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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-02-12, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, 1953 Page 3 Juveniles Upset Crediton Crew Exefei’ Juveniles pulled 8-3 upset win over Crediton Tuesday night to remain second best in the Rec. League stand­ ing. Centralia edged Maroons 6-5 to stay tied "with the Juveniles in points. The youngsters have played one game less. Statton's stayed on top by Grand Bend 12-2. The standing: Statton’s ....... Juveniles ......... Centralia .......... Crediton ............ Maroons ............ Grand Bend ..... an on whalloping W 7 5 5 4 1 0 L 0 2 3 4 6 5 T 0 0, 0 0 0 0 P 14 10 10 8 2 0 Barash Tops Points Derby Junior Barash, speedy left­ winger of Zurich Flyers, takes a commanding lead in the Cyclone scoring race as the loop schedule nears the finish line. Barash tops the league’s point­ getters in all three departments —goals, assists and total points. He has a total of 52, than his closest rival, vin of Forest. Barash’s teammates sonville, Doug O’Brien ny Gignac hold third, fourth and fifth spots to give the Flyers almost a monopoly in the points derby. Here’s the standing: Player Barash (Z) Garvin (F) Maisonville (Z) O’Brien (Z) ... Gignac (Z) .... Shaw (E) ....... Norland (F) ... Evans (I) ...... F. Revington (L) six Ted Joe and more Gar- Mai- Ben- GP B A P 11 30 22 52 12 25 21 46 11 25 17 42 11 17 21 38 11 19 17 36 14 21 14 35 12 17 17 34 12 23 9 32 11 16 14 30 DAVE’S COMMENTS Exeter Men’s Bowling Associa­ tion is grateful to the firm of John Labatt Limited for its in­ terest in district bowling, shown by the presentation of the La- ibatt Trophy to the league as an award for the championship team. The announcement, received a little too late for last week’s issue, was as follows: February 4, 1953 Mr. Robert H. Davis, The Exeter Times-Advocate, Exeter, Ontario. Dear Mr. Davis: The very keen interest that is taken in your area in the game of five pins has been mentioned to us by our representatives, Mr. Millman and Mr. Stewart. We have also learned that a trophy for the men’s league there would be acceptable. It will give John Labatt Limit­ ed a great deal of pleasure to put up for annual competition a trophy for the ' championship team of the Exeter Men’s Bowl­ ing Association. Mr. Stewart will soon be discussing details with you. It is our hope that the Labatt Trophy will make some contribu- Zurich Flyers Capture Second Spot As Cyclone League Nears Finish Zurich Flyers continued their sizzling win streak in the Cy­ clone League this week to take over second place in the stand’ ing. The Flyers rocked Forest 10-6 Thursday night and edged St. Marys 9-8 Tuesday night to stretch their victory parade to five games. Zurich has a mathematical chance of overtaking the league­ leading Ilderton squad but only if the latter drops its last two games of the schedule to St, Marys and Forest. Tl;e Flyers' remaining games are with Lucan and I-Iensall. Lucan, now in third place, also has two .games left, must wood. The Alerts in the top division if they can win their two remaining games and the fourth-place Forest club drops its tilt against Ilderton. Exeter finished the schedule in sixth spot. Hensall can tie the locals if it whips Lucan. Dashwood, now in the cellar, could jump ahead of Hensall but the Tigers would have to beat The Irish play Hensail and Dash­ fifth-place St. Marys have a chance to wind up Tuesday morning, February 9, except Lucan-Hensall, Dashwood- Ilderton, Dashwood-Forest). Musser (E) ....... 13 14 15 29 Ulrich (F) ........ 12 14 14 28 D. Smith (E).... 14 14 14 28 Baird (Z) .......... 11 12 14 26 S. MacNair (I).... 11 13 12 25 Hesse (Z) ......... 11 15 10 25 Graham (F) ....... 12 12 12 24 Stretton (L) ...... 11 9 15 24 J. Hay ter (D).... 10 14 9 23 Waghorn (E).... 13 11 11 22 (Includes all games up until Labatt Trophy Accepted By Men’s League tion to the enjoyment in your community of this pleasant sport, and supplement the efforts of those who have taken such interest in promoting there. We send greetings best wishes that your bowling associates may enjoy a most suc­ cessful season. Sincerely yours, JOHN LABATT LIMITED (Signed) Hugh F. Labatt, President. Create Interest Labatt representative “Slim” 'Stewart assured us the trophy could be expected in about two weeks. The Labatt Trophy — which will be awarded the league champions—and the Kist Cup— awarded to the league winners— will fill a gap that has been evi­ dent since bowling first started in this district. Perhaps the addition of these trophies so generously donated by Mr. Labatt and Mr. Ross Tuc­ key, manager of the local Kist plant, will give bowlers a re­ newed interest and zeal to win them in annual competition. healthful, in Exeter an active five pins and very Join The Fun! Cleaned With DOW-PERK New, Odorless Cleaning Fluid Phone 33 For Free Pick-Up And Delivery Try Our Fast Service—In By Noon, Out By Five! M— Mid-Town Cleaners WE NOW OFFER A COMPLETE ------DYEING SERVICE------- ’•I Lucan and Forest. Dashwood Drop Two The Tigers dropped two dur­ ing the week. They lost a close 5-2 decision to Ilderton Friday night and were 11-1 victims of the resurging Forest gang Mon­ day. CYCLONE STANDING A 54 89 66 68 85 w ,. 10 ,. 9 . 8 .. 7 . 6 . 4 . 3 ,. 2 L T F 1 1 104 3 0 105 4 0 85 5 6 10 10 10 1 108 0 0 0 0 79 83 111 61 109 54 115 P 21 18 16 15 12 8 6 4 Team Ilderton . Zurich .... Lucan .... Forest .... St. Marys Exeter .... Hensail .. Dashwood Results Zurich 10, Forest 6 Ilderton 5, Dashwood 2 Exeter 4, Hensail 1 Forest 11, Dashwood 1 Zurich 9, St. Marys 8 Exeter 4Z Hensail 1Z Exeter Eagles wound up regular schedule with a 4-1 win over their “B” rivals—Hensall— Monday night. their Minor Loop Races Close Close races prevail in minor hockey leagues operating every Saturday morning at the Exeter Arena. Around 200 child­ ren from the town and district play in the bantam, pee wee and wee wee house leagues. The standings and top scorers are: Bantams Standing Hershey .............. Cleveland ............. Buffalo ............... Scorers Pollen (C) ........ Pincombe (H) .... Pooley (C) ........ Crawford (I-I) .... Robertson (H) ... Farquhar (I-I) .... Pee Wees Standing Hawks ................., Eagles .................. Cranes .................. Vultures .............. Crows .................. Robins .................. Scorers Dellow (V) ........ Jones (E) .......... Keller (H) ......... Boyle (Cranes) ... Skinner (V) ....... Wilson (Cranes) . Sims (H) ............ Blanchard (R) .... Heywood (Crows) Wee Wees Standing Bugs .................... Wurms ................. Scorers Boyle (Bugs) ..... Ellis (Wurms) .... Cushman (Bugs) Wilson (Bugs) ... Snell (Bugs) ...... Ellerlngton (Bugs) ... Stires (Wurms) ........ the The victory gives the locals a shaky won-lost record of four- ten over the season. The team, however, is much better than the books show mainly because it was handicapped by a late start, some bad luck, and a one-bad- inning jinx. Although the Eagles couldn’t get out of the second division, they provided tough competition foi’ the top teams in the league. The locals shook that bad- period jinx Monday night against the Hensall crew. They spurted to a 4-0 lead in the first period and held a comfortable margin all through the tilt. The win should make the Ex­ eter boys favorites in the coming playoffs series with Hensall for the Cyclone “B” title and the right to go on in W.O.A.A. play­ offs. The locals won both of the home-and-home regular games, Nevertheless the playoffs should be a ding-dong battle be­ tween these two clubs. Exeter won the first game only by the skin of its teeth after Hensall staged ly to locals. On first period, the clubs settled down to a close brand of play. The only marker in the last two stanzas was scored by Hensall in the second. Ron Pincombe fired the first goal for Exeter six minutes after the opening whistle when he and Buzz Cunningham combined on a play. George Shaw scored two minutes later with help from Doug Smith and Wally Woods. Pincombe scored his second of the night at the 15.12 mark, a terrific third-period almost overthrow Monday night, after ral- the the Lawson getting the assist. Doug Smith notched the fourth Exeter tally 42 seconds later. G. Hildebrand scored for Hen­sall* in the middle of the second stanza. Cowan earned a point for contributing on the play. Three minutes later Campbell, a Centralia airman who ap­ peared in Exeter and Dashwood uniforms before joining Hensall, tangled with Buzz Cunningham in the Exeter zone and the fight electrified the players and fans. Tempers were testy for the rest of the game but nothing serious happened. St Marys 6Z Exeter 5 St. Marys Alerts poured in four goals inside of five minutes of the third period to edge Exe­ ter 6-5 Friday night. The stone town boys started the rally when the locals were a man short. Before Exeter could stem the drive, the win­ ners had overcome a 4-2 deficit and taken a 6-4 lead. Before that happened, Exeter was well on the way to its fourth win of the season, They were behind 2-1 at the end of the first, but outscored the homesters 2-0 in the second. George Shaw scored his third goal of the game in the first minute of the third period to give the Eagles a comfortable 4-2 lead. Near the middle of the stan­ za, Bill Tuckey was thumbed for holding and when he argued the point vigorously the whistle- tooters added a misconduct. The locals suffered from the loss, because Tuckey, who has showed —Please turn to page 7 Flyers End Season Tied For First Centralia Flyers ended regular season play tied for first place in the Intermediate OHA league with Milverton, The Flyers gained the tie by defeating their air force rival, Clinton Electras, 8-6 Monday night. Embury scored four of the Flyers’ total. Ellis, Vezina, John­ son and Wilberforce each fired a single. of Ilderton, is for the Gerry awarded to the goalie with the Save Time - Use Swingline Staplers at Times-Advocate Exeter Starline Barn Equipmenttlielr Ilderton Goalie Top Contender R. Tampling, top contender Smith Trophy, Cyclone league least goals-against average. The Ilderton netminder has al­ lowed a total of 54 goals in 12 games this season to give him a 4.50 average. Second in line is Dafoe of Forest with a 5.23 mark. The others are: Barnes, Lucan, 5.50; Mossip, St. Marys, 7.06; Merner, Zurich, 7.42; Jones, Exeter, 7.93; Woodcock, Hensail, 8.38; Schroe­ der, Dashwood, 9,58. -T Shallow and Deep Well Pressure Pumps Water Bowls Track and Door Hangers Stanchions and Litter Carriers Milking Parlor Stalls DOUG TRIEBNER Phone 458-r-12 Exeter 'M Brighten Your Rooms With Colorful Wallpaper LADIES! We Still Have A Few Dresses W 2 2 0 L 0 1 3 G 12 9 6 2 3 1 W 4 3 2 2 2 2 W 3 2 T 2 1 1 A 7 3 6 2 0 1 P 6 5 1 P 19 12 12 4 3 2 Fairbairn's Fair-HairedBoys Spares League Leaders, Finally Cop 7Kist Cup7 Now any home can have a modern, bright interior with the new and exciting designs in wallpaper. Let Southcott’s show you these beautiful patterns that will make youi* home completely new. Be Ready for spring with a complete redecoration of all your rooms. Left At Real Savings! It’s wise to take advan­ tage of this opportunity to increase your ward­ robe economically. L 1 2 2 3 3 3 G 9 5 4 0 2 5 2 2 1 L 2 3 G 8 5 1 1 1 1 1 T 0 0 1 0 0 1 A 1 2 2 5 2 0 2 2 2 T 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P 8 6 5 '4 4 3 P 10 7 6 5 4 5 4 4 3 It won’t be much of a shock to bowlers that the Spares fin­ ished on top of the standing, winning them the Kist Cup, which is awarded to the league winners. The liard-fighting crew was paced by Rene Francois’ bowling, the alley proprietor fin­ ishing- the schedule with a 227 average. Jim Fairbairn is captain of the team which includes Bob Simpson, Don Bray, Lome Pass- more, Ron Westman and Carl Hume, who is being replaced be­ cause of illness by Reg I-Iodgert. Bowlers are now eagerly await­ ing the playoffs—which com­ mence next week—and a crack at winning the Labatt Trophy, which is awarded the champions. WEDNESDAY LAST Windmills 4, Big Six 3 The Big Six bowed 4-3 to the Dutch Boy Windmills in a con­ troversial match last Wednesday night. The half-dozen were not so much outbowled as they were outnumbered—the Windmill team bowling seven men, the low man dropping out at the end of each game. B, Parker toppled a good )—he bowled all three games, by the way—and for the losers Ken Hockey and Stan Frayne had 738 (253) and 710 (268) respectively. Spares 5, Panthers 2 The Spares finally got enough points to assure them first place when they edged the Panthers 5-2—1,030-1097, 1,051-1,017 and 1,229-985. Lome Passmore held up the faltering league leaders (who, of late, have slipped ly) with 688 (278) and Preszcator led the losers 562 (233). —See “Men’s Bowling”, bad- Cal with P. 7 Grocery Specials For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Ellmarr Peanut Butter, 16-oz........... 330 Redbird Matches, 3 boxes .............. 270 Monarch Cake Mix, white & choc. 350 Baker’s Cocoa, 1-lb. tin .................. 650' Stokely’s Fey. Cream Corn, 15-oz. 2/290 Aylmer Tomatoes, 20-oz,200 J Southcott Bros. Z P 6 4 P 8 5 1 1 1 1 C.V4.IW. JJ< J 1 I 757 (289) School Cagers Continue Wins, Capture Five Of Six Contests South Huron District High School basketball teams won five out of six games during the past week. The four teams made a clean sweep of a set of tilts against Mitchell last week and the two boys’ teams split an exhibition doubleheader with Clinton. As a result, senior girls and junioi’ have yet to be defeated year. Scores 22 Points Don O’Brien spar k e d Panthers to a 60-31 victory Mitchell with 22 points. The locals established a lead in the first quarter were never in danger. Ron Moir assisted the ning cause with 15 points, Yungblut scored seven, McCurdy and Bill Batten each. Colquhoun starred for the chell quintet with 13 points. Whip Clinton 47-21 The seniors thumped Clinton 47-21 in a one-sided match. O’Brien led the scoring with 16. John Hicks potted nine and Bruce Cudmore and Jim Sturgis netted six each. Wilson and Oakes scored nine and eight points respectively for the losers. Rally To Win The Junior Panthers strongly in the fourth to edge Mitchell 30-29 ____ 15-21 going into the last ten minutes, the locals hooped 15 points and held their opponents to eight to gain the close de­ cision. Bev. Sturgis set the pace for the winners with 17 points, Neil scored five and Cowen and Row­ cliff e contributed Wieterson swished losers. Clinton downed _____ 38-29 in the exhibition tilt. Leod potted 19 to pace the winners’ attack. Top scorer for the locals was Sturgis with 12. Girls Trample Mitchell Jean Taylor hooped 22 points to pace the senior girls to their 33-17 win over Mitchell. Julia Dufild'p scored seven and Beth Baylor and Pat Tuckey copped the senior boys, girls this the over 20-7 and win- Bill Don six Mit- rallied quarter Down four each. 17 for the the juniors You’ll Turn Cartwheels Too! two each in the locals’ cause. Mitchell’s Fern Sawyer notch­ ed 11 points for the losers. The South Huron an 8-3 lead in the widened the margin the game. Juniors Win 23-14 The juniors whipped their M i t c h e 1.1 counterparts 23-14 Joan Thomson led the way with 15 points. P. Hern scored six and Marilyn Skinner two. For Mitchell, Bev McDougall was top point-getter with five. SUMMARIES Senior Boys EXETER — Hicks 4, O’Brien 22, Moir 15, Yungblut 7, Sturgis 6, McCurdy, Cudmore, Batten 6, Adkins, Fletcher. Total 60. MITCHELL — Aitclieson 7, Colquhoun 13, Thorne, Elliott 3, Douglas 7, Sieves 1, Gettner, Nicholson, Kraemer. Total 31. EXETER — Hicks 9, Moir 4, Sturgis 6, Yungblut 2, O’Brien 16, Cudmore 6, Batten 2, Curdy, Fletcher 2. Total 47. CLINTON ‘ ‘ chell Oakes 21. Junior EXETER—Sturgis, 17, Cowen 4, Kernick, Wade, Hendrick, Smith, Taylor, Robertson. Total 30. MITCHELL — Sawyer, Cook 8, Wieterson 17, Rohoe 4 girls took first anu throughout Hawes 2, 2, Wilson 9, Coleman, 8, Tebbutt, Dunn. Total TJoys i Fischer, Patilia, McWalters, Pin dor, Wright, Patterson. Total 29 Senior Girls FXETER — J. Tieman, B. Taylor Taylor 2, Willard Dunlop 7, Tuckey 2, Hopper, M ' — ■ L----- Schenk, Thomson. Total •MITCHELL —■ Selves yer 11, Dibble, Parrott, Harrison, Greenwood, Cook, Bailey, Pridham. Junior Girls EXETER — I-Iern 6 15, Murray, Routley, Skinner 2, Solden, Beaver, Hun­ ter, Marshall, Mathers. Total 23 MITCHELL — Hlhgat 4, Mfr Douttall 5, Tinning, Hippie, Edig- hoffer, Hoffmeyer, Johns Camp- bell, Scherbortli, Dietz, Thorne. Total 14. Taylor, Hunter Taylor 33. 6, Saw Hearn H i n p t. Total 17, & KELVINATOR From CROCKER Thomson Lavender, REFRIGERATION There’s a GREAT DEAL MORE to the business of CROCKER REFRIGERATION at 315 Huron Street, Exeter, than just the sale of refrigerators. YESSIR! They maintain a COMPLETE SERVICE SHOP, and you always have the assurance that if ever you run into trou- • ble with your refrigerator equipment, a call to Exeter 59 is all that’s needed to have a SKILLED REPAIRMAN on the spot. Keep that service number handy hr the kitchen—EXETER 59. And you’ll run no risk of having difficulty with youi’ re­ frigerator if you arrange for a NEW KELVINATOR from CROCKER REFRIGERATION. The KELVINATOR for 1953 is a BETTER UNIT—better in every way ... in STYLING . . . CON­ VENIENCE . . . VALUE. 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