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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-01-28, Page 3THE T1MES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1954 Canada's economic strengthHies in the diversity and richness of her natural resources; agricul tural land and forests, water power and mineral reserve. Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes day afternoon, and during the evenings throughout the week: Ed's Imperial GARAGE 1Cyclone Standing Wade, Wells South Perth Loop (Saturday, January 23) Forest (A) ... • Goderich (A) .. Strathroy (A) , Zurich (C) .... Lucan (C) ........ Exeter (A) .,.. Hensail (A) ... St. Marys (A) . Ilderton (D) ... Byron (B) ..... Page 3 Mohawks Favored To Capture Playoff Berth Although there are only 12 games left in the Cyclone sched ule, those dozen tilts could easily alter the 10 teams Zurich 1’01- third they win games. The positions of the'four other standing of six of the before it's all over. Flyers cau at least tie place with Strathroy if their two remaining The official record says Gode rich Samis-Pontiacs defeated Ex eter Mohawks 6->2 Friday night. Actually, the lakeshore team only had a 3-2 margin in the game. Mohawks graciously contribut- SAVE 30%! I ON Bauer Skates / Win well Hockey Equipment New Hamburg Sticks TERRIFIC SAVINGS FOR HOCKEY PLAYERS’ Ron Westman's | SPORTS AND AUTO SUPPLY £ Phone 211 Exeter Now In Stock 11 Ready To Drive Away! '54 METEOR RIDEAU Deluxe Hardtop z '54 MERCURY SEDANS Two Beautiful New Cars Used Cars V V V V V ’51 FORD, 13,000 miles, better than new ’50 AUSTIN, excellent condition ’49 MERCURY SEDAN V ’47 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ’46 '38 MERCURY SEDAN CHRYSLER V ’37 PLYMOUTH PICKUPS V ’51 CHEV v ’50 MERCURY South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER teams — Lucan, Exeter, Hensall and St. Marys could also be changed if there were some up sets in next week's play. According to Wednesday’s standing, the odds favor Lucan and Exeter for. those two last playoff spots. The Irish are currently all alone in fifth place, four points ■ ed two goals to the Pontiac’s to tal and a third tally was illegal but the referees counted it. Because of this, the loss was a moral victory for the tribe who held the powerful second-place club at bay most of the route. Skating and checking hard, the' locals tied Goderich 1-1 at the end of the first and allowed a slim 3-2 margin in the second, The game was spasmodically fast, indifferent, rough, clean, wild and mild. At times it ap peared the players would break out in a melee of anger and there were spots when everybody was playing the part of gentlemen. Fifteen penalties marred the fray, with Frank Anderson tak ing a 10-minute misconduct be cause of a mixup with some rink side fans. Scores On Long Rush Doug Cruickshank put the Pon- tiacs out front with a long rush at 2.22 of the first. He swept by the Mohawk defense at his own blueline and coasted in on Turner unmolested. Al McGillivray tied the count at 13.24 when he broke up a Goderich attack, skated past net- minder Jerry Hesse from the side and fired the biscuit in the cor ner of the twine. Mohawks short two men. Midway in the second, headed Don Emms took a from McGillivray at hawk’s blue line and alone on Turner for counter of the game. in front of Exeter and I-Jensall, But Lucan has two tough games in Forest and Strathroy. The third game, however, is with the lowly Byron club. Should Lang ford’s lads lose two and win one they will end up with a 9-9 re cord. Although Exeter and Hepeall are tied, Hensall has a handicap of two more losses. Could Tie For Sixth If Exeter defeats Hensall, By ron and St. Marys, the Mohawks will get an even split of 9-9 on the season. On the other hand, if Hensall defeats Exeter and St. Marys in its re m a in i n g two games, the Finks would chalk up an 8-10 record and tie the Mo hawks. St. Marys Alerts will have to win at least two remaining games to make it possible for them to overtake Hensall. Remaining' games for the six clubs are; Lucan: Byron, Forest and Strathroy, Zurich: Ilderton and St. Marys. Strathroy: Lucan and Gode rich. Exeter: Goderich, Hensall, By ron and St. Marys. Hensall: Exeter and St. Marys. St. Marys: Exeter, Hensall and Zurich. In the play during the last week, Forest won two games to take a commanding lead on the top spot. If the worst happens, they could end up in a tie for top spot with Goderich. Goderich’s win over Exeter gave them assurance of at least —Please Turn to Page 7 Terry Wade and Don Wells went on a scoring spree Monday night to spark the Lions Juve niles to a 6-2 victory over Clinton. The loss was Clinton's first of the year. Wade scored five of the six goals and assisted on the sixth one. Wells netted one and helped on four of the others. J. Regier also won an assist. • Both Clinton's counters were scored by Haigg. Friday, January 22 Goderich G, Exeter 2 Lucan 10, Zurich 9 St. Marys 3, Byron 3 Saturday, January 23 Strathroy 8, Ilderton 2 Forest 11, Hensall 4 Tuesday, January 26 Forest 14, Ilderton 4 Zurich 6, Hensall 3 Strathroy 6, Lucan 5 . Set ' to t VJe \“tot 1 °"e» P’C ?°n tried- a eW” were bald pass Mo-the sailed in the third Mohawks —Please turn to page 7 Minor Hockey STANDINGS BANTAMS Bruins ........ Red Wings Leafs .......... All-Stars .. PEE WEES Flyers .......... Bombers Pirates ........ Tigers ..... WEE WEES Blue Devils Red Devils. . LEADING SCORERS BANTAM Ron Horn, Bruins ... E. Kirk, Bruins .... J. Russell, Bruins ... J. McDonald, Bruins B. Skinner, Leafs ... PEE WEB B. Jones, Flyers .... L. Moore, Flyers .... A. Busclie, Pirates .. B. Irvine, Bombers . L. Keller, Bombers . WEE WEE R. J. J. 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