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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1947-02-13, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13th, 1947 These business firms invite your patronage. Dealing with them gives satisfaction and helps to make this a better* community 0 Satisfaction Guaranteed Mrs. W. E. Cavers, Prop. Exeter Phone 245 M .. HOCKEY STANDINGS With “SCOOP” 5. *J 'Feb. Exeter a revised soft- He has postponed. 5. and Preston 'Dearing. * Schedule •A" -X- Drawn Up neview Scanning Gyclmie Exeter Hensall Lucan Zurich Dashwood Grand Bend Snell’s Taxi’Service July 23rd Race Day The Exeter Turf Club are already planning a hig meet on the new oval for next summer. The meet­ will be held on July 23rd and this Wednesday in July will be a per­ manent race day for Exeter. At the inaugural meeting of the Turf Club Frank Taylor was elected president, Jack Morrissey chairman, and Geo. Lawson secretary-treasurer, 'Mem­ bers of ’ the club include Garnet Flynn, Wes. Simmons, Tom Yearley, Harry Beaver, Harry jSwartz, Bill Allison from the lineup. He’s just now re­ covering from a badly fractured leg sustained while playin, ball early last summer. played on two championshiii teams, the Beavers and a Tavistock squad. Next? Malcolm Campbell, at one holder of the world’s land Phone 100 Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (one door north of Bell Telephone) Naturelle Permanent Waving Lustron Cold Wave Dorothy G. Reeder, Prop. Tel. 71 Exeter Stewart’s Taxi Phone 335 Exeter V’s Beauty Shoppe Revised At a Cyclone JHockey meeting Friday night in ' schedule was drawn up to cover the postponed games during the season. In all there are twelve games with two in which Grand Bend play to he ifour-point games. Several of these matches will be played in the Arena with two games this week. Lucan and Grand Bend and Exeter and Hensall take part in a double­ header Wednesday night while Zurich and Hensall, Lucan and Dashwood will play (Friday night. The schedule is to be wound up on the 20th and then the top four teams will meet in the playoffs. Exeter’s protest against Dashwood using London players was upheld at the meeting. The game, however, will not be re-played unless it will affect the standing. The only team that can beat Exeter out of first place is Hensall. - They would have •to win all their games and Exeter would have to lose their two re­ maining tilts as well as the protest game. What Sir time speed record and now holding the distinction of driving a boat the fastest on record now plans to at­ tempt a new record with his boat, the Bluebird. While he intends to use the old hull the British race driver will power the boat with jet propulsion. He has been toying with the idea since the jet was used suc­ cessfully in aircraft and lie is re­ ported as stating that only throttle will be used to avoid ing off the water altogether. part tak- ■—IIOCILEY RESULTS Midgets <— Exeter at Clinton, postponed. ■Clinton 6, Exeter Juveniles Exeter at Clinton, Clinton 7, Exeter Cyclone — Grand Bend 2, Zurich 2 Exeter 9, Lucan 5. Hensall 11, Dashwood 3. Exeter 9, Zurich 2, * * * —- HOCKEY MENU — ■Feb. 12—Exeter at Hensall; Lucan at Exeter. . Dou'bleheader at Arena. 14—Zurich at Hensall; Lucan at Dashwood. Doubleheader at Arena. 17— Hensall at Grand Bend. 18— 'Grand Bend at Dashwood. 19— —Lucan at Hensall (at the Arena). •X* ■X* —BA SKETBALL RESULTS— Boy’s WOSSA Sr, “B” 'Exeter 37, 'Mitchell 29. aBe Lovely To Look At . . . with "hair-do styled at Exeter and Dis­ trict’s Most Modern Shoppe. Cold Waves and Eugene Heat Waves VERA C. FRASER, Prop. Tel. 112 Exeter Floor Sanding New Floors Laid and Sanded Old Floors Re-surfaced with Latest Equipment Estimates Free MURRAY NEIL Hardwood Floor Contractor R. 2, Centralia - Phone Crediton 70 J * * ■» * Joins Ranks of Hockey Greats Aubrey (Dit) Clapper, on eve of his twentieth anniversary with the Boston Bruins, joined the game’s immortals in hockey’s Hall of Fame. There he joins such stars as Howie Morenz, Chuck Gardiner, Hod iStuart, McGee and I-Iobie ■For ten years wing and then in son dropped back Clapper was always a fiend 'for con­ dition and saw to it that he had clean living and rest aplenty. Over his twenty years with the Bruins Dit scored 23 4 goals in regular play. The mild-mannered coach of the Bruins has given the “7 towners” two hockey. the George Vezina, Eddie Gerrard, Tom Philips, Frank Baker. he played right the 19 37-3s sea- to the blueline. •decades of •x- «■ * Wreck 0. 'Bean­ great For Lasting Beauty . . LET US PAINT Your Car To restore that new-car beauty and sleekness. To save its precious sheet-metal from ruinous rust. We are equipped to handle any paint job, car or truck, expertly and promptly. Ed’s Machine Shop Two Blocks East of Main Street on John Street. * Hero in Train •Last week in a California tram wreck little Al Murray with a heart nearly as big as his body, stood out the train who was fighting with the _ was accompanying the team he now coaches, the San IF.rancisco Sham­ rocks in the Pacific Coast League when the accident happened. He is credited with saving the life of one of his team members burning sweater off his bare hands. * * x- Archie Hubert Night The good people of Seaforth in a benefit game this Thursday night will honor Archie Hubert, a hockey player well known to district fans, for his faithful service with the Beavers. Every cent of the proceeds is to go to Archie, the rink manage­ ment donating the rink and the Seaforth Athletic Association look­ ing after the incidental expenses. This is the first time in eight years that Archie has 'been absent Exeter Legionnaires Remain Undefeated Exeter kept their win streak in­ tact Thursday night by scoring a 9-5 victory ovei* the Lucan Irish. It was the locals sixth win while the loss put Lucan in third place. Exeter, however, did not enjoy the "wide edge in play that the score indicates. It was an off night for Lucas- in the Lucan net. Long drives especially seemed to fool him. Despite the fact that Chown or Paul did not appeal* on the Irish line-up they gave the homesters a good struggle. Fred Revington and Trites chalk­ ed up the most goals, each doing the hat trick. The only other puck­ chaser to garner more than one tally was MacDonald who picked up two. Joe's last goal was about as smart a tally as scored all eve­ ning. He carried the disc in on top of Lucas, drew him out and flipped it into the empty cage. Exeter’s second line showed great improvement over previous games and accounted for three goals. Ross Tuckey also sparked the team with his aggressive play, Exeter jumped into a three-goal lead in the first 'before the Irish got clicking. Trites got the first two goals in the space of a minute about the half-way mark. Har Brintnell scored -the third before Fred Revingtoh scored on a smart piece of stick-handling. Early in the second, the Irish made it 3-2 but from there on it was fairly much Exeter on the score sheet. EXETER—Goal, Philp; Ryckman and Fletcher; MacDonald; wings, Shaw Trites; subs, H. Brintnell, Referee, Merv. Tieman, Dashwood. First Period Hensall, Little ; son (Kozachock) ; chock (Nicholson, allies, Tieman. Second Period Hensall, .Messenger Tieman (2). Third Period Dashwood, Hensall, •Hayter Hensall, Hensall, Hensall, Hensall, wood, Schroeder (B. Hayter); I-Ien- sail. Kozachock. Penalties, Kraft. Hensall, Nichol- Hensall, Koza- Chipchase). Pen­ Kozachock; (Sangster). Hensall, Penalties, (Musser); B. Gaiser Dashwood, J. Willert); (Kozachock); (Sangster); (Stephen); Kennedy; ('Schroeder, Nicholson Messenger Kozachock Little (Messenger); Dash’ M inor Teams won the fell Vactric as one of the heroes when hit a gas truck. Murray, well known for his >great spirit as a defenceman old New York Americans by pulling a the lad with * defence, centre, and Don Brintnell, Tuckey, Hennessey, 'Stire and Preszcator. LUCAN — Goal, Lucas; defence, Baynes and Hodgins; centre, N. Hardy; wings, Hearn and MacRob- erts; subs, J. Hardy, Chisholm, F. Revington, D. Revington, and Stret­ ton. Referee, Cy Creech, Exeter. First Period Exeter, Trites (Shaw); Exe+or, Trites ('Fletcher); Exeter, H. P" nt- nell (Tuckey); Lucan, “ ton. Penalties, Tuckey. Second Period Lucan, -.Stretton (F. Exeter, Hennessey (H. Exeter, Shaw (MacDonald); Exeter, Trites . (MacDonald). ~ Hodgins, Hennessey. , Third Period Exeter, MacDonald; Revington (Chisholm); Roberts (Hearn, F. Exeter, Stire (Tuckey); Lucan, Revington (Hearn); Exeter, Donald. Penalties, F. Revington, ■MacDonald and Tuckey. play- alone count F. Reving- Revington); Brintnell); Penalties, Lucan, F. Lucan, Me- Revington); F. Mac- Hensall Moves The Fully Equipped Luxury Model Cleaners The housewife who purchases this model will certainly realize Iler ambitions. Here is a cleaner full of power to get the dust from the deepest pile, and with accessories that reach every nook and cranny. Drop First Tilts Clinton Midgets and Juveniles came to town Tuesday night for the first game of a home-and-home, goals-to-count round in the Minor Hockey semi-finals. Both visiting teams came out on top and will enjoy small leads for the return games in Clinton. Midgets Down One Goal Although the/Midgets have two out of three games in schedule with Clinton they down in the first .playoff tilt by a 6-5 score. Loose defence work was probably their biggest trouble as on several occasions the 'Clinton lads 'broke away with Exeter ers trailing- them to skate in on Mickle and score. Twice Exeter knotted the •but -both time Clinton jumped into the lead. Clinton took a 3-1 edge in the opening period. There was no scoring in the second. In the final 'frame Exeter tied the score at 4-4 and 5-5 on two attempts to overtake the visitors. Biggest attraction of the game was the playing of Murray Brint­ nell. Closely built to the ground the young local winger gives the fans a great kick every time he grabs the puck. And last night they had plenty of chance to yell. He scored one goal and assisted on two more. On Wein’s tally that knotted the count at 4-4, Murray broke away and worked the puck through to the Clinton zone on a nice piece of stick-handling to feed Wein the pass. EXETER—Goal, Mickle, defence •MacKinnon and J. Wiatson; centre, Hayter; wings, Wein and Brintnell; subs, F’ee, Tieman, D. Watson, Armstrong, Cann and Hern. CLINTON — Goal, Nediger; de­ fence, Chowen and Reihl; centre, Cameron Maltby; wings, Marshall and Taylor; subs, Fowler, Tighe, Colquhoun, Clair Maltby, A. Wil­ son, Wilson. Referee, Dan Colquhoun, ton. First .Period Clinton, Cameron Maltby lor); ' ----- Exeter, ties, Riehl. Second Period ? No scoring. Penalties, none. Third Period Exeter, Brintnell; Clinton, Tay­ lor (Cameron Maltby); Exeter, 'Fee ('Cann); Exeter, Wein (Brintnell); Clinton, Cameron Maltby (Mar­ shall) ; Exeter, Haytei* (Hern); C Un­ This model is the last word in all new conveniences, even including means of standing the machine upright while emptying. Re-designed supporting sleighs give easy move­ ment over all surfaces. There is a complete set of attach­ ments and the machine is, of course, being a VactriC-—-Fully Guaranteed. it’s a Delight to Own So Good a Cleaner As This! SEE THEM AT — Snelgrove Tire & Electric Phone 18 Exeter ■mon Into Second Rung In the second half of Thursday night’s doubleheader at the Arena Hensall had very little trouble winning over the Dashwood crew by an 11-3 score. The win now puts Hensall in second place. Neither team scored until the thirteen minute mark when Hen­ sall started on the rampage with goais off the sticks Of Little, Nich­ olson and Kozachock before the period ended. In the second Hen­ sail registered tw0 goals, Kozachock getting his second tally and Mes­ senger the other to make it 5-0. The third semester was a high scor­ ing affair in which Hensall bagged six and Dashwood scored all three goals. Kozachock was the high scorer of the night with four goals. Little, Messenger and Nicholson each got two. DASHWOOD—Goal, Weido; de­ fence, H. Hayter and Tiernan; cen­ tre, Schroeder; wings, B. Hayter and J. Willert; subs, Musser, Gais­ er, L. Willert, White and Kraft, HENSALL — Goal, Mickle; de-.were me marKsmen wnue uviusser fence, Ducklow and Chipchase; added another for his second conn­ centre, Kozachock; wings, Moir and ter, MacDonald and Bill Hanley (Nicholson; subs, Kennedy, Messen-1 collected two for Clinton, iSteep, ger, Stephen, Sangster, Little, Cor- J Colquhoun and Chuck Hanley were nish, ' the ether snipers. / (Tay- Clinton, Taylor (Chowen); Wein (Brintnell). Penal- shall); _____ , v____,, 'Clinton, Marshall (Cameron Malt­ by). Penalties, D, Watson. .Juveniles Down Two Goals The juveniles will go to Clinton faced with the problem of overcom­ ing a two-goal lead as the result of the 7-5 count in the second game of the doubleheader. The locals enjoyed an early lead and then came from behind to tie the score in the first period on goals by Tuckey and Musser but after that Clinton went on a four- goal spree that was too big a lead for Exeter to overtake. The locals garnered three goals in the last part of the game while holding Clinton to but one. Haugh and Kirk ■ Were the marksmen while ’Musser Exeter Students Defeat Mitchell Exeter High (School boys kept their winning streak intact Friday afternoon when they handed Mit­ chell H.S. a 37-29 defeat ip. a WOSSA Senior “B” basketball game here. Mitchell girls, also slated to play IFiriday, defaulted their tilt to Exeter when they decided against making the trip. Exeter had the upper hand all the way in the boys’ game, and although Mitchell kept within three points of them in the first half, the locals showed more class in their passing plays. 1 4 McNaught, Mitchell guard, came through with a freak basket, seen for the first time in the Exeter floor, when he attempted t0 make a pass from his own zone to Deigal, who was at the opposite end of the floor. The pass was a looping one and went through the Exeter hoop without touching the rim. Davis paced the Exeter scorers with nine points but he was given plenty of competition from Ilige- nell, who potted seven. Smith copped top scoring honors for both clubs with 16 points, but his efforts were not enough to pull a win out of the bag. MITCHELL — Deigel (9), Aid (1) , Smith (16), Yundt, McNaught (3), Carroll, Jefferson, Cole, Wal­ ters, Stacey. EXETER—-Davis (9), D. Davies (2) , Southcott (3), G< Rether (6), Higenell (7). O’Brien (2)* J. Rether (2), May (6)s. Hunter-Duvar Tuckey, and Giri Guide Notes The Girl Guides met at Legion Rooms on February 5th at 7 p.m. The meeting opened by taking the attendance and collect­ ion. The .girls went to their corn­ ers and studied foi* their “Second Class”. The meeting was closed by singing “God Save the King” and “Taps”. the K. J. Lampman Heads Exeter Film Council Last Friday evening a community Council consisting of members the various organizations in was set up in conjunction the new projector recently ■ Film from town with purchased by the Lions Club and also the film library being estab­ lished by the National Film Board. According to Mr. Duerkop, of the National Film Board, Exeter is very fortunate in having the pro­ jector and film library, It is prob­ ably the smallest centre to have such and will be the only one to liaye this set-up in Huron County. ’the new Bell-Howell projector, complete with system design, eration and in schools used a The films on hand at all times from the National (Film Board and the London Library and these will be changed from time to time. Spot bookings for special films will be possible from libraries at London, St. Thomas, Chatham, Sarnia and other centres. Both the films and the projector will be kept at .Janies Bowey’s of­ fice and will lie available to any organization. A very small charge will be made for the films. It is the desire of the council to make the new equipment available to district communities when the set-up is running smoothly in Exeter. Two films from the new library were shown atJ the inaugural meet­ ing. They were “River of Canada” depicting the St. Lawrence and “Listen to the Prairies”, a word and picture story of the Winnipeg ■Music Festival. Following the films Mr. Duerkop gave some suggested outlines on the organizing and functioning of the Film Council. Officers elected were K. J. Lamp­ man, president, and James Bowey. secretary-treasurer. The next meet­ ing is to be held on Wednesday, February 26th, when Mr. Duerkop wil] again represent the National Film Board and in the afternoon will train operators from the vari­ ous organizations. accessories, sound ■and screen is of the latest Already it has been in op- at several organizations the educational program at where it is expected to 'be great deal. library itself will have 20 EXETER — Goal, Watson; de­ fence, F. Brintnell and Ellis; centre Musser; wings, Waghorn and Tuck- ey; subs, K. Brintnell, Kirk, Han­ nigan, iMittleholtz, Haugh. CLINTON—Goal, Miller; defence Steep and Fdngland; centre, Garon; wings, 'Mathews and -Miller; subs, Colquhoun, C. Hanley, B. Hanley, ‘MacDonald and Cowan. Officials, Joe MacDonald, 'Exeter and Dan Colquhoun, Clinton. First Period Exeter, Tuckey (vvagnorn); Clinton, MacDonald; Clinton, Mac­ Donald; Exeter, Musser (Ellis); ■Clinton,’'Steep (C. Hanley). Penal­ ties, none, Second Period 'Clinton, Colquhoun (Mathews); Clinton, C. Hanley; Clinton, B. Hanley (FiUgland); Eketer, Haugh. Penalties, Ellis and Miller, Third Period Exeter, Kirk (K. Brintnell); Clinton, B. Hanley; Exeter, Musser. I Penalties, Ellis, MacDonald. FEED SERVICE Do Your Hogs Suffer From Mineral Deficiency Stiffness in hogs is a common experience at this time of year. When hogs are fed a straight grain ration, they do not re­ ceive sufficient quantities of minerals. This frequently causes stiffness. Similarly hogs fed on skim-milk and grain are mineral deficient. GIVE YOUR HOGS THE MINERAIL BALANCE THEY NEED, BY USING OUR Shur-Gain Essential Minerals For Hogs Exeter Whalen Check All Farm Machinery for Spring Be Sure of Getting j Your Repairs in Time || — FOR QUICK SALE — i © 1 2-base Tractor Plow with ace bottoms. © 1 A437 Tractor Cultivator for Fannail A. © 1 new 4 Corn and Bean Cultivator. ® See us for Tractor and Car Tires. V. L. 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