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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-12-16, Page 13AFT • Stephen Atoms win Regional Silver WINGHAM - Jeff Finkbeiner scored 16 goals and added five assists on ithe•weekendas the Stephen Township' Nasty Boys easily won their divi- sionofthe Regional: Silver Stick -on Sunday. It was a great offensive effort by Finkbciner'but it took an outstanding performance by goalie BJ Theophiloupotos who had the shutout in a 4-0 ifilnal win over Ripley. `site young puckstopper had two shutouts in the ?tournament and al- lowed only four goals. Stephen Township, who will .now head to the International Silver Stick in Forest on Jan. 8-10,:opened with a 14-0 win over'Teeswater'on Thurs- day. Ftnkbeiner:had four tallies in:this-one with threofrom Adam Wilson and two each by Shawn Stuckless:and Danny Mosurinjohn. Aisoscoring Senior 'A' hockey were JR Davies;Shawn Sherwoodand JeremnyVanBergen. On Saturday, Shawn Stuuklessand Pinkbek Breach notched a pair in a 5-2 win over Clifford. Wilson had a goat-tand °anaasist'and Mosurinjohn :had tweasaists. Davies -and Finkbeinertad hat tricks against Blythin<a 10-1 win later `on Saturday. Shawn •Su3Ckless had two goals,with singles -from Wilson and Mosurinjohn: Jamie Clark had two assists. In close 4-1 win over Kincardine Finkbeiner had three with the other -from Shawn Stuckless. In the final against Ripley, Finkbeiner-scored twice -with one each" from Mosurinjohn and Vannergen. Visiting Vics teach Mohawks a lesson By Fred Groves T -A staff EXETER - If anything, the Exet- er Mohawks proved one thing Sun- day night: they have to come to practice and be ready for games. At the South Huron Recreation Centre. the hosts lost 6-4 to the Southwestern Senior 'A' Hockey League leaders Petrolia Victorians. Except for a spurt in the third pe- riod. the Mohawks looked as though it was a pre -season game for them as their passes were off and the defence. looked shake) "We've got too many guys who are at training camp," said Exeter coach Dave Revington. Petrolia, who upped their unde- feated record to 14-0, took a 3-0 lead after 20 minutes. The Mo- hawks, who travel to Dunnville on Saturday , saw their record slip to 1 1-3, good enough to remain in second spot in the eight team loop. Friday night in Dorchester, the Mohawks had just eight skaters dressed but came up with a big 6-1 win over the hosting Dorchester Dolphins "They've been getting good num- bers out to their games and practic- es and they're in game shape," said Revington of Petrolia. Gord Brooks, who was one of the few bright spots for the locals on Exeter forward Gord Brooks tried to get past Petrolia goalie Jeff Simpson -while teammate. Paul Barton stumbled over a Vics' player during Sunday's game. Sundae, had a goal and an assist while Jeff Warren, Rob Kingshott and Cone McKee also scored. "They are a first place club and they've shown that all year," said Brooks about the Victorians. "We've been unable to have a full squad and have everyone at prac- nce. You just can't jump into the hneup and expect to play good hockey." Szether.- M®itI sawli 2991-9d' jteenrd NAME G A P Joe Scherer 26 23 49 Rob Kingshott 15 20 35 Gord Brooks 11 23 34 Scott Pfaff 7 17 Greg Snyder 8 15 23 Paul Barton 8 14 22 Cone McKee 6 12 18 Dale Gibbon 8 8 1,6 Andre Prevost 5 10 15 Richard Hawkins 9 5 14 Chet Couture 1 10 11 Barry Baynham 0 9 9 Tim Shields 3 5 8 Jeff Warren 2 6 8 Ron Elliott 1 7 8 Kevin McArter 4 1 5 Troy Harness 1 2 3 Jeff Shipley 0 1 1 GOALTENDING MP GA AVG Hill 340 31 5.47 Hunter 340 25(1) 4.41 Rick Pikul 160 10 3.75 Goalie Rick Pikul made just his second start of the season, Jeff Shipley was in his second garne and It was the first for Greg Payne. Petroha's Jeff Cummings got the first goal of the -game, a -backhand- er past Pikul less than four minutes into the contest. Exeter forward Tim Shields passed the puck right on to the 12 HOUR - FUN'd RAISER! CATCH THE SPIRIT 1O% Customer $300 Discount asi :CLOTHES CLOW ES MIMES $200 on all in -stock parts & accessories $150 4 • • 5100 \ $50 r90o $1000 t ioYsTV QYs Friday Dec. 18 9a.m.-9p.m. .Scup at /0? a trifle(' and donut f irk up %ou free 199.E calenduo (:MEW'. uut UUk Ifo-blt1Ft' SPf UUL` PARTS AND el Support the Children's Aid • "In-store Christmas Bureau ''food -Toy Ban Now accepting non -perishables and new toys. :. No.pure1iase necessary to make Becker Farm Equipment will donate an ADDITIONAI. "10°7" of every Dec. 18 parts order to the Children's Aid Christmas Bureau Help us •raise ,$1O9O for this worthy cause a donation. • fledges by phone welcomed FARM EQUIPMENT -EXETER,ONTARIO titles. Service A Hertel'srrioe 1932 (619)FaX (519),235.2121 1 +! - _ 1 235.2791- c3.z�iait 4 stick of Ian McEachern and he went m to score easily, making the soon; 2-0. "They skated hard all night and we stood around most of the first period," said Brooks. "They've got ayouung squad, you have to play .the body. We didn't do that and we fell behind." Brooks said the Victorians, ag- gressive, forechecking meant the Mohawks had to rush their passes. It was 3-0 when Paul Moosedorff let go with a backhander. The hosts took nearly four min- utes to get a shot on Jeff Simpson and it wasn't until midway through the second period when Kingshott converted a pass from Joe Scherer. In the second period, Gary Cater and Brad Wilson connected for the visitors and Greg McEachern scored in the third. Exeter came to life in the, third as McKee scored followed 26 seconds later by Warren's second of the year. This one was a hard blast from the point. Mohawks 6, Dolphins 1 Once again the Mohawks showed up with a very short bench but de- spite having only eight skaters, won their 11th of the year. "We .controlled the puck well. .;fee gai let tteiag.R s_ , guys know they can't run around," stilt! Revington. Scherer passed the offence with two goals and four assists while Richard Hawkins, who continues to play very well, had three goals and a pair of assists. Also scoring for the winners was Ron Elliott. Rookie goalie Trevor Hunter played one of his best ..games of the year as he made 32 saves. Mohawk nnornents:...The Mo- hawks' food drive .was a big success on Sunday. thanks to those who do- nated...Creemore is unable to ice a tean; for Sundays game so Exeter's next home game is Jan. 3 when .they .will_try.awd.get some revenge against the Victorians... 1 Liam them the pros fbw letters ?alp the make believe mail bag. Dear Fred.. Who really cares if I'm a 38 year-old outfielder. My num- bers prove 1 can still get the job done. Look at my buddy Dave Winfield, he was older than me when he was signed by the Blue lays. I hit .277 with the Cubbies including 22 homers and 90 RBi's which proves I still got a little sting in my bat. Boston signing me to a two-year $9.3 million deal will make those long hot summer days go by a lot easier. Yours truly, Andre Dawson. ictal%lies Fred l; roves Dear Fred • 1 am building a winner. I can feel it. George tried to do it in New York and failed. But my pocket book has a few more ze- ros behind all the numbers and besides Jane's been praying real hard for a winner. Signing Greg Maddux, the Cy Young award winner to a deal makes me very happy. Now we have a shot at the whole thing. Maddux has to be worth S6 million a year. 1 must have it...I must have it...1 must... Yours truly, Ted Turner Owner, Atlanta Braves Dear Fred Greetings from sunny California. Wish you were here. At last no more worrying about those cold days in May when I had to go outside in the lousy Ontario weather to get into my car. I helped the Blue Jays win the World Series, I don't know why the Jays would trade me. Do you think maybe because 1,m getting $4 million this year. I'm worth it, right? Yours truly, Kelly Gruber Dear Fred: Next time you receive a letter flout Kelly, tell him thanks forme. I have a chance to return to the team where I once played and I feel I can really help out. Although 1 am a utility infieldei basically, I can get the job done. Yours truly, Luis Sojo Dear Fred: I am the best. Just ask anyone. My lawyer, my agent, my ac- countant, my gardener, my butler, the guy who pours my ce- real every morning, they'll tell you. Nearly seven million per year to play baseball in San Fran- cisco with the Giants is fine and dandy. -It sure is going to be great having my dad around as the hitting coach. We can have -:together. Yours truly, Barry Bonds Dear Fred. 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