The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-02-22, Page 5*THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22, 19S1
Flyers Win First Playoff Round,
Whip Tecumseh 126-77 In Series
Playing before a full house at
the Hugh Beaton School, Wind
sor, the RCAF Centralia Flyers
advanced into the second round
of the Intermediate C.O.A.B.A.
semi-finals by defeating the Te
cumseh Tomahawks in
of a home-and-home,
count series, 126-77.
The Flyers took a
lead into the second
virtue of their 63-42
both ends
goals-to-
21 point
game
win
home a week ago Saturday.
Combining a good passing
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tack with accurate shooting from
the flooi* the Flyers took an
eight point lead in the first three
minutes of the game and won
63-35. The Tomahawks could
not cope with the Flyers offen
sive play and the airmen steadily
added to their total. The score
at half time was 4Q-14.
For the winners fast-breaking
Gordie McLeod took scoring hon
ours with 20 points followed by
Mathews and. Tettmar with 18
and 15 respectively.
For the Tomahawks the scor
ing was well divided with Heydon
and Kit Lacasse hooping eight
points apiece.
The Flyers will now play the
group winners of the Central
Ontario division this Saturday
night at Centralia.
CENTRALIA—B o o n 5 , An
drews 3, McLeod 20, Conti,
Mathews 18, Candy, Mcllraith 2,
Boudreau, Tettmar 15, Galvin.
TECUMSEH—Norry 1, Coon
7, K. Lacasse 8, G. Demers,
Pierre 3, H. Lacasse 2, Hec La-
casse 3, Dunning 2, Demers 1,
Heydon 8.
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Men’s League (Women’s League
The Keglers and Short Cir- Wednesday, February 14
cuits played off a postponed'
game of February 12, and each
team took 2 pts. Peckham rolled
624 (219) for the Keglers and
Doug Harrison had 521 (212)
for the ShortCircuits.
Wednesday, February 14
The Dukes pounced on
Rural Rollers last Wednesday
night and came up with 3 pts.
Ralph Sweitzer spilled 520 (186)
for the winners, while for the
Rollers Lloyd Stewart was best
With 551 (253).
The Eagles continued their
win streak when they laced the
Strikes 3-1. Dick Jermyn paced
the winners with 634 (258)
while for the Strikes Bob Eller-
'ington
The
Bangs
and 6.
(216)_
the
691
the
led with 597 (230).
Butchers took the Whizz
to camp 3-1 on alleys 5
Wes Ryckman spilled 607
for the winners, while for
Bangs Dinah Finch tossed
(318).
C GROUP STANDINGS
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Ford 3-Ton Chassis and Cab .
Ford 2-Ton Stake .....................
Special Truck
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average, 8.25x20 tires. To be reduced $10 a
day until sold. Thursday’s price ....................
TRACTORS
☆1950
low☆1949☆1947☆1947☆1941☆1940☆1937☆1938s1934☆1931
☆1946
Monarch Sedan, radio and overdrive;
mileage ..............................................................
Ford Coach, very good ...........................
Ford Coach; a buy at .............................
Kaiser Sedan, a good car .......................
Ford Club Coupe ......................................
Ford Coach ..................................................
Plymouth Sedan, above average ........
Dodge Coupe .............................................
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Special Car
Mercury Coupe. To be reduced $10 a
day until sold. Thursday’s price ......................
TRUCKS
1944 Ford ...............................................................
10-20 International ...................... ....................
Special Tractor
1938 Silver King, good motor and tires. To
be reduced $10 a day until sold. Thursday’s
price
2,600.
1,690.
1,195.
1,095.
495.
395.
395.
295.
195.
125.
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1,390.
890.
995.
705.
690.
195.
Eagles .......................
Butchers ..................
Strikes ......................
Dukes ........................
Rural Rollers ..........
Whizz Bangs ...........
Monday, February 19
The Chuckers ran
over the Short Circuits 4-0 on
Monday night. Thornton banged
out 729 (297) for the Chuckers
while Murry Brintnell rolled 547
(238) for the losers.
The Not Quites and Spare
Parts battled to a 2-all tie in
their games. Lloyd Cushman
rolled 6 61 (255) for the Spare
Parts, while Honsberger rattled
off 638 (239) for the Not
Quites.
The Keglers showed plenty of
power as they blanked the
Tradesmen 4-0. Peckham spilled ~..... ...707 (277) for the winners, fol-jAlley Cats'
roughshod
lowed by Jeff Longley with
(277). Reg Taylor topped
Tradesmen with 619 (234).
A GROUP STANDINGS
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677
the
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their
the
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Keglers .............
Not Quites ......
Chuckers ..........
Tradesmen .......
Short Circuits ..
.Spare Parts .....
The Big Six regained
form as they trounced
Mighty Mice 3-1. Donnie
From the South) Case trundled
a neat 695 (266) to pace the
while for the Mighty
McLean tossed 546
winners,
Mice Bob
(191).
On the next alleys, the Pin
poppers and Applejacks came out
with 2 points each. Wes Watson
spilled 660 (268) for the Apple
jacks while for the Pinpoppers
Pryde rolled 65 6 (273).
The Schmoos continued, their
fine trundling as they laced the
Spares 3-1. Rene Francois paced
the winners with 685
while for the Spares Hodgert
587 (245).
B GROUP STANDINGS
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9
9
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(250)
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9
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6
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Schmoos ....................
Apple jacks ................
Big Six .....................
Pinpoppers ...............
Spares .......................
Mighty Mice ............
layoff Schedule
There has been a bad
in the playoff schedule, with the
result that things had to be
drastically changed.
For Monday night, February
26, 7-9 p.m., only foui' teams
will play. They are:
Keglers vs. Chuckers on 1 and
2
Spare Parts vs. Short Circuits
on 3 and 4
9-1.1 P.M.
Schmoos vs. Big Six on 1 and
2
Pinpoppers vs. Mighty Mice on
3 and 4
Wed. Night, Feb. 28
Strikes vs. Rural’Rollers on
and 2
■Dukes vs. Eagles on 3 and
Mon., Mar. 5, 7-9 P.M.
Keglers vs.
and 2
Spare Parts
3 and 4
9-11 P.M.
Schmoos vs.
and 2
Pinpoppers vs. Spares on 3
and 4
mix-up
i
4
Not Quites on 1
vs. Tradesmen on
Apple jacks on 1
Last Wednesday night
Alley Cats and Lucky -Strikes
battled to a 2-all draw. Mary
Westlake had a high of 489
(188) for the Cats, and Virden
Lindenfield had 494 (209) for
the Strikes.
The Skunks, with Bernice
Christie showing the way, wal
loped the Yarn Spinners 3-1.
Bernice had a terrific night as
she spilled 701 (316). Ruth
Arthur topped the Yarn Spinners
With 502 (243).
The Wee Hopes gave the
Frisky Sisters the same treat
ment on alleys 5 and 6 and came
away with 3 pts.
trundled a neat
easily pace the winners,
Lil Hunter-Duvar
for the Frisky Sisters.
Thursday, February 15
The Hot Dogs showed
as they blanked the Merry
4-0 Thursday night. Mae
rolled 509 (182) to lead the
Dogs while‘for the Merry Maids
Naida Francois banged out 539
(217).
The Lazy Daisies took the
Musketeers to camp 3-1 on alleys
3 and 4. Marion Jackson ran up
a good triple of 586 (230) to
pace the winners, while for the
Musketeers Alvira Bloemmaert
spilled 573 (230).
The Happy Gals had little
trouble as
Housewives
games of the
the winners
while Alma
good triple of 627 (230)
losers,
Terry Heywood
681 (279) to
while
(214)had 567
power
Maids
Wolfe
Hensall, Lucan
Play To Draw
Hensail and Lucan, battled to
a 7-7 tie in. a W-O.A.A. Interme
diate ”B” playoff game, played
in the Hensail Arena Thursday
night. The two teams were tied
6-6 at the end of regulation time
and both scored a goal in the
overtime period.
For Hensall Harrison was best
with three goals and for Lucan,
G. Revington had three goals.
First Period
1—Hensall, Consitt
(Harrison and H. Nicholson)
3— Lucan, Hardy (Stretton)
4— Hensall, Doig (Flear)
Penalties—A. Nicholson
Second Period
5— Lucan, McRoberts
(Revington and Stretton)
6— Lucan, Elson (Walton)
7— Lucan, Stretton
8— Hensall, A. Nicholson
9— Lucan, G. Revington
(Smith)
Penalties—Harrison, Doig,
McRoberts, Hindmarsh.
Third Period
10—Lucan, G. Revington
(McRoberts)
11,—Hensall, Harrison
12— Hensall, Harrison
(Doig and Mousseau)
Penalty—L. Revington.
Overtime Period
13— -Hensall, Harrison
(A. Nicholson)
14— Lucan, G. Revington
(N. Hardy)
Penalties—Doig Hindmarsh,
Smith.
Referees-
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Dashwood, 10-5
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Houlihan, Schroeder, Haugh.
ZURICH—Goal, Merner; de
fence, Stade, McKinley; centre,
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Strikes vs. Whizz Bangs on 1 and 2
Dukes vs. Butchers on 3 and 4
Mon., March 12, 7-9 P.M.
Tradesmen vs. Short Circuits on 1 and 2
Chuckers vs. Not Quites4
9-11 P.M.
Spares vs. Mighty Mice
and 2
Big Six vs. Applejacks
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Rural Rollers vs. Whizz
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