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Times-Advocate, 1988-10-26, Page 18Ames - Serving South Huron, North Middlesex October 26, 198 dvocate & North Lambton Since 1873 Page 1A Hawks blank Bulls 4 - EXETER - The Exctcr Hawks played one of their best games in the young Western Junior D Hock- ey League: season so far in white washing Brussels Bulls 4"0, at the South Huron Rcc Centre Friday. "We played pretty'well and got big goaltending when We 'needed it and the game was. over in two hours," said Hawk coach Jack Nairn. "We said at the start of the year we wanted to get our goals against down -to around three_ and except for the game against Tavis- tock, when we gave up six, we -have been doing that pretty well so tar,he added. Derek Shackleton opened the scoring for the winners, at.12:25 of" the first, after he was set up by Jean-Paul Cousineau. The pair clicked again at 7:40 of the middle frame, to make it 2-0, while enjoying a power -play. Two minutes later Joel Campbell made it 3-0, with Dan Nairn pick- ing up the lone assist. The only goal of the final period came off the stick of Jeff Ansems, with Larry Lewis drawing the only assist.. Each team had 21 shots on goal, but Todd Campbell stopped all 21 headed his wayto earn the shutout. The Hawkwere scheduled to TAKING A BREAK it seems like Jim Lewis, (14), of the Exeter Hawks, and Jason Coulter, of the Brussels Bulls are taking a break at mid ice, when actually the two got their legs tangled and neither could figure how to get up. The Hawks blanked the Bulls, Friday night at the SHRC, 4-0. - Coach says calls cost team LUCAN - "That was the worst officiated game 1 have ever seen in my life," said Lucan Irish coach Davc Revington, after his team was beaten 9-6 by Brussels Bulls, in, Brussels, Sunday night. It was thc first loss for the Irish in the young Western Ontario Junior D season. The Irish beat Tavistock 9-1 Sat- urday night, in Tavistock, and Wednesday night they bombed Sea - forth Centenaires 14-6, at the Lucan Arena. Revington's comments wcrc brought on by the fact that referee Rick Jacklin hit the Irish with 113 minutcs in penalties in Sunday's game. Meanwhile the home -team Bulls wcrc only called to sit out only 62 minutcs in penalties. The Bulls took full advantage of the Irish being shorthanded, scoring seven of their nine goals while hav- ing the man advantage. Lucan scored four goats•while on the pow- cr-play. The Irish trailed 4-2 after the first period but not could keep up with the Bulls and fell behind 8-3 after two periods. Glenn Marshall and Darren Ncil lcd the Irish with a pair of goals cach and Dcan Doerr and Rick Wcishar picked up the singles. Captain Scott Denomy led with five assists, while Joe Fcbrcy, Weishar and Marshall each had a pair. Despite the loss Lucan remains in a first -place tic with Mitchell in thc North Division standings, each with 4-1 records. Goalie clinic coming EXETER - Exctcr Minor Hockey is having a goalie clinic on Saturday, November 5 from 4-6 p.m. instead of Sunday, No- vember 6. It is free of charge to anyone . registered with E.M.H.H. or any young person who wants to -become a goalie. This is an opportunity to get a fcw pointers from experienced goalies and watch the pros on the screen. For more information call 229-8851. PICKUP VOLLEYBALL - For 10 years now, adults in Grand Bend have been playing volleyball at Grand Bend Public School on Wednesday nights. They began their new season on October 12. A group of 12-15 reg- ulars get together for about two hours and just have fun trying to get that ball over the net. Anybody can play as long as the show up at the school with one dollar. Trying to get the ball over the net here is Pam Vickers. LUCAN 9 TAVISTOCK 2 The difference in this contest was four unanswered goals by Lucan in the final period, after taking a 5-2 into the second intermission. Lucan outshot Tavistock 32-23 during the game. Fcbrcy led the Irish with a four - point night (two goals and two as- sists), followed by Hayter with • three points, (two goals and onc as- sist), and Jamie Pierce (one goal and two- assists. Paul Barnes had onc goal and onc assist. Paul Mand- ers, Dave Murray, and Denomy each had onc goal, while Dean Schram and -Neil each had one as- sist. i. LUCAN 14 SEAFORTII 6 This contest, which had onc mi- nor penalty called to both teams, saw Lucan score four times in the first, five times in the second and Please turn to page 2A or s play in Wellesley Saturday night but that gine was called off due to a power failure. The next game for the Hawks' is Friday night when they travel to Mitchell for an 8:30 garne. Sunday afternoon they arc in Seaforth for. a 2 p.m. contest. The next home game is Friday, Novem- ber 4, when Brussels will be at the SHRC for a return match. Shamrock Peewees manage to split EXETER - The Exeter Legion Pec Wee hockey team split a pair of Shamrock League games last week, losing 5-2 in Si. Marys Saturday and winning 7-1 over Forest at the, South Huron Rcc -Centre last Wednesday. St. Marys -grabbed a 3-0 lead be- fore Exeter could manage to get on the- board mid -way in the second frame. Derck Campbell notched Ex - eters first goal, from Derck Bcckett and Brian Gardner. Exctcr could only manage one other goal, which came mid -way in the final period. Campbell was the marksman again. This time Gardner drew the lone assist. EXETER 7 FOREST 1 - Aftcr a scoreless first frame, Exet- er jumped out quickly in the sec- ond, scoring four times and added threemore in the third. Forest man- aged to get one past Derek .Em- pringhani in the third period. Beckett had the hat trick leading the home team, Mark Glavin netted a .pair and Jeff Lingard and Gavin Snell snagged one cach. Campbell and Scan McCann led with two assists each and singles went to Glavin, Trevor Taylor, Mark Brintnell, Farquhar, Gardner; Ryan Stuart and Ian Jean. The next action for the Pee Wees is tonight at the South Huron Rcc Centre at 6:30 when they play in an exhibition game. Friday night they travel to Lucan for a 7 p.m. game. Junior Panthers lose 1-0 to Listowel Lords By Michelle Ellison On Thursday, the Junior Panthers ended up at the short end of a 1-0 score against the Listowel Lords. This game definitely doesn't break the unlucky streak the team seems to have fallen into. As usual, Slf's chances at victory were there but the Panthers couldn't manage to take them. -Late in the first quarter; Listowel scored a single on a punt through the end zone. In the sccond quarter, SH had their chance at a single but a penal- ty,for no yards was given and there- fore the Panthers missed their chance to tic up the game. The Panthers moved the ball well in the second half but refused to.al- low themselves to score as they fumbled: At one point, SH had moved the ball to the one -yard line and had fourth down and one to go, but the Lords stopped. them there. With one minute left. in the game, the Panthers ran a couple of successful plays and were close to scoring once again on the third down..This time they attempted to punt for a single but as b rc a penalty was called for n. ards and the Panthers dr • pe t c game 1-0. Head coa Davc Cox, felt that the team uld have won but they didn't pla ell enough to'deserve the win. The team is -scheduled to play Stratford Northwestern d't 'home on Thursday. OVER -THE -SHOULDER LOOK - A player from Stratford Centraf's Junior Girls' basketball team gets a look at -the ball from over South Hu- ron's Sheryl Oke's (22) shoulder when those teams met at South Huron District High School last Wednesday. South Huron won the contest 29-22. Panthers Gagers win By Michelle Ellison . EXETER - On Monday, all three of •South Huron District High School girls' basketball teams came up victorious in exhibition games against Woodstock College - Ave- nue. The Senior Girls played effective- ly, dominating the game right from the tip off. The girls took the Icad easily and at half time were leading 19-12. - Thc girls continued to perform well in the second half and claimed the win by a count of 34-23. Laurie Forrester was top scorer with seven points, Christine Rose had six, and Michelle Cacrs, and Li- anna Rosie had four a piece. South Huron's Junior Girls •also turned in a win, against College r. Avenue: The girls played tough de - Beefed -up Elora Rocks are biggest challenge as Mohawks start season EXETER - Hockey fans who de- scribetie games as "sister kissers" could be changing their minds fol- lowing Sunday's action -packed game between the beefed-up Elora Rocks and the Exctcr Mohawks. Both teams were fighting for points in the first of what will be a triple home and home Hardy Cup battle with the next contest in Elo- ra Friday night at 8:30. Elora was first on the score - hoard with a powerplay mark- er when Terry Hoelscher slammed home a pass from Greg Pearce at 12:07 of the first peri- od. Both teams were stymied on several more scoring opportu- nities as goal - tenders Davc Weiss and Rick Pikul proved that robbing for- wards is a rou- tine part of the game. Golden hang onto their lead until Exeter's Joe Scherer connected on a pass from Dave Randcrson and Quincy Wilkcr to turn a power play op- portunity into a tic game at 5:06. Momentum seemed to be build- ing for the Mohawks but a min- ute and nineteen seconds later fies- ty Bill Glover . handed his teammates the challenge of the night after being nailed for a ma - the game ended in a 1-1 draw. Both teams will be trying to take the. lead in Hardy Cup. points when they meet again Friday. Snap shots - Aggressive dcfenceman Dale Timmcrmans did not dress for Sunday's match after suffering a concussion when he was blindsid- cd by a Durham player a week . ago. Schedule is ledrawn, as two teams drop out HARRISTON - Two morc teams dropping out of the QHA Senior "B" League has forced the schedule to be rearranged as well as costing the Mohawks the two points they had earned in Hardy Cup action last Sun- day in their victory over the Durham Huskies. Hillsburg and Honey - wood have joind Palmerston by suspending operations. The league was forced to start over with a new schedule which will have Exctcr in the Central division playing against Elora Rocks, Harriston Blues and,thc Tavistock Royals. Durham will become part of the North division fac- ing the Crcemorc Chiefs, Shelburne Muskies and the Grand Valley Har- vesters. chances were missed by Quincy ,Wilkcr and Davc Randcrson who did every- thing except score on several occa- sions. When the third period started, it looked like Elora might be able to jor fighting penalty when he was highsticked by Dave Hill. Despite being shorthanded Exet- er still had as many chances to take the lead as Elora but both goaltcndcrs refused to give in as - The next home game• for the Mohawks is not until Sun- day, November 6 when they meet the Crcemorc Chiefs. - Mikc Bourne collected S120 in the 50-50 draw. - The team souvenir book is hot off the press with pictures and information on all players. - Bill Glover will miss Fri- day's re -match against Elora a' punishment for being the insti- gator in a fight Sunday. - Elora is hoping to change their "Rocks" from sandstone to granite by adding a senior triple A player and a junior A goalie to the line- up • Ia ill.' hi -,1 ' " , til it. thzy took.thc lead 1-8-4. College Avcnuc made 'quite. a comeback in the second -half, put- ting pressure on the Panthers' Icad. - Luckily South Huron reacted quick- ly, putting it together- to win 36- 26. -- Julia -falter performed well and was-top.scorer with 16 points,. fol- lowed by Jen Taylor with eight and Tracey Campbell with four. South Iluron's Midget Girls also played an excellent game winning 46-19. The Panthers put together a great effort dominating over Col- lege Avenue. • Stacey Rader played well scoring a total of 13 points. Kerry Manders and Angela Gould followed with 10 points each. - South Huron's girls basketball teams met Stratford Cr•niral on their own court on Wednesday for three regular season games. The senior girls seemed to have soinc trouble against Central's ex- cellent defense. The team made many mental mistakes costing them the game. 'The girls lost to a very disappointing 51.19 score. Top scorer. was South Iluron's captain Laurie Forrester, with eight points. Heather Rideout also scored five points and Cassie Van Dongen had two. The Junior Girls had a little more success against Central. Thc Pan- thers played fullout in the first half of play, opening a convincing lead of 19-8. South Huron seemed to have the _ win in their hands until Central came from behind, almost causing the game to slip through South Huron's fingers. Fortunately, time ran out and the Panthers hung on to the 29-22 win. Julia Mcrner scored a total of 20 points. Mcrncr was, followed by Jen Taylor with four, Carrie Lovie with three and Leigh Rose with two. - South Huron's Midget Girls also met Central winning 42-27. The . Panthers played well offensively pulling off the win making their record 2-4. Stacey Rader had an excellent game scoring 26 of the teams 42 points. Angela Gould followed with seven and Kerry Manders with six. The girl's next league game is to- day. Wednesday at South Huron a<,ainst Mitchell. Vote Dave Urlin for Exeter Council