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Times Advocate, 1989-11-08, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, November 8, 1989 Irish unbeaten streak hits seven games M11 CHELL - The Lucan Irish extended their unbeaten streak to seven games to start the season and improved their overall record to 6- 0-1 with a pair of victories last week. In their first home game in al- most a month, the Irish disposed of the Wellesley Appplejacks by a 6-3 count last Wednesday night and came back Friday night to hand the Mitchell Hawks their second loss of the year, by a 6-4 score. The Irish won last Wednesday's game by scoring three times in the first and second period, while limit- ing the Applejacks to one goal in the first and two more in the sec- ond. Scoring for thelrish in the first period were; Jeff Hirtzell from Brian Schuyler and Ed Van Kerkle, Tim Hayter from Rick Weishar and Joe Fcbrey and Andy Ross from Darren Neil. Hayter got his second of the con- test early in the third, Trom Febrey and Weishar, to make it a 4-1 con- test, but Neil added one from Greg Dcprest and Jamie Pearce closed out the scoring for Lucan after be- ing set up by Weishar. Sam Kulafofski had a pair of goals for Wellesley. Friday night's game was a penal- ty -filled contest with several players being thrown out of the game for both sides. During the game, the Irish lost the services of Todd Hayter, Greg Southam, Jack Legg, Jamie Pearce and,Glen Mar- shall, while Mitchell received five game misconducts and coach Bob Ward received a match penalty for "molesting" the referee when the game was over. Irish coach Ken Needham said he didn't know the Mitchell coach had been given a misconduct until Sat- urday and doesn't know what would have eaused Ward to do what he did. "It was a rough game right from the start but no rougher than most and I didn't even hear he was tossed until Saturday night because I was leaving the ice going to our dress- ing room and I didn't sec anything happen," said Needham. The Irish made the difference with three second -period goals, which broke open a 2-2 tie at the end of the first period. The two ex- tra goals the Irish scored in the sec- ond proved to be their margin of victory. The Irish also made good use of their specialty teams, scoring three times while on a power -play and twice while short handed. Scoring for the Irish were; Weishar from Scott Mackey and Tim Hayter, Ross from Van Kerkle and Todd Hayter, Marshall from Hirtzell, Deprest from Hirtzell and Marshall, Schuyler unassisted and Legg from Weishar. Lucan was outshot 29-20 in the game but got timely goaltending from Dan Jenken to help win the game. Needham said he never expected to unbeaten at this point in the sea- son. "Never in my wildest dreams did I think we would be going unde- feated so far, but all good pings must come to an end sometime," said Needham. The Irish will play the Tavistock Braves in a home -and -home series starting tonight at the Lucan Arena at 8:15 and the second game will be back at the Tavistock Arena Friday night at 8:30 p.m. Two against one - An unidentified member of the Exeter Novice Ringette team, left, has to fight for the prized possession against two Seaforth players during their game at the Hensall Arena Saturday after-, noon. Exeter lost their first game of the year by an 8-2 count. . Petite Ringette starts season HENSALL - The Exeter and Dis- trict Petite Ringette started their regular season, Thursday, at Blyth with an 11-5 win. First period scoring for Exeter was handled by Amy Edwards with Flyers . grounded EXETER - In their only game of the week, the Exctcr Novice Flyers were grounded 3-1 by Mt. Brydges at the South Huron Rcc Centre Sunday afternoon. The first period was scoreless but Mt. Brydges accounted for the only two goals of the middle frame. Mark Miller tallied both times for the winners. Miller then completed. his hat trick for Mt. Brydges seven- ,min- utes into the. third, before Andrew Hann finally got Exeter on the board and beat goalie Roger Thom- as' shutout bid, with the lone assist going to Robert DcVries. Exeter's record drops to 1-3-1 with the loss. .Novice lose 8:2 • HENSALL - Exeter Novice Rin- gcttc opened their season on Satur- day in Hensall, hosting Seaforth. Although the girls were defeated 8-2, their effort rates lots of praise. Scoring for Exeter were: Jodi Truemner and Tracy Wilson. Scor- ing for Seaforth were Melissa Rob- ertson with three, Julie Anne Craw- ley and Cathy Coyne, both with two and Cheryl Workman with one. Five new players are on Exeter's bench this year. Miranda Hayter, Julie Genttner, Kim Keller, Ann Marie Parsons, and. Maggie Ste- ciuk, played well f heir first time out. Exeter travels to For t next Sat- urday for thfir second g me. t two goals, while Jo -Dec Rowe, Cheryl Wein, Carolyn Quinn, Katie Webber and Meagan Ratz each added one. Ratz managed another in the sec- ond along with- Jayne Ballantyne, Shawna Rowe and Theresa Wil- helm all added singles. Kelly Regicr assisted on two of her teammates goals. Tracy Taylor made her debut in net for Exeter, allowing only three Blyth goals. Saturday the Petites hosted Sea - forth in Hensall and won 6-4. Edwards opened the scoring three minutes into the game. Web- ber followed suit two minutes later on a pass from Wein to cnd Exet- cr S first -period scoring. Rowe scored early in the second period on an unassisted effort. Just 12 seconds later, Ballantyne slipped in one with the help of Ratz. Regier and Ballantyne topped off the scoring with one apiece later in the game. Taylor looked strong in goal for Exeter again. The Petites next game will be played in Forest, Saturday at 3:30. Down and out Exeter Mohawk goalie Bill Dark tried for a loose puck here with Tea Easton of the Inger- soll B's on his doorstep but Easton won the race to the loose puck and scored in the second period, While Dark was out of position, when those team met at the Ingersoll Arena Sunday night. The Mohawks won the game however, 11-3. Mohawks win big Continued from page 17 Exeter 7 Dorchester 2 The Mohawks got outstanding goaltending from Rick Pikul and just enough %scoring punch to win this game. "Pik, (Pikul), was just standing on his head to make saves in the first two periods in Friday's game, which is what it takes to win games," said Baynham. The Mohawks were outshot 18- 10 in the first period, ,but took ad- vantage of their scoring chances to build a 3-1 lead heading to the sec- ond. The Mohawks got first -period goals from Brooks from Warren, Bailey from Jack Thornton and Warren and Carr from Bailey and Jeff McClenaghan. Exeter was outshot in the second period as well but Pikul slammed the door shut and Exeter was able to score the only goal of that period. McClcnaghan's goal from Kris Bedard and Scherer with seven minutes left in the second was all the Mohawks needed that period. The Mohawks finally turned the table in the third and outshot the Dolphins 16-9 and • scored three more times. Bailey scored from Scherer and Barton, Scherer scored from Bedard and Bill Glover and Elliot tallied from Bedard and Scherer in the third for the Mohawks. Next game for the Mohawks is Saturday night in Lambeth against the Flyers. Game time is 8:30 p.m. Next home game is Sunday night when the Chatham Maroons make a return visit to the South Huron Rec Centre at 7:30 p.m. - dells dump Crunchers EXETER - The two local Atom teams in the Lambton-Middlesex Hockey League, the Crunchers and Bells, mct head-to-head Sunday at the South Huron Rec Centre, with the Bells coming out on top of a 2- 1 score to claim bragging nghts. Mike France opened the sconng for the Crunchers with a goal in the first period, from Luke Sims. . No goals were scored in the sec- ond but play was dose 'with both teams getting good scoring chances, keeping Bell's goalie Joey Bierling and Cruncher's • netminder Mike Schwindt busy. The Bells connected for two goals, by Ryan Soldan from Jon Moore and Jeremy Cornish unas- sisted to put the Bells ahead for good. Moil 5po page 2 Tournament champs - The Lucan-Biddulph Girls' volleyball team won the Colborte Street School Volley- ball Toumament in Strathroy recently and finished runners-up in the East Williams Memorial Toumament last weekend. Front row, (left to right), Miss Gibbs, coach, Denise Cowdrey, Shelley Snider, Bev Dann- -0Y, Melissa Hatdy, Karen Sconieczny, Roshana Barr, Miss Davidson, coach. Brick row, (1-r), Sara Hold- dn, Angie Latta, Celeste Guthrie, Debbie Greenlee, Julie Riddell, Julie Carroll, Brenda Woodbum, Erica `,Benedtti. Bantams cut down Forest EXETER - The Exeter Bantam "A"s had a successful week of hockey winning all of their games and boosting their record to five wins, three losses and two ties for a total of 12 points. Exeter 5 - Port Stanley 2 Exeter fought its way to victory last Wednesday and nearly lost to their opponents on Wednesday. The locals were down 2-0 at the beginning of the third and finally woke up. They scored five times with the goals going to Fred Steciuk with two, Matt Gardiner, Mark Glavin and Ryan Stuart. Assists went to Jason Heywood, Gardiner, Steciuk and Rob Kram- er. Exeter 12 - Forest 4 Exeter demoralized the Forest squad in their own rink on Sunday night, and upset their opponents with a great game. Exeter went out on the ice and played a solid game getting great goaltending, offence and defence, totally dominating the opposition. Single goals went to Steciuk and Steve Farquhar, while Jason Heywood, Gardiner, Glavin, Godbolt and Stuart all notched a pair of goals. 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