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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-01-27, Page 15St's Generals now face Forest Coauaued from page 14 was Exeter who scored early in the third period. Campbell went down the left side and blasted one past •Potruff for a shorthanded tally, making the score 5-2. "It started a surge there. Bix (coach Jeff Dalrymple) said in be- tween periods, the next goal was a big one, it was either going to be 4- 3 or 5-2. The Generals kept the offensive pressure up and with 2:14 left in the game, Ben Armstrong cranked a shot from the point and Mark Glavin re -directed it to make it 6-2. While Exeter has a break to see who they play next, other 'CC' teams are busy going head-to-head as there are 19 teams in this OMHA category. Sports shorts Steciuk nets four in final DORCHESTER - Maggie Ste- ciuk scored four goals to lead Exet- er Godbolt Insurance novices to a 7-2 win and the gold medal at the Dorchester. Ringettc Tournament here on Sunday. Krista Dayman, Kelly Miners and Jessica Davies also scored for Exeter while Kerri Fulton added an assist in the game which saw all players put forth an excellent ef- fon. Exeter opened the tournamentbn. Friday night-v4th_a-5- Stratford 5 -Stratford in which Steciuk four goals and Miners had the oth- er. Kelli Fulton had a strong game in net. On Saturday, Stacey Snow and Miners each had a pair of goals in an 8-3 win over host Dorchester. Heather Morgan, Megan Preszca- tor, Dayman and• Steciuk also ganle ass s YglalibPd s� Steciuk scored six times in an 8-3 win over London in a game which saw Davies and Robin Etherington play well. Davies had two goals while Preszcator and Miners each had three assists. "1;0th einnusl Tournament .London better Blades In -01-dtimers final EXETER - Despite dominating the play early, the Exeter Rusty Blades failed in their bid to win the Draft division of the 10th Annual Exeter Molting Hawks Oldtimers Hockey Tournament. Sunday aftembon at the South=Huron—Recreation Centre, the London Road Apples beat the the Rusty Blades 4-1 at the three division 12 - team annual tournament. Exeter had a couple of good chances to score early but London goal- ie Dave Flemington came up big. Paul Flood gave the Road Apples a 1-0 lead when he caught Rusty Blades goalie Bob Oke out of position. Peter Varga and Ben Donald- son also scored for the winners. Teams played a pair of 20 -minute periods in the tournament which began Friday night and concluded with three final games on Sunday afternoon. In the second period otthe Draft final, Doug Geoffrey pounced on a rebound for the lone Exeter goal. Jim Jean and Bev Kinsman assisted. The Rusty Blades had a good chance to pull closer when Morley Obre had a couple of good .shots which were snagged by Flemington's glove. Bacardi Division Dennis Fischer netted the hat trick as Mitchell beat Clinton 9-3 to win the Bacardi division final. Rick Fifield and Dave Steffen each scored twice for the winners with singles to Rob Steffen and Philip Chessell. Greg Bums, Brian Kennedy and Dave Banliff answered for Clinton. Lite Division Ed Moley scored a pair in a close 4-3 win for Forest over Blyth. Bill Fraser and Joe O'Donnell also scored for Forest while Wayne Mac- Dougall with two and Brian Black scored for Blyth. Second. gold -for Imams i DORCHES1ZR:IL+tttssaalatblc gold weekend for the Eater girls as the tweens also won their divi- sion at the Dorchester Tournament in a 6-2 win over Forest. It was the second gold medal of the season for the Exeter tweens. In the final, Melissa Hayter and Meagan Ratz each scored two goals and assisted on another while Sara Szabo and Carolyn Quinn also scored. Sarah Hamilton and Becky Wuerth also assisted. Kelly Regicr, Hayter and Szabo all had two goals each in a 11-2 win over St. Marys in preliminary action. Hamilton and Ratz had a goal and two assists each while Wuerth. Quinn and Sarah Moswjn- john also scored. In an earlier game. Exeter slipped by Forest 7-6 as Mosurinjohn had five goals with one each from Ite- gier and Hamilton. Jayne B n- tyne and Presiee Mayer had assists. Exeter had little trouble with Dorchester. winning 10.1 thanks to four goals by Quinn. Hayter had three, Regier had two goals and Raiz also connected. First place WOOL2 'OCK - Exeter native 'Dave Bogart, coach of the Wood- stock Navy Vets is doing an out- standing job with the Junior 'C' Club. Friday m New Hamburg, the Vets beat the host Spirit 5-3 to in- crease their Niagara League west division record -to 26-2-5 which is 13 points ahead of second place Paris. Coaches --clinic EXETER - Anyone wishing to attend a coaches• minor baseball clinic in Toronto this weekend can contact either rad Gregus at 235- 2932 or Ktc Fins at 235- 0535. Rusty:atades' Roger Dougall holds a London player ainst the-bOttefs during Sunday's division final at the 1' al Molting Hawks Oldtimers hockey tournament. What's next??? Exeter Men's Rec Hockey Thurs. Jan. 28 Met Life vs. Big O, 9:30 p.m. (Game in Exet- er); Outlaws vs. Whalers, 8:30 p.m.; Indians vs. Haugh Tire, 9:45 p.m. (Games at Huron Park). Stephen Township Rec Hockey %'burs. Jan. 28 - HABS vs. Grand Bend, 7 p.m. Sun. Jan. 31 - 1MR vs. Geiser Knealc. 4:30 p.m.; Mt. Cannel vs. CHD; 6 p.m.; HAGS vs. Maruaders, 7:30 p.m.; Grand Bend vs. Shogun, 9 p.m. Mon. Feb. 1 - Geiser Kneale vs. Grand Bend, 8 p.m. (Ali games at Huron Park). OHA Senior 'A' Fri. Jan. 29 - Exeter at Petrolia, 8 p.m. OHA Junior Development Fri. Jan. 29 - Exeter at Mitchell, 5:30 p.ni • :Slat. Jas. 30 - Lucan at Parkhill, ,-8:15 p.m.; Exeter at Mt. Brydg- es, 8:30 p.m. ;;Sinn. Jan. 31 - Mitchell at Luean, 2:15 p.m. HEATING ELECTRICALLY? 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Sunday in Alvinston, Kurt Ropp had two goals and an assists to pace the Hawks to a 6-6 tie. Todd McCann netted a pair with singles to Ray Cousineau and Shayne Rob- inson. Dan Rvan had three assists. Hawks $. Stars 2 Saturday night in Parkhill, the Hawks poured in six third period goals to down North Middlesex. Ropp had a big game as he netted two goals and added three assists. Cousineau and Andrew Barton had two each with singles off the sticks of Todd McCann and Ryan. Jim Rutten and Paul Woodburn scored for the Stars who saw their record dip to 7-25. i j-Iawks 6. Centenaires 0 Goalie Clint McCann recorded the shutout Saturday night for the Hawks who led 4-0 after two peri- ods of play. Ryan had three goals and an assist while Cousineau and flyers top Irish again ALVINSTON - The Lucan Irish suffered just their third loss of the sea- son Friday night but it was the second time they have fallen to the Alvins- ton Flyers. Lucan struggled all night and were beaten 7-3 by the Flyers. The Irish remain in first place in the-OHA Junior Development west division at 26- 3-2. "We didn't play well. We played five minutes and got three goals," said Lucan manager Ken Freeman. Defenseman Craig Brown netted a pair of goals for the visitors with the other from Greg DePrest. Lucan will be without the services of captain Andy Ross and defense - man Ed VanKerkoerle when they travel to Parkhill on Saturday and host Mitchell on Sunday in a 2:15 start. Both received two game suspensions in the game against Alvinston. In the third period, Irish goalie Eoin McInerney got in a scuffle and VanKer- koerle ended up getting his suspension for two fights in the same stoppage of play. Ross was ejected for abusive language to the official. jrish 5. Lambeth 3 Jason Wilson, Steve Moore and DePrest each had a goal and an assist in Wednesday night's win over the Lancers. Also scoring were. VanKerkoerle and Chris Chatcr with an empty nester. "We played better than we had in the last four or five games," said Irish coach Ken Needham. Ropp both had a goal and two as- sists. Barton also scored for the vis- iting Hawks. Hawks 4. Hawks 3 In the battle of the Hawks Friday night, it was host Mitchell winning a close 4-3 decision. Mitchell led 2-1 at the end of the, fust period and 3-2 after 40 minutes. Sean McCann had two for Exeter with brother Todd scoring the other goal and also adding an assist. Hawks happenings:...Exeter has added goalie Brandon Ropp to their lineup. He is a former Strat- ford Junior 'B' netminder... Clint McCann ...blanks Seaforth 0 DElL It j 1 NNE SOT JUST R FBY DAIS 111 POINT • HATCCK DX • 16 valve, 102 HP Engine • Double Wishbone Suspension • Remote Hatch; Fuel Filler.Cap • Adjustable Steering Column or • Fold -down Rear : t ACCORD EX SEDAN • Driver Side -Mr Bag •Air Conditioning • Power Windows; Locks • AM/FM Electronic Stereo Cassette • Dual Remote Control Mirrors PRELUDE • 16 Valve 135 HP U.H.C. 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