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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-01-17, Page 3THE T1MES-ADVOCATE. EXETER. ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1952 Prepayment of Taxes A GOOD INVESTMENT The following discounts will be allowed for the prepayment First Instalment Discounts on February March 1 April 15 of taxes in Exeter: llderton Six Pace Hockey Loop allowed i£ paid or before: 1 ................. 2% ....................... U% ...................... 1% Second Instalment Discounts on February March 1 April 15 allowed if paid or before; 1 . 4% 3i% . 3% Payments may be made to Eric Carscadden, tax collector, in the Town Hall, January 31 and Feb­ ruary 1, from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1:30 to 5 p.m. llderton, a newcomer to the local intermediate loop and one of only two “C” teams in it, whipped Zurich 8-5 Monday to hoist themselves into top posi­ tion. Actually, llderton and Zurich are tied in points but the new­ comers have played one less game and still haven't tasted de­ feat. Last week-end both teams picked up a couple of wins as the schedule passed the ope- Ilderton set St., 8-4 Friday and HOCKEY STANDINGS Intermediate W.O.A.A, L 0 1 2 2 3 2 3 4 llderton (C) ....... Zurich (B) .......... Lucan (B) .......... Hensall (A) ........ Thedford (B) ..... Dashwood CO ..... St. Marys (A) .... Exeter (A) ........... Results —• llderton 5, Lucan W 4 4 3 22 1 1 0 T 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 third Marys nipped Lucan Zurich 14-11 towners 8-5 Wednesday. The Irish slipped third posi­ tion in the league, winning 8-2 mark. back the defending.champions, Irish, 5-4, last Tuesday, cropped the Exeter six Friday and the stone 17 5:15 6:40 9:30 is i Zurich 8, St. Marys.. . . .... . 5 Hensall 14, Thedford 1 Zurich 14, Exeter 11 llderton 8, St. Marys 4 Lucan 8, Dashwood 2 Thedford 6, Lucan 2 llderton 8, Zurich 5 over Dashwood Friday night, but suffering defeat at the hands of the Thedford-Parkhill combines 6-2 Monday. Hensall, crippled by front line injuries, are managing to keep an even keel on the win-loss balance. They ran roughshod over Thedford 14-1 Friday. Seemingly a n unpredictable quantity, the Combines (Thed­ ford-Parkhill) have a won-two- lost-three record. After taking that 14-1 shellacking from Hen­ sall Friday they turned the ta­ bles on Lucan Monday with a 6-2 count. Both Dashwood and St. Marys have taken advantage of Exeter to get their only wins of the season, Dashwood suffered an 8- 2 decision from Lucan Friday while both Zurich and llderton took the stone towners to task this week. Bunny Shakes His Noggin: 'How Many D’Ya Need?’ Page 3 Exeter Radio & Electric Wiring Appliances Radio Repairs Fixtures Phone 187-W Exeter Departures TO LONDON 9:55 a.m.—Daily (ex­ cept Sundays) 12:55 p.m.—Daily NORTHBOUND 10:20 a.m,—To Wingham. 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Calendar THURSDAY, JANUARY Basketball Exeter at Clinton FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 Intermediate Thedford at Exeter Zurich at Hensall Dashwood at llderton Midget Exeter at Lucan MONDAY, JANUARY 21 Intermediate Hensall at Lucan Thedford at Dashwood Zurich at St. Marys Junior Palmerston at Exeter Midget Hensall at Colborne Bantam Seaforth at Exeter TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 Intermediate OHA Clinton at Centralia (Exeter Arena) Junior Exeter at Goderich Midget Lucan at Zurich WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Intermediate Exeter at St. Marys llderton at Lucan Bantam Exeter at Listowel Basketball Clinton at Exeter THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 Intermediate OHA Centralia at Mitchell © 23 Bunny Ford, coach of the Ex­ eter Intermediates, just shakes his head. “We’ve scored 33 goals in four games and still haven’t won one,” he says. “Why, when we played in the old Cyclone days, that’s all the goals we'd score in a season and we’d wind up close to the top.” Maybe eight goals a game was lots in Bunny’s day, but in the free-wheeling contests the locals get into this year, it isn’t even enough^ to get them out of the league 'cellar, It does, however, .give the fans plenty to cheer about. Take for instance last Friday’s game. The Exeter crew twitched the twine 11 times but it so hap­ pened the Zurich snipers nailed the netting three times more often. Actually Bunny’s sixx gave the league-leaders some worry. If they hadn’t been shorthanded in the first twenty minutes, the locals might have upset the applecart. Handicapped because bad wea­ ther kept Corky Schroeder out of the nets in the first, Bunny put ing the The one at the whistle-stop were up 10- 2. Schroeder arrived in time to start the second and the boys well outplayed Zurich for two periods. But they couldn’t over­ come the eight-goal deficit. Bill Waghorn, after his night­ mare in the nets, led the locals’ valiant fight in the last forty minutes with a four-goal splurge. His playmaker, Wagner, scored three. Single tallie were sniped by Musser, Har Brintnell, Law- son and Cunningham. Marksmen for Zurich were Hesse four, Frowley and O’Brien three, Barash two, Glgnac and Baird, one each. 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Guarantee livestock rations that are always con­ sistent in their high quality. Your Headquarters for Balanced Feeding Is CANN’S MILL LIMITED EXETER WHALEN Hockey Summaries Thedford 6, Lucan 2 First Period Goals: T—Gooding (Dunlop), T—Dunlop (Carrothers), L—G. Revington (Stevenson), T—Dun­ lop (Carrothers), L—F. Reving­ ton. .Second Period Goals: ing), T- alties: A. Hodgins, W. Wann, G. Revington. Third Period Goals: T—Gooding ers). THEDFORD: Goal, defence, Hayter, Amos; centre, Dunlop; wings, Gooding, Carro­ thers; subs: C. Baird, B. Baird, Wann, Salparski, Cloghlin, Shar­ on, Caley, Brown. LUCAN: Goal, fence, Smith, W. tre, F. Revington; Stretton; subs: G. Revington, A. Hodgins, J. Hardy, Stevenson, Riddle, McRoberts, Watson. Hensall 14, Thedford 1 First Period Goals: H—Hildebrand, Harrison (Knight, Moore), Salparski (Caley, Baird), Hildebrand (Cowan, Little), Wade, H—Harrison (J. Nichol­ son). Penalties: J. Nicholson. Second Period Goals: H—Knight (Harrison), H — H. Nicholson (Hildebrand, A. Nicholson), H—H a r r i s o n (Knight, J. Nicholson), H—H. Nicholson (A. Nicholson. Penal­ ties: Brown. Third Period Goals: H—J. Nicholson (Har­ rison, Moore), H—Hildebrand' (H. Nicholson) , H—Cowan (Moore, H. Nicholson), H— Knight (Harrison), H—H.Nichol­ son (Wade). Penalties: Dunlop, Kashan 2, Knight 2. HENSALL: Woodcock, Wade, J. Nicholson, Harrison, Moore, Knight, H. Nicholson, A. Nichol­ son, Little, Adkins, Hildebrand, Cowan, THEDFORD: Gibbs, Caley, Sharon, Dunlop, Carrothers, Hayter, Kasham, C. Baird, Baird, Salparski, Amos, Thedford 6, Hensall 4 HENSALL Nicholson, Wade, ster, Knight, A, Nicholson, Little, Hildebrand, Moor THEDFORD Rawlings, Hay­ ter, C. Baird, Hawn, B. Dundas, Holmes, Brown, ron, Gooding, Gibbs, Amos, terske, Henderson, Zurich 14, Exeter 11 ZURICH: Goal, Merner; fence, Stade, 2. J J , —Please turn to Page 4 T—Carrothers (Good- •Brown (Sharon). Pen- Hodgins, (Carroth- Bawling; centre. Barnes; de­ Hodgins; cen- wings, Hardy, Bevington, L. Woodcock. H— T— H— H— B. Mc- J Harrison, Sang- Nicholson, H, Cowan, Adkins 'e. Baird. Sh ar- Sal- de­ Decker; centre, Crucial Hoop Test Exeter's red hot Maroons are gunning for playoff honors in the current Intermediate “C” Basketball race. With a five—two won-lost record, the local hoop squad is now in second place, threatening St. Marys for the right to represent the league in OB A playdowns. The second last game of regu­ lar play, and a crucial one for both teams, will be played in the S.H.D.H.S. gymtorium next Wed­ nesday night when the Clinton Radio Squad will make their last effort to challenge the Maroon’s position. The radiomen have been breathing down the locals’ neck all year, losing close thrillers by 42-41, 56-49. The game, the Maroons’ first in the gymtorium, has been de­ signated “Ladies Night” and all ladies of the district will receive admission free. Game time is 8:30. The Maroons have won two matches from Centralia FlyeijS 65-49 and 62-42. St. Marys have handed the locals their two de­ feats but the Maroons are con­ fident they’ll take the stone town team in the playdowns. Down The Alleys Men’s League The Merle points solid Prout third place with his 643 (275) fling. T, ‘ handed Chuckers by bowling 646 (253). Last Wednesday night saw the Butchers knife the Short Cir­ cuits out of third position by trouncing them 7-0. Best for the carvers was Harry Holtzman’s 694 (245). Doug Harrison led the electricians with 588 (240). The Strikes whalloped the Applejacks 7-0. Bill McKenzie had one of his best nights bowl­ ing 688 (299). Wes Watson’ 566 (235) tops for Jacks. A Group Rural Rollers chucked Mode’s aggregation nine out of first place with a 7-0 trouncing. Charlie sparked the Rollers into B. McLean led the short- Tradesmen Spares ..... Pinpoppers Big Six ... Spare Parts Keglers ...... Dukes ........ Maroons ..... Snell Bros. 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