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Host other Hawks, Friday
Hawks lead over MitcheII only one pokit
The Exeter Hawks were drubbed in
both their outings this week, but still
managed to hold onto second place in
the northern division of the Western
Junior '•D" loop.
However, that lead over Mitchell
has shrunk to a single point and they
have a game in hand over the locals.
The Hawks also dropped further off
the pace being set by the front -
running Brussels Bulls. The latter
beat the Hawks 6-2 on Sunday and
now have.a nine -point edge and also
one game in hand. The other loss of
the week came in Exeter, Friday,
when the visiting Lucan Irish pound-
ed out a convincing 9-4 triumph.
The local pucksters have four
games this week before the
Christmas break and the outcomes
could be crucial to their efforts to stay
near the top of the loop.
Tonight ( Wednesday) they host the
Bulls and need a win to have any hope
of still catching top spot. Friday night,
the Mitchell crew will be in town for
a battle over spcond place and the
following night the Hawks get a
chance to avenge their loss to the
Irish when they travel to Lucan for an
8:15 p.m. contest.
The busy week concludes on Sun-
day afternoon with a home contest
against Thamesford. It's scheduled
for Hensall with the starting time of
3:30 p.m.
Irish jump early
The Lucan Irish scored after only
nine seconds in Friday's game at the
ret centre and they then built it up to
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Unbeaten streak to seven
Exeter
& Area
Jr. 'D'
Hawks
Wed., Dec. 17
vs Brussels 8:30 p.m.
Ladies nite - free ad-
mission. Corsage to
first 50 ladies
Fri., Dec. 19
vs Mitchell 8:30 p.m.
E.M.H.A. nite.. Hawks
pay tribute to all minor
teams
Sun., Dec. 21
vs Thamesford
In Hensall arena 3:30 p.m.
The Hawks organization
wishes all our fans a
very Merry Christmas
Broncos get two wins
The Exeter Broncos upped their
unbeaten streak in the Shamrock
atom hockey league to seven games
this week with victories over St.
Marys 5-2 and Lucan 3-2.
A week earlier in a tournament in
Hanover the Broncos defeated Kin-
cardine5-3 and lost 4-3 to Durham and
2-1 to the host :lanover club.
Start early
In the win over St. Marys the Bron-
cos started strong with the first three
goals of the game. They were notch-
ed by Jeff Lingard, Joel Campbell
and Trevor Tayl Ryan Stuart pick-
ed up two assists and la., Jean, Paul
Charrette and Jeff Lingard each
helped on one score.
Late in the third period, Ian Jean
converted a pass from Steve Far-
quhar and Joel Campbell scored on a
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Joel Campbell was the scoring star
in the victory over Lucan. He fired
two successful shots and picked up an
assist on the other goal notched by
Scott Parsons. Others getting assists
were Trevor Taylor and Steve
Farquhar.
The Lucan marksmen were Sean
Lawrence and captain Paul O'Shea
with assists going to Jeff Campbell,
Matt Munro and Scott Smith.
In the win over Kincardine in the
Hanover tourney, Joel Campbell,
Paul Charrette, Ian Jean and Sean
McCann were the goal getters.•Char-
rette was the top playmaker with
three assists
Scoring for the Broncos in the loss
to Durham were Paul..Charrette„
Scot( Parsons,and Jee1,,Campbel[..
while Campbell- notched the only
score in the loss to Hanover.
Most valuable players for the Bron-
cos in the three games were Steve
Farquhar, Sean McCann and Joel
Campbell.
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Derek Beckett
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Paul Charrette
Steve Farquhar
Ian Jean
Trevor Taylor
Gavin Snell
Ryan Stuart
Scott Parsons
Darren Kints
Mark Brintnell
Matt Godbolt
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Three losses
for Generals
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Exeter Kinsmen Generals suffered
three consecutive losses at the hands
of Shamrock league opponents this
week.
Tuesday night in Strathroy, Jeff
Iloffman scored the lone marker for
the local midgets as they lost 9-1 to the
host team. Richard Voogel and Shawn
Moore added the assist.
Wednesday, at home St. Marys
romped to a 9-0 decision over the
Generals.
Friday night in Lucan, the home
squad erupted for 4 early goals and
then played even the rest of the way
in a 7-3 win.
Larry Lewis, Paul Mellecke and
Koffman provided the scoring for Ex-
eter. Richard Voogel had two assists
ith singles going to Tim Moore,
Daryl McCann, Shawn Moore and
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Tw- weep five
in a(ir league
The DJ , t were the only
teams tos %,Tp five points in F'riday's
regular competition of the Exeter
Legion mixed dart league.
I igh scores for the night were Eric
Heywood 140 and Oliver Jaques 133
with Bob Reynolds having the high
takeout at 75.
This week's scores were:
Swat 5 Smurfs 0
DJ's 5 011ie's Best 0
Lost Flights 4 Salt and Pepper 1
Southenders 4 McGrundy 1
Canscotts 4 Odd Ones 1
Trailers 3 Scotties 2
Shiphunters 3 Itchy Niters 2
The II's 3 Outlaws 2
F'riday's schedule is as follows:
8 p.m.
Odd Ones vs Trailers
DJ's vs McGrendy
Canscotts vs Smurfs •
Outlaws vs 011ie's Best
9 p.m.
Shiphunters vs The Il's
Sall and Pepper vs Itchy Niters
Swat vs Lost Flights
Scotties vs Southenders
4-1 by the end of the first and were
never seriously threatened.
Lucan scored four times on the
powerplay, while the Hawks
mustered only one as the Irish sat out
36 minutes and the Hawks had 34 in
the sin bin.
Wayne Urbshott paced the Irish
with a hat trick, while Joe Febrey
added a pair. Singles came off the
sticks of Jesse Crawford, Terry
Knowles, Scott Denomy and Dean
Schram. Febrey and Brad Muir
helped out on three goals each, while
Crawford, Urbshott, Denomy and
Rob Hardy assisted on two each.
Picking up single assists were Mark
Bannen, Todd Hayter and Brad
Hodgins.
Jeff Ansems, George Pratt, Dan
Nairn and Mark Morrissey replied for
the Hawks, with Jim Lewis picking up
two assists and singles going to Nairn,
Ansems and Pratt.
Paul Woodford recorded 17 saves
for the Irish, while Brad Bender and
Derek Switzer teamed up to kick out
16 shots for the hosts.
Bulls win
The Brussels Bulls solidified their
hold on top spot in the northern divi-
sion when they clopped the Hawks 6-2,
Sunday. Each team picked up six
game misconducts, with five of those
coming on one play.
Exeter's Scott Lovie and Bulls for-
ward Kevin Lee engaged in a fight
late in the second period and were
banished. All the other players on the
ice, with the exception of the two net -
minders, were also sent to the
showers for failing to move quickly to
their benches during the fray. Ousted
for the Hawks were George Pratt,
Jeff Pfaff, Jon O'Connor and Bryan
Quinn. Steve Batten joined them in
the third when he was banished for
fighting.
The Bulls had the game well in
hand before the scuffles as they
jumped into a 3-1 lead in the first and
added two powerplay markets in the
second. Four of their six goals came
with a man advantage.
O'Connor and Ansems scored for
Exeter with assists going to Ansems,
Steve Gould and Dave Cassone.
Switzer started in the nets for the
Hawks and was replaced during the
second by Fred Gregus. They com-
bined for 33 saves, while the Hawks
managed only 25 shots on the Brussels
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