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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1947-02-20, Page 3THE T1MES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20tl>, 1047 Page 3 Views in Sales and Service Phones: Office 88W; How 88J Hensall Edges the Bend in Third Sport Facts Period/ locals Win Exhibition Tilt Fast, wide open hockey was dished u-p in the exhibition tilt between Richards-Wilcox, of 'Lon­ don, and the Exeter Legionnaires in the first game at the Arena Mono­ day night. Exeter came out on top by a 9-3 count. Nice work in the Exeter nets by Smith and the more finished plays of the locals just about sum up the winner’s margin. Gerry Smith put on another smart display o£ twine tending. While all the locals were flying the work of Doug Fletcher on de­ fence stood out. Doug was very ef­ fective in breaking up London at­ tacks and aided considerably on the attack. A familiar face on the London lineup was that of Wally Eahrner who used to wear Crediton and High School colours. Shaw paced the winners with a four-goal effort. iMacDonald sniped two and single tallies went to Trites, H. Brintneli and Stire, Little got1 two for London while Pincombe scored the other. Probably the neatest goal of the game was that of iStire’s. On a Business Review These business firms invite your patronage. Dealing with them gives satisfaction and helps to make this a better community ~~—. gjj Georgian Beauty Shoppe Satisfaction Guaranteed Mrs. W. E. Cavers, Prop. Exeter Phone 245 smart two-way play with H. Brint- nell the two eluded th© defence to go in on Hunt .and score. EXETER—‘Goal, Smith; defence, Ryckman and Fletcher; centre, MacDonald; wings, Trites and Shaw; suibs, Don Brintneli, Doug. Brintneli, Har. Brintneli, Tuckey, Preszcator and Hennessey. RiICHARDS-WILCOX — Goal, Hunt; defence, Nudds and Fahrner; centre. Little; wings, Campbell and Yudder; subs, Dilts, Pincombe and Calvert. Referee, Cy Creech, Exeter, Hensall 5, Grand Bend 3 Grand Bend gave the second place Hensall squad a scare in the sec­ ond tilt by taking a two-goal lead in the middle period. Before the period ended, however, Hensall tied the count at 3-3 and went on to win in the third by a 5-3 mar­ gin. It meant four points to the Winners. After a scoreless first period Irvine Desjardine put the Bend on top on a play with Finch. Dewey (beat Mickle again 'before Hensall retaliated on goals by Dulklow and Nicholson to tie the score. Desjardine again put the Bend in the lead but it was only a mat­ ter of seconds when Kozachock put the teams on even terms again. Kennedy scored the winning goal in the third on a beautiful solo effort. Breaking down the ice fast the blonde-headed centre swooped around the defence, went in on top of Dawe and scored. Nicholson scored the other (Hensall tally. Dawe, replacing Tideman in the Grand Bend nets put on a surpris­ ingly good show. It was. the first time the Grand Bend chap has don­ ned pads at the Arena this year. In other games he has centred the ■first line. Despite the fact that they are at the bottom of the heap Grand ■Bend have put up stiff opposition in their last two starts at the Arena. Hensall had their hands full to hit the win column. GRAND BEND—‘Goal, Dawe; de- — HOCKEY STANDINGS — Cyclone W L T Pts. Exeter ................... 6 0 3 15 Hensall ................ 6 1 1 13 Lucan .............. ...... 4 5 0 8 Dashwood ............. 2 3 X 5 Zurich ................... 1 4-2 4 Grand Bend ........... 0 6 1 1 # if «• •» — HOCKEY RESULTS — Cyclone — Exeter 2, Hensall 2. Lucan 7, Grand Bend 2. (4-point game). Hensall 5, Zurich 2. Dashwood 2, Lucan 1. Hensall 5, Grand Bend 3. (4-point game). «• * * * — HOCKEY MENU — Feb. 19—Lucan vs. Hensall. Exeter vs. Grand Bend. (Doubleheader at the Arena). Feb, 21—Dashwood vs. Zurich. (4-point game at the Arena). •X" -X* *X* ■X* —BASKETBALL RESULTS— Boys’ WOSSA, Sr. “B” Exeter 55, Seaforth 2G Girls’ WOSSA, Sr. “B” Exeter 5 7, Seaforth 2 fence, Haist and Finch; centre, Bestard; wings, W. Desjardine and I. Desjardine; subs, Dewey, Bossen­ berry, Dawe, E. Desjardine, Manore and Hamilton. HENSALL — Goal, Mickle; de­fence, Chipchase aiid Ducklow; centre, Kozachock; wings, Nichol­ son and Stephen; subs, Doig, Ken­ nedy; Little, Cornish, Sangster and Moir. Referee, Cy Creech, Exeter. First Period Scoring, none. Penalties, none, Second Period Grand (Finch); (Bossenberry); Hensall, Hensall, Nicholson; Grand Bend, I. Desjardine (Bestard); Hensall, Kozachock. Penalties, E', Desjar­ dine. Bend, Grand I. Desjardine Bend, Dewey Ducklow; Third Period Hensall, Kennedy; Hensall, Nich­ olson (Little). Penalties, Bossen- berry. Snell’s Taxi Service. 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 Be Lovely To Look At . . . with a 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 70J 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 iiriy paint job, car or truck, expertly and promptly. Ed’s Machine Shop Two Blocks East of Main Street on John Street. Dashwood and Hensall Win Tilts on Soft Ice, Friday Night T’would have been better had some of the lads donned their swimming trunks for Friday night’s doubleheader. W'ater polo was the game and it was the lucky puck­ chaser who came off the ice with­ out dampened pants, on the post­ erior side -that is. The Zurich-Hensall sides mopped up a great deal of the surplus mois­ ture in the opening game which ended in Hensail’s favour by a 5-<2 margin. Minus their defence star Stade and with only three spares the Zurich squad were not able to match the Hensall pace. It was 'the Hensall squad’s fourth win. They have suffered but one loss all sea­ son that being theii’ first game with Exeter. .Outside of the duckings that few on either side escaped action was a scarce item on the opening menu. The soft ice curbed the play­ making and many goalward drives failed to leave the ice. Kozachock and Nicholson came up with a two-goal effort for the winners with 'Chipchase collecting the other tally. O’Dwyer and Robinson were the 'Zurich marks­ men. 'Schroeder got a bang in the nose but was ab.le to return to the Zur­ ich nets sporting an adhesive patch. HENSALL—Goal, Mickle; de­ fence, Ducklow and Chipchase; centre, Kozachock; wings, Nichol­ son and -Moir; subs, Kennedy, Sangster, Stephen, Little, Kruse. ZURICH — Goal, Schroeder; de­ fence, Turkheim and M'cKinnely; centre, O’Brien; wings, Krueger and O’Dwyer; subs, Bedard, Rob­ inson and Weido. Referee, Ross Haugh, Dashwood. First Period Hensall, Kozachock (Moir). Pen­ alties, none. Second Period Hensall, Nicholson (Kozachock); Hensall, Nicholson. Penalties, Turk­ heim, Kruse. Third Period Hensall, Chipchase (Kozachock); Zurich, O’Dwyer (O’Brien); Hen­ sall, Kozachock (Nicholson); Zur­ ich, Robinson. Penalties, Turkheim (2). Dashwood 2, Lucan 1 The Dashwood-Lucan game prov­ ed a more interesting feature than the first. It was a close match and the better golfers on both sides helped speed up the play. Another game such as Friday night’s and the boys will be in mid-season form by the time they hit the links at the Bend this summer. The old boot-heel took a real beating. * What the game may have lacked in color the Ice made up. By the end of the tilt artistic -patterns in red, white and blue had been blend­ ed as the red and blue lines ran into the white background. Family names on the Dashwood lineups Were in evidence with three Hayters, two IMussers, a brace of Willerts, one Haugh chasing bunks and another looting the whistle. One of the three Hayters gods by the name of James who plied his wares with the local Juveniles last year and who now is doing alright by himself with .the Goderich Juniors. Although held off the score sheet he kept himself busy with his back-checking efforts. Had the ice been fast,the hard-working ■centre would have showed up to much greater advantage. Dashwood took the lead in the opening stanza when !Bill Musser slapped in Bob Hayter’s rebound. Jack Hardy knotted the count in the middle canto and the score stood until near the end of the third. Dashwood scored earlier in the period but the goal was not allowed aftei’ a great deal of argu­ ment. However White took ’Schroe­ der’s pass in front of the net to beat Lucan and give Dashwood the edge. DASHWOOD—Goal, Weido; de­ fence, Tieman and .H. Hayter; cen­ tre, J. Hayter; wings, R. Hayter and B. Musser; subs, L. Willert, J. Willert, White, Schroeder, H. Musser and Haugh. LUCAN—-Goal, Lucas; defence, Baynes and Hodgins; centre, Mc­ Roberts; wings, Hearn and Young; subs, 'Stretton, J. Hardy, N. Hardy, D. Revington. .Officials, Merv. Tieman and Ross Haugh, Dashwood. First Period .Dashwood, Musser (R. Hayter). Penalties, none. Second Period ' Lucan, J. Hardy. Penalties, none. Third Period Dashwood, White (Schroeder). Penalties, none. Giris’ Cage Team Still Undefeated Shutouts in basketball are virtu­ ally non-exstiant and it is seldom that club comes as close to one as did the Exeter High School girls’ cage team at the Arena last Friday afternoon. With only 30 seconds re­ maining of their Senior “B” Wossa game against Seaforth, Dunlop pot­ ted a 'field goal to spoil the white­ wash as the locals took 'an easy 57-i2 win in a four-point game. The win increases Exeter’s undefeated streak to seven straight-not includ­ ing a defaulted tilt. In the other half of the school twin bill, Exeter boys racked up a 55-26 'decision over Seaforth High School. Hay paced the Exeter girls in their win by hooping 16 points while Kestle and Hunter-Duvar scored 12 and 10 each. . , In the boys’ affair, O’Brien was the leading scorer for the winners with 17 points while J. Rether counted a dozen. iButchart led the Visitors with 16. Boys’ Game SEAFORTH —'Sills (4), Right­ trail, Henderson (4), Pryce, But­ ch art (16), Meir, Wilson, Stewart (2), Smith, Boswell. Hensall and Exeter Draw, Lucan Takes the Bend in Exciting Games Lucan may not have got the best of the fighting bouts last Wednesday night but when it came to goals they dumped in seven to Grand Bend’s two in the first game of the double­ header, In all there were four fights during the three periods of good snappy hockey that alone gave the fans their money’s worth. The win was the first for the Irish in their last five starts. Despite the fact that Grand Bend iced a more formidable lineup than in their first start early in the season they met the Irish when they were in high gear, With Gerry Paul back to centre the first line again they returned to their early season form and gave Tide­ man in the rival nets a good night’s workout. Youth didn’t have everything their own way for despite the fact that he may have chased pucks in more youthful days John Manore was one of 'the resort centre’s best. On several occasions he led at­ tacks up the ice on some smart stickhandling efforts. To that he still had the old potted one of the two goals Bend. 'For two periods it was game. Lucan slipped in a each of the first tw0 periods from the sticks of Hearn and N. Hardy. In the third, ‘however, the Irish went to town with five goals. Gerry Paul got two of them, N. Hardy scored his second tally and the others fell to Revington and Mc­ Roberts. Haist was the other Grand Bend marksman scoring their first goal early in the third. LUCAN — Goal, Lucas; defence, Baynes and Hodgins; centre, Paul; wings, Hearn and Revington; subs, Chisholm, Young, J. Hardy, N. Hardy, Stretton and McRoberts. GRAND BEND—Goal, Tideman; defence, Haist and Bossenberry; centre, Dawe; wings, AV. Desjar­ dine and I. Desjardine; subs, E. Desjardine, D. Dewey, E. Dewey, Hamilton, Manore and Bestard. Referee, Cy Creech, Exeter. I First Period j Lucan, Hearn. Penalties, Paul, Stretton, Tideman (taken by D. i Dewey). i Second Period Lucan, N. Hardy (Stretton). Penalties, Revington, Bossenberry (2), I. Desjardine and Hodgins. j Third Period Lucan,'"” Paul (Hearn); Grand Bend, Haist; Lucan, Revington ('Stretton); Lucan, Paul (McRob­ erts) ; Lucan, McRoberts (Hearn); Grand 'Bend, Manore; Lucan, N. Hardy (Chisholm). Penalties, none. Exeter 2, Hensall 2 Pressing hard in t'he iod Hensall snatched from the Exeter six in half of the .doubleheader. It was the third time this season that tie efforts have saved the locals from entering the loss column. The second feature was a closer tilt than the first and when rival puckchasers did break away both goalies came up with some brilliant saves. For two periods Exeter’s more finished style gave them a slight edge in the play. Game the third, however, and they went into a relapse which while on slightly was enough to give the hard-press­ ing visitors the opportunity they wanted. Oddly enough one man on each side got both their team’s goals. Messenger was the Hensall marks­ man while Trites 'did the twine­ bending for the Legionnaires. Exeter’s goals came in the first two periods, one in each. Ryckman and Fletcher checked thrust and breaking slipped a pass through the defence that sent Trites flying in to let go a low drive to the far corner. ■In the second Shaw set Trites clear again with a rink-wide pass. Art neatly picked a small opening between Mickle and the goal post. Messenger’s first tally was a drive from near the right boards. Kennedy 'had slipped the disc to at the blueline, a rebound shot saved off Ken- ■MacDonald; wings, Trites and Shaw; subs, Preszcator, Tuckey, Hennessey, iH. Brintneli. ip. Brint­ neli and Stire. Referee, Cy Creech, Exeter. First Period Exeter, Trites (Ryckman). Pent allies, Kozachock. Second Period Exeter, Trites (Shaw). Penalties Tuckey. Third Period Hensall, Messenger (Kennedy); Hensall, Messenger (Kennedy). Penalties, Fletcher. least two hard working governors. To top it off Trustee Lawrence Mason was helping as timekeeper. The people of the summer resort certainly are interested in their sports and give their teams a backing, real prove eye he for the a close goal in third per- a 2-2 tie the second :ed a Hensall fast Ryckman We Have for Sale © © Electric Chicle Brooders Pressure Water Bowls Used Milker Maple Syrup Equipment 4Q0 Sap Buckets (.'ream Separators Oil, Gas, Tires ©-x-* TAKE HOCKEY SERIOUSLY Jimmy Hayter who • played Dashwood Friday night at Arena certainly has learned a of hockey'in the county seat play­ ing with the Luzon Fliers in Junior C company. While the ice wag very soft holding back the hard-working centre the evidence was there never­ theless. They take their hockey seriously in Goderich according to what Jim was telling his former teammates. Practically every night the team isn’t playing the boys are over at the gym boxing, wrestling and keeping in shape. for the lot © We will pick up, repair and de­ liver your machinery for spring. Now is the time! R. B. Williams Lee Jory, Mechanic When it’s a need to fill-—let want- ads fill the bill.Scanning the By “SCOOP” TIGHT RACE Winning two games last week, one of them a four-pointer, the Hensall squad brought their total points up to within two of the Legionnaires, Hensall has two games left to play while Exeter has one. If they win both and Exeter should lose their tilt with Grand Bend the Hensall team would win the new cup being donated by J, A. Traquair, a past president of the Cyclone league. If Exeter wins over the Bend and Hensall wins both its games the teams will be tied for leadership. Exeter still car) play the disputed game with Dash­ wood which, if they win, will give them an extra point in the standing. The Exeter-Grand Bend tilt Wed­ nesday night, is an all important one as far as the locals are con­ cerned. The fourth place position is going to be a close race between Lucan, Dashwood and Zurich. * * * «• LEAGUE BADMAN We haven’t the complete figures to back us up but our number one bet for the league badman title would go to Turkheim -of the Zur­ ich entry if any evidence. He added three more trips to the sin-bin Friday night in the encounter with Hensall. .STICK BILLS Some of the clubs in the Cyclone League should look into these American hockey sticks they’re talking about. The stick bills will be running into quite a big sum this year. Teams at the arena have left a good few crippled ones be­ hind this season and at a buck and a half a throw at least, it doesn’t take many to add up into a fail’ sum. games at Exeter are -X- # *-» Wrecker 1 Our wrecker service is available at all timeSj night or day. Phone 210, 292 night, ancl we’ll be on the job as quickly as possible with our big wrecker. Your car is our prime consideration with our attendants. GRAHAM ARTHUR Your Red Indian Service Station Once Tried, Always Satisfied By using Co-op Mix Chick Starter you are assured of maximum vigor, liva­ bility and growth in your baby chicks Milk powder, riboflavin, cod liver yeast, plant a balanced gether with the basis of Start Right to Build Better Birds With i CHICK STARTER FOUR STARS The other day someone stopped us and suggested that we publish out three stars for the games at the Arena. Now wouldn’t that be a job. Take for instance the Exeter- Hensall tilt. iBoth goalies stood out and Messenger and Trites scored both their teams’ goals. How can you pick three stars out of that, we ask you? We’ll just have to ■work for four-star prancing petrol, ■ ■I guess! •X* •X’ TOP SKATER Barbara Ann Scott has brought the world championship figure skating title to Canada. Competing in 'Stockholm last week the Ottawa girl became the first Canadian to win the crown and is one of the youngest to ever do so. According to news despatches it was the greatest skating exhibition since Sonja .Henie made a name for her­ self in the same competition. Otto Gold, famous skating coach, who has trained both Sonja Henie and Miss Scott says that the Can­ adian star is as good as the Holly­ wood skater was in her prime. Bar­ bara Ann will sail for Canada at the end of the month to defend her North the right winger The second was after 'Smith had nedy. Trites raised after the score had been tied up by skating in on top of Mickle with Ryckman’s pass. Trites drew out Mickle but the agile goalie flipped his stick in front of Trites went to dump net. HENSALL — Goal, fence, Ducklow and centre, Kozachock; wings, Nichol­ son and Moir; subs, Little, Messen­ ger, Kennedy, Stephen, Kruse and Sangster. EXETER—Goal, Smith; defence, Ryckman and Fletcher; centre, »-----------------------.------------------- ------------------- --------------.--------------------- i Exeter’s hopes the puck as it into the Mickle; de- Chipchase; EXETER—Davis (3), Davies (3), Southcott (2), G. Rether (4), Hig- nell (4), J. Rether (12), O’Brien (17), May (8), Tuckey (2), Hunter- other player. Duvar. Referee—Art Campbell, Exeter. Girls’ Game SEAFORTH — Ryaii, Leemin, Clark, Habkirk, Dunlop (2), Wat­ son, Blanchart, Huisser, Campbell, Lane> Shannon, Love. EXETER — Nay (16), Kestle (12), Sweet (8), 'Schroeder (7), Gaiser (4), Hunter-Duvar (10), Rowcliffe, Leslie, Mickle, Gibson, Pickard, (Fahrner. Referee—Betty Case, )Seaforth. STILL The through the exchanges across a picture of a familiar face. It was none other than Tony Hawk who for two years chased pucks for the Centralia IFliers. The pic­ ture appeared in the Wetaskawin Times (Alta.). Tony is playing for the Wetaskawin Colonels and in the provincial playoffs scored five goals to lead his team to victory over the Cadomin Miners. Apparently the speedy forward hasn’t lost any of his old goal-getting ability. * * # * HAS INJURED NOSE Mr. Harold Stade, veteran hockey player of Zurich, received an in­ jury to his nose while playing hockey with the Clinton team at Tavistock. Unfortunately, in up Hal was cut in the iface in contact with the skate Buy From YOUR LOCAL CO-1 essential minerals and is fit the bird for heavy egg and animal protein mineral combination, high quality grains, our formula. MASH Start Your Pullets Laying at the Right Time With American crown. SCORING GOALS other day while scannin •we came Maximum egg production is the result of feeding your chicles a balanced ra­ tion so that they will begin laying in six months. 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