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Times-Advocate, 1984-02-22, Page 13Home ) Hardware Plyma" J Irish lead Seaforth in juniorplayoff The Lucan Irish have taken a two games to one lead over the Seaforth Centenaires in the first round of playoffs in the northern division of the OHA Western Junior D grouping. After dropping a 10-8 deci- sion in Lucan, Wednesday, the Irish rebounded to win two games on the road. They won 5-3 Friday and 7-5 Mon- day in Seaforth. The fourth and fifth games of the best -of -seven series go in Lucan tonight, Wednesday and Friday night. The Irish played their last two games of the Seaforth series without the services of one of their leading scorers Lester Arts who suffered a dislocated shoulder in the opening game, Wednesday. A four goal first period allowed the Centenaires to win the opening game 10-8 as the two teams traded three goals in each of the second and third periods. In the first period, Lester Arts opened the Lucan scor- ing by converting a' pass from John Medd at 3:57 and with only 22 seconds left in the period Jamie Shipley scored on a pass from captain Paul Wraith. Arts was back in the second session with his second goal of the night at 32 seconds with Medd and Bob Thirlwall assisting. Less than a minute later Greg Smith hit the Seaforth net with assists go- ing to Lester Arts and Steve Glenn. The third second period goal for the Irish came from the stick of Steve Glenn with Greg Smith and Paul Wraith assisting. In the third period, Steve Glenn notched his second goal of the game as he converted a pass from Jamie Shipley. Brent Bannerman was suc- cessful on a three-way effort with Mark Bannon and Brad Hodgins and Wayne Urbshott scored on a pass from John Medd. Jeff Pauli led the Seaforth scoring attack with a four goal effort. Greg Murray and John Dale checked in with a pair of goals and Dave Mur- ray and Dave Mcllwain scored in single fashion. The three stars were Pauli and Mcllwain of Seaforth and Lester Arts of the Irish. In Seaforth, Friday, the Irish sco�erLtbc-ordy goal of 4 he -fit i period and outstiie - the Centenaires 3-2 in the final period after each team scored once in the second. John Medd shot the only goal of the first period with Todd Charlton and Jamie Shipley assisting. In the second, Paul Wraith put the Irish ahead 2-0 on passes from Wayne Urbshott and Steve Glenn before John Hicknell replied for Seaforth on a power play in the last minute of action. Dave McII- wain assisted. Three unanswered goals in the first 15 minutes of the third period clinched the Irish victory. Steve Glenn registered at 5:38 on passes from Mark Bannon and Brent Banner- man and eight minutes later, Jamie Shipley finished off a three-way combination with Jeff Skinner and Bob Thirlwall on a power play. Al Craig completed the Lucan scoring at 15:23 on a pais from Wayne Urbshott. Get early lead In Seaforth, Monday, the Irish jumped into a 8-1 lead after two periods of play and were then forced to hold on as the Centenaires came roaring back with five goals in the third period to make the out- come very close. The Irish scored twice in the opening session on suc- cessful shots by -Dave Egan and Brent Bannerman with Al Craig, Wayne Urbshott, Todd Charlton and Rob Hardy assisting. In the second 20 minutes of play, Sohn Medd hit the Seaforth net with a pair of shots both on passes from Paul Wraith and Jeff Skinner helped on one. Skinner was the top Irish playmaker of the period as he combined with Bob Thirlwall on a goal by Jamie Shipley and set Brad Hodgins up for his goal. The only scoring output for Seaforth in the first 50 minutes of the game came on a first period score by Dave Murray. Facing a 6-1 deficit past the halfway mark of the final ses- sion, the Centenaires came alive as John Dale scored a pair of goals and John Hicknell, Dave Murray and Murray Illman scored in single fashion. Al Craig scored the final Lucan goal on play started by Jamie Shipley and Bob Thirlwall. Bantams out of playoffs The Exeter Legion ban- tams bowed out of O.M.H.A. playdowns with three straight losses to the strong St. Marys squad. In the opening game St. Marys scored three goals in the first period and were never headed as they bomb- ed the locals '8-1. Paul Mellecke scored Exeter's on- ly goal late in the game. In game two in Exeter the hometown team came ut fly- �' re-ing-and led3 2 early the se- cond period." Quinn scored twice itli` Darryl McCann drawing assists on both goals and Jeff Dalrym- ple on one. Tim Moore scored the other off passes from Mellecke and Jeff Hannah. Exeter's lead was short-lived as St. Marys came back with three straight goals in the second and then completed the route with seven more in the third on. their way to a 12-4 win. McCann rounded out the scor- ing late in the game as he con- verted a pass from Tom Quinn. In the final St. Marys again showed little mercy as they opened a 4-0 lead and then coasted to a 12-3 win. Exeter made the score close in the second period with two goals in less than a minute. Mellecke scored on an assist from Hannah and John O'Connor tallied with help from Moore and Dave Russell. St. Marys then pull- ed out of reach with three goals in less than a minute. Quinn scored Exeter's final goal on assists from Shawn Moore and Dave Russell. Scott Heywood and Fred Gregus shared the net - minding duties for Exeter but had little chance against the swarming St. Marys attack S.H.H.L. Playoffs Zurich Buckeyes vs C.C.A.T. Saints Mon., February 27 8:30 p.m. Zurich Arena "-C-Ca / C r Rs ' ARE' (JUST SC C-C-COMPL /C47FD. MOLTING HAWKS WIN — The Exeter Molting Hawks won the Signal Star division in the weekend Goderich' Oldtimers hockey tournament. Bock, left, Walt Tiedeman, Jim MacDonald, Eric Finkbeiner, Al Rundle, Jim Russell, Mike Cushman, Jack Chipchase, Bill Chipchase, Keith Ahrens and coach Jack Fuller. Front, Bill Pincombe, Bob McDonald, Jim Pfaff, Glenn Stire, Al Flynn, Pete McFalls, Bob Jones and Frank Boyle. Missing wqs goalie Ken Hyde. T -A photo Molting Hawks win lakeport tourney The Exeter Molting Hawks won the Signal Star division championship in the fifth an- nual Goderich Old Old Sailors oldtimers hockey tournament. In the championship game Sunday' against the Utica, Michigan oldtimers, the Ex- eter club came up with a solid team effort to win 3-2 in an ex- citing contest. The Molting Hawks opened the scoring late in the first period on a successful shot by Frank Boyle with Bob Jones and Walt Tiedeman assisting. Utica came back to tie the score with the only goal of the second period. Bill Chipchase of the Molting Hawks who was nam- ed the most valuable player in the championship game Mohawks complete great SH season Although they lost the last game of the regular South Huron hockey league season, the Exeter Mohawks record- ed one of the best records in the history of the league with 21 victories, two losses and one tie. Thursday night the Mohawks were defeated 7-5 • by the Hensall Sherwoods who finished in second place in the five team league. In the first round of league playoffs, the defending cham- pion Mohawks meet the Parkhill Pirates in a best of five semi-final series. - The first game is in Exeter, March 1 with the second back in Parkhill on March 4 and the third in Exeter, March 8. If further games are necessary they will be played in Parkhill March 12 and Exeter March 15. The Centralia College Saints and the Zurich Buckeyes are meeting in a best -of -three series with the winner meeting t e Hensall Sherwoods in the other semi- final set. The Saints -Buckeyes series goes February 27 at the Zurich arena and February 29 in the Stephen township arena with a third game if necessary at the Stephen arena on March 1. Dave Kinsman's unassisted empty net goal with 55 seconds left clinched Thurs- day's victory for the Sher - woods over the Mohawks. The Exeter club took a 2-1 first period leadon goals by Brian Mercer and Dave • Jackson with Mark Cronyn and Matt Muller assisting. Ken Varley notched the only first period Hensallscore on a three-way passing effort with Terry Caldwell and Jamie Caldwell. The Sherwoods came out flying in the second period and fired three straight goals. Terry Caldwell scored two of the goals. One came on a solo dash and the other on passes from Ken Varley and Jamie Caldwell. On the other score Randy Parker converted a pass from Fred Campbell. The only mid -period Exeter goal came from the stick of Brian Mercer with assists go- , ing to Dave Jackson and Matt Muller. In the first seven minutes of the third period, the Sher - woods increased their lead to 6-3 on successful shots by Randy Parker on a three-way effort with Fred Campbell and Bob Malone and Jamie Caldwell on a pass from Dave Kinsman. Brent Atthill narrowed the gap to two goals at 14:38 for the Mohawks on a play started by .leff Fuller and Jim Guenther. A minute and a half later Matt Muller hit the Hensall net on passes from Brian Mercer and Mark Cronyn and the Sherwoods lead was down to a single goal. With the Mohawks utilizing six forwards and an empty net, Dave Kinsman assured the Hensall win with his emp- ty net score. scored two goals just 38 seconds into the final frame. The first Chipchase goal was produced by Keith Ahrens and Jack Chipchase while Mike Cushman provid- ed the necessary pass for the second. The Michigan clpb cut the Exeter lead to a single goal at 6.33 of the period, but, a strong checking game and good goal tending by Ken Hyde preserved the Exeter victory. In an earlier Sunday game, the Molting Hawks and St. Clair Old Blues prayed to a rare scoreless tie with both goalies making standout stops. This tie put the Hawks into the final against Utica. In the second game of the tourney for the Hawks, Satur- day they were edged 3-2 by the same Utica team. This time the Exeter club couldn't make a 2-1 second period lead stand up as Utica scored two goals in the third without a reply. After Utica had taken an early second period 1-0 lead, the Hawks came flying back and were ahead by the nine Atoms, get. win over Lucan The Exeter atoms downed Lucan 4-1 in regular Shamrock league play and dropped . a 6-2 decision in OMHA playoff action this week. In the loss to Forest, Jason Heywood and David Schwindt were the Exeter marksmen. Jason Hern assisted on both goals and Heywood and Jim Ahrens each picked up one assist. Jasoq Heywood paced the Exeter scoring attack in the victory over Lucan with two goals and a pair of assists. David Schwindt and Jason Hern were the only local goal getters. Jamie Cornish helped set up two goals and Michael Clay, David Schwindt and Jason Hern each picked up one assist. The only Lucan goal came from the stick of Todd Hyde on an unassisted effort. A GOAL COMING UP -- Poul Wraith (7) posses the puck back to Steve Glenn (5) for the fifth Lucan Irish goal in Wednesday's 10-8 loss to Seaforth. 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Guenther Frayne Chev-Olds Ltd, Business 235-0660 Home 235-1683 1 Aiming to serve your automotive needs • >ti More exciting Junior D Playoff Action • South Huron Rec Centre Wednesday, February 22 8:30 p.m. Exeter Hawks vs. Tavistock Braves Fifth game if necessary Sunday, February 26 8: p.m. Ad sponsored by Brintnell Construction Your Berg, Clay, Ralco and Beatty Dealer. 229-8244. minute mark. Jim Mac- Donald scored on an unassisted effort and Bill Chipchase hit the Utica net on a three-way passing combina- tion with Mike Cushman and Keith Ahrens. Third period goals by Harvey Gannon and Gary Tebo put Utica ahead to stay. In the opening game of the tournament, Friday, the Moiling Hawks scored an im- pressive 6-1 win over the Forest Lakeside oldtimers. A goal by Pete Sister of the first period was the only shot the Lakesides were able to get past Ken Hyde in the Exeter nets. The Hawks roared back with three goals in each of the second and third periods. All were unassisted and were fired by Jim MacDonald, Keith Ahrens and Bill Chip - chase. In the third period, Bob McDonald hit the Forest net on a solo dash, Bill Chipchase converted a pass from Mike Cushman and the two com- bined to provide the passes for a goal from the stick of Keith Ahrens. Times -Advocate, February 22, 1984 Pogo 13 VoH•yball.rs aye fhuals South Huron's girls volleyball teams are today for a spot in the Huron - finals. The juniors play at Stratford Central and the seniors in St. Marys. Of the two five team pools the top three teams in each will qualUy for the final tourna- ment next Monday, February V. As Huron -Perth is hosting WOSSA the top three H -P teams will play in the Western Ontario Championships. South Huron juniors finish- ed their league season in 3rd spot. At last week's Clinton tournament, the final league match -up, the juniors split with both Goderich and Strat- ford Northwestern. The win against the Stra tford Huskies was quite a victory, as Nor- thwestern is in first place. Coach Pat Rowe has been surprised by the talent that Generals lose to Ilderton club The Exeter Kinsmen Generals dropped a 6-4 deci- sion to Ilderton in Shamrock minor hockey league play, Wednesday in Exeter. Ilderton got off to a flying start with a 5-2 first period lead and went on to victory. Generals coach Ron Bogart said his team "Just couldn't get going" in a very lack lustre game. Missing from the lineup were George Pratt, Scott Lovie and Sean Whiteford because of the flu and Al Pym with an injury. Brought up from the bantams were Bryan Quinn, Paul Mellecke and Tim Moore. The Exeter scoring was taken care of by Chris Tiedeman on a three-way passing combination with Steve Gould and Terry Lacher and Jeff Pfaff on an unassisted effort. Keith Heard and Mike Thompson were best for Il- derton with two goals apiece. Scoring in single fashion were captain Scott Lave and Dave Murray. South Huron Hockey League S.H.H.L. All Stars VS. Exeter Mohawks Saturday, February 25 8 p.m. Hensall Arena has developed since the beginning of the season. She is optimistic of their playoff chances but cautions that her team is so inconsistent that it will depend on the day. The senior tea m finished a lamentable fifth, which places them in a pool with Stratford Central, Madjll, Seaforth and Mitchell.for to- day's qualifier. After splitting with Goderich at last week's tour- nament, South Huron lost both games to Northwestern. The teams' talent is com- parable but South Huron let too many balls just drop and became flustered. The seniors will have to keep their pyschologlcal pro- blems from affecting their ability to play good volleyball if they are to lengthen their season. 1963 PR')RSSIONAL MIM I= MATHERS MOTORS 136 MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 150 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH C. F. (CAL) WEIN BUS. PHONE 235.1525 RES. PHONE 235-2635 DODGE DODGE TRUCKS in beforepdiey drcp the puck. 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