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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 195S
Mohawks Capture First Round
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Exeter Mohawks, displaying
superior form and condition,
have moved well out in front of
the WOAA Major Group with
three successive wins.
The tribe has trimmed all the
original clubs, in the first round
of the. schedule.
The tribe whipped Milverton
7”2 Tuesday night in a close
checking duel with the scrappy
Royals. On Friday night, Mo
hawks survived a severe attack
of penalties to wring a sweet 5-
victory out of the champion Gode
rich Sailors. The locals won the
league opener against Strathroy
12-3 last Tuesday.
Mohawks' early winning streak
can be credited at least partly to
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Coach Red Loader’s gruelling
pre-season practices. The tribe’s
better condition showed up in all
games, particularly in the Gode
rich contest when Mohawks suf
fered a shortage of manpower.
The first week of play shows,
too, that Mcjhajvks have two of
the top forward lines in the
loop. The scoring power is in
dicated by the scoring race which
shows six men among the top 12
pointgetters in the league so far.
Coach Red Loader leads the
scoring parade with two goals
and 10 assists. Linemate Bill
Oberle,.who was almost cut fromq
the tribe roster earlier in the
season, lias caught on fire to top
the league’s marksmen with
eight tallies. His combination
and trigger work with Loader
and McEwen has drawn the
plaudits of the crowd.
Don “Boom-Boom” Gravett,
who placed third in team scor
ing last year, leads the junior
line with five goals and three
assists. With Larry Heideman
setting up the plays, this line
may give the other a run for its
money in scoring figures.
Although they’ve already spent
44 minutes in the penalty box,
the tribe’s defence is the strong
est it lias ever been. Earl Barton
and “Black Jack” Dwyer have
the hitting power Mohawks need
ed and with Glen “Rocky” Wiese,
they’ve been able to hold their
own despite their lack of num
bers. Recreation Director Doug
Smith joined the roster for the
first time Tuesday night to give
the club four rearguards.
Work of Gar Baker in the nets
lias been outstanding so far and
if the local schoolteacher main
tains his pace, he’ll stand a
good chance ot> copping Gerry
'Smith’s goaltender’s trophy.
Moliawks play two away games
this week—Thursday liight' in
Milverton and Saturday night in
’Strathroy. Next Tuesday night,
Goderich Sailors will play their
first game on Exeter ice and
the champions will be seeking
revenge for the tribe’s victory
Friday night. The largest crowd
of the season should be out to
this contest, because there will
be no love lost between these
two rivals.
LEADS GROUP SCORERS—Mohawk’s Playing-Coach Red Loader took over leadership
in the'WOAA Major Group scoring race this week by netting 12 points in three games,
Picture, shows the hard-wdrking forward flipping the puck past Gerry Hesse in the second
period of the contest in Goderich Friday which Mohawks won 5-3. Other players are, left
to right, Gord Farlow, Bill Oberle and Ken Miller. —T-A Photo
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Refereeing
Draws Fire
Refereeing came .under bitter
attack from Mohawks and their
fans at the Goderich game Fri
day night when the tribe took
the big end of a 13-8 split in pen
alties.
Although both sides appeared
equally rugged, Referee Gus Bous-
sey saw most of Mohawks’ mis
demeanors but he failed to spot
many Goderich sins. He had little
help from neophite Ron Broome,
of Seaforth, who was well out
his class considering his lack
experience.
The tribe was, shorthanded
of the 20 minutes’ in the second
period and played with only three
men for five minutes in the mid
dle and final stanzas. With Red
Loader filling the gaps in de
fence, Mohawks warded off Gode
rich attack and came out off the
hole to pocket a hard-earned vic
tory.
Bill Oberle scored two goals in
the first period to give Mohawks
a 2-1 lead after Billy MacDonald
scored for Goderich in the
cond minute of play.
Jack Meriam tied it up for
Sailors early in the second
Red Loader put Mohawks
front again at 5.36 MacDonald
scored his second goal of the night
at 14.01 to deadlock the count.
It appeared that Mohawks
would have to spend the rest of
the night protecting their net but
the penalty parade stopped^ half
way through the third to give
the tribe a chance to catch its
breath and reorganize.
“Boom” Gravett broke the ten-
sioA at 13.38 when his rolling shot
took ae crazy hop over Gerry Hes
se’s glove into the net. Harry
McEwan salted
on a beautiful
Oberle.
Earl Barton
time in the cooler with five pen
alties. Rocky Wiese and Oberle
each received the gate three times.
WOAA MAJOR GROUP
Statistics
SCORING
Reel Loader, E_
Bill Oberle, E_
Junior Barash, S
Don Gravett, E _ Harry McEwen, E
L. Heideman, E _
B. MacDonald, G
Bill Wharnsby, E
L. McCallum, M -
Don Heinbein, M_ Roger Crane, M
Don Emms, S_
Ted Williams, G
PENALTIES
Earl Barton, Exeter Glen Wiese, Exeter „
Bob Joss, Strathroy Bill Oberle, Exeter Carl Hatt, 'Strathroy
John Dwyer, Exetei* _
Don Fulton, Strathroy
GOALTENDERS’ AVERAGES
Ga. GA
Gar Baker,. E ______ 3
Gerry Hesse, G_ ____ 3
Bob Rabethge, M__ 3
Harvey Jessiman, S _ 3
SCORES
Exeter 7, Milverton 2
Goderich 4, Strathroy 2
Strathroy 7, Milverton 5 Exeter 5, Goderich 3 Milverton 4, Goderich. 1
Exeter 12, Strathroy 3
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passing play with
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Tribe Scalps
Royals 7-2
The tribe took a period to
just themselves to the hard-check
ing play of Milverton Royals
Tuesday night but took over con
trol of the contest in the second
and third stanzas to post a
win.
Mohawks were held to a
lead Sn the opening, frame
they widened the margin to
in the second and then outscored
the Royals 4-1 in the third.
Shifty Bil| Oberle fired three
of the. locals’ goals with Loader
getting assists of each. The coach
scored one himself.
Larry Heideman counted two
markers including the opening tal
ly of the game. “Boom” Gravett
picked up the other goal and two
Windmills Win Top Spot
In Mens Bowling Loop
Windmills won possession of
first place in the men’s bowling
league last week. They finished
one point ahead of the Strikes.
Rural Rollers and Jets were
the only two clubs to cop 7-0
wins.
Big Six hurled the top team
total of 3,579 and Ken Hockey
trundled the highest triple, 814.
Wednesday, November 16
Big Six (S. Frayne 705)----- 3579
Strikes (D. Hughson 738) — 3345
Milkmen (R. Smith 671) J----8340
Jets (Thompson 613) --------— 3062
Ringers (C. Snell 693) -------- 3257R. Rollers (L. Stewart 654) ,— 3544
Monday, November 21
Salsburys (J. Crocker 7.14) — ---- Big Six (K. Hockey 814)----- 3453
PinpopperS (B. Gifford 675) _ 8173
Whizz Bangs (H. Wilson 652) 3215
Jets (Thompson 684) —— 3288S. Parts G. H-Duvar 614) —. 3033
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Forest Joins
Forest Lakesides joined the W-
OAA Major Group at a special
meeting in Exeter Sunday, The
latecomers will ice a “B” club.
Lakesides were voted back into
the group on a split decision af
ter they had withdrawn in favor
of joining the Big Eight Group.
They were left on a precarious
limb when the Big Eight bunch
rejected them.
Under the new schedule, still
being revised, the clubs will play
four home sets with each other
except in the case of Forest. Ex
eter and Milverton will play For
est only two sets so they will be
four point games. The new sche
dule means Goderich and Strath-
roy play 32 games, Exeter and
Milverton 28 games and Forest
24 games.
The Lakeside entry will be
coached by Ollie Haddon, former
Sarnia mentor. Most of last year’s
crew will be back.
assists.
Murray Noble and Jerry Mc
Millan were Milverton marksmen.
Earl Barton spent six minutes
in the sin bin to top the list of
14 penalties.
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