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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-04-04, Page 12•••11•-•••-.. ._ T. _ - • Page 12 Times -Advocate, April 4, 1984 Mohawks lead. Sherwoods in South Huron champfottshIp"-f1nt The final series in the South Huron intermediate hockey league between the Exeter Mohawks and Hensall Sher - woods is going right down to the wire. The Mohawks now lead the best -of -three series games to two with the sixth contest be- ing played last night, Tuesday in Hensall. If a seventh and deciding contest is necessary it will go tonight, Wednesday at South Huron Rec Centre at 8:30 p.m. Except for the first game which was won 12-4 by Hen- sall the balance of the tilts have been very close with three going into overtime before a winner was determined. The Sherwoods tied the series at two games apiece Thursday night in Hensall as they downed the Mohawks 8-7 in overtime. Exeter bounced back Sunday night to win 7-4 and take a one game lead in .their attempt to repeat as playoff champions. Bakers bags winner It was Bryan Baker's suc- cessful shot at 6:19 of over- time that gave the Sherwoods their 8-7 win Thursday night to square the series at two games apiece. Ken Varley and Jamie Caldwell assisted on the game ending score. In the first period the Mohawks scored three times while the Sherwoods replied with a pair. Tom Ryan opened the scor- ing for Exeter on an unassisted effort at 2:31 of the opening period and at 15:20 Brian Mercer made it 2-0 as he converted a pass from Matt Muller. Only eight seconds later, the Sherwoods hit the scoreboard for the first time as Rob Malone finished off a three-way passing effort with Ken Varley and Jamie Caldwell. With time running out in the first 20 minutes, Jeff Fuller registered for the Mohawks .on passes from Rick Funston and Tom Ryan and Jamie Caldwell replied for the Sher - woods on a play started by captain Dave Kinsman. If you drive a Rabbit, Jetta or Sdr0000. Good news about less noise. - -- Gan,...,'. 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Mark Cronyn was the Exeter marksman on a three-way combination with Matt Muller and Brian Mercer and Ken Varley was the Hensall sharpshooter on passes from Jamie Caldwell and Dave Kinsman. The Sherwoods came out flying in the third period and wept ahead 5-4 in the first three minutes on successful shots by Ken Varley and Scott Jesney. Assisting were Dave Kinsman, Jamie Caldwell and Bryan Baker. Next came the Mohawks turn to score two consecutive goals. Tom Ryan hit on passes from Jack Chipchase and Jeff fuller and Fuller tallied on a pass from captain WPC" Barry Baynham. Facing a one goal deficit and less than eight minutes to go, Jamie Caldwell fired to quick scores for the Sher - woods and they were again in front by a single goal. Jamie Caldwell scored one on a solo dash and the other on a pass from Terry Caldwell. 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Prizes for the hest five game scores were. won by Vicky Horbaniuk, Lucan and Mary Ridely, Stratford. High single scores of 306 and 290 respectively were chalked up by Audrey Scott, Lucan and Marilyn Buck, Stratford. Prizes were provided by the Bayview Tavern, Dashwood Hotel, Campbell Appliances, Whiting's Warehouse, Dinney Furniture, Ellison Travel and Awesome team wins in Parkhill The Exeter "awesome" novice houseleague team par- ticipated in the Parkhill Spring Break tournament and won the "A" championship. They defeated Goderich 4-1, beat Parkhill 2-0 and eliminated Watford by a score of 3-1. Goalgetters in the win over Goderich were Gavin Snell, Steve Stire, Marty de Bruyn and Mark Brintnell. Mark Brintnell and Matt Godbolt were the marksmen in the game against Parkhill and in the final game Darren Kints, Mark Brintnell and Steve Stire were the scorers. Tours, Moffatt and Powell, Wuerth- Shoes, Tuckey Beverages, Canadian Tire, Doug and Nancy's. 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PHONE 2331525 RES PHONE 235.2635 DODGE DODGE TRUCKS r -r- - -- --_.___A_ _ _-_..•.- _— An--. a ._ — - trick into overtime and set the stage for Baker's winning shot. Referees Iry Ford and Ron Watt called a total of 13 penalties with the Mohawks taking eight. Close again Sunday's game won by the Mohawks 7-4 was again a close and very exciting con- test. Each team was held to one goal in the first period. Brian Taylor opened the game scoring for the Mohawks at 6:55 on passes from Brent Atthill and Matt Muller and Dave Kinsman squared the score for Hensall near the 19 minutes mark with assists going to Ken Varley and Terry Caldwell. The Mohawks scored four times 4n the second 20 minutes of play while the Sherwoods could notch only one score. Mark Cronyn, Rick Funston, Jeff Puller and Brian Taylor were the Exeter mid -genie marksmen while Bob Malone fired the only Hensall reply on an unassisted effort. Getting second period assists for the Mohawks were Mark Cronyn, Jack Chip - chase, Dave Atthill, Matt Muller, Brian Taylor, Brian Mercer and Barry Baynham. In the third period, Hensall goals came on a solo dash by Bryan Baker and Terry Caldwell on a pass from Ken Varley. For the MohawOks in the closing session, Dave Atthill tallied an unassisted marker and Rick Funston cgmpleted a three-way combination with Tom Ryan and Jack Chipchase. - The Mohawks tooksix of the nine minor penalti s call- ed by referees Tom plillar and Ron Shirran. Panasonic just slightly ahead of our time PC -2043R HERE'S A NICE SWITCH REMOTE CONTROL WITHALLTHE EXTRAS! GET THE OMPLETE PIRE------------ Y0Uc0ULDWIN! ZIMMER'S TV DASHWOOD 237-3428 ir- Save up to 80 a litre or kilogram on Texaco quality farm lubricants Save time and money by stocking up right now on quality lubricants from your Texaco distributor. 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