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Denounces Rough Play, Injuries
Summaries
HOCKEY STANDINGS
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Ilderton (C) .
Zurich (B) ....
Lucan (B) ....
Thedford (B)
Hensall (A) .,
Dashwood (C)
St. Marys (A)
Exeter (A) ....
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Thedford 8, Dashwood 7
Zurich 4Z Hensall 2
HENSALL; Woodcock, Wade,
J. Nicholson, Harrison, J. Sangs-
ter, Little, Munroe.
ZURICH: Merner, :
Stade, Gignac, Barash,
Baird, Frawley, Hess,
Coleman.
First Period
Scoring—None.
Penalties: J. Nicholson,
Nicholson, O’Brien, Barash.
Second Period
Goals: Z—G ignac (Barash)
9.50, H—Hildebrand (Wade)
10.15, Z — Barash (McKinley)
16.01, H—Hildebrand, 19.10.
Penalties; I-Iarrison, Stade
(2), Frawley, McKinley.
Third Period
Scoring—None.
Penalties—None.
Overtime
Goals: Z—B a i r d (Coleman)
4.25, Z—O’Brien (Weido) 9.37.
Penalties: Munroe, Coleman
(minor misconduct), Barash.
Referees: Boussey and Mac-
Lean.
McKinley,
, O'Brien,
Weido,
A.
Bill (Parke, manager of Hen
sall intermediates, violently de
nounced ”rough and dirty” tac
tics In hockey after two of his
team
with
Irish
goal.
“There should be some action
taken by the league)” Parke said.
“It’s too much for the referees
to handle,”
Donald Moore, right-winger
for Hensall, received a severe
concussion as a result of what}
the Hensall manager called “a
straight charge into the boards”.
Moore was taken unconscious
from the ice to Seaforth Hospi
tal.
His condition Tuesday
scribed as “fair” and he
gained Consciousness.
In another accident in
cond period, Art Woodcock, Hen
sall goaltender, received cuts to
his eye requiring four stitches
to close. However, he was able
to finish the game.
What action will be taken by
Hensall will not be determined
until the full extent, of injuries
to Moore are known, Parke said.
The winger, an airman at RCAF
Station Centralia, was described
by the Hensall manager as a
“very clean player”.
“I’ve followed sport for quite
a while,” he said, “but I’ve nev
er seen anything so dirty as what
happened Monday night.” “The
Lucan player was out 10 or 15
feet from the boards and he
made a straight charge for
Moore who was three to four
feet off. You could hear his
bead hit the boards all over the
arena.”
Woodcock was injured a short
time later and the doctor admini
stered first aid. “He was sport
enough to play it out,” said
Parke,
handicapped, he played a
nice game.” After the
four stitches were used to
the cut.
were injured in a tussle
Lucan Monday night. The
won 3-2 by ft late overtime
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Ilderton 9, Dashwood 1
DASHWOOD: Goal, Hopcroft;
defence, H. Hayter, J. Hayter;
centre, Wiilert; wings, R. Hay
ter, Wein; subs, Dawe, Regier,
Ford, Daters, Hartman, Schroe
der, Tiedeman.
ILDERTON: Goal, Tumbling;
defence, Ward, Charlton; centre,
Loft; wings, Evans, Robb; subs,
McNair, Carmichael,
Urbshott, D. Scott,
Shantz.
First Period
1— Ilderton, McNair
(McPherson) ....
Second Period
2— Ilderton, McNair
(Carmichael) ....
2—Dashwood^ R. Hayter
4— Ilderton,
Third Period
5— Ilderton,
6— Ilderton,
(Urbshott) .................
7— Ilderton, Urbshott .....
8— Ilderton. McNair
(Charlton) ..... ...........
9— Ilderton, Carmichael
(Shantz) ....................
10—Ilderton, Charlton
(Loft) .......................
Penalties: Evans, Daters.
Lucan 3Z Hensall 2
'HENSALL: Goal, Woodcock;
defence, J. Nicholson, Wade;
centre, Harrison; wings, Sangs-
ter, Knight; subs, Cowan,
Nicholson, Moore, Monroe,
Nicholson, Hildebrand, Little.
LUCAN: Goal, Barnes;
fence, Smith, W. Hodgins;
tre, F. Revington; wings,
Hardy, Stretton; subs, A. Hod
gins, J. Hardy, L. Revington, G.
Revington, Stevenson, Riddell,
Watson, McRoberts.
First Period
1— Lucan, Stevenson ........ 13.10
Penalties: J. Hardy, W. Hod
gins, A. Nicholson, F. Reving
ton.
Second Period '
2— Hensall, A. Nicholson .. 11.11
McPherson,
A, Scott,
McPherson .
Loft .
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17.50
19.15
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13.54
17.07
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'Rotten Refs !
Calendar
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24
Intermediate O.H.A.
Centralia at Mitchell
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
Intermediate W.O.A.A.
Lucan at Exeter
Dashwood at Hensall
Zurich at Ilderton
St. Marys at Thedford
Midget
Hensall at Lucan
Zurich at Exeter
Junior
Exeter at Wellesley
MONDAY, JANUARY 28
Intermediate W.O.A.A.
. Hensall at St. Marys
Lucan at Zurich
Junior
Seaforth at Exeter
Midget
Colborne at Zurich
Lucan at Hensall
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29
Intermediate W.O.A.A.
Exeter at Thedford
Intermediate O.H.A.
Centralia at Clinton
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30
Intermediate W.O.A.A.
Exeter at Hensall
Dashwood at St. Marys
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31
Intermediate W.O.A.A.
Zurich at Lucan
Midget
Zurich at Hensall
Intermediate O.H.A.
New Hamburg at Centralia
(Exeter Arena)
Basketball
Exeter at Centralia
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Intermediate W.O.A.A,
Ilderton at Exeter
Hensall at Dashwood
Basketball
St. Marys at Exeter
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Penalties: G. Revington,
ton, A. Nicholson.
Overtime Period
5—Lucan, F. Revington
(Stretton) ....................
Penalties: Knight,
gins, N. Hardy.
W. Hod-
Third Period
3—Hensall, Harrison
(Sangster) ................. 9.25
4—Lucan, Stretton
(F. Revington) .......... 15.47
Lucan Answer
“Rotten refereeing” was the
answer- Harvey Langford, presi
dent of the Lucan Hockey Club,
gave for the injuries Hensall
players received in the game
Monday night.
The Irish mentor said
phatically “The referees of
game gave us the rottenest
that any team has ever had to
put up with in the W.O.A.A.”
“The refs were terrible,” he
continued, “so much so that the
crowd—even Hens'all fans—were
very emphatic that Lucan got
the rotten end of the deal.”
He said the two referees, both
from Seaforth, favored the Hen
sail team who are using several
Seaforth imports.
“Our team only played three
or four men on the ice most of
the time,” he stated.
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Continue Pace
Mild weather postponed five
games of the intermediate sched
ule during the past week. From
the results of the four that were
played only one change was
made in the league standing.
Ilderton and Zurich continue
to Set the pace. Both teams
scored their fifth victory of the
season. Ilderton wallopped Dash
wood 9-1 Friday night to con
tinue their unbeaten string. The
Zurich squad was forded into
overtime to take a 4-2 victory
from Hensall the same night.
Monday night, Lucan edged
Hensalt 3-2 in a controversial
tilt which also went into over
time.Thedford nipped Dashwood 8-
7 in a high-scoring tussle. The
Combines' victory now places
them in fourth spot, ahead of
the Hensall squad.
Bowling
—Continued from page four
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^Ladies’ League
All six contests came
two point conclusions
week’s sessions with the
the ladies league. Lil
Duvar howled 676 for top triple.
The Trailers, helped- along by
a 544 triple by Dorothy Pfaff,
defeated the Pin Heads. High
score for the losers was bowled
by Ruth Allard, 514.
The Alley Cats sent the pins
spinning to gain victory from the
Hot Dogs. Betty Wilson was best
Cat with 583 (270) and Shirley
Darling, high Dog with 536,
The Jolly Jills led in their(
battle for laughs with the Happy
Gals. Lois Armstrong was in best
spirits for the winners when
she bowled three games over
200 for a 631 triple. M. Hennil's
554 and 235 were best for the
losing Gals.
The Busy Bees bowled better
than the Hi-Lights in their con
test. Agnes Cutting topped the
score for the winners with 552
and 229 and for the defeated,
Kay Hannigan rolled high triple,
488.The Yarn Spinners told a bit
ter tale to the Crackerjacks.
Best for the winning Spinners
Was Agnes Appleton with 566
and 219 and N. Snell’s 477 triple
proved best for the losers.
The Frisky Sisters Hit hardest
in their match With the Merry
Maids. Lil Hunter-Duvar pulled
the biggest punch With her 676
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Ladies League Standing
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Happy Gals ....45 65
Alley Cats .....45 60
Busy Bees .....45 59
Hot Dogs ......42 56
Yarn Spinners 45 50
'Jolly Jills .....42 49
Hi-Lights .......45 48
Marty Maids ..45 45
Pin Heads ....45 45
Trailers .......45 44
Crackerjacks ..............45 43
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