Times-Advocate, 1987-01-28, Page 91
Win twice this week
Hawks in thick of second lace battle
The Exeter Hawks have ridden two Mitchell bya a epoint and are now ' ways ng1 one will be on the road and two are at home on Friday as they re -
consecutive 7-3 triumphs back into se- three ahead d the Seaforth crew, who against the tough Bulls. bounded for the 7-3 triumph over
cond place in the northern division of are defendiig OHA champions. Mit- Sea(orth.
the Western Junior "D" loop. chell holde a game in hand over Ex- 'Avenge Toss After taking a 2-0 lead in the first,
The two victories also give the eter and :he latter have played one . The Hawks avenged a loss in Mit- the hosts fell behind 3-2 by the end of
locals their longest winning skein of game less than the Centenaires. chell a week ago when they returned
the season as they followed last The Hawks game against Clinton on on•Tuesday and convincingly came
week's win in Clinton. SunBay was postponed. out on the long end of the 7-3 tally.
This week's wins were scored over This week, the locals host the front- After splitting four goals with their
the team's nearest rivals, Mitchell running Brussels Bulls at the rec cen- hosts in the first period, Exeter
and Seaforth, and leave the Hawks in tre on Friday and then travel to scored two unanswered markers in
the thick of the battle for second Seaiorth on Supday for another the middle frame and polished it off
place. crucial match against the with a 3,1 margin in the final stanza.
Exeter top their namesakes from Centenaires. Goalie Derek Switzer returned to
That will leave them with only five his early season form and kicked out
games left on the schedule and all but 31 shots to play a big part in the win.
Exeter scored four times on the
powerplay and gave up only two while
short-handed to also improve in one
of their weak points in previous
outings.
Steve Gould paced the attack with
a hat trick performance and singles
were recorded by George Pratt, Dave
Cassone, Jon O'Connor and Scott
Lovie.
Jeff Pfaff and Sean Whiteford
registered three assists each to lead
in that department, with single assists
going to Jeff Ansems, Jeff Reid,
Pratt. Steve Batten and Steve
McIntyre.
Late in the third period, the'teams
engaged in some fisticuffs with Jeff
Pfaff, Dan Nairn and Jon O'Connor
being banished for Exeter along with
three Mitchell players.
In all, there were 52 penalties call-
ed in the chippy contest
Weekly scores
in shuffleboard
In Tuesday's regular shuffleboard
competition at the South Huron Rec
Centre, Walter Davis posted the high
score for men at 367. Charles Til The Exeter pets ringette team
and Harold Davis were ti@@dd fo se- scored a 9 -3 -victory ov uron Park.
cond at 289 and Charles Hendyhit279.' Saturday.
Carrie Simpson led the scoring with
three goals. Getting two goals each
were Jill Sararas and Cheyenne
Westlake. Singles were scored by
Cara Gardner and Lisa Forrest.
Assists were credited to Cara Gard-
ner, Christie Bedard, Suzanne
Steciuk, Jill Sararas, Janice Sanders.
Danielle Miners, Lisa Forrest, Katie
Armstrong and Jodi Hamilton.
Holding Huron Park to -only three
best. Verde Lightfoot scored 346 and goals was Andrea Urlin in net.
Iva Blair 332. '' The Petites are challenging the
In Thursday's play, Meine Eizenga Hensel' atom hockey team on Thurs-
and Mildred Thomson were all even day night at 5:30, followed by a Satur-
with scores of 464. Next came Phil day game against Forest in Hensall
Hern 457 and Harold Rowe 426. at 3u5 p.m.
Petites win
in ringette
For the ladies Mabel McKmgilt was
best at 261 followed by Edna Caldwell
250 arid Olive Harvey 246.
' Wednesday's action saw Roy
Hunter lead the men in six games at
449. Next came Walter Davis 432 and
Harold Beaver 411. Five game high
scores were Phil Hern 360, Joe Gosar
336 and Ross Richardson 311.
Olga Davis and Alva Heywood were
tied at 384 for the ladies six game
Rebound at home
The LIawks continued their winning
the second. However, they rattled in
five unanswered markers in the final
frame to win going away. ti
Mark Ansems got the equalizer for
the Hawks at the 1:08 mark of the
third on a solo effort and George Pratt
then came up with the winner two
minutes later,
Pratt and Steve Gould had two
markers each for the winners and ad -
ging singles with Ansems were Scott
Lovie and Sean Whiteford.
Pratt and Gould also added two
assists each, as did Steve Batten, with
singles being earned by Jeff Dalrym-
ple, Bryan Quinn, Ansems, Steve
McIntyre and Jim Lewis.
Derek Switzer put together another
solid effort between the pipes and
kicked out 25 of the 28 shots aimed in
his direction. Todd Campbell had 28
saves for the Centenaires.
The Hawks sat out 10 of the 18
penalties called -and clicked for the
only powerplay marker of the contest.
BULLETS LOSE
In a recent pee wee tournament in
London, the Exeter Big V Bullets
dropped two straight decisions. They
were blanked I: -u by the Parkhill Out-
siders and lost 6-2 to Strathrov.
Brad Elschner on an unassisted el -
tort and Geoff Sanders on a pass from
Brad Thompson to took care of the
Exeter scoring.
NUGGETS WIN SILVER — The Exeter Kentucky Nuggets ringette
team won silver medals in a recent tournament in Stretford. Back,
left, coaches►Bob CeQtes and George Tryon, Giselle Charrette, Car-
rtWtoviA'1u 'e Merrier. Janet papple,,,Chris-Chappel, Becky Morgan,
Elizabeth Coates, Barbie Mortley and manager Linda Farquhar. Front,
Julie Webster, Becci Farquhar, Bryden Gryseels, Tanya Riehl, Tiffany
Tryon, Jane Rowe, Carrie Stuart, Laura Cook and Sarah Kerslake.
Missing was equipment monor erry Riehl.
BEST BASKETBALL TOSSERS +-- The annual elementary school basketball throw contest sponsored by
the Mount Carmel -Exeter Council of the Knights of.Columbus was held Saturday. Back, left, K of C Grand
Knight Don O'Rourke, Dwayni Hayter, Jim Ahrens, Sheryl, Oke, Lisa Triebner and K of C Terry O'Rourke.
Front; Sivasay Sengkhounmony, Sivilay Sengkhounmany, Tina Lindenfield and Corina Price.
GAY LEA FOODS
For your generous support in the
"getter Butter Bonspiel"
Exeter Curling Club
The South Huron Rec Centre -now offers
KARATE
For Children 6-9 years of age
e week program .
4-1 hour classes • Saturdays
Pariiiipate for many reasons: self defence, discipline, train-
ing for competition OR just for the social and recreational'
atmosphetr
Starts: Saturday, February 14
Time: 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Place: High School • New gym (enter through cafeteria,door
at back of school)
Fee: $25.00
*Must pre-fegister at the Rec Centre during Office Hours.
(9.12and 1.5) before Friday, February 6
_ FOR INFO CALL THE REC CENTRE AT 235.2433
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Pee wees in
playoff hunt
The Exeter pee wees continued
their unbeaten streak in the Ontario
Minor Hockey Association round
robin playoffs.
Wednesday. they downed Lambeth
b a score of 5-2 and a week earlier
a ed to a 4-4 tie with Ridgetown
he locals will return to Lambeth
tonight, Wednesday and Saturday will
play hast to Forest at the South Huron
Rec Centre.
Against Lambeth. Steve Dubarry
put his club ahead with the first two
goals of the game. Assisting were Joel
Campbell and Jim Ahrens.
Sandwiched in between the only two
Lambeth goals was a successful shot
by David Schwindt on passes from
_Jasoq Heywood and Steve Dubarry
Campbell converted a pass from
Fred Steciuk-and Schwindt notched
his second of the night on passes from
Jim Ahrens and goalie Shots.')
McFalls to finalize the Exeter
scoring.
'IIT,
Times -Advocate, January 28, 1987
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