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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-02-05, Page 15• Pipe 23 Matthews scores four In 7-2 win By Aid &MU 4-UCAN - There este tidy two Slings you have so brow to win hockey games: put the puck in the other team's net, cad teep it out of yours. 'Wednesday right the Lucan Irish did both very well as they routed the visiting Lambeth Lamers 7-2 in OHA Development League hockey action. Second -year rightwigger Stove Mauhew, scored four goals and Bob Szabt, allowed just a pair of first penod goals before shutting the Lancers down for two solid pe- riods. A year ago, Matthews did not sec a lot of ice time. But Wednesday he netted his 16th goal of the season. "I've got more confidence," -said a pleased Matthews. Alter the Lancers took a 2-0 first penod lead, Matthews teamed with linemates Jon McEachern and Ja- son Wilson to tie the score. "On the first -couple of goals, McEachern and =Wilson werework- ing in the comers. There's size and quickness," he said of his mates. Wilson also had a four point night as he scored onee and set up three more. McEachem, the centre on the line, had three assists. Also scoring for Lucan were Jeremy Je- mec and Keith Robson with his fust of the season. Lucan coach Ken Needham said all of his forwards are capable of scoring the big goals but noted that Wilson and Matthews were due to break out of what he called a malni.ng in the penod. Early in the third and again on the powerplay,. Ray Cousineau banged in a pass from Ryan for his team -leading 28th goal of the sea- son. The goal restored Exeter's • three -goal lead and the Hawks managed two more in the victory. Also notching goals for the locals was Vandenberk, Paul Manders and Ryan. Exeter 9, Seaforth 5 A four -point night from veteran Schiedel helped the Hawks to a 9-5 victory over the Centennaires in Exeter Friday night, in what turned out to be a very physical contest. Referee. -Dave Whaley handed out over 130•arinutes • in penalties dur- ing .the contest which eventually saw three players ejected and sever- al members of the Centennaires leave the game injured. Continued on page 24. slump. "We expected a lot out of him (Matthews), he's capable of doing well," said Needham. After Matthews got his first on the night. Needham left the line on the ice and they quickly responded with another. The geology paid off again in the third with back-to-back goals, one by Matthews and the other from Wilson. "YeuWe -got--the-adrenalin -going after you score, you might as well stay out there," said Matthews. Needham said it was just the cer- tain situation at the time which prompted him to leave McEachem, Wilson and Matthews on the ick. "The first time it was early in the shift. It depends on how long they've been out there." Score quickly: Lambeth, in a fight for third spot in the west divi- sion with the Exeter Hawks, got two quick goals to star the game. Defenceman Scott Forester con- nected and it was 2-0 when Lucan's Andy Ross was sent (therpenahy box for hitting behind and Lancers' Tom Walker responded with a powerplay goal. "We never come out flying and I've never been able to figure that out," said Needham of his team's slow start. He also said he hoped his team hati shaken the January blahs. - Needhani had a lot of p.aise for Szabo who appears to be Lucan's bread-and-butter if they want to beat out the Mitchell Hawks for first place. Szabo was not spectacular on Wednesday but he did play the an- gles perfect and' was not timid in coming out of his net and playing: the puck. Lucan made it five wins in a row on Saturday when they travelled to Mt. Brydgtes and returned with a 4- 3 win. Paul Woodburn led the +ef- fbtce with a pair with singles to Wilson and Matthews. ITS NOT LRCE TO USED TO BE -BUT THEN IT NEVER WAS I'd like to see the pupil- -teacher ratio Slanged -so that future eighth grade graduates can read, write, spell, parse, speak in com- plete grammatically correct sentences, and have at least as much mathematical abili- ty as their grandparents had at that age. That ain't askin' too much, is it? BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Highway 84 North Hensall 262-2020 262-2626 9inrrHome Con fort !&op1 * LENNOX heetIng and cooling, electronic afr cleaners, humidifiers and parts. * GLOWCORE heating boilers * HOOVER central vac -Systems • Gas & Propane fireplaces. * SOLD * INSTALLED * SERVICED* * Custom sheet metal work. Git rhoLa.. Exeter Hawks .Two exciting hom€ games this weekene Fri. Feb. 7 Hawks vs Lucan 8:30 p.m. at the Rec Centre Sat., Feb. 8 Hawks urs Mitchell 8:30 p.m. at the Rec Centre 1 INCLUDES 0 • SP() NTS— ltnles Advocate February 5, 199? Sports shorts Celebrity Bowl on Sunday in Zurich ZURICH leery 1aniioo. quarterback of UR London Hent eaters of the (-4w14d4al1 Junto, Football League will IK otic of the sports celebrities at tilt year's Big Brothers -Big Sister, Bowl For Millions. Sunday's event, the associa- tion's major fundraiser, will once again be held at the Town and Counliy Bowling lis in Zu- rich from 1-5 p.m. Lamport was third in the na- tion for passing completing 122- of-216of r 1676 yards. Also on hand will be one of his favourite targets, wide receiver Jeff Beraz- nik, an all -Canadian who had 52 catches for 905 yards and eight touchdowns. - -In addition, Wes ern lelusttuigs coach Larry Haylor confined that members of the 1990 Vanier Cup champion football squad will also be helping raise money. Among the celebrities taking part will ,he CFPL-TV weather- man Jay Campbell and Exeter Mayor Bruce Shaw. Baseball clinic HURON PARK - Spring Tram alp lt$)) will begin on Monday at o:"it) pin. al the Huron Yak Recreation Complex tot baseball players aura 1 i -2O years old. I'layen Loan Huron Count) and North Middlesex who want Ut yet a )utitp start on the upeont tl• season are welcome to attend. The complex is big enough to hold infield trills and a batting The sessions which cost $2.50 per night, 'reining conducted by Brad Oregus and Al Gates. Edge Colonials - -E-XE ER - lln tlrtir t n1yloune of the week, the Exeter Molting Hawks edged Grand Bend Colo- nials 5-4 in oldtimers hockey ac- tion. Ron Moore led the winners with two goals while Ernie Ahr- nes, Brian Hodgins and Eric Finkbeiner also amneeted:..As- sisung were Bob Mcl)orutld and Ken Hergntaun with two and Bob Jones. 'I lie Molting Hawks hosted Clinton on Monday, travelled w Zurich "Tuesday and Saturday head to London to lace Bridge Slope. Pacers split games PT. STANLEY - A balanced scoring attack aaw the Huron Park Pacers top Pt. Stanley 6-4 in Western Ontario Women's Hoek- ey League action on Friday. Scaring for the winners were Jayne Rowe, Lynne Farquhar, - -Mary -McKillop; Theresa McGee, Tina Campbell and Yvonne Wells. Bonnie Caldwell picked up the win in net. - On Sunday, the Pacers were blanked 5-0 by the London Dev- ilettes. Hawks winning streak reaches four By Ray Lewis EXETER - With only five games remaining in their OHA Develop- ment league regular season, the Ex- eter Hawks are in high gear. A win over ML Brydges at home last Tuesday, followed by back-to- back victories in Exeter against the Seaforth Centennaires Friday and Saturday, have the locals firmly set in third spot in the western divi- sion. "Things are starting to come to- gether at just the right time," said coach John Kernick. "We're get- ting some confidence at home and you can see the guys -have a little differs attitude... Coupe that with a long home stand and you've got a team that has gone 7-2-1 in their last ten . games, and are unbeaten since the all-star break with a perfect 4-0 record. "We hadu:t been playing very well at home all season," admitted Kernick. "We needed to build some confidence before the playoffs :so " home ; ice .advantage will mean something." Recently acquired centre John O'Hara and goaltender Jason Buke- la both proved to be factors during last Tuesday's win, as did the re - tum of veteran winger Jim Dickins. Dickins, at 6'1" and 185 lbs. was a scoring threat all night long and showed he hasn't lost his touch by denting the twine midway through the first period He feels the pros- pects for this year's squad are good and is jusrhoping to contribute. "I've been playing some hockey all year long so' I'm not too ,out of shape," said Dickins. "I was sur- prised to get a regular shift but it felt really good to get back out there." Exeter still has one players card left, but according to both Kernick and Hawks president Al Quinn, they may not excercise it. "We think we're pretty solid for the playoffs," said Quinn. "So we may not bother using it at all.... Exeter 7, Seaforth 4 In a rematch of -Friday -night's game the Hawks p&werplay proved the difference as they skated to a 7- 4 win. Exeter took advantage of three consecutive powerplay oppor- tunities which proved to be the dif- ference in the game. Trailing 1-0 early in the first peri- od, Doug Clark opened the scoring for Exeter as he tucked home a pass from Dan Ryan after Scott Schiedel dug the puck loose. The teams then traded goals in the second just 35 seconds apart be- fore Shayne Robinson scored the Hawks' first powerplay tally at 16:12. With Seaforth's Jeff Pogson off for hooking, Clark stole the puck inside the Centennaire blue - line and centred to Robinson who deked out goaltender Jason Pethick before throwing the puck into the net. Three -minutes later, Exeter took the titan advantage again when Pogson returned to the penalty box for cross-checking. Schiedel man- aged to tip home a shot from the point by defenseman Steve Van- denberk with only 39 seconds re - Exeter Hawk framed Shame Robinson had Seaforth goaltender Dana Duskocy rght where he wanted Friday night. Robinson took a breakaway pass from Andrew Barton and converted it into a second period goal as the Hawks went on to rout the Centennaires 9-5 in Exeter. Mirror hockey scoreboard Stephen OMANte January 29 Stephen 4 Gcdench I 0 Goals: Jeff Glover (2), yTun Momucy (2) Assists: Tim Morrissey, Nick Pfaff. Greg Madrid(3 Shatont: Tam Carnor -ob iary 1 Stephen 8 - Brussels 3 Gorda: Rob Morrissey (3). Tun Morns say. Tam Career. Nick Plaits -Darryl Par sats, Gana Headrick Aides: Jdf Glover ). Darryl Parsons (2). Jain Ratan (2), Tim Morrissey (3). Rob Morrissey, Troyer Fsbrumy t S�apiaa Mesi 4 - 4 Gaa1r. Raaaa Witaon (3). writes MIME tiichadt.. r i Filk iii' Bird r Bt :....`hen Twp. at9015, February 1 Stephen 4 - Hama 3 Goals: Brent Tatars (3), Brian Duron Assists: litany Pfaff, Bean Duos. Cal detaaae, Ban Parsons February t Stephen 2 - Goderich (, Goats: Bean Dime. }{coy Pfaff Alta: Hinny Pfaff Stephen Novice Wogs ,. • January 28 Brussels 0 - SNOW 7 Goals: Jeremy VsstBergen (2), Shawn Sherwood (2), Greg Craven. Jell Fink - beiser. Jdf Railings Mita: Jeremy Walkman (2). Gni Ga vin (3). Jeff hokbeiaer(2). Darcy Masa . iii ialn (2), Bwydei Lad (2). J.R, Davie karma 1 - Bothwell wttrasmdu Meat Brydgee 3 - Stlitphet Twp. 4 Goals: Jeff Roiliaas..Bnema Swckkcss. Shawn Sherwood, Adam McCann Alts: Adaatlileves,loamy VeaBer ear, Gan Gwen. Jeff Bukhara Gime 42 Bothwell 1 - Stephan Twp. 5 Goals: Jeff Fiakbeiaer (3), Bryan Stuck - less. Gag Gwen MIME Jeff Fiakbeiaer (21. Adam Glavin (2), J.R. 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