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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-11-25, Page 3■* i * » > THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1954 Make This Your Frozen Food Centre Our Responsibility Cutting c? increased return of seven regu- ganie on tribe lost BROWN ALL-RUBBER OVERSHOES, heavy fleeced lining, 10 inches high, ad­ justable top. Stock sizes 6 to 12. Only $6.75 a pair. Here is something for cold weather that you can afford. Same style in black, extra heavy net lining and corrugated foxing heavy sole, suitable for over work boots. Only $6.25. And Wrapping Toronto market reports show an increasing; spread between top grades of cattle and other grades known as butcher, Jailer, com­ mercial, etc. I1‘ yoii know th© cattle, cheaper gradies jnay some­ times be satisfactory. When we supply a family with a quarter or side of beef, we believe it is OUR RESPONSIBIL­ ITY to buy the best cattle we can find that they may enjoy every roast, steak, package of stewing beef or minced beef .— even the soup bones. EXETER BEJ4F comes from the best cattle we can, find right in this district —— the finest in Canada. This week we have fine young cattle 750 to 800 lbs, The price Will be host possible for this grade of beef. If you tiike time to tell the ' mail who is going to cut your beef or pork just how you like it, that is the way it ‘wvill he done. You will get the most out of it then and we will have done a better job for you. We use the very best materials we can buy in wrapping meat, chickens, etc. When better terials are available — and are improving — we will them. ina- tliey buy Exeter Frozen Foods PHONE 70 MAIN ST. Mohawks Back At Full Strength To Meet Walkerton Caps Friday Only One Week Left MEMBER PHOTOGRAPHER'On qv' Small Tribe Holds Forest A depleted Mohawk tribe, cut to half strength by a confusing round of misfortunes, held the powerful Forest Lakesides to a 6-3 victory Monday night. The 10 men who were left to carry the double-blue colors into the contest fought with a ven­ geance to stop the Forest attack but the sheer weight of numbers was too much for the small band. Despite the disadvantage of manpower, Mohawks outscored Lakesides in the second period and tied them in the third. The first period spelled defeat when the Forest crew took a 4-0 lead. Missing from the lineup were Harry McEwan and Clyve Wilber­ force of the first line; John Tren­ dell, centre of the second- trio; Frank Anderson and Doug Beatty from the third combination; Pete Ellis and .Clayt Needham on the defence; and netminder ker. For this half of the team make the game. Effective .Defence Led by Colle Bowman Loader, the remaining, half skat­ ed its tubes off in an effort to tame the Lakesides. Effective de­ fensive work and plenty, of back- checking gave the Mohawks a moral victory at least. Bill Hick scored twice, Art Norland and Harry Mosienko once during the first period to set up an impressive lead. The story changed in the second, however, when the Mohawks began check- g the homesters into their own Exeter Mohawks will be back at full strength Friday night, gunning for their first win of the season against Walkerton Capi­ tals in the local arena. Although some doubt remains whether the air force members will be able to play, Mohawk of­ ficials said Wednesday that if they couldn’t, replacements would be found. In any case, Harry McEwen, Frank Anderson, John Trendell a variety of Gar 13 a- reasons couldn't and Red A two-man attack by Bowman a n d “Boom - Boom” Gravett clicked early in the second for Exeter’s first score. Bowman car­ ried the puck into the Forest zone .then shot it across the ice to Gravett. “Boom-Boom” flipped it back over the goal crease and Bowman was there to tip it home. Loader Gets Goal Forest got the 10.50 in the period circled the net to second of the night. Red Loader gave Mohawks the edge in the period with a quick face-off goal at 15.05. Bowman drew the puck from the face-off and slapped it in front of the goal for Loader. Stan Ulrich made it 6-2 early in the third when he knocked in a loose puck in front of the net. Willie Waghorn, who was rushed into uniform at the last minute, scored Exeter’s third marker with a blazing blueline shot which de­ flected in stick. Hard-rock tive night defence and piloted Bill while Don Fritzley centred Pete Restilli and Gravett. The game marked the return of Barry Doak, who turned in a capable performance, along with Bruce Glenn, of defence. Dick Watson minded the twine. goal back at when Norland dump in his off some player’s Bowman liad an ac- alternating ibetween centre position. He Musser and Loader Zurich Cops First Game Jim Hayter scored the over­ time goal which gave Zurich Flyers a 5-4 victory in .their first game of the season against Sea­ forth Tuesday night. A knock ’em down, drag ’em out affair, the game featured numerous fights. Zurich suffered several misconducts and had only nine men left to play the over­ time period. Don Hayter singles Five on the Mait Edgar, Danny Colquhoun, Hanley, Jerry Holmes and Ken Armstrong. The Flyers will play their home games in Clinton. Besides the Hayter brothers, Hesse and Gignac, members^ of the team Yungblut, Rawlings, and Bill Mernef, goal­ tender. Other scores in this league are: Lucan 7, Ilderton 6; Marys 9, Seaforth 6. Hesse scored two, Bob and Bill Hanley potted for the Zurich cause. former Clinton Colts are Flyers’ roster. They are are Don O’Brien, Bill Boh McKinley, Tom WOAA League Sets Schedule November 19—Tlderton at Lucan Seaforth at St. Marys 23—Zurich at Seaforth21—St. Marys at Ilderton 26—Ilderton at St. Marys Seaforth at Lucan30—Lucan at Seaforth December 1—Zurich at Ilderton 3—St. Marys at Lucan Seaforth at Zurich 7— St. Marys at Seaforth 8— Lucan at Ilderton Zurich at St. Marys14— 'Lucan at Zurich Ilderton at Seaforth 15— Seaforth at Ilderton 17—Ilderton at St. Marys Zurich at Lucan 21—Ilderton at Zurich at at at 22—Lucan 28— Zurich 29— Lucan January 4—Lucan _ _______St. Marys at Ilclerton7—Seaforth at Lucan St. Marys at Zurich 11— St. Marys at Seaforth Zurich at Lucan12— Ilclerton at Zurich 14—Seaforth at Ilclerton Zurich at St. Marys 18— Zurich at Ilderton 19— Lucan at St. Marys 21—Seaforth at Zurich Ilderton at Lucan 25— Lucan at Zurich Ilderton at Seaforth 26— St. Marys at Zurich 28—^Seaforth at St. Marys February 1—St. Marys at Lucan St. Marys Seaforth Ilderton at Seaforth Spares Open Up Lead In Mens Bowling Loop Spares increased their lead in the men’s bowling league with a 7-0 win over the Hay-Seeds Mon­ day night. The loss knocked the Seeds out ,of second place. The Windmills defeated sail Legion 5-2 to get sole session of second spot. Tradesmen placed third with a 5-2 win over Huskers. Seven-point winners were Big Six and Milkmen. Rene Francois trundled the top triple of 766 and the Big Six posted the im­ pressive team total of 3,672. I-Ien- pos- The St. ExeterPhone 343 SEE OUR SPECIAL OK Used Cars and Trucks '49 Pontiac Sedan Hydramatic Royal Master Whitewall Tires '49 Oldsmobile Sedan - Radio '49 Dodge Custom Sedan GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY Snell Bros. Limited Exeter PHONE TOO Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Chev Trucks EXETER z STANDINGS P 45 38 36 33 31 31 30 30 28 27 26 P Keglers* ____26 Huskers*___25 Ringers* ____24 Applejacks* _ 24 Spare Parts* _ 23 Maroons*___23 Hensall _____20 Salsbury ____18 Jets_________18 Whizz Bangs* 16 Short Circuits* 9 Spares _____ Windmills__ Tradesmen* _ Strikes_____ Butchers* __ Hay Seeds __ Grand Bend* _ Pinpoppers _ Milkmen*___ Big Six____ (Rural Rollers (•Played 21 Games—All Others 24) Wednesday, Applejacks Spare Parts Big Six (K. Milkmen (L. Ringers (B. Grand Bend Thursday, November 18 Tradesmen (Glendenning Huskers (C. Mawhinney Windmills (J. Bunjevac __ Whizz Bangs (P. Wells 511) __ Monday, November 22 Big Six (S. Frayne 687) ___ Salsbury (J. Weber 533) ___ Pinpoppers (B. Nicol 690) — Strikes (A. Ford 620) _____ Keglers (G. McPhee 644) Spare Parts (El Conard 687) Hensail Leg. (S. Rannie 547) Windmills (A. Hoskins 635) _ Rural Rollers (L. Stewart 583) Jets (Thompson 679) _______ Hay Seeds (A. Farquhar 540) Spares (R. Francois 766)_ __ SCHEDULE Monday, November 29 7 -9—Windmills Vs. Keglers Short Circuits vs. Jets Big Six vs, Maroons 9*11-—Hay Seeds vs. Saisburys Hensall Leg. vs. Pinpoppers Rural Rollers vs. Apple jacks Wednesday, December 1 7- 9—-Grand Bend vs. Strikes Ringers Vs. Whizz Bangs Milkmen vs. Butchers Thursday, December 2 7 -9—Huskers vs, Spare, Parts Tradesmen vs. Spares November 17 (C. Parsons 661) 3057 (G. H-Dtivar 620) 3422 Hockey 706) . Learn 645) , Stanlake 582) (R. Ravello 1710) 608)642) 551) 3400 3331 3241 29S0 2 5 0 7 4 3 52 5 2 0 4 3 5 2 o 5 5 0 7 Strikes And Hopes Roll Seven Points The Lucky Strikes and Wee Hopes were the only two teams winning seven points each this week. The Htippy Gals, Wish Bones, Be-Bops, Skunks, Jolly Six nnd Alley Cats each won five points. The cup and saucer winners for hidden scotes wove • Eileen and Gar Baker will be back in uniform after missing Monday night’s game. Because of unfor­ tunate coincidences, lars missed the Forest Monday night when the 6-3. Mohawk strength was during the week by the Barry I)oak, on Monday, and of Bruce Glen, Friday. Both men are working on defence. Walkerton, which has been ic­ ing top teams in the W.O.A.A. for years, is considered tough oppo­ sition again this year. The Capi­ tals whipped Milverton Domin­ ions 5-1 Tuesday night. On Tuesday night New Ham­ burg will be .guests at the local emporium. This is another top northern team which local fans will be anxious to see. Blow to the Mohawks fell Mon­ day when players from Centralia said they were not allowed to play hockey with Mohawks. They were called into conference by station officers Monday morning and were discouraged from play­ ing. Officials do not know whether this is final but they are investi­ gating methods to replace the air force players if it is. Affected are Clay Needham and Peter Ellis, defencemen; Doug Beatty, Clyve Wilberforce and Fern Rousseau, forwards. Champs Drop Two Games Two Goderich losses were the surprises of the opening week of the Intermediate “A” W.O.A.A. group. Forest Lakesides whipped the defending champions 6-0 Satur­ day night and Don Emms’ strong Stratliroy Rockets posted a 6-4 win over Emms’ former mates on Tuesday night. Forest’s 6-3 win over Exeter Monday night put them on top of the league with two victories. Stratliroy has a win and a tie; Exeter a tie and one loss; and Goderich two losses. In other games of the inter­ locking schedule, these scores were posted: Walkerton 5, Mil­ verton 1; Orangeville 8, Listowel 1. Meeting in Exeter Friday night, officials of the grouping decided on playoffs. The four “A” teams will place in the standing accord­ ing to their wins in the inter­ locking schedule. At the end of the season, the foui’ teams will engage in playoffs with first against third and second against fourth. Winners of these semi­ finals will meet for the group title. Successor To Buswell’s Another NEW Strathroy's Jessiman Frustrates Mohawks TV Value By Admiral Stratliroy Rockets inflicted that potent disease — Jessiman- itis—on Mohawks Friday night to frustrate the tribe to a 3-3 tie in a spectacular home debut that thrilled 54 0 spectators. Lanky Harvey Jessiman and the Stratliroy defensive strategy foiled the Mohawk attack throughout the game and the 10- minute overtime period although the tribe had a distinct advan­ tage in shots on goal and terri­ torial play. Play was exception­ ally fast and clean throughout the contest. Jessiman saved the visitors in the first period when Mohawks engineered three clean break­ aways but failed to cash them. John Trendell and Don “Boom- Boom” Gravett were out-manoeu­ vred by the Stratliroy netminder in outstanding saves.. Addition of strong-skating Frank Anderson to the third line gave Mohawks their scoring punch of the night. Popular Frankie set up Don Fritzley for two goals in less than a minute of the second period to put Ex­ eter back in the game after Stratliroy had taken an early 2-0 lead. Scores Slider Harry McEwan pushed a slow slider between the Jessiman skates early in the third period to establish a 3-2 Mohawk lead but Don Beattie of the Rockets jarred the twine with a high shot to the corner at 8.04 to deadlock the score. Neither team' found the mark in the next 22 minutes of play. Gar Baker, former Seaforth Junior “B” goaltender who played in Scotland last year, made his debut in the Mohawk nets im­ pressive with a number of fine saves. He was beaten for the first goal at 8.50 of the second when Allan Pinconibe’s blueline shot hit a skate and deflected in the undefended sidd of the net. The second iStrathroy marker came at 16.07 of the same period when Norm Emmons scored from Don Mayes in a pile-up in front of the net. Wouldn’t Surrender Mohawks worked hard for the winning goal in the overtime period but Jessiman and mates wouldn’t surrender. Musser, Pet-e Restelli, Doug : ty, Red Loader and Colle man were all stopped in plays. Rockets threatened to protest the goal time bert minder Baker dropped to the ice after a hard shot hit his fore­ head. Ignoring the whistle, Don Emms slapped the puck into an open net. He claimed the referee should have allowed the game to continue until the play was over. Outstanding on the Stratliroy club were Keith Moffat, the Sar­ nia junior; Don Beattie, playing­ coach Don Emms, and chubby Don Mayes. These four threat­ ened throughout the fast tilt. All three of Exeter’s lines were travelling in high gear for the contest. Harry McEwen centred Red Loader and Doug Beatty (who replaced Wilberforce in a last-minut'e change); the kid line of Trendell, Restelli and Gravett was intact; and Anderson sparked Fritzley and Musser for the third trio. Bruce Glen, playing his first game on defence this year, was impressive. Needham, Ellis and Bowman completed the blueline squad. 1 his Bill Beat- Bo w- close contest over a disallowed near the end of the over­ period. Referee Archie Hu­ blew the whistle when Net- t Bonnallie (488) and Iris Page (396). STANDINGS P 43 __ 37 __36 i _ 34 > _ 32 __ 31 __ 31 3029 Jolly Jills___28 Lucky Strikes 28 Pin Popettes Jolly Six — U. & Downs Skunks __ Be Bops Blowettes . Buttercups Hall 617) __ 3081 Hot Dogs Happy Gals . Alley Cats _. Merry Maids Mighty Mice Wish Bones . Wee Hopes . Hi Lights Busy Bees Happy Gals (Dot ___ __ ______ Blowettes (Pauline Dyck 545) _ 3011 Wish Bones (Marj Wilson 540) 2920 M. Maids (N. Francois GS3) _ 2813 Be Bops (G. Simpson 541) —. Pin .Poppettes (J. 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