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Times Advocate, 1984-12-12, Page 25PACERS WIN TOURNEY — The Huron park Pacers won the "B" championship of a recent ladies hockey tournament in Milverton. Back, left, Lorrie Symons, Sandi Flemlin, Cindy O'Brien, Loretta Ayotte, Sue Gillies, Marg Skillings, Lynne Farquhar, manager Mari Green and Tammy Mothers. Front, Barb Swartz, Darlene Smith, Tracey Walden, Nancy Bulmer, Yvonne Wells and Sheila Hicks. T -A photo Remain unbeaten Pacers The Huron Park Pacers womens hockey team cap- tured the 'B' championship ti- tle in the Milverton Womens Hockey Tournament on the weekend defeating Huntsville 4-1 in the 'B' final. The Pacers dropped a heartbreaker 3-2 in double overtime shoot-out to London Nothers Trophies and then advanced to the 'B' final by defeating the Toronto Featherweights 6-0 and Milverton Calsgals 3-1. Pacer goalie Nancy Bulmer was chosen top goalie in the tournament and Sandi Fremlin, the Pacers steady defenceman, was named MVP. The Huron Park girls re- main the only undeteateo team in the Western Ontario Womens hockey loop with five wins and three ties to date. win in tourne The Pacers downed South London 2-1 Saturday night on home ice to keep the streak alive. The Pacers will meet Nother's Trophies in London Sunday, December 16 and play their last home game before the Christmas break Saturday, December 22, 8 p.m. when they host • Alvinston. Irish win once 1 drop to third spot The Lucan Irish scored on- ly one victory in three outings this week in the OHA Junior 'D' loop. and dropped to third place. Wednesday, the Irish edged the Exeter Hawks 6-5 and then were beaten on the round on two occasions. They lost a high scoring contest 12-9 to the Tavistock Braves, Friday and Sunday last 7-3 to the Bel - rim mum as mot am= as awl% THE ALL NEW 1 42" Satellite Dish 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE DIRECT BROADCASTING SYSTEM The system especially designed for home use. Easy to install. * Just one wire to run it Mounts easily at home, cottage, trailer, barn, garage or T.V. tower, just about anywhere. In- ventory now in stock. We can fill your needs. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1 tals & Service 1 CO 237-3436 Mt. Carmel III NI Ell III mont Bombers. The Irish will be back in ac- tion tonight, Wednesday when they entertain the Seaforth Centenaires at the Lucan arena. Friday they travel to Thamesford. In Tavistock Friday, the Irish felt behind the Braves 4-2 in the first period and that's the closest they were able to get. Wayne Urbshott and Brent Martin were the Lucan goal getters in the opening period while in the second Urbshott fired his second and Jeff Hodgins and Scott Balazs not- ched singles. Balazs was a double scorer in the final 20 minutes to com- plete the hat trick. Scoring in single fashion were Jesse Crawford and Steve Keane. Kevin Albrecht and Terry Ross led the Tavistock scor- ing attack with four goals each. In Belmont Sunday, the Irish falling behind 7-0 after two periods tried to make a comeback, but, could only score three times. Steve Keane started the Lucan scoring at 2:42 of the third as he converted a pass from Bob Thirlwall. Shawn Schaefer notched the second goal at 7:06 on a pass from Jeff Hodgins and 43 seconds later, Jeff Hodgins completed the Lucan scoring on a pass provided by Rob Hardy. The games in Belmont and Tavistock were penalty filled with the Irish taking 22 of the 38 minor penalties in the Bombers game and 21 of 46 in Tavistock Waxors, pas woos gst three points The Exeter Waxers picked up three of a possible four points in two Shamrock league hockey games this week in the novice devislon. Saturday, they played to a 3-3 tie with Strathroy and Sun- day they scored a decisive 8-1 victory over Goderich. In the tie with Strathroy, Sean McCann notched his se- cond goal of the game on an unassisted effort with only a minute and eight seconds to go to put his club on even terms. McCann scored his first goal on a similar effort as did Ian Jean on the first score for the Waxer. Eight different players scored goals as the Waxers beat Goderich 8-1. Hitting the Goderich net were Ian Jean, Steve Cook, Jamie van Dam, Ted Hoff- man, Marty DeBruyn, Chris McDonald, Sean McCann and Steve Stire. The top playmakers with two assists each were Chris - McDonald and Trevor Taylor. Picking up single assists were Marty DeBruyn, Ryan Kyle, Sean McCann, Steve Stire, Steve Cook, Ian Jean, Rob Wagner and Jamie van Dam. Win In house league The Exeter atoms edged Zurich 2-1 in a house league hockey game, Saturday. Mark McDonald was the marksman on both Exeter goals with Allan McFalls get- ting an assist. Pee wees win, tie The Exeter pee wees gain- ed three points in Shamrock league play this week as they were held to a 3-3 tie by Strathroy and blanked Parkhill 7-0. In the tie with Strathroy, Todd McCann was a douule scorer for the pee wees. One came as he converted a pass from captain David O'Connor and the second on a three-way passing combination with Mark Burton and Tim van Dam. The third Exeter score came from the stick of Rob McLelland with Burton and van Dam providing the assists. Justin Charrette was the only Exeterite to fire two suc- cessful shots in the 7-0 shutout over Parkhill. Scoring in single fashion were David O'Connor and Todd McCann. Bantams split tourney The Exeter bantams defeated Kitchener by a 11-5 score in a touranment in Clin- ton Friday and Saturday they dropped a 4-2 decision to Petrolia. In Shamrock league play, the locals defeated Parkhill 5-2. In the relatively easy win over Kitchener, Jeff Dalrym- ple and Steve Anderson each fired two successful shots. Scoring in single fashion were Jon O'Connor, Scott Bell, Steve Lingard, Doug Clark, Shawn Moore, Larry Lewis and Jeff Hannah. Jon O'Connor was best in the playmaking department with four assists. Assisting on two scores apiece were Scott Bell, Larry Lewis and Jeff Mohawks continue on winning streak The Exeter Mohawks con- tinued their winning ways in the Western Ontario Athletic Association intermediate hockey league this week with two more victories. Friday in St. Clements with only eight skaters, the Mohawks doubled the score 6-3 over the St. Clements Saints Sun+y on home ice they defeated the Monkton Wildcats 9-3. The Mohawks are back in action on two occasions this coming week. Friday night at 8:30 p.m. they are at home at the South Huron Rec Centre to Drayton and Sunday they travel to Lucknow. In St. Clements, the Mohawks fell behind 3-2 after the first period of play, but came on strong with four unanswered scores in the final two periods. Pete Tuckey fired both Ex- eter goals in the opening period with Dave Bogart, Brian Mercer and Terry Caldwell providing the assists. In the first minute of the se- cond session, Brian Mercer notched the equalizing goal on a pass from Pete Tuckey and captain Jim Guenther tallied what proved to be the winner at 12:25. Later in the middle stanza, Tuckey converted a pass from Bogart on a power play and in the final period, Dave Kinsman scored the final Ex- eter goal on a three-way pass- ing effort with Brian Mercer and Mark Cronyn. Scoring for St. Clements were Steve Hartman, Wilson Cook and Darrell Kraemer. Sunday night against Monkton, the Mohawks used the same pattern, coming on strong after being held to a 2-2 tie in the first 20 minutes of play. The first period Exeter marksmen were Jamie Caldwell and Pete Tuckey. Assisting were Marty Wraith, Terry Caldwell and Ken Varley. The only goal of the middle period came from the stick of Jamie Caldwell with passes provided by Ken Varley and Terry Caldwell. The Mohawks broke the game wide open with five last period scores. Five different players took part in the scor- ing. They were Brian Mercer, Tom Ryan, Irian Baker, Mark Cronyn and Terry Caldwell. Mercer was the top setup man with three assists. Mark Cronyn was next with two assists and Dave Atthill, Rick Lindenfield, Dave Bogart, Dave Jackson, Jamie Caldwell and Marty Wraith gained single assists. Dalrymple. Helping on one goal each were Steve Lingard, Doug Clark and Steve Anderson. In the 4-2 loss to Petrolia, captain Jon O'Connor was responsible for both Exeter goals with assists provided by Steve Anderson and Doug Clark. Against Parkhill, Steve Anderson was the scoring light with a three goal perfor- mance. Notching singles were Doug Clark and Jon O'Connor. The only assists were pick- ed up by Steve Lingard and O'Connor. Broncos split The Exeter Broncos broke even in two Shamrock league atom hockey games this week. Saturday, they blanked Strathroy 4-0 and Sunday they were on the short end of a 3-1 score to Goderich. In Saturday's win over Strathroy, Richard Philips turned in an excellent perfor- mance in goal to gain the shutout. Three of the four unanswered goals came on an unassisted efforts. They were shot by Ryan Lindenfield, Jason Heywood and captain Joel Smith. The other Exeter score came from the stick of Brad Thompson on a pass from Ryan Lindenfield. The only Waxers goal in the loss to Goderich was fired by Brad Thompson on a three- way passing combination with Ryan Lindenfield and Mark Brintnell. Midgets lose In their only start of the week in Shamrock hockey league play, the Exeter midgets were on the short end of a 9-1 score to Parkhill. The only Exeter goal was the first of the game and came as Bud Richardson con- verted a pass from Chris Tiedeman. 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