The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-02-09, Page 3THE, TIMES-AOVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1950
Clinton Wins In
Last Ten Seconds
With but tep seconds left to
play, Howie Norris streaked up
the ice to score from a freakish
angle the goal that broke an 8-8
deadlock and gave Clinton Radar
team
Men’s League
Final Standings .
W L A P
Big Six ........38 13 14 52
Butchers .......37 14 13 50
Erks ..............36 15 13 49
Pinpoppers ....'29 22 10 39
Spare Parts ..23 25 11 37
Whizz Bangs .26-25 11 37
■Repair Men ..27 2'4 9 36
Snipers ..........2i6 25 1'0 36
Grand Bend ..27 24 8 35
Keglers ..........25 26 8 3 3
Seedsmen .......26 25 6 32
Rural Rollers ,25 23 7 32
Dukes ...........21 .30 6 27
Tanks ......,....20 31 7 27
Tigers .............21 30 5 26
Mighty Mice .18 33 7 25
Not Quites ....17 3'4 4 21
Canners ,.........14 3?4 18
Last Wednesday ■and Friday,
up its sclied-
and on .Monday night the
This week we
the league finished
ule,
playoffs started,
intend to mention 'only briefly
the final league games and re
port more thoroughly the play
offs.
Wednesday night, the Spare
Parts trounced the Whizz Bangs
3-1, the Pinpoppers luckily man
aged a split with Grand Bend,
While / the Seedsmen had to de
fault to the Keglers. Good triples
racked up were Frank Sagriff
652 (252), Dinah ~................
(2’46), Bob Nicol
Bob Southcott 669 (2 89), and
Frank Davis 717 (336).
Friday Night
Friday night the .Dukes and
Mighty Mice split theii* points,
the Rural Rollers laced the
Tigers 3-1, and the Butchers did
likewise to the .Erks. John Chris
tie came up with a good score
of 7'05 (258). Pat Carragher had
641 (241), while Fred Darling
ran wild with 812 (3 8t3). Fred’s
gafne of '3 83 is
of the I
Fred
season
to pace the league in that de
partment. Next in line was Bob
Nicol with 219, JOther high ave
rages were Ken Hockey 218, Wes
Ryckman 211, Dinah Finch 211
and Art Trites 208.
The high triple of the season
went to Ken Crowe who tossed
861 and the high single was
taken by Fred Darling with 383.
* * *
Match this if you can ,. . Last
Saturday in Toronto, a five man
team rolled a one game total of
1672. This is /believed to be a
world's record. Can any team
around here beat that score?
(Joke)
Start Playoffs
The playoffs began Monday
night in the men’s league with
the top six teams starting things
off.
The league champions, the Big
Six, met the Butchers and came
out on the short end of a 3-1
score,
out 673 (2'38) for
cutters, while the best .the
could offer was Don Case’s
(23 O').
The Erks badly mauled
Pinpoppers in another set,
with Art Trites leading the
with 747 (267). Other ,
Finch 6'3 6
768 (266),
the high single
season.
sK
Darling
with an
* *
finished up
average of
*
. (Harry Holtzman banged
673 (2*38) for the meat
Six
634
For
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a win over their service
rivals from Centralia.
It was a game packed
plenty of action in which
teams used their weight
quently. The first period
duced the best as far as hockey
was concerned with both sides
under* a full head' of steam. At
the end of twenty minutes' play
Clinton held a one-goal edge,
Clinton held a decided edge
in the middle canto and shoved
four goals behind Boehmer. They
were in front 7-4 going into the
third,
In the third,
tralia
goals by Ruel, Cook and I-Iallott
put them on even terms with the
Radar squad. Cook scored his
second goal of the period to tie
the score while the Flyers were
pressing, 1-Ie slapped in Ruel’s
pass.
Norris broke up the game with
but ten seconds to go, Heney
started him off at his own de
fence area and
of the ice. His
goalie Boehmer
goal.
CLINTON
defence,
centre,
Todd;
with
both
fre-
pro-694
690
top-
607
triples by the Erks were
(250) by Pat .Carragher and
by Rob Simpson, Bob Nicol
ped the
(244).,
In the
night, the
the Spare
smith showed the way for the
Bangs, rolling ,648 (309), while
for the Spare Parts, Frank
griff tossed 602 (266).
“A” Division Standing
-Pinpoippers with
theclosest games of
Whizz Bangs trimmed
Parts 3-1. Art W'hil-
Erks ...........
Butchers .....
Whizz Bangs
Spare Parts
Big Six .....
Pinpoppers ..
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Lad ies* League
Wednesday night, .February
the Frisky Sisters and the Yarn
Spinners split their points on
alleys 1 and 2. Phil Haworth
turned in a good triple of 63 2
(.227) to pace the Sisters, while
Lois Brintnell again led the Yarn
Spinners with 539 (199).
The Rookies .turned on the
power and laced the Musketeers
3- 1 on alleys 3 and 4. Pat iGirl-
ing tossed 567 (204) to lead the
Rookies in their win, while Pat
Bush rolled 5.216 (200) to head
the Musketeers. .
The Housewives blanked
luckless Sorority 4-0 in the
games Wednesday night. Dot
Farlane rolled 532 (234)
the wives, while Eileen Bonnaille
topped the Sorority with 483
(197).
Thursday Night
Thursday night, the Whizzers
laced the Jolly Eight 3-1 in one
match. M a r i o n Hockey tossed
523 (17 8) for the Jolly Eight,
while Marg. .Miners rolled 549
(241) to head the Whizzers.
The Skunks had little trouble
in stopping the Happy Gals 3-1.
Bernice Christie banged out 611
(>240) to pace the Skunks, while
Betty 'Shaw had a good evening
for the Gals, tossing 625 (23 6).
On ‘alleys 5 and 6, the Hot
Dogs blanked the Lucky iStrikes
4- 0. Dot Brady headed the Hot
Dog parade with 602 (241),
while Hap Cutting turned in a
good triple of
avail for the £
Standings—
Hot Dogs .....
Skunks ..........
Happy Gals ..
Frisky Sisters
Yarn Spinners
Housewives ....
Rookies ..........
Musketeers ....
Whizzers .......
Jolly Eight ....
Lucky Strikes
Sorority ........
i,
the
last
Mc-
, for
623
tri Ito
(246) q to no
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L A P
29 13 11 40
26 16 10 3G
25 17 9 34
25 17 S 33
24 18 7 31
21 21 10 31
22 2:0 8 30
19.23 7 26
19 23 3 22
17 25 5 22
14 28 4 IS
11 31 2 13
Hockey Facts
W.O.A.A.
Standing—
Zurich ...................
Dashwood .............
Lucan ...................
Hensail .......
Exeter ....................
Crediton ..........
Dublin ...................
Granton .................
Results—*
Hensail 7, Granton
W
6
32
2
2
1
1
1
L
0
3
0
2
3
3
2
5
however, Cen-
turned the tables and
went the length
shot glanced off
for the winning
RADAR: Goal,
Grant; defence, Lammereaux,
Henney; centre, Norris; wings,
Butler, Todd; subs, Scarrow,
Singleton, Skinner, Oulette, Can
tin, McPherson, Olynick.
CENTRALIA: Goal, Boehmer;
defence, Hunter, Horton; centre,
Harris; wings, Cook, Shaw;
subs, Millar, Eade, Hallot, Ruel,
Dawson, Sylvester, Logan, Bird,
Chaven.
First Period
Penalties: Lammereaux (2),
Dawson, Cook, Olynick.
1—Centralia, Ruel
(Hallot) .................... 2:41
2—Clinton, Scarrow ...... 10:50
3—-Clinton, Norris
(Scarrow) ............... 11:28
4—Centralia, Bird
(Logan) .................. 14:30
5—'Clinton, Scarrow
Singleton) ............... 16:05
Penalties: Millar.
Second Period
6—Centralia, Shaw
(Harris) .................... 3:35
7—Clinton, Scarrow
(Singleton) ............... 7:50
8—'Clinton, Scarrow ...... 10:25
9—Centralia, Shaw
(Harris, Millar) ....... 12:55
10—Clinton, Norris
(Butler) ................... 14:02
11—'Clinton, Cantin ........ 15:04
Penalties: Millar, Lammereaux.
Third Period
12—Clinton, Todd
(Norris) .................... 1:10
13—Centralia, Ruel
(Dawson) ................. 11:15
14—Centralia, Cook ....... 12:09
15.—Centralia, Hallot
(Ruel) ..................... 13:47
16’—Centralia, Cook
(Ruel) ...................... 15:03
17—Clinton, Norris
(Henney) ................ 19:50
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