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to be unlucky and brought
Mohawks to the end of
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OHA In -
Sunday
In the seventh and deciding contest
with an imprissive 6-1 victory one
night earlier in Creemote with a large
contingent of Exeter fans in
attendance.
Creemore now move a little far-
ther south to meet Alvinston for the
Ontario championship. Alvinston
ousted the defending phamps from
Dresden in a full seven game series.
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With about 1,500 fans in the Wean
arena stands Sunday night, the
Mohawks dominated play throughout
most of the game, but couldn't get the
puck to bounce the right way in many
instances.
The big stumbling block for the
Mohawks was Creemore goalie Rick
Tomkinson. Time and time again be
came up with superlative stops and
overall got in front of 49 of the 52 shots
fired his way. His team-mates only
.managed 30 shots at Louie Arts in the
Exeter nets.
More than half of the 17 penalties
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April 16, 1986
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CONGRATULATIONS — Creemore Chiefs coach John Wilson at the
left is congratulated by Exeter Mohawks coach Jack Chipchase follow-
ing Sunday's seventh and deciding OHA Intermediate "C" semi-final
won by eemore. T -A • hoto
called by referee Rick Mdarphew
came In the first period and an goals
scored in the period came with the op-
position shorthanded.
The first good scoring chance for
the Mohawks come in the second
minute of play with the teams play-
ing five aside as Brian Campbell first
had trouble controlling the puck and-
then
ndthen was robbed by Tomkinson. .
At 3:45 and his team on a power
play, Ron Elliott sent the Exeter
crowd into a cheering mood as be
bagged in a rebound from in close.
Barry Baynham and Pete Tuckey
assisted.
The Mohawks missed the best op-
portunity of the night at 12:57 when
two Creemore players were sent off
and they could manage very little in
scoring potential.
The tying score for Creemore came
with the Mohawks playing a man
short at 10:14. The puck was fired in
by Greg Carruthers as the Puck was
kicked over to him by Mark Hannon
when his stick was tied up. Brian
Gilpin also asisted.
Shortly after the two Chiefs were
back on the ice Louie Arts robbed
Brian Gilpin from point blank range.
The third power play goal and the
one to put the Mohawks in front again
came on a blistering shot from near
the point by -Bill Glover. Setting up the
score were Cam Doig and Randy
Kraul.
Near the end of the period Exeter
defenceman Dave Kinsman handed
out the first of three bone shattering
body checks. The Mohawks won the
first period shots on goal battle 13 to
five.
The Chiefs wasted little time in ty-
ing the score in the second period. On-
ly 22 seconds after the initial faceoff
Greg Carruthers hit the Mohawks net
with a blueline blast. Assisting were
Darryl Hughson and Noel'
McEachern.
Near the midway point of the period •
apparent goals were disallowed at
FINAL MEETING — Mark Cronyn, Brian Horner and caption Randy Kroul of the Exeter, Mohawks shake
hands with the Creemore Chiefs following Sunday's final game in Lucan. T -A photo
b end. The Mohawks batted the
pick into the Creemore net as a
Creemore player in the- Exeter goal
Clean negated a goal.
The best searing chance for either
dub In the sa.,t half of the period by
Mai captain Mark Hannon as he
wtle thwarted by Louie Arts.
The Mohawks -were again best in
the shooting department besting the
Chief, 19 to 15.
'The Chiefs took a 3-2 lead at 4:52 of
the third period as a shot by Daryl
Rion caught the Exeter net. It ap-
peared 'to change direction in close.
Steve Smart and Noel McEachern
assisted.
In ,quick succession the Mohawks
narrowly missed the equalizer as Kris
Bedard was stopped on an excellent
rush and Bill Glover bounced a shot
off the cross bar.
The tyinggoal was notched by
Barry Baynham in a wild scramble
around the Creemore net. Mike Clark
asisted at 13:29.
Both teams missed numerous scor-
ing chances in the final six minutes of.
regulation time, but neither could
Connect. In the third period the
Mohawks outshot the Chiefs 15 to
seven.
The first overtime period was seven
minutes and 34 seconds old when
Brian Gilpin latched on to a loose
puck behind Exeter net and sent it
back towards the blueline to Rick
Coker and he made no mistake with
a rising shot into the Mohawks goal.
Goalie Louie Arts was able to get to
the bench in the last 47 seconds for a
sixth attacker and the ensuing action
was exciting. Creemore had several
chances at the open net, but failed.
With 10 seconds to go the Mohawks
were able to get the puck back to the
other end and Cam Doig and Bill
Glover took swipes at the puck only
to have Tomkinson block their
attempts.
. The only two penalties in overtime
came at 4:57 when Barry Baynham
and John Nixon went off together. The
Mohawks continued their domination
of shots in overtime five to three.
Glover Leads
Speedy centre Bill Glover paced the
Mohawks to Saturday's 6-1 victory
with three go4ls.
The Mohawks took a 3-1 margin in-
to the third period when Glover took
ever with his hat trick performance
to clinch the win and send the two
teams back to Lucan Sunday night.
The first period was only seven
4ihiinutes did when Mark Cronyn hit
the Creemore net on a three-way
passing combination with Brian
Campbell and Bryan Baker.
z Four minutes later what proved to
a,+be the winning goa1.was notched by.
' .Jim Berth on Oases frau gem Dolg
Mid Balser.
Mike Clark made the score t
12:38 on a play originated by ffilln
Campbell and Ron Elliott.
The only goal of the second session
was registered by John Nikon of the
Chiefs to spoil Rick Pikul's bid for a
shutout.
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