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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-02-16, Page 8POP’S Taxi Service Phone: Crediton 18rll Exeter 857 "S' — with “scoop*Before You Buy Drop In and See My Complete Stock of USED CARS Hensall Takes 5-3 Win From Dublin Hensall made it three row last Thursday night Scanning THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1950 in ,__ hand­ing Dublin a 5-3" setback- The — a All my cars ar© thoroughly checked before being offered for sale! Bob Cook MOTOR SALES HENSALL Phone Electric Wiring Of All Kinds Res. 188 iaan Motors — Poultry Time Clocks — Waterheaters — Thermostats — Furnace Controls — Fixtures,etc. r0 It seems apparent by now that » saving it up f or the playoffs. 3»‘ i; I Garfield Thomson Phone 232m $ Exeter has abdicated the district hockey throne. Having won two games as against five losses, the Monarchs this year have failed to keep up their pace of the past few seasons. With virtually the same hoc­ key team with the added fact that the boys have invested their own money into the pot, it’s hard to understand why they can’t put up the same brand as last year at least. We thought they were aftei' watching the first period of hockey against the classy Zurich team in the game early in the season on the local sheet. It struck us about the best hockey we have seen here for some time. However, after seeing what happened in the second period and again the game against Granton it almost looks like a Dr. Jeckell and Mr. Hyde affair. There is a good reason for it in that the teams in the district are much stronger than in years, This is especially with the Zurich squad, three starry imports on lineup the league leaders __ hot group of puckchasers. Even with a full house the locals took a 9-3 trimming from them in the new Zurich arena last Friday night. Well fellows, maybe you’re U E® I Bl n L L r other true With their are a FAIR WEATHER FRIENDS are a “dime a dozen”. When things go smoothly and you’re “riding on top”, there are always plenty of “helping- hands” available. But then you really don’t need them. It’s when the unexpected happens and the “rocks go out from under you” that you really appreciate those people who are willing—and able—to help you “get to your feet”. IT’S AT TIMES like these when most people dis­ cover there’s at least one “stormy weather” friend who can always be counted upon for real help—their local insurance agent. His business and his reputation is, in the long run, built more on his action at a time of loss than liis words at a time of sale. To the vic­ tim of a loss, it’s comforting, convenient and helpful to turn to someone who will see to it that you secure the full benefit of the insurance provided by your policy. FOIl OVER 142 YEARS, folks have been buying in­ surance from local agents. Far more insurance is purchased in this manner than in any other way. Phone: Office 24 Res. 162J Exeter, Ont. W. Herm an Hodgson The Insurance Man .a With a bye into the A group playdowns let’s hope the locals can pick themselves up by the boot straps and make a happy ending out of it after all. Doubleheader Friday In order to get the postponed games in, Convenor Wally Wein has arranged a bang-up double­ header for Friday, night." Exeter will take on their Dashwood rivals while fans will get first glimpse of Lucan in at Dublin, Maroons Win Handily Cord Farrow’s junior eagers won an impressive 65-38 victory in an exhibition match with the Stratford Intermediate A team last Friday night in the local gym. The boys are trying to arrange some good exhibition games to keep in shape for the coming playdowns. As we mentioned before they will be playing in the semi-finals against Amherstburg with home tilt on March 11. Quite A Score That was quite a score senior basketball team of Exeter District High School racked up over Mitchell last week. They trimmed the Mitchell boys to the tune of 103-14. Off To A Good Start It’s a little early to .predict the outcome of the Bowling League championship just yet but at present the Erks are off to a good start having won all eight points. The league-leading Big Six are getting a rough ride having won but a single point. Columnist Pryde should feel bet­ ter now that his Pinpoppers grabbed off . four points Monday night after being blanked the previous week. Three Winners We understand that , district fans are confused with the mean­ ing of the groupings in the local W.O.A.A. loop. The "C” group comprises teams from municipal­ ities under 500 population and includes Crediton. Zurich, Dash­ wood and Granton. Hensall and Lucan with population over 500 are in the , "B” division, and Exeter is in the "A” group, While they play in the same league during the regular season a the home team won the tilt in the third frame after trailing 2-1 in theTirst and tied at 3-3 in the second. Goal scorers for Hensall were H. Nicholson, Consitt, Little, Kropt and J, Sangster. Dublin scorers were Costello, Woods and Doyle. DUBLIN: Goal, Morris; de­ fence, ‘Costello, Woods; centre, Malone; wings, Wilson, F, O’Con­ nor; subs, J, O’Connor, Doyle, Gordon, Stagg, Butters, Bailey, HENSALL: Goal, Mickle; de­ fence, A, Nicholson, H. Nichol­ son; centre Scholl; wings, Flear, Moir; subs, Kropt, Little, J. Sangster, Adkin, D. Sangster, Mousseau, Stephen, Consitt, Hensail Edges Exeter In Wild Contest, 3-2 Hensall defeated Exeter in the Hensail Community Arena Mon­ day night by a score of 3-2. The Hensall team was trailing 2-1 at the end of the first period, tied the score 2-2 in the second per- » their a go the the ' Hockey Facts W.O.A.A. Standing— Zurich ................... Hensail ................. Dashwood ............. Lucan .................... Dublin ................... Exeter ................... Crediton ............... Granton ............... (As of Tuesday Results— Zurich 9, Exeter W 8 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 Morning) L 0 2 4 0 3 5 5 6 P 16 10 6 6 4 4 2 2 Exeter Radio & Electric each division will declare champion and send it into- 4V.0.A.A. semi-finals. 3 Hensall 5, Dublin 3 Hensall 3, Exeter 2 Dublin 4, Granton 2 Hensall 9, Crediton -0 Lucan 9, Dashwood 5 Zurich* 4, Granton O.H.A. Standing— Clinton Colts New Hamburg Milverton ...... Centralia ...... Clinton Radar Goderich ........ (As of Tuesday iod, and scored the winning goal midway through the finale. ThiB was a typical rivalry game between these two clubs with plenty of hard hitting and checking which finally developed into a free-for-all near the end of the last period. EXETER: Goal, Smith; de­ fence, Fletcher and Coxworth: centre, D, Brintnell: wings, Law- son and H. Brintnell; subs, Musser, Seymour, Stire, Fisher, M. Brintnell, Penhale, Tuckey, Whilsmith. HENSALL; Goal, Mock; de­ fence, H. Nicholson and A. Nicholson; centre, Scholl; wings, Flear and John Sangster; subs, James Sangster, Kropt, Mous- seau, C o n s i 11, Stephen, Chip­ chase, Adkins, Little. First Period 1— Exeter, Penhale (Lawson). 2— Exeter, H. Brintnell (Penhale) 3— Hensall, Kropt (J. Sangster) Penalties: James Sangster, Stire. Second Period 4— Hensall, Mousseau (Kropt). Penalties: A. Nicholson, Penhale, Fletcher. Third Period ’ z 5— Hensall, James Sangster (H. Nicholson). Penalties: Penhale (minor, mis­ conduct), Chipchase (major, misconduct), H. Nicholson (major), H. Brintnell. Bh V Large and Small Appliances V General Wiring of All Kinds V Radio and Appliance Repair I PHONE 187-W DON JOLLY, PROP. Morning) 15% and 20% off Everything in the Store This Is Strictly A Clearance For Cash Only Stock Clearance Maroons Trounce ! Fairfield Farm Forum Monday night Fairfield Forum met at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Well. Haist with sixteen present. The topic "Is There Enough Land,” gave a lengthy discussion. It was felt that by conservation, bringing more land into cultivation and by scientific means, the people of the world could be fed. The next weeks meeting has been withdrawn in favor of' a concert at Centralia Church. Farm Stratford Cagers The Exeter Maroons continued their winning ways by trimming the Stratford Intermediate "A” squad by a 65-35 count in an exhibition game at the local gym last Friday night. Fans on hand saw some of the nicest ball handling ever dis­ played on the local floor by Jobb whom the Maroons brought in from ,t'he Airport for the game. Pie also scored .fo,urteen of the Exeter points. *' ■ At half time the locals were in front 27-23 and in the last half sank .3'8 points to win hand­ ily- May was the point pace-setter hooping eight baskets and one foul for seventeen points. McTav- ish was Stratford’s best, sinking thirteen points. EXETER—J. Rether, 9; G. Schroeder, 5; May, 17; G. Dobbs, 4; Jobb, 14; Cann, 2; Hunter- Duvar, 7; Vandenbussche, 4; U. Schroeder; G. Rether, 2. STRATFORD—Hesse, 6; Hi- shon, 9; Hamilton, 2; McTavish, 13; Hopwood; Sippel, 5. Referee—R. J. Sasso, Centralia Airport. Suits, Group 2 GABARDINE AND SHARKSKINS INSTALL Chry»ler • Method Remanufactured Engine* are fully protected from dirt and dust before shipment from the plant* CT—1'" r- —Or «=~.es=— tip A Chrysler-Method Remanufactured Engine Avoid time-wasting overhauls by instat- ling a Chrysler-Method Remanufactured engih&in your Chrysler-built vehicle. In a day we can pull out your worn engine Und install a remanufactured one WHICH BEARS THE SAME GUAR­ ANTEE AS A NEW ENGINE. Chrysler-Method Remanufactured en­ gines are precision built to Chrysler factory Standards. Worn parts which fail to meet rigid factory specifications are replaced with new parts. All engines are dyhamometet-tested to Same stand­ ards as those applied to new Chrysler- built engines. Write, ’phone or call us to-day for full information and prices, HENSALL MOTOR SALES Dodge, DeSoto Sales and Service Hehsall Flyers Split Two •—Continued From Page Three their lead outscoring the airmen 3-1. Dawson, Harris and Bird notched the three Centralia counters while Edgar and Strong scored two apiece to lead in that department for the Colts. CLINTON COLTS—Goal, Car­ ter; defence, Colquhoun, . Coun­ ter; centre, Cam Maltby; wings, Hanley, Clare Maltby; subs, Bartliff, Nellans, McEwen, Gbod- hue, Edgar, Draper, Strong, Twining. CENTRALIA FLYERS — Goal, McLeod; defence, Hunter Hal­ lett; centre, Cook; wings, Harris, Shaw; subs, Sylvester, Logan, Hill, Horton, Bird, Dawson, RUel, Dewar. Referees —- Farmer McFadden and Angus MacLean, Seaforth. First Period 1— Centralia, Dawson (Ruel) 3.17 2— Clinton, strong (Draper) ’9.43 Penalties — Horton, Bartliff. Second I*oriod 3— Clinton, Goodhue ........ 2.38 4— LQlinton, Hanley (Cam Malt­ by 46 5— Centralia, Harris (Cook) 5.15 6— Clinton, Edgar (Bartliff) ...... 9.217— BYntoflr’oure’MAW'cCam Maltby) ........................18.41 Penalties —• Nellans, Bird, Coldulioun. Third Period 8— Clinton, McEwen (Coiqu- hemn) ............................ 5.37 9— Clinton, Edgar (McEwen, Nellans) ............ 14.41 10- —Clinton, S t r o n g (Draper) 15.46 11— Centralia, Bird (Hallett) Penalties —- cook (major). 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