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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-01-19, Page 7THE TIMES ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1956 Stamp It To Speed It!Mohawks Score Two Big Wins;CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP USE Rubber Stamps Sailors Miss Chance To Advance Times-Advocate Goderich 'Sailors fluffed their chance to move into a tie for second place with strathroy Rockets when they lost to the Rockets 3-4 Tuesday night. The loss leaves Sailors tied with Mil- Lowers The Driven Price On 17" TV! PHONE 210 The 1956 ctudeboker 31THE BIG NEWS LOW-PRICED FIEUV See These Good Used Cars '55 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR 8-Cyl., only 10,000 miles 52 FORD TUDOR, new motoi Graham Arthur Motors NOW ONLY $I69?5Better Contrast. Better Interlace. Was $189.95Easier Tuning. Better Sound. COME IN AND TEST-VIEW THE "HURON" TODAY GREATEST VALUE IN ^HISTORY! RCA VICTOR !7 INCH HURON You Get All These RCA Victor Advances 90° Picture Tube. Extra Sensitivity and Stability. Better Brightness. SNELGROVE'S Phone 18 Exeter verton. Royals for third spot. With Mohawks now seven -points ahead of the pack, the big battle left in the WOAA Major Group will be for second place. Both Milverton and Goderich are pressing (Strathroy for tion. Milverton will have to gain on 'Rockets night when the teams the Royals’ rink. Goderich could also advance with a win over Forest on Friday night. Mohawks’ -second straight win over Strathroy Friday night strengthened their hold on first place. The four-point win over Forest Tuesday night boosted the Tribe’s lead, the posi- a chance Saturday meet in Red Scores Six Assists It’s fortunate for Forest Lake sides that Referee Clare Van Hor ne thumbed Red Loader off for a 10-minute misconduct penalty in the first period of Tuesday night’s contest. Otherwise the Redshirts might have suffered a worse drub bing than the 9-4 count they re ceived. While Loader was serving his penalty—it was for arguing over a call—Mohawks had a hard time holding the Lakesides to a 2-2 draw. When he came back on the ice, the Mohawk playing-coach sparked his club to a 3-2 lead in the second and a five-goal aval anche in the third, Although he didn’t score a sing le goal all night, Loader topped the Tribe pointgetters with six assists^ That indicates how well he was setting up plavs. Both his linemates. Bill Oberle and Ted Bogal, picked up five points with three goals and two assists each. Larry Heideman ad ded two goals' and an assist to his total. He.v-clav For Scorers The game proved a points-bon- anza for the Tribe since the scor ing in all four-point games is doubled. That jumped Mohawk Honor Harry Friday Night Officials expect the largest crowd of the season will honor former Mohawk captain, Harry McEwan, Friday night. Mohatvk Manager Bruce Big gart salt! this week he hoped 1,000 fans would attend the testimonial exhibition contest between Clinton Colts and Ex eter Mohawks in the local arena. Mohawks, booster club and fans have contributed towards a gift which will he presented to the popular centreman in recognition of liis outstanding play with the Exeter club last season and the first part .of this one. The presentation ceremony Will take place during the game, McEwan joined Mohawks last year when Clinton Colts folded and was the second top scorer on the team. He started with Mohawks again this fall and scored 15 points in eight games before returning to Clinton when the Colts were re-entered in district competi tion. With the help of McEw'an, the Clinton club has’ moved into third place in the WDAA Big Eight Group with an 11-7 record. McEwan is already the second top scorer for the Colts. McEwan and Mohawk Man ager Biggart will appear on CFPL-TV Thursday night in a special interview with Ward Cornell. pretty stickhandling display at 13 to. give Lakesides the lead. Heideman and Wharnsby broke away with onlv one man back early in the second period and the lanky centreman put Whams- by in the clear for the tying goal at 5100, Ted Bogal put Mohawks into the lead for the first time in the game at 15.05 when he knocked in Loader’s rebound the goalpost. Rink-Long Rush The third period was only minutes old when Loader set erle up for Exeter’s fourth goal on a rink-long rush. Loader took the puck from Bogal after a face-off in the Exeter end, carried it up to Forest territory and passed across to Oberle who cut in from the opposite side. Playing-coach Ollie Haddon kept Forest in the running with a long slider to the corner of the net at 2.52 but Heideman got that one back af ter a series of passes among Don Gravett and Ray Richards Forest end. Again Haddon scored on shot to keep ing distance couldn't stop combination, both scored the contest. Bill Wharnsby had to leave the game in the second period with a sore ankle which ptjek. Gar Baker was Exeter nets and gave formance. ' Mohawks return to _ urday night for another four- point contest. off two Ob- Picture Goals Feature Win Despite the 18 penalties and rough play which marred the contest, Mohawks* 5-2 win over (Strathroy Rockets here Friday night produced same of the best play seen in the local emporium this season, Almost every goal was a pic ture of teamwork or individual skill the checking was hard th ■pace fast and tire goaltendin Superb, The. game was closer than the ■s core suggests: Dick McFalls kept the Rockets from getting more goals with some phenomen al saves. The Mohawk sub-goalie was top star for the night. The tribe’s defensive play, par ticularly that of Jack Dwyer, was effective but it had to be to over come the penalty handicap Moh awks suffered. The total braves received 13 utes—-which handed two casions. Larry, Bill Shine Larry Heideman and Bill Wharnsby picked up three joints each to lead the attackers. Bill Oberle added two goals to his total, Don Gravett and Red Load er received an assist each, Mohawks took a 2-1 lead in the first period, scoring both goals —Please Turn to Page 10 CO-OP FEEDS $55.00 TON ....... LB. $4.05 CWT. $66.00 TON SHORTS, THIS WEEK............................... MOLASSES, PER BARREL ....................... CHICK STARTER, MEDICATED ............ HOG GROWER ......... ................................. Feed Contracts Available EXETER DISTRICT LV’vJr Phone 287 Collect, Exeter CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP Mid-Town Cleaners p 302319 1913 T F 0 3151 Morning) A 68 119 98104119 Scores &. Standing FUTURE GAMES January 20— I' orest at Goderich21— Exeter at Forest Strathroy at Milverton24—Goderich at Exeter Strathroy at Forest26—Milverton at Goderich marksmen nearer the leaders of the group scoring race, Emms and Barash. Exeter came out on the short end of a 2-1 score at the end of the first period. Jack Wright, Forest’s leading scorer, gave the homesters a 1-0 lead at after ex actly 10 minutes' of play but Lar ry Heideman tied- the score when Doug Smith’s blueline shot was deflected to him in front of the net. Harrv Mosienko scored on a SHDHS Cage Squads Feature New Talent Rosters of SHDHS basketball squads, which opened their seas on with exhibition games this week, will be drastically changed this year. Onlv five members of last year's Panthers, the senior boys’ team which reached the WOSSA tourn ament in London, last year, are back in uniform, according to Coach Glen Mickle. They are Charles Kernick, Ted Smith, Bev Sturgis and Vai Gul- ens. The other members of the squad have graduated. Coming ud from the junior Panthers to the senior team will be Tom and Bill Lavender, Jim Etherington and Ted Normington, who- will give the club and Bill Pollen, captain year’s squad. Keith Lovell, of Kippen, comer to the school, is expected to join the team. Only player left on the junior club, which also reached the WO SSA semi-finals, is Barry Glover. Coach Mickle is trying out a flock of candidates from grades 11 and 1°. In exhibition contests last week, the seniors defeated Teachers College and teams and the juniors Clinton. New Girls Teams, Too The situation is similar with the girls’ teams. Coach Lauretta Seigner revealed. Returning to the senior club, which won the tri-school title in 1955, are Carole Fletcher Marion Alexander, Marilyn Marshall, lis. Cann and Marion Creery. iors who have moved up are bara Allison, Marilyn Bissett, nie Jackson, Julia Gulens Jane Farrow. Other candidates are Judy Ross1 and Faye Ford. Onlv four members of last year’s juniors are left on that squaa They are Helen Taylor, Patsy Marshall, Daryl TUckey and Mird- za Gulens. The girls defeated RCAF Stat ion Centralia 40-24 in an exhibit ion match Monday night. Another exhibition contest is being plan ned for Friday night when Wing ham will play here. Both boys and girls' schedules height of last a new- London Clinton defeated Phil- Jun- Bar- Con- ancl start on Friday, January 27, when thev meet St. Marys. BOYS’ SCHEDULE January 27—South Huron at St. Marys February 3—St. Marys at Mitchell 10—-Mitchell at South Huron 17—Mitchell at 'St. Marys 24—‘St? Marys at South Huron March 2— South Huron at Mitchell GIRLS’ SCHEDULE January 27—St. Marys at South Huron February 3— Mitchell at St. Marys 10—South Huron at Mitchell 17—St. Marys at Mitchell 24—'South Huron at St. Marys March 2—Mitchell at South Huron Forest Sat- SAVE stopped a back in the a good per- a long shout1510976 120 11010190 87 Exeter —Strathroy Milverton Goderich Forest _ penalties—34 min- left them short men on several oc- Forest within but the Lakesides Mohawks' front-line Oberle and Bogal twp more to clinch MAJOR GROUP STANDING (As of Wednesday W L •- 4 10119 13 Dow-Per Cleans Right Through — No Residue in the MOTO-MASTER IGNITION PARTS Engineer Approved—Save up to 40% C.T.C. TBST-RUN MOTO-MASTER IGNITION COILS— Meet all specifications set up by the engineers who designed your car. .Scientific balance of windings assures maximum efficiency af all speeds. MOTO-MASTER IGNITION TUNE-UP KIT—Get better performance by re placing ALL worn distributor parts. Kits Include rotor, condenser and set of points. S. Parts Ringer® _ R. Rollers Maroons Tradesmen Spares __ Butchers - Salsburys Hay, Seeds Turn to Page 10 MID-TOWN [call CLEANERS iH Major Group Statistics SCORES THIS WEEK 11—Milverton 6, Forest 5 13—Exeter 5, Strathroy 2Goderich 5, Milverton 17—Exeter 9, Forest 4 Strathroy 9, Goderich MOHAWK SCORING Oberle Loader Bill Red Larry Heideman Don Gravett — Bill Wharnsby Ted Bogal ___ Harry McEwan John Glen Earl .Ray Dwyer Wiese _ Barton Richards Doug Smith Bill Musser _ SCORING LEADERS Emms, Strathroy BarUSn, Strathroy Oberle# - Exeter Loader,." Exeter_Heideman, Exeter MacDonald, Goderich Wright, Forest Thiel, Milverton Randall, Forest Gravett, Exeter Wharnsby, Exeter White, Goderich __ Fallowfield, Strathroy Haddon, Forest ___ Hatt, Strathroy ___ Hick, Forest ______ Kipfer, (Milverton GOALTENDERS’ AVERAGES Ga. GA Baker, Exeter __ McFalls, Exeter _ Exeter Totals Rabethge, Milver. Hesse, Goderich Jessiman, Strath. Tourangeau, Strath.Strathroy Totals _ Dafoe, Forest ___ Eight Teams In Race For Second Place Spot With the Windmills well- esta blished in first place, the current battle in the men’s bowling league is for the runner-up spot. At the weekend, only seven points separated the eight teams behind the Windmills, who have a total of 73 Points. The Milkmen and Pinpopners are tied for se cond place with 64 and Applejacks are in third spot with 62. Windmills added seven points to their total Monday night by blanking the Big-Six. Pinpoppers, (Spares. Hav-fieeds and Rural-Rol lers all captured five points. H. Smyth of the Spare-Parts trundled the top triple of the week, 806, which helped his team score the best club total, 3,577. Wednesday, January 11 Applejacks (R. Snell 627) _— Spare Parts (H. Smyth 806) _ S. Circuits (M. Brintnell 576) Big Six (S. Frayne 642)____ Windmills (H. Harvey 762) __ Strikes (D. Hughson 596) ■*—. Monday, January 16 Spares (L. Passmore 647) — Ringers (C. Snell 665) ——- Pinpoppefs (B. Nicol 667) Tradesmen (Glendlnning 669) Windmills (J. Bunjevac 702) _ Big Six (Stan Frayne 673) __ Hay Seeds (A. Farquhar 736) Salsburys (B. Doak 623)_ ___ R. Rollers (J. Thompson 767) Whizz Bangs (H. Wilson 621) STANDING Windmills__73Milkmen ___64 Pinpoppers — 64 Applejacks_62 Big Six____60W. Bangs__59Strikes--------59S. Circuits_58Jets------------57 —Please Feels Flyers Will Move Two Big Wins Exeter 9, Forest 4 First Period 1— Forest, Wright (Randall, Hick) 10-002— Exeter, Heideman (Smith) 12.313— Forest, Mosienko (Graham, Ran dall) 15,12 Penalties—tHaddon, Graham, Bar ton, Loader (misconduct) Second Period 4— E x o t o r, Wharnsby (Heideman, Smith) 5.005— Exeter, Bogal (Loader, Dwyer) 12.05 Penalties—-H a d d o n- 2, Thomas, Gravett Dwyer, Third Period 6— Exeter, Oberle (Leader, Bogal) 2-05 . A7— Forest, Hadden (Hick) 2.52 8— Exeter, Heideman (Gravett, Rlch-, ards) 5,48 „ _0—Forest. Haddon (Wright, Randdll) . 6.05 k .. . .10—Exeter, Bogal (Oberle, Loader) 7.20 11*—Exeter, 7.5312— Exeter, 13— Exeter,18.18Penalties—Wright, Gravett. Oberle Oberle Bogal mOTO-mflSTER EQUAL OR BETTER THAN ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT NOW BETTER THAN EVER Get easier starting, faster get-away, smoother idling and greater gas economy —at prices that save up to 40%. YOU CAN’T GET MORE—WHY PAY MORE? Worth 90c 33573577 31053349 3529 3250 3372 327G 3269 3198 2 5 07 52 52 5 2 (Bogal, Loader) (Loader) 9.52 (Oberle, Loader) Exeter 5, Rockets 2 First Period 1— Exeter, Oberle 2.002— •Strathroy, Emmons (Hatt) ,16.183— E x e t e r, Wharnsby (Heideman) 19.25Penalties*—Barton . 2, Smith 2, Doak 2, Dwyer, Mayes 2. Second Period 4— E x 01 e r, Heideman (Wharnsby) 12.27 ». 5— Bx e t e r, Wharnsby (Heideman, Gravett) 12.40Penalties—Dwyer, Barton, Fulton minor and major), Lamport, Rich ards, Oberle, Bogal. Third Period 6— Strathroy, Barash 4.177— Exeter, Oberle (Loader) 13.45 Penalties—DWyer, Although Zurich Flyers have slipped -to fifth place in the WO AA Big Eight standing, Coach Jim Hayter feels the club has more strength than its record shows. ‘We’ve ha-d trouble getting go ing,” Coach Hayter sai-d Wednes day. 'We’ll beat a good team, then lose to a poor oile. We just haven’t hit our stride yet.” “I think we’ll get over it be fore the playoffs and we’ll put up a good battle against any of the teams. Wd have a better club than we had last year but we just haven't been able to click.” The Flyers have nine wins and nine losses to their credit. Coach Hayter has been -bother ed with an Injured leg and has had to miss a number of con tests. Zurich edged Clinton Colts 7- 5 Thursday night to move into a three-way tie for third place but dropped back to fifth when they lost 8-5 to the Colts Saturday night and then 8-7 to Blackwell Monday night. 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