well in front 4-2. Payne got his second in the mid- dle period and another one by Scherer rounded out the Exeter scoring. Mohawks' forward Greg Snyder had two assists. Mohawk moments: ...Forward Gord Brooks is still out- with a shoulder injury. Tuna -Advocate three stars from Sunday's game: 1. Greg Payne 2. Dale Gibbon 3. Scott Pfaff/Rick Pikul. WE CANT AFFORb CHEAP ORANGES With our dollar being sup- ported at around 88 to 89 cents American, imported goods are cheap. Problem is, it has made us net importers of finished goods, and that's bad. 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