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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-02-10, Page 7a i • a, 4 'I, • NOW sale Predaetion .av04i1a173o fee elt;poart from Cana!',a in 1953 otalied. f4*4,OQ0,000, SUPERIOR Propane Limited your Distributor ter Propane (i,M +kid APPIi Ince for Farms ROW sad Iidl stns Call Stratford 4174 iimmmusammai i THE I'II$E5 ADVOt ATE:, 'EXETER, ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY MORNING, F'ERW'U RY 10, 1000 Rejuvena#ed Mohawks Ti+� Forest 7.7 Playoff Preview With Rockefs Frid. ay Nigh.t Mohawks iQ11114 their fire and brimstone Monday dight iii Fo- rest when they 'battled the up - surging Lakesides to a 7-7 draw, It was the first point the tribe has captured since it defeated the Lakesides 104 on January 14. The tie will give the Mohawk faithful new hope for the int- pending playoffs, It Will also add new interest to, Friday night's MI D -TOWN , STANDING MOHAWK SCORING GWLT F 'A P• Ica.G A Goderich --20 13 6 1 90 79 27 lied Loader 22 11 16 Strathnoy __ 21 112 8 1 102 83 25 Harry 141c79wen 21. 14 11 Forest 22 10 11 1 117 105 21 Don Gravett 22 11 11 Faceter 21 5 14 2 82 113 12 Pete Restelll 22 10 9 Frank Anderson _.. 16 7 10 John Trendell 18 7 8 GOALTENDERS' RECORD Doug Beatty 19 GP GA Av, SO CeBw15 Claytlle Needomanham __� 19 Jessiman 21 83 .3.95 0 'Doug Smith 15 nesse, 20 79 3.65 1 Bruce Glen 19 Defoe 22 105 4.77 1 13111 Musser 21 Baker 21 113 5.38 0 BIN Hayward ___.. 118 See Our Anniversary Specials` 57 2 6 5 2 2 0 0 Mid Town Cleaners PHONE .33 P 29 19 17 15 i0 8 7 4 2 2 For Quality Cleaning PHONE 33 Try Our One -Hour Service On Your Snits, Trousers, Skirts, Sweaters, Ties, Etc. R • 0 Weekend Sale! 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The Rockets have a one -game ,edge on the season's play. They have trimmed the tribe twice and suffered one 1038, The first sane ended in a draw. IVIohawks have two dates left after the .Strathroy game. They meet Goderich Sailors next Tues- day and Forest on Thursday. ' It's expected that former play- ing -coach Collo Bowman will re- turn to the lineup next week. Club officials received word that he will join the tribe in practice on Sunday, Smith Leads Tribe Doug Smith led the tribe's war dance in Forest Monday night, The stickhandling defenceman, who has had a mediocre season, splurged for four goals in the wide-open contest. His first two in the initial stanza gave Mo- hawks a 2-1 lead and he scored singles in the third and overtime period, Bill Kirkland gave Forest a 1-0 lead at 5.56 of the first period and the Lakesides held the mar- gin until 13.41 when Smith seared froua Me wen, Smith's goal came at 3.5,03 with Loader getting an assist. Hap Randall tied the count at 3.51. but Pete Restelli scored_ un- assisted at 6.44 to put the tribe; in the lead again. Red Graham :. counted a marker at 8.16 to make it 3-3 but less than a minute, later Harry Mcl1wen scored UP, assisted to keep Mohawks ahead. Stan Ulrich finally knotted the score again at 13.47 and it re- mained that way, until the end of the period, Early in the third, Bill Hick put Forest ahead for the second time of the night. Doug smith, with help from 1Vi4Ewen, made it 5-5 at 5.25 andGravett gave the locals the lead again at 14.43 on a play with Beatty. It looked like Mohawks had the gamesalted away until Mosienko scored with only 25 seconds left in the game. In the overtime period, Smith gave the tribe another lead on a combination with Loader and An- derson at 7,12, Again Mohawks held off the Lakesides until the final minute but Art Norland scored the tying goal at 19.19, Besides fast, rugged, high scoring action, the game featured a number of bouts. Frankie An- derson and Red Graham renewed their fend in the third period and Doug Smith and other Mohawks tangled with Forest fans in the overtime session. Forest's surprise win: over Strathroy Saturday night came Zurich And Lucan Clubs Lead Group Four Series Zurich Flyers are leading St. Marys in ,-their best -of -,five semi- final series in the Group Four league. The Fivers took a 1,0 lead in the series with a 4-1 victory last Thursday night but blew a 6-2 margin Monday night to let the stone town crew gain a 7-7 tie in the second game. Third game of the set was played Wednesday night in St. Marys; the fourth will be ,Friday night. Ben Gignac„ Bill Hanley, Tom Rawlings and :Bob Hayter scored, the four goals in the Flyer's first game triumph. 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Lake sides took .a 2-0 lead (is the first period and although Stratbrox tied it ' up in the third,. Forest broke loose for three .goals to sew up the contest. •Goderich Sailors Aren't That Good NA/hawks didn't let Goderiek Sailors beat them by the margin what the score was. The tribe held about 40 per- cent of the play throughout the game but offensive and defensive mistakes made the -sore worse. John Trendell was the only Mo- hawk who hit the webbing. Mid- way through the third, he knock- ed in a goal .mouth pass from Harry Mcl1wen who,bad retrieved the rubber •from- the corner. Plenty Of Chances Mut Mohawks had plenty of chances to score more goals. Hard-working Bill Masser was dogged with ill -luck: he had two perfect opportunities but one shot went over the net, the other jut missed it. Other Mohawks helped Gerry Hesse's goaltending record, too, as the team remained in its goalscoring doldrums. Defensively. M o h a w k s were minus the services Of Doug Smith and the three lawn left for blue - line patrol weren't enough to stop the Sailors' onslaught. Goderich defensemen outshone the forwards in scoring. / Ken Miller, the printer, had one of his most prolific nights of the season with two goals and an as- sist. Bill Walsh• finished a beauti- ful play with Bill McDonald for one marker, assisted on another and pioneered many potential at- tacks. Big George Westlake scor- ed the second goal of the game with a high, hard shot which caught the upper corner of the net. Ted Williams, Jack Reis and Jack Walters scored the other three Sailor goals, Goal In Third The defencemen put Goderich �'ICECHIPS aFROM R�. ARENA' By DOUG SMITH Our Kids Hockey Festival, the first of the year, was a howling success from the viewpoint of some 400 odd fans .and players. Financially, we realized $80.00 from this, our first effort in a drive to raise $300.00 to pay for a medical examination for all boys .participating in minor hoc- key, • Any project like this 'can only he successful with plenty of vol- untary help and co-operation and this we had. For a very fine ex- ample of co-operation I would like to cite the case of Ernie Dempster, of RCAF Centralia. Friday night` was Cub night and Ernie works with the Cubs at Centralia. Many of the Cubs play in our minor house league and this presented a problem. Ernie, who also 'helps with our hockey, worked up a car pool and along with the other leaders brought in over 50 Cubs for our hockey festival, at the same time pro- viding an outing for the various packs. Five. good games of hockey were witnessed. In the first game the Penguins 'and Seals of the Squee Gee League settled. for a tis game and three cheers -a real crowd pleaser. In the second game, Blue Devils bested last year's champs, Red Devils, with a 4-0 game. Ronald Oak, Fred Wells and Ted Arm- strong were the Uig • guns, In one of the best games of the evening, Canadiens knocked off the Red Wings 3-1 with Bob Jones, Ste- phan and Bob Marriage leading the way. Strang got the lone Red Wing tally. Frank Boyle with two goals showed the way for the Leafs in beating Rangers 3-0. In the Bantam game, the best of the evening, Tee Pees and Flyers played to a 1-1 tie. Mor- rissey was the goal getter for the Tee Pees and Irvine for -1! lyers. Those who were so unfortunate to miss this hockey festival will have one more opportunity to see 150 boys out there working So hard to raise hinds to pay for their medicals. Next venture will be .collection boxes in stores and a tag day, Broomball Liniment, hot baths and more brooi lball is all we can prescribe .for the aches and .pains that plagued the many enthusiasts of the°game that looks so easy but 19 so hard to actually Play. however. all six teeitis were out in full strength fpr the start of the breornball season last Sun- day. Mrs. • Di11 .McLean. and Mrs. Doug Brintnelt would have no more worries about cleaning their rugs if they could' have seen their husbands in aetidn. 13111 with three goals and Doug With two and Otte assist led the Legion clan to a 64 defeat over the RCAF Corporals in the first game. - Tit the 'second game, "Red Line" Parsons and "Stretch" Middleton led the teenagers to a 4-2 win aver the Mohawks in a very fast game. Standouts for Mohawks were Cushman, Doaks and `Bunny Ford who used his firemen's boots to good advantage in kick- ing out 42 shots on goal. The big fast moving Kinsmen were downed by the Thames Road Six. Captain Simpson was the big gun for the winners with two goals. Kinsmen have asked for permission to use a two -platoon system for the next game. This week's schedule: 1-2, Mo-, hawks vs. Kinsmen; 2-3 RCAF Opls. vs. Thames Road; 3-4, Teen- agers vs. Legion, STANDING WL T P Legion 1 0 0 2 Teenagers 1 0 0 2 Thames. Road 1 0 0 2 Kinsmen 0 1 0 0 RCAF Corporals 0 1 0 0 Mohawks 0 1 0 0 All brooms must be taped. Rec League Hockey Wednesday night's. 'hockey fea- tured firemen and Dashwood in the first game and Cheyennes and Midwest in the second. Playoffs start next Wednesday night at 7.30. Should be a terrific series. Badn inton With the co-operation of the town council we hope to be play- ing badminton in the town hall next week. The idea of playing in Seaforth petered out due to trans- portation and baby sitter prob- lems. A night or nights for :bad- minton will have to be worked out and scheduled around BB gun club, Scouts, etc. The town hall is used for court sessions, council meetings, recreation meet- ings, men's card club (with a membership of over 30 elderly gents every afternoon), drama club, etc. It is good td see facili- ties being used to the best ad- vantage., Minor hockey Exeter Juveniles lost their first WOAA playoff game 6-3 to Mit- chell in a hard-fought encounter Monday night. From all repdrts our juveniles played very good hockey, :outscoring the visitors 2- 1 in • the last period. Second and third games will be played in Mitchell. . The first and third game hi the bantam "series will he played at home starting Tuesday night against Mitchell, Alt house league teams com- mence playoffs February 19 and the final game of the playoffs will be in• the term of another hockey festival, complete with the presentation of trophies, speeches and alt. Mims Just recently we received the T. Eaton Co. catalogue listingof free films available -everything froin religion t0 shorts• -All 16 rein. Happy to provide ltnyi group with a list of these films and othere, ahead 3-0 in the first period and Williams' ,goal in the second gave the lakeshore boys a ,4.0 lead, It was 6-0 in the third before Tren-' dell spoiled Hesse's shutout 'bid. at 9,40. Goderich received six penalties to Mohawks' two. MacDonald re- ceived a 10•minute misconduct who he deilionstrated on the referee how a Mohawk had el- bowed him in the neck. First Period 1--Goderich, Miller 10.25 2-Gaderien, Westlaka (Williams) 10.10. 3-Goderich, Walsh (McDonald? 15.00': Pepalties-Doak, Walters. Second Period 4--Goderich W 411 1 a ms (McDonald, Reis) 2.(0 Penalty -McDonald, (minor and 10 - minute misconduct). Third Period 5-Goderich, Reis . (tivalsh) 2.46 6•»--Goderich, Walters (Miller) 6,30 7 -Exeter, Trendell (McEwen) 9.40 , 8-,.43odcrIch, Miller (Williams) 14.32 Penalties -Parrish, Merriam, Glen, Reis. 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