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Lucan Grabs One-Game Lead
In Semi-Finals With Hensall
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Playoffs Under Way
The playoff session of. the
district W.O.A/A. got under way
Monday night with Hensail fac
ing Lucan in a best-oMive series
and Dashwood squaring off with
Crediton and Zurich battling it
out with Dublin.
Granton was left out of the
playoffs but in protesting has
been allowed to re-enter, Tues
day night Crediton is to playoff
with Granton to determine which
team will play with Dashwood.
Since this is written 'before the
game the results at this time
are not known. If Crediton de
feat Granton the game against
Dashwood will stand, If Granton
win another game will be played
on neutral ice and if Granton
win they will play Dashwood in
a new series.' Both C group
series are two-out-of-three games
affairs.
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As for the Exeter Monarchs,
they are the only A group team
and are now awaiting another
group winner. In the O.H.A. the
Centralia Flyers will not know
until their game with Goderich
on Wednesday night how they
stand in the playoff picture. If
they win they will be the top A
team in the standing and will
await the winners of' a Goderich-
Clinton Radar series.
If the Flyers do win Wednes
day night district fans may see
a tilt between them and the
Exeter Monarchs in the local
arena Friday night.
Smart Uniforms
Both Hensall and Lucan sport
ed smart new uniforms in their
first appearance on local ice last
Monday -night. Hensail’s colour
combination is a bright gold and
black while the Irish sweaters
and socks are mainly white with
green trim. The team is spon
sored by Harvey Langford, an
enthusiastic supporter, if there
ever was one, of the Irish teams.
Zurich Trims Clinton Radar
The Zurich C entry pulled a
surprise upset by downing' the
Clinton Radar O.H.A. squad in
an exhibition game last week 4-
3 in overtime. Rumours have it
that Zurich three imports had
left over the week-end but in
talking to Herb Turkheim we
find that it’s just a lot of talk.
They trimmed Dublin in Sea
forth Monday night with the re
turn game in Zurich Wednesday
night.
Smart Arena
„ We haven’t as yet seen either
of the Hensall or Zurich arenas
but from what we hear they
must be fine credits to these two
municipalities. Then on Monday
night Harvey Langford was tell
ing us about their new centre in
Lucan. Judging from his enthus
iasm it’s going to be quite a.
structure.
Nothing, apparently, is being
left undone to make it an out
standing building. Harvey tells
us that with cement floors and
partitions, etc., the building will
be well protected against fire.
They have allowed fourteen feet
of walk between the dressing
rooms arid the ice surface and
the end will be shielded with
glass and wire. A large snack
bar has been incorporated into
the plan as well. They had
hoped to play in the new struc
ture next Monday night but the
wiring panel is not available as
yet.
Wluit About Trophy?
Last year the Traquair trophy,
annually donated to the team
finishing on top at the end of
the regular schedule, was not
presented to any team due to
the fact that the schedule was
not completed. This season the
same condition exists but the
fact remains that Zurich finished
up so far in front that they
would undoubtedly have claimed
it. On the other hand the Lucan
team, while only playing three
games, had an undefeated record
and had they played their .games
the story might have been dif
ferent. It looks like a good ques
tion for the league executive to
decide.
The Lucan Irish bagged num
ber one jn their semi-final series
with Hensall Monday night in
the Exeter Arena by a 6-3 score.
Although the Lucan six have
played but three league games ail season they were able by the
end of the initial period to com
mand the play with two markers
and from there on in never lost
the. lead,
Hensall scored the first tally
at 2:47 and it was not until
15:04 that Lucan retaliated, Ivan
Hearn sunk the marker when a
Hensall player cleared the disc
out to him. In the last minute
of play Hindmarsh sent Stretton
through the defence for Lucan’s
second tally.
Early in the second Hind
marsh ca u g h t Mock napping
with a long centre-ice shot to
put Lucan two up. Hensall got
one 'back at 15,41 on a two-way
effort ’by Flear and Little with
Flear flashing the red lamp.
Lucan came back in foui’ min
utes’ time with Norm Hardy
sinking Stretton’s passout.
With only a minute of the
third slipping by, Hensall came
within one of their rivals on a
goal by Flear. That was
sail’s last tally while Lee
ington and Hearn added
more to the Irish cause to
them a handy margin.
The second game of the
of-l'ive series between, these two
B group clubs. Will be in Hen
sall Friday night. Fifteen penal
ties were handed out by the of
ficials.
HENSALL: Goal, Mock; de
fence, A. Nicholson, H. Nichol
son; centre, Scholl; wings, Flear,
Jack Sangster; subs, Consitt,
MacKinnon, Klopp, Little, Ste
phan, Mousseau, Jim Sangster,
D, Sangster.
LUCAN: Goal, . Kuffner; de
fence, Hodgins, J. Hardy; centre,
F. Revington; wings, N. Hardy,
Stretton-; subs, G, Revington, L.
Revington, Earl e, McRoberts,
Hearn, Elson, Hindmarsh, White.
Referees: McEwen and Streets
of Clinton.
First Period
1— -Hensall, Stephan 2:47
2— —Lucan, Hearn ,..... 15:04
3— -Lucan, Stretton ........ 19:16
Penalties; Elson, Hindmarsh,
Klopp, 'Hodgins.
Second Period
4— -Lucan, Hindmarsh .... 4:35
5— Hensall, Flear (Little) 15:41
6— Lucan, N. Hardy
(Stretton) ........
Penalties: Hodgins, MacKinnon,
G. Revington, N. Hardy, Mac-
Roberts, Elson,
Third Period
7— -Hensall, Flear ..... .
8— Lucan, L. Revington
(G. Revisgton) ........ 3:03
9— Lucan, Hearn (Elson) 15:51
Penalties: Klopp (2), G, Reving
ton, Consitt, Jim Sangster,
Elson.
19:38
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SHIPKA
The W.A. March meeting will
be held on Thursday afternoon,
March 2, at the home of Mrs.
Milton Ratz, at 2 ip.m.
Master Ronnie Sweitzer is
visiting for a few days .with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Rundel, at Woodham.
On Friday evening the Young
People’s S.'S. class, along with
Rev. and Mrs. Currie and family
met at the home of Miss Pearl
Keys to enjoy a social evening.
The evening was- spent in play
ing crokinole and other games.
A 'delicious lunch was served by
the class.
Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiuer and
Mrs. J. ,H. McGregor, of Grand
■Bend, spent last week visiting
with relatives in Toronto.
Mrs. Wilfred Desjardins has
been confined to her home this
<past .week through illness.
Pictures were shown in the
Public School Thursday evening.
Lunch was served.
Last Game 6-2
After dropping six straight
starts the Exeter Monarchs put
on one of their better displays
of hockey to trim the Dashwood
sextet 6-2 on local ice last Fri
day night.
The teams skated off at the
first break squared off with a
marker apiece. Exeter took a
one-goal lead in the second with
two .goals to Dashwood's one
and in the final period -found
the range for three Jrnore tallies.
Lawshn ‘got Exete^'off on the
right foot carrying the disc up
the ice, slipping through the de
fence to coast in
Haugh. Ford took
rink-wide pass to
corner on a long low shot in less
than five minutes to knot the
count.
Half the second went by with
out any scoring and then Exeter
popped in two. Har and Doug
Brintnell worked together on
the first with Har hitting the
h e m p . Shaw took Seymour’s
pass to drill a long hard drive
past Haugh making it 3-1. Ford
again scored a couple of minutes
later for Dashwood's final goal.
Cockswoi’th drove in two tal
lies in less
give Exeter
m i d - w a y
stanza and
number two
his own rebound.
A second game was scheduled
between Lucan and Dublin when
Dublin were unable to ice
team.
DASHWOOD: Goal, R. Haugh
defence, D a t ers, Kleinstiver
centre, L. Haugh; wings, Wein,
H a y t e r; subs, Gaiser, Ford,
Houlahan, Bestard, Schroeder, L.
Willert, J. Willert.
EXETER: Goal, .Smith; de
fence, Turkey, Penh ale; centre,
D. Brintnell; wings, H. Brintnell,
Lawson; subs, Musser, Wliil-
smitli, Seymour. Cann, Stire,
Fisher, Cockswoi’th, M. Brintnell,
Shaw.
First Period
1— Exeter, Lawson
2— Dashwood, Ford
(Houlahan) ...............,....,7.32,
Penalties Kleinstiver.
Second Period
3— Exeter, H. Brintnell
(D. Brintnell) ..............11.20.
-Exeter, Shaw
(Seymore) ..............
5— Dashwood, Ford .....
x Penalties - - None.
Third Period
6— Exeter,
(Stire)
7— —Exeter,
(Shaw,
8— Exeter, __
(D. Brintnell) ...... 15.21.
Penalties — Penhale, Musser,
4
GRAND BEND
Mr. and Mrs. , M. Thompson
spent Friday at Brinsley with
their son.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barto, of
Detroit, were week-end visitors
with Mrs. W, A. Mallard.
Mrs. John Hugh McGregor is
spending a week or so in Toron
to.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Charlton,
of Loudon, spent the week-end
with Mrs. CharltoiVs parents,
Mr. and Mrs, John Gill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker spent
last week In Centralia with Mr,
and Mrs. Huxtable.
Zurich Hockey
Club Banquets
One of the finest
some time was held
ning when members
ich hockey team,
wives and friends,
the Brenner House at
Bend and enjoyed a sumptuous
chicken supper sponsored by Mr.
Oscar Klopp in honour of the
team.
Mr. Klopp, as master of cere
monies, called on the president,
Frederick Haberer, Ivan L. Kalb-
fleisch, vice-president; Lennis
O’Brien, coach, and Gordon Bloc,
manager, for a few remarks,
which were well received. A very
spirited sing-song was led by
Alvin Walper and a quartette
c o m posed of Howard Klopp,
Norman Walper, Mel Hamilton
and. Alvin Walper provided some
real entertainment.
The happy gathering came to
a close by wishing the hockey
club further success. It has been
a great credit to the Zurich
Community Centre.
banquets in
Sunday eve-
of the Zur-
with their
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Hockey Facts
B GROUP SERIES
Lucan 6, Exeter 3
C GROUP SERIES
Dashwood 10, Crediton 3
Zurich 15, Dublin 5
Regular Game Results—
Dashwood 5, Dublin 4
Granton 5, Exeter 3
Zurich 3, Hensall 1
than a minute to
a comfortable lead
throught the final
Shaw bagged his
at 15:21 flipping in
Cockswoi’th
Cockswoi’th
Stire) ......
Shaw
Misses Linda Patton and
Pauline Mason, and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Patton of London were week
end guests at the home of Mr.
Mansel Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skipper
and family were in St. Marys
over the week-end attending the
wedding of Mr. Skipper’s brother
on Saturday. Master Ken Skip
per sang “0 .Promise Me.”
Mr. and -Mrs. Tom Desjardine
are all smiles. A buy girl has
come to stay.
The cold wave that hit the
village on Sunday night made
the ice men look happier. They
will hope it lasts for a spell.
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