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Times Advocate, 1989-12-27, Page 13Sell It In the classifieds call 235-433. (OM/Alt IH R41t• 1/11% Guaranteed Investment Certificates wail St., Exeter 235-1060 �I NAhlNktI t!lt 1T Hawks lose protested game LUCAN - The Exeter Hawks were without the services of coach Jack Naim and winger Scott Taylor Friday during their 4-2 loss to the Irish in Lucan. Both were suspended by the league after the Hawks lost a protest- ed game a week earlier against the Tavistock Braves. The Hawks wilt have two points stricken from their record because of the protest. Taylor was involved in a second fight during the same stoppage of play December 8 against the Mitchell Hawks which calls for an au- tomatic one -game suspension. However Naim said it was never told to him' that Taylor was the third man in and let him play against Lu - can December 13 and against Tavistock December 15. Tavistock protested to the league that the Hawks were using an il- legal player and won, despite being trounced by the Hawks that night 12-2. "It didn't say on the game sheet that he was in a second fight dur- ing the same stoppage in play," said Nairn. In addition to losing two points from their record, the Hawks were also fined S 100. Taylor will sit out a total of four games, while Nairn will be back behind the bench Friday night when the Hawks take on the Irish Fri- day night at 8:30 at the SHRC. The Hawks had their game Tuesday in Mitchell postponed be- cakuse of the snowy weather. It will be made up at a later date. Mohawks hit break leading by four points EXETER - The Exeter Mohawks hit the Christmas break leading the Southern Senior A hockey League with a four -point lead over second - place Aylmer l lornets. The Mohawks kept ahead of Aylmer by winning both starts last week. They blanked the Ingersoll 13's 5-0 at the South Huron Rec Centre last Tuesday and sunk the Dorchester Dolphins 7-2,. in Dor- chester, Friday. Mohawk goalie Bill Dark, who . recorded the shutout against Inger- soll, didn't have a lot to do, but was sharp when called upon. "I'll take a shutout anytime I can get one. It's been almost two years since my last one," said Dark. The Mohawks outshot the B's 62- 18 in the game, but they had a tough time getting anything past B's goalie Mike McMillen all night and especially in the first period when they fired 20 at the B's net - minder but found themselves in a scoreless tic at the end of one peri- od. McMillen also stopped 20 shots in the second period, but Exeter fi- nally found success by hitting the net three times. Leading scorer Joe Scherer fired his first of two in the game, from Barry Baynham and Quincy Wilk- cr, at 4:14, Dave Randerson scored a power -play goal from Jcff War- ren at 15:37 and Jcff Carr connect - cd from Jack Thornton and Greg Snyder at 16:43. The Mohawks scored the final two goals in the last period as well. Snyder scored from Carr and War- ren and Schcrerr�ored his 21st of the season and second of the game from Al Gates and Kris Bedard at • 11:44. It also loo!scd like a Mohawk alumni game with three former Mo- hawks, John Rowlands, Rob Mack- ie and Scott Eccles in the lineup for the B's. Backup B's goalie Jack Ni- gucria was in the Mohawk training camp earlier this season but was subsequently cut. Exeter 7 Dorchester 2 The Mohawks led 4-2 after two periods in this game but scored the final three goals in the last period to put the game away and found the easy victory. • It was the second -straight game on the road in Dorchester in two weeks but the Mohawks had an eas- ier time of it this time. Last week, they were forced to overtime by the Dolphins before finally taking the game. After Dorchester's Rob Warry opened the scoring early in the game, Snyder got Exeter on the board at 2:05 of the first, from Ran- derson and Wilkcr. Exeter took the lead for good four minutes later on Dale Gib- bon's tally from Carr and Les Arts, who played one of his finest game of the year„picking up -three assists. It stayed that way until late in the second frame when Scherer clicked from Jeff Shipley with 3:18 left in the second to make it a 3-1 contest. Wilkcr also found the mark from Synder with less than two minutes to play in the second, but the Dol- phins also got one behind Mohawk backstop Rick Pikul with just over a minute left in the second. The Mohawks outshot the Dol- phins 18-9 in the final period and also found the mark three times to break the game open. Snyder got his second of the con- {est from Randy Bailey at 1:12, Schcrcr got his second from Bailey and Arts at 9:54 and Shipley com- pleted the scoring with a power- play tally from Arts and Bailey, with 2:53 left to play. The Mohawks arc idlc•until Sun- day, January 7 when the B's will be back at the SIIRC at 7:30 p.m. Since 1873 Wednesday, December 27, 1989 Irish avenge earlier loss to Exeter LUCAN - The Lucan Irish avenged their 7-6 December 13 loss at the hands of the Exeter Hawks by defeating their neighbor- ing rivals 4-2 at the Lucan Arena Friday night. The league -leading Irish found themselves with an 11 -point lead one second -place Mitchell Hawks as they hit the Christmas break as a result of their three victories last week. In addition to their doubling of Exeter, the Irish also whipped the Seaforth Centenaires 11-3 last Wednesday night at the Lucan Are- na and beat the Wellesley Apple- jacks 6-4 in Wellesley Saturday night. • Last Wednesday night, the Irish built a 7-0 lead by the second inter- mission and outscored the visitors 4-3 in the final period. Jeff Hirtzell led the way for the Irish with three goals and two as- sists, Joe Febrey had two goals and four assists, while Greg Deprest and Kevin Leitch each had one goal and an assist. Todd Hayter, Jack Legg, Jamie Pearce, and Brian Reath scored one goal apiece. John McEachern had a pair of as- sists, while Andy Ross and Scott Riddell had one each. • The Irish pounded two Seaforth goalies for their 11 goals. Lucan 4 Exeter 2 The teams were deadlocked at 1- 1 after one period and 2-2 after the second, but Lucan scored twice in the final period, 1:21 apart to take the game. Greg Deprest scored the first two goals ofa,the game for Lucan, the first unassisted and the second was from Darren Neil, while Hirtzell had the final two, one from Brian Schuyler and. Febrey, while the sec- ond was from Schuyler and Andy Ross Exeter got a power -play goal from lean -Paul Cousineau and a short-handed goal from Derek Shackleton in this rough game that saw several fights erupt. Lucan 6 Wellesley 4 The Irish led 3-0 after one period in this game but let up in the sec- ond and found themselves tied 4-4 at the second intermission but re- gained control of the game again in the third, scoring the final two goals. Steve Nixon, who was promoted from the Lucan Midgets, opened the scoring from Scott Riddell, Todd Hayter scored from Febrey and Schuyler and Riddell scored from Nixon all in the first period for the winners. Febrey had Lucan's only goal of the second period, an unassisted ef- fort. Schuyler scored the game winner early in the third period, from Nix- on and Hirtzell, while Neil added an insurance tally from Leitch. The Irish outshot the Applejacks 44-18 in the -game, which didn't leave a lot of work of. Lucan net - minder Dean Fratariangeli but he was sharp when called upon. The Irish were scheduled to take on the Tavistock Braves last night, Wednesday at the Lucan Arena. Goal -mouth scramble - Exeter Hawk goalie is sprawled out in his crease trying to stop Joe Febrey of the Lucan !rish from scoring dur- ing their Junior D hockey game Friday night at the Lucan Arena. Fe- brey, who ended up on top of Campbell after being checked by Hawk defenceman David Dalrymple, didn't score on this play, but the Irish won the contest doubling Exeter 4-2. The two teams meet again Fri- day night in Exeter. Senior Panthers split two basketball games ' By Michelle Ellison EXETER - Last week, South Hu- ron District High School's boys` basketball teams met Stratford Cen- tral Secondary School for two league games. The midget and jun- ior Panthers were defeated in both contests while the senior Panthers split games. Monday, SH hosted games. After leading through the entire game by a small margin, the senior boys lost in the final seconds of the game 34- 31. Rob Pcaren led scoring with 13 points, Rob Wonnacott followed with eight and Tim McAllister add- ed six. The Panthers got their revenge two days alter in Stratford. They held a 24-21 lead by half time and although their opponents outscored them in the last quarter, it was too late and the Panthers took the 45-40 win. Pearen was top scorer again with 17 points. Ian Vcrbeek followed with 12 and McAllister had six. SH's junior boys were short staffed last Wednesday's against Central and had a little difficulty. The Panthers fell 52-31. Randy Johnson led SH with 21 points. Mark Russel had tight and Jcff Kerslake added two. On Monday, the Panthers were Please turn to page 17 Sale Of The Decade Thursday, December 28 9-9 Friday, December 29 9-9 Saturday, December 30 9-5 . ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! 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