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Times-Advocate, 1982-03-17, Page 9Meet Stayner in semi-finals First game in Lucan, Friday Times -Advocate, March 17, 1982 Irish win group.., title scond . straigh t time This time John Medd and for the kishona play started Glenn clinched the Lucan the Irish ahead. "Geoff Edwards assisted. by Steve Glenn. win with an unassisted goal Early in the middle frame, Later inthe period, John Jeff Pauli put Mitchell a with five minutes left. Jamie Shipley was back with Sykes registered for Mitchell little closer at 4:25 of the Milner gets shutout his second goal of the game. and Keith Hartwick replied third period, but, Steve Thursday night, the Irish got an excellent goal tending performance from goalie Brad Milner as he kept Mitchell off the scoresheet. Milner has played most of the games in goal,for Lucan since regular netminder Dan Sceli was injured. Milner played with the Thedford Browns during the regular season. The Irish led 2-0 at the end of the first period on goals by Paul Wraith from Steve - Glenn and Doug Latta and John Medd as he completed a three-way combination with Jeff Shipley and Randy Turner. The Lucan club salted away the victory with two second period scores. Randy The Wean Irish have done it again. They won the OHA Junior "D" northern division championship Sunday af- terutp000nn by defeating the Mltehe11 Hawks 5-3 to sweep .the best -of -seven series in %our straight games. • A year ago, the Irish ,.tinlabed in first place in the league standings and knocked off Tavistock and Mitchell to win the league title before bowing to the Belmont Bombers, the southern group champs. This year was a different story for the Lucan club. With seven bilayers gone from a year. ago, they finished third in the league standings and went against Now Open Regier's Garage Mt. Carmel All repairs to cars & light trucks Safety ,checks James Regier Phone 237-3760 Day 234-6204 Evenings the first place Braves. In a tremendous series with a number of games going into overtime, the Irish disposed of the Braves and qualified to ,meet Mitchell. As it turned out, the final series against the Mitchell Hawks was easy after the tough battle with Tavistock. After winning the first game by a score of 3-2 earlier, the Irish wrapped things up with a 2-1 Tuesday, a 5-0 romp Thursday and Sunday's 5-3 decision. The Lucan club now meets Stayner in the all provincial semi-finals. The first game will be ' played in. Lucan Friday night at 8:15 p.m. with the return contest in Stayner Monday night. Officials of•the two teams will get together befpre Friday's game to flip a coin to decide the location of the third game in the bestof seven series. 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With four minutes to go Dave Kinsman gave the Hen- sall fans their last chance to cheer at bwhit the Zurich net with Ron gtejetting up the play.�; I The fina� .Buckeye goal middle frame scoring with came from the stick of Ran- two goals. Dave Underwood dy Regier with only 16 and Rick Moody assisted on seconds left. Scott Consitt both. • assisted. The second Clark goal The Buckeyes took 14 of the came on a power play as were 26 penalties called. Only one other Mohawk tallies from affected the scoring and that the sticks of Jeff Fuller on a came on the second Hensel' pass from Luc Gagnon and goal with Steve Bedour of the Dave Bell on a three-way ef- Buckeyes off for roughing. fort with Mike Desjardine and The Zurich Buckeyes took one step closer to regaining the South Huron hockey league championship Sunday as they edged the Hensall Sherwoods 5-2. • It was the first game of the best -of -seven series after the Buckeyes eliminated the Cen- tralia Marauders in four straight games and the Sher - woods ousted the Exeter Mohawks in six games. After Sunday's loss, Hen- sall manager Don Reid was still optimistic saying, "We are far from through yet." a fourth game Thursday night, March 25 and a fifth game if necessary will be in Zurich Sunday afternoon, March 28 at 2 p.m. The Buckeyes took a 1-0 first period lead in Sunday's game on a goal at 5:22 on a successful shot by Steve Bedour on a pass from Gerald Weido. Zurich moved ahead 2-0 in the second minute of the se- cond period as Mike Clarke\ converted a pass from Ron Rader. The Buckeyes regained the The second game goes lead two minutes later as tomorrow night, Thursday at Steve Bedour notched his se - the Hensall arena at 8:30 with cond goal of the game with the third game in Zurich Sun- Pat Bedard providing the day evening at 7:30 p.m. pass. Then it's back to Hensall for Scoring in the third period Turner hit at 45 seconds with Keith Hartwick and Paul Wraith asisting and Art Gregory counted with only 23 seconds left. 'Assisting were Dave Egan and Geoff Edwards. In the third period the only goal came from the stick of Art Gregory on a pass from Doug Latta. A late win. Tuesday's second game win for the Irish came on a last minute goal by defen- ceman Doug Latta on a pass from Geoff Edwards with only 31 seconds left in regulation time. Rob Stovel scored the Mitchell goal in the first period and captain Paul Wraith tied the score for the Irish at the one minute mark of the middle period with Kevin Hartwick and Doug Latta assisting. Mohawks ousted by Sherwoods The Hensall Sherwoods were able to eliminate the Ex- eter Mohawks in the South Huron hockey league semi- finals Thursday night, but, the outcome was in doubt right to the final whistle. The Sherwoods won the sixth game by a close 10-9 score after the Mohawks had rebounded to win the fourth and fifth games of the series. The Sherwoods jumped out to a 3-1 lead at the end of the first period Of play, but, the Mohawks battled back to take a 7-6 lead at one point late in the second period. The Mohawks opened the scoring at 1.33 of the first period as Tom Ryan con- verted a pass from Jeff Fuller. - The Sherwoods took control for the balance of the period and cashed in on successful shots by Allan Taylor, Greg Campbell and Terry Bedard. Assisting were Brian Maher, Ken Varley, Lloyd Allan Jamie, Caldwell and Dave Kinsman. The second period produc- ed no less than 10 goals as both clubs swept to the offence. Mike Clark led the Exeter Peter Gill. The second period Exeter goals were counted by Pete Gill on a play started by Dave Jackson and Dan Bell and Rick Moody on passes from Mike Clark and captain Brad Daters. Rick Ingram scored three of th four second period Hen- sall goals with Jamie Caldwell assisting on each of the three and Terry Bedard collected one assist. Terry Caldwell registered the other Hensall goal in the second with Dave Kinsman assisting. The period ended with the teams even at seven goals apiece. The Sherwoods scored two goals in one minute early in the third period and went .ahead testay. DaveKinsman converted a pass from Jamie Caldwell and Allan Taylor finished off a passing com- bination with captain Ken Varley and Brian Maher. 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