The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-12-16, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 16, J954
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Although Mohawks posted a
win and a loss during the -week,
their official percentage slumped
to zero: the loss counted but the
win didn’t.
The tribe pulled a spectacular
win out of the fire Friday night
by scoring three quick goals in
the third period to nip Seaforth
Baldwins 6-5 in an exhibition
game; but Monday night, it was
their opponents, the league-lead
ing Walkerton Capitols, who
caught ablaze in the third period
to wallop Mohawks 8-2.
To clear .themselves of Mon
day’s humiliating defeat. Mo
hawks will be skating all-out
against Forest Lakesides in the
local arena Friday night.
The tilt with Lakesides should
be one of the best of the season.
Besides the rivalry between the
clubs, there’s the added incentive
that both strong teams are
starved for wins. Lakesides, who
hoped to sweep the league this
year, are just batting .500 al
though they’re still rated among
the tops in the league. Mohawks,
of course, are desperate for a victory.
Haas, Penalties
Costly Combo
The combination of Walkerton’s
Willie Haas and penalties can
bust a game wide open, Mohawks
learned in the Capitols’ stomping
grounds Monday night.
The tribe, leading 1-0 at the
end of the first period and down
just 3-2 in the second, found
themselves knocked from con
tention to humiliation in less than
two minutes of the third because
of this deadly duet,
Camping on Gar Baker’s door
step while Colle Bowman and
Bruce Glen served sentences in
the cooler, Willie Haas pumped
in four goals between the 4.24
and 6.20 marks to break up the
game. Sharp-shooting Willie fired
his fifth goal of the period at
18.28 when Frank Anderson was
off for a misdemeanor.
Trendell was out with a sore
knee and Frank Anderson centred
both the kid line and Bill Musser
and Doug Beatty.
Mohawks Trim
Seaforth Team
Exeter Mohawks, bursting with
three quick goals in the third
period, skinned peppery Seaforth
Baldwins 6-5 in Friday night’s
exhibition.
Goals by
ry McEwen
90 seconds
startling victory for the tribe.
The fast, aggressive Baldwins
were getting the best of the con
test before Needham started the
machine-gun scoring. Leading 4-3
at the end of the second, the Sea
forth squad made it 5-3 at 12.30
of the third on an end-to-end rush
by Jack McIlwain and Rick Elliot.
Needham’s blueline shot hit the
cords at 15.20 to set the Mohawks
afire. Just 10 seconds later, Mc
Ewen backhanded a softie along
the ice which was fanned by Ron
Salter, the Baldwin’s outstand
ing goaltender. Caught off bal
ance by McEwen’s quick play,
Salter stumbled as the puck hit
his skates and slid in. Don Gravett
completed Mohawks' knockout
punch with a solo effort at 16.50.
Still handicapped by the shuff
ling of lines, Mohawks were slip
ping behind the charging Sea
forth crew in the second period.
Goals by Harry Chalk and Harry
McEwen had left the teams even
after the first stanza but the
Baldwins quickly ran up a two-
goal lead early in the second. Ron
Muir took the puck from Pete
Restelli at 15 seconds and fired
home an ice-slider. At 3.40, Ron
Mason intercepted Bill Hayward’s
weak clearing shot and passed a
goal to Marv Shantz at the mouth
of Baker's net.
Clayt Needham, Har-
and Don Gravett in
turned defeat into
Red Loader and Frank Ander
son combined to narrow the mar
gin at the middle mark of the
period but Don Stope made it 4-2
on a play with Dinny Larochelle.
Mohawks took advantage’ of a
Seaforth penalty in the last min
ute of the period to stay in the
game. Bowman completed a play
by John Trendell and Gravett.
McEwen, Loader, Anderson and
Gravett picked up two points each
on the night.
One of the three RCAF per
sonnel on the team, Pete Ellis,
dropped from the roster before
Friday night’s game because of a
confliction between the Mohawk
games and intersection hockey at
the airport.
Clayt Needham and Doug Beat
ty, the other two airmen on the
squad, intend to continue play
ing.
Hensall Juniors
Wallop Exeter
Hensall Juniors shellacked Ex
eter Juveniles 9-1 in the first
league game of the season in Ex
eter Arena Monday night.
Moir, Rennie and Bell starred
for the Hensall team. Terry Wade
scored the lone Exeter goal.
Other teams in the league are
Goderich, Mitchell and Lucan.
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With a marker in the second
period besides, Haas chalked up
the impressive total of six goals
in one game.
Jim ‘Red” Loader gave Mo
hawks a 1-0 lead in the first per
iod with the help of Walkerton’s
George Zuk, Loader flipped a pass
from the corner that Zuk deflect
ed in the net at 11.33 for the
first goal. Frank Anderson engin
eered two breakaways in the per
iod but the stellar Binkley in
Walkerton’s net foiled him both
times.
The Capitols scored two goals
ks in the first half of the second
ra period but “Boom-Boom” Gravett
ra tied the score with a slap-shot ™ goal at 17.35. Anderson fed Gra-
; vett a pay-off pass on the play.
, A fluke goal with 15 seconds to
go in the period gave Walkerton
a 3-2 edge. The puck deflected
i into the nets off a player’s skate.
1 Gar Baker turned away tons of
' rubber for the Mohawks. Barry
,Doak starred defensively. John
Irish Suffer
First Loss
Zurich Flyers handed Lucan
Irish their first defeat of the sea
son Tuesday night by chalking up
a 5-4 win in the Clinton arena.
The win put Zurich in second
place of the WOAA Group Four
League, two points behind the
Irish.
Murray Colquhoun, Bob Hay-
ter, Bill Yungblut, Doug O’Brien
and Bill Hanley were Zurich
scorers.
Ray Yelle, with two, Fred Rev-
ington and Ted Elder tallied for
Lucan.
Caps, Royals
Top League
A complete standing of the
WOAA-OHA interlocking league,
issued this week by Convenor
Charlie Larder, Goderich, shows
Walkerton Capitols and Milverton
Royals tied in top spot.
Strathroy Rockets and New
Hamburg Bel-Aires are deadlock
ed in second place with Forest
Lakesides one point behind them.
This standing includes the
games which the northern teams
play with Orangeville, Elmira and
Listowel. The four WOAA “A”
teams—Exeter, Forest, Strathroy
and Goderich—do not play this
trio.
WOAA-OHA STANDING
(As of Wednesday Morning)
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0 11
0 14
1 9
1 9
0 8
1 7
0 6
0 4
1 3
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Walkerton Capitols
Milverton Royals _
Strathroy Rockets
New Hamburg ___
Forest Lakesides
Orangeville ______
Elmira ----------------
Mitchell _________
Exeter Mohawks „
Listowel_______ _
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Hottest race in the Men’s
Bowling League is that for sec
ond and third spots. As of Satur
day, Tradesmen and Butchers oc
cupied those valued positions, but
Grand Bend, Hay-Seeds, Pinpop
pers and Milkmen were breathing
right down their necks.
Spares kept pulling away from
the rest of the teams with a 7-0
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Tradesmen___45
Butchers _____43
Grand Bend _ 42
Hay Seeds___41
Pinpoppers____40
Milkmen______40
Keglers ______38
Ringers_______38
Windmills____38
Maroons______37
Wednesday, December 8
Butchers (F. Darling 719) — 3303 7
W. Bangs (R. Westman 558) 3105 0
Grand Bend (B. Rath 665) __ 3342 3
Maroons (Nip Ball 660) ------- 3242 4
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