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Times Advocate, 1989-05-03, Page 1711:0114 EXETER A MOHAWKS i.� PRESENT go 4 m ra ion ' o$���Celeb t �,� AWARDS BANQUET •. n u N OE" , This Space Available -117000 1 North Middlesex & Lambton STANDARD TRUST l YEAR TERM Exeter Rates subject 235.1060 to change Irish drop first three games in J LUCAN - If the Lucan Irish are going to win the provincial Junior D title they are going to have to do it the hard way, by taking the series to the limit. The Irish beat the Exeter Hawks and Tavistock Braves in seven games in their previous two series, but dropped the first three games of the best -of -seven finals to the Lambeth Lancers and if the Irish want to win they will have to take the series to seven games again. Lambeth won game one Thurs- day night 4-1 and game two Satur- day night 5-4. The first two games were played at Nichols Arena in London. Sunday night in game three at the Lucan Arena, the Irish held a 6-3 lead with less than 10 minutes to play in the game, the Lancers scored four times in the last 10 minutes to take a 7-6 lead. "We played well enough to beat them in the second and third games, but for us to be successful against them, (Lambeth), we have to be physical, and we weren't consistent- ly physical," said Irish cbach Dave Revington after Sunday's contest. "I think I will just let the players motivate themselves for now on and see where it takes us. We have been in must -win games before and come through but I thought Sun- day's game was a must -win game also. We seem to play better when our backs are to the wall," said Revington. Lambeth 7 Lucan 6 - Referee Kevin McAlpine called Lucan for three minor penalties in a row starting at the 9:24 mark of the third period and Lambeth took ad- vantage and scored a pair of power- play goals to get within a goal at 6- 5, scored a short-handed goal to tie it and a regular -strength goal with just under three minutes to play to take the win. All four goals came within a seven -Minute span. Mickey Dupuis' goal at 52 sec- onds gave Lambeth a quick 1-0 lead and it stayed that way until the sec- ond period. Graham Hutton picked up a short- handed, unassisted goal at 1:36 of the second period to get Lucan on the board. Paul Barnes scored his first of two in the period, from Glen Mar- shall and Dean Schram, nearly three minutes later to give the Irish a 2-1 lead. Brad Muir scored from Colin Tel- ford at 8:52 of the second to give Lucan at 3-1 lead and they went up 4-1 when Barnes got his second from Telford and Joe Febrey at 11:45. At that point Lambeth'coach Brad • Wills replaced starting goalie Brad Gard with Mario Schembri but the Irish couldn't test Schembri with many shots the rest of the period. Lambeth's Jack Dundas cut the lead in half when he scored just over a minute after Barnes had giv- en the Irish a 4-1 lead and the Lanc- ers crept to within a goal when John Grasso scored an unassisted goal before the second period was over. Two quick goals less than 1:30 part in the third gave Lucan their three -goal lead back. Hutton's sec- ond goal of the game from Dean Doerr and Marshall made it 5-3 and Darren Neil's goal from Tim Hayter. and Muir made it 6-3. Scoring for Lambeth in, the last 10 minutes were; Gord Ross on the power -play from Scott Pepin and Dupuis, Scou MacDonald from Du- puis and Dundas, Pepin while Karate Club does well LONDON - Several members of Tydall's Karate Club in Exeter did very well at the Canadian Interna- tional Championship in London on the weekend. Well over 1,000 took part in the tournament which was called the biggest and most important in southern Ontario this year by Brian Decker of the Tyndall Club. Dan Bell took a fourth -place med- al in fighting in the brown belt cat- egory. Decker finished in first place in the 35 -and -over all belt fighting di- vision. Jo Dee Grasdahl took a third place in fighting and a fifth place in katas in the 13 and 14 year-old Orange Belt Division. Brad Fowler took a first -place rib- bon in fighting and third in katas in the 16 aid over yellow belt divi- 1,n Others from the Tyndall Club took part in London but their re- sults were not known by press time. To get ready for the Internationals in London, the Tyndall Club attend- ed a smaller meet in Goderich last weekend, April 22, and did very well there also. Only Goderich, Ex- eter, Seaforth and Kincardine, sent clubs to take part in the meet in Godcrich. Ian Becker and Darryl Romphl took second and third respectively in katas in their own respective di- visions. Phillip Joma took first in fight- ing in his division, while Grasdahl took first overall in katas in her di- vision. Jeff Balsdon and Dennis Hogins each took seconds in katas and fighting respectively in their divi- sions. shorthanded from Dupuis, to tie the game and Pepin with the winner Just over a minute later from Dean Thomas and Dundas. Lambeth 5 Lucan 4 Saturday night's game found Lambeth leading 1-0 at the end of one period, but each team scored three times in the middle session so Lambeth retained their one -goal lead heading into the third. The Irish outshot Lambeth 13-8 in the third period and 36-31 in the game but couldn't get the equalizer past Gard when they needed to. Saturday's game was also penalty fdled. Lucan was assessed 20 minor penalties by referee Mark Clark, 16 more minutes than Lambeth, for which Lambeth took advantage scoring three times on the power play in a 6:14 span of the second period. This made the difference in the game. Lucan also picked up three 10 -minute misconduct penal- ties, to Todd Hayter, Rick Weisar, and Barnes. Scoring for the winners were; Du- puis from Paul Zadorsky, Pepin from Ross, Steve Plaskett from Dupuis and Brian Minhinnick, Grasso from Dundas and Al Shipley and Howie Thompson with the un- assisted game winner at 8:26 of the third, breaking a 4-4 tie. Replying for the Irish were; Jon MacEachern from Jeff Hirtzell, Scott Denomy from Barnes, Pearce from Barnes and Marshall from Fe- brey. Lambeth 4 Lucan .1 In the series opener, each team scored once in the opening period, but Lambeth picked up one in the second and added two more in the Please turn to page 21 D finals "Get away" - That is what Lucan Irish goaltender Doug Haskett seems to be telling Al Shipley, of the Lambeth Lancers, left, as Shipley is about to put the grab on Haskett. Dean Doerr, (3), and Scott Denomy are about to come to Haskett's aid, during the third game of the provincial Junior D finals at the Lucan Arena Sunday night. The Irish trail three games to none in the best -of -seven series. Off the top of his head - Jaime Wulterkens, left, of the outh Hu- ron District High School Senior Boy's Soccer team battles with a player from London Clarke Road, when those team met In an exhi- bition soccer game at South Huron last Wednesday. The Trojans dominated the Panthers and went home 5-0 winners. Paying the price - Scott MacDonald, of the Lambeth Lancers, pays the price for scoring a goal els ne gets decked by Tim Hayter, of the Lucan Irish and lands on top of Dean Schram, of the Irish, while Mickey Dupuis, of the Lancers, celebrates behind the net. The action took place in the third game of the provincial Junior D finals at the Lucan Arena Sunday night. The Irish Jost this game 7-6 and trail 3-0 in the best -of -seven finals. Miller breaks school record EXETER - Larry Miller, a senior member of South Huron District High School's Track and Field Team, broke the school record in the -800 metre race. Miller brought in a time of 2:08 to bring the Pan- thers a fourth place finish at a track meet held in Petrolia last Tuesday. Miller also took a sixth-place fin- ish in the senior boys' 1500 metre race while South Huron's Scott Wellington claimed sixth place in the 3000 metre race. Rob Wonnacott made a high jump of 1.80 metres to give the Panthers fourth place in Senior boys' division. Chris Chapman leaped 5.49 me- tre to give him a fifth place finish in senior boys' long jump. Trina Poortinga aced fourth in junior girls high jump with a jump of 1.45 metres. On the weeken4, the Panthers at- tended the Forest City meet at Lit- tle Stadium in London. In compar- ison to set standards, Scott Wellington claimed a bronze medal for his 4:20 time in the 1500 metre race. As well, Scott Regier took a bronze in the 800 metre race with a time of 2:10. The team travelled to Tillsonburg yesterday (Tuesday) for an exhibi- Junior Panthers .win twice EXETER - South Huron District High School'k Junior and Senior Boys soccer teams played twice last week. The Junior Boys claimed both victories while the Senior Panthers were defeated in their two contests. Last Monday, the Panthers played host to league games against the Goderich Vikings. The Junior Panthers fell behind in the first half of play 1-0. But two goals by Ryan 1{ern in the sec- ond half of play, gave South Huron the 2-1 come -from -behind victory. Bill Jennison and Shawn McFalls also played excellent defensive games for South Huron. The Senior Panthers took a disap- pointing 2-0 defeat at the hands of the Vikings. One goal against South Huron was on a penalty shot which put them behind 1-0 and an- other goal gave the Trojans the 2-0 win. The Panthers also held exhibition games against London Clarke Road last Wednesday. The Junior Pan- thers worked hard against the com- petitive Trojans. South Huron held them to a scoreless tic until only six minutes remained in the game when Ryan Hern scored on a penal- ty shot. The Panthers goalkeepers, Frank Ihrig and Dan Schellanbcrgcr Please turn to page 21 in 800m race tion meet and arc getting ready for the Huron -Perth meet in Godcrich next week. 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