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Times -Advocate, January 14, 1981
Page 9
Hawks get only one point, stay in third place, four behind Mitchell
The Exeter Hawks picked
up only one of a possible
four points this week, pulling
one tie out of the fire and
letting another drop into the
fire.
Tuesday night, they
watched Mitchell score in
the last minute to win 4-3,
while at home, Friday, they
scored with five seconds left
to gain a 5-5 draw with
Tavistock in one of the most
exciting and well -played
games at the rec centre this
season.
The single point picked up
by Exeter moved them into
third place in the northern
division, but they have now
played three more games
than the fourth place Lucan
Irish. The Hawks trail
Tavistock by a single point
and are four behind Mitchell.
Mitchell moved back into
top spot this week with a pair
of wins and lead Tavistock
by three points. Mitchell,
Lucan and Tavistock have
played 24 games, while the
Exeter crew have been on
the ice 27 times.
The Hawks travel to
Tavistock this Friday and to
Lucan for a Sunday af-
ternoon game in their only
outings this week.
Miss tie
With Ron Bilcke serving a
slashing penalty, Mitchell
scored on a powerplay at-
tempt at the 19:07 mark,
Tuesday, to nip Exeter by a
4-3 daunt.
Exeter had evened the
score with two goals late in
the third but couldn't hold on
to get a point against the
POOLEY REPORT
The latest hockey report
from Ohio State University
has Paul Pooley third in the
scoring standings.
In 16 games, Paul has
scored 11 goals and 12 assists
for a total of 31 points and
twin brother Perry has six
goals and seven assists in the
same number of games.
The Buckeyes season
record is 11 victories and six
losses while scoring 92 goals
and giving up 72 scores.
Mitchell crew who snapped
their losing streak with the
win.
Exeter jumped into a 1-0
lead in the first when Ed
Willis blinked the light on a
play with John Kernick.
Mitchell knotted the count
early in the second on a goal
by Brad Fischer and Rick
Ballantyne scored a pair in
the first three minutes of the
third to give the home team a
3-1 margin.
Bryan Baker whittled the
margin to one goal at the
12:41 mark on a play with
Dave Atthill and Brian
Mercer and then three
minutes later Mercer gave
them a 3-3 ,tie when he
converted a pass !rpm Pete
Tuckey.
Fischer came back with
his second goal of the night
on the last minute powerplay
Waxers are only
minors to get win
The Exeter Waxers were
the only local minor team to
post a victory this week,
clipping Mitchell 2-0 in an
exhibition contest, Sunday.
It was a light week for the
local minor squads, with bad
weather cancelling several
scheduled contests.
The win by the local novice
was revenge for an earlier
lass to Mitchell in the Silver
Stick tournament in
Parkhill.
Shannon Hrudka potted
the first tally for Exeter on a
play with Robbie McLelland
in the early minutes of the
third and McLelland notched
an insurance marker late in
the period on a play with
Alan Blommaert.
Harlen Tinney picked up
the shutout.
Saturday, the locals
dropped a 6-2 verdict to St.
Marys in Shamrock play. St.
Marys took an early 2-0 lead
and after Exeter evened the
count, came back with four
unanswered goals.
Alan Blommaert and
Robbie McLelland scored for
Exeter.
In last week's 3-1 win over
Lucan, David Dalrymple
had a pair and McLelland
scored the single. Steve
Snider scored for Lucan.
Steve Anderson and B.J.
Batten scored for the locals
in St. Marys with Anderson,
Steve Lingard and Doug
Clark drawing assists.
Exeter led with the two
goals until the third when St.
Marys came up with their
four tallies, three by Owen
Lessard.
Set soccer
registrations
Registration dates for
minor players were set at an
executive meeting of the
Exeter Centennial soccer
club, Tuesday.
Enrolments will be made
on two Saturdays, April 11
and 18, between l0 a.m. and 1
p.m., at the South Huron
Recreation Centre. The fee
will be ;10.00 for the 1981
season.
These signings apply to
minor players in four
divisions: squirts - 5 to 8
years of age and under;
atoms - 10 and under;
mosquitoes - 12 and under;
and peewees - 14 and under.
Former players are asked
to return uniforms from the
1980 season on either of these
dates, and an opportunity for
exchange of second-hand
equipment is being planned.
The club executive has
also arranged with local
merchants for a display of
soccer shoes and other
items. This equipment
display will be on show
during both registration
dates, for parents to see and
discuss.
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Exeter netininder Rich
Fletcher made 26 saves
while Dave Fischer had 33
for Mitchell. The winners
had five penalties and
Exeter took six. Included in
the totals were five-minute
fighting majors to Randy
Parsons and Brad Smith.
Parsons twisted his knee in
the skirmish and may be lost
to Exeter for the balance of
the season.
Pull one out
The Hawks pulled out a tie,
Friday, when Preston
Dearing streaked down the
wing and blasted a shot into
the Tavistock net at the 19:55
mark of the final stanza to
get the 5-5 draw. It was one
of three goals Exeter scored
in the final nine minutes to
MOP
CENTENNIAL SOCCER EXECUTIVE — The new executive of the Exeter Centennial soccer club met Tuesday night to plan
activities for the coming season. Back, left, directors John Devlin and Peter Boersma, press officer Jack Wilson, director Rene
Van Bruaene and registrar Simon Van Dam. Front, treasurer Nancy Quinn, vice-president Mike Cregan, president Martin
DeBruyn and secretary Wendy Schwindt. Missing were director Larry Hern and match secretary George Eisenschink.
get the single point.
The Braves opened up a 3-0
lead in the first before
Exeter started to find the
range.
Dan Bell and Dearing
paced the Hawks with two -
goal performances, with
Bryan Baker getting the
single. Defenceman Larry
Dawson was the top
playmaker with three
assists, while singles were
recorded by Dave Couse,
Doug Brooks, Pete Tuckey,
Brad Taylor, Bill Glover and
Dave Atthill.
Rich Fletcher had 23 saves
for the Hawks and Jim
Zimmer turned aside 29 for
the Braves.
Exeter won the penalty
parade with nine of the 17
minors called and the
Braves managed two
powerplay tallies.
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