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Times -Advocate, March 18, 1992
Wean Kish forward Darren Neil, right; tries to tie up Alvinston
Flyers' defenceman Dean McEachern during Sunday after-
noon's Junior 'D' game in Lucan.
Irish eliminate Flyers, Hayter scores twice
Meet Seaforth Centenalres
In next playoff round
By Fred Groves
LUCAN - Tim Hayter scored two goals and Steve Matthews had three
assists as the Lucan Irish beat Alvinston Flyers 6-2 to clinch the OHA De-
velopment League west division quarter -final series.
Lucan now advances to the semi-finals against the Seaforth Centenaires.
Game One of that series goes Wednesday night in Lucan at 8:15 p.m.
Seaforth put out the Pt. Stanley L.akers and Irish coach Ken Needham
said the Centataires and the Flyers -have their simitatities.
"They are a lot like these guys, clutch and grab," said Needham.
Tim Hayter opened the scoring when he spun around and put it past
Mike Pandur. The Flyers got right back in to it when Lucan goalie Bob
Szabo wandered a little too far out of his net and Jeff Bloomfield scored.
For a five minute span in the first period, and again in the second, the
Irish totally domihated but failed to score.
"The puck just didn't bounce our way," said Hayter.
He returned to the team after Christmas due to conflicts with the team,
but is now showing he belongs.
Needham thought the Irish shauld have had more goals when they con-
trolled the tempo.
"We forced them and their goalie made some big saves."
The visitors went ahead when Greg Casine connected but that would be
thc last puck to go past Szabo, Jason Wilson put a nice move on Pandur 10
tie the score at the end of the first frame.
Pandur who was injured a couple of times during the night, was given a
10 -minute misconduct when he shot the puck at Wilson after the goal.
Defenceman Kevin Leitch got what proved to be the winner when he
blasted a shot from the point for the only goal of the second period.
Less than two minutes into the third period, Hayter made it 4-2. Ed Van-
Kerkoerle hit the post but Darren Neil was there to put it in the net.
Midway through the period, Chris Chater cushioned the Irish lead when
he drilled one from the point which went into the top corner.
• Irish 8, Flyers 3
Greg DePrest had two goals and a pair of assists Saturday afternoon to
Exeter Hawk netminder Jason Bukela comes up with a big save during overtime last Tuesday
night in Exeter while defensemen John Bell does his best to keep a Lambeth forward away
from the rebound. The Hawks eliminated the Lancers in five games on the strength of Ray
Cousineau's goal at 8:20 of overtime.
Move on to play Mitchell
Hawks eliminate Lancers in OT
By Ray Lewis
EXETER - Ray Cousineau's sec-
ond goal of the game at 8:20 of
overtime provided the difference
last Tuesday as the Exeter Hawks
defeated the Lambeth Lancers by a
score of 8-7 in the fifth and decid-
ing game of their best -of -seven
OHA Development League west-
ern division series.
For much of the game the locals
seemed sporadic at best as they
trailed by scores of 5-2 and 7-5 be-
fore finally waking up during the
games latter stages.
"They (Lambeth) arc always a
strong club but we sure made it
hard on ourselves," commented
coach John Kernick after the game.
"I'm just glad it's over."
Trailing 5-2 midway through the
second period, the Hawks stormed
back with three straight goals to tic
the game. But the Lancers struck
for two goals in three minutes early
in the third and it looked like the
series would be shifting back to
Lambeth for game six.
With 2:43 remaining in regula-
tion time, Cousineau fed a perfect
pass to defenseman Nathan Blight
at thc point who blew a shot past
goalie Darryl Bond bringing the
Hawks to within one.
Exeter maintained some strong
pressure and pulled netminder Ja-
son Bukela in favour of the extra
attacker.
With 25 seconds left on the
clock, the Hawks caught a break
forcing a faceoff deep inside the
Lancer zone. Centre Scott Schiedel
won the draw cleanly back to de-
fenseman Jeff Dalrymple, and his
snapshot sent the home crowd into a
frenzy as it found its way past a
startled Bond.
Both goaltenders then put on a
show in the extra period, each snak-
ing some sparkling saves. The bat.
ole remained fairly even until Hawk
defcnscman Steve Vandenberk
aged to slip a pass to Cousineau,
who banged it home for the game
and series winner.
"It felt good to see that one go
in," said Cousineau later. "I saw
the series stat sheet this morning
and figured I'd better get moving."
The 18 -year-old St. Marys prod-
uct was voted an all-star at the end
of the regular season, but had man-
aged just four points of the first
four games against Lambeth. He
doubled his output Tuesday with
two goals and two assists.
"It was nice to see that whole line
do well tonight," added co -coach
George Pratt. as !Monate Dan Ryan
also added a goal and an assist.
The locals have now drawn the
Mitchell Hawks for their second se -
pounced on a loose puck inside the
Lancer blueline. Vandenberk man -
Shuffleboard
Hensall
March 10
6 game winners
Dave Woodward
Pearl McKnight
Dave Kyle
Glen Davison
Jim Davis
John Pepper
Lloyd Lovell
Exeter
Mardi 11
3 game wieners
Joe Gosar
Doris Hackney
Marjorie Hodgen
4 gape whiners
Mabel McKnight
Edna Caldwell
Lloyd Lovell
Pearl McKnight
- Stains wiaaers
Grace Farquhar
Jim Davis
Howard Johns
506
489
457
436
434
422
401
310
261
253
405
293
287
286
434
348
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ries, and it began last night (Tues-
day) in Mitchell with results una-
vailable at press time.
Over the course of the regular
season, Exeter went 1-2-2 against
Mitchell. Game two in the series
will likely go Sunday night in Exet-
er.
Lucan Irish'
Friday - in Lucan, 8 p.m.
Sunday - in Seaforth, 9 p.m.
Wed., Manch 25 - in Lucan
. 8:15 p.m.
Exeter Hawks
Tuesday - in Mitchell, 8:30
Sunday in Exeter
Usbome Minor
Baseball Association
March 25
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Usborne Central School
ANNUAL MEETING
7:30 - 9 p.m.
win the fourth game.
Scott Riddell had a pair with singles from Andy Ross, Chater, Jon
McEachern, and Paul Woodburn. Szabo made 33 saves.
McEachem was given a six -game suspension after he was penalized for
leaving the bench and slapped with a gross misconduct for throwing his
helmet.
Flyers -4, Irish 3
The only win in the series for Alvinston carne on Friday
they won in overtime.
This game lasted nearly four hours and due to a broken
Irish did not return home until the early hours of the momin
Brian Schuyler had a goal and an assist with singles to
Dan Brand.
the 13th when
dowry bus, the
g.
Matthews and
Lucan Minor Baseball
Registration
Saturday March 21 10 - 12 Noon
Wed., March 25 7 - 8 p.m.
Saturday March 28 10 - 12 Noon
Lucan Community Centre
Registration
South Huron Roc Centre
March 28 & April 4
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Fees: $35. per child
$65. - 2 children, $80 family
All registrants bring:
' copy of birth certificate
'small picture
• Health card number
We cannot accept registration
without these
Exeter Centennial Soccer Association
EAST LONDON BOXING
ASSOCIATION &
LUCAN OPTIMIST
presents
10 Bouts of
Amateur Boxing
Lucan Community Centre
Sun., March 22, 2 p.m.
East London vs Livonia Michigan
Featuring
Bob Gnay Jason Gnay Joe Kaak
Ont. Heavyweight Canadian Inter. Ont. Light
Champion Heavyweight Champ Heavyweight
195 lbs. 195 lbs. 178 lbs.
General Admission $5.
Children under 12 accompanied by an adult FREE
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