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Polled Most Points
GAR BAKER
Wins Smith Award
DOUG THIEL
Rated Best Coach
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Two Make First Team,
Five On Second Squad
Exeter Mohawks placed two
on the first team and five on
the second in the all-star voting
conducted among managers and
coaches of the WOAA Major
Group recently. Results of the
voting are announced this week.
Playing-coach Red Loader tied
wi£h Bill McDonald, of Goderich,
for right wing position on the
top dream team -and Gar Baker
won the goaltending slot.
Mohawks dominated the sec
ond team with Earl Barton and
Jack Dwyer on defence, Larry
Heideman at, centre, Bill Oberle
at left wing and Loader as coach.
Strathroy Rockets won three
’ first places in the balloting. Don
Emms, the scoring leader, was
-elected top centre and most
valuable player, Junior Barash,
the former Zurich ace, won the
left wing slot with the -.most
votes of all—22 out of a possible '24.
Playing-coach Doug Thiel, of
'Milverton, also scored a double
victory. He placed first-* in left
defence position and in the se
lection for best coach.
Ollie Haddon, of Forest, re
ceived the nod foi’ right defence.
• Barash’® total of 2.2 points was
the highest polled by any mem-
bei* o-f the -all-star squad. He re
ceived first place votes fro-m all
managers but one, Who placed
him third.
Right behind Barash wi-t-h 21
poinfe were Tlniel, Emms, Loader,
McDonald and Haddon.
In the goaltending race,. Gar
Baker placed three points ahead
■of Milverton’s Bob Rabethge. Big
Harvey Jessi-man came third.
Doug Thiel had a big ..edge on
the competition for left defence.
His 21 points were eight more
than the • total polled by Earl
Banton. The Mohawk rearguard
-edged Bill Lamport of Strathroy
by one point.
'Black Jack Dwyer and George
Westlake tied for second place
’ behind Haddon i-n the contest
for right defencemen.' Both men
received 12‘points.
Don Emms edged Larry Heide-
man by four votes for the centre
. position. Jack White, Goderich,
was the number three man.
Eight points behind Barash in
the voting for left winger was
Bill Oberle; Stan Uirich,'Forest,
finished, third.
Jim Loader and Bill McDonald
far outdistanced t-he competition
for right wing. Closest mian to
them was Don Mayes
roy with sevenpoints
to their 21.
Emms, Thiel and
monopolized the MVP
selections.
Selections "were made by Bruce
Biggart, Red Loader, of Mo
hawks; Dick Pincomibe, Dan
SEimms, of Rockets; Mac McNair,.
Doug Thiel, 'of Royals;- Jack'
Evans, Jack White, of Sailors;
and Grant Cates, Ollie Haddon,
of Lakesides. The1 regulations did
not permit the officials to
for any member of their
teams. ’ .
All
Selections
vote
own
Statistics
SCORING
. G A
35 66
5-U 38
50 22
18 45
" 24
39
22
26
34
27
20
22
Emms, Strathroy__u
Barash, Strathroy__
Heideman, Exeter__
Loader, Exeter______
Oberle, Exeter _____Graved; Exeter ____
MacDonald, Goderich
Dares, Milverton ___
Wharnsby, Exeter__
J. White, Goderich__
Wright, Forest_____
Thiel, Milverton ____
Mayes, Strathroy__
K. Kipfer, Milverton
Randall,. ForeSt ____
Merriam, Goderich .
Williams, Goderich
Haddon, Forest_____
Crane, Milverton ___
Hatt, Strathroy
McMillan, Milverton .
McCallum, Milverton
Mortimer, Goderich
Fallowfield, Strathroy
Emmons, Strathroy
Gaul, Milverton ____
Noble, Milverton .
Bogat, Exeter____
Toman, Milverton _L,
GOALTENDING'-
Ga GA
27 114 4.22
5 23 4.60
32 137 4.28
146
85
69
154
155
202
.35
19
34
28
19
16
21
19 __
. 14 25
. 14- 26
9 31
. 13 19
12 *“
13
12
11
20
19
12
15
13
10
9 ...
11 15
19 . 7
26
24
25
25
15
15
22
17
17
1-8
10
Baker, Exeter _i__
McFalls, Exeter ___
Exeter Totals.____
Rabethge, Milverton
Jesslman, Strathroy
Tourangeau, Strath.
Strathroy Totals _
Hesse,
Dafoe,
- 32
_ 20
_ 12
._ 32
_ 32
._ 32
Av.
4.56
4.-25
5.75
4.81
4.84
6.31
SO
1
o
1
o
0
0
0
1
0
Baker Wins Smith Cup
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PENALTY LEADERS
Ga. PIM
Barton, Exeter _______30
Fulton, Strathroy__32
Grahani, Forest____a-_ 27
Wiese, Exeter ,_______28----------- ---------- S1
29
-29
28
23
32
32
32
28
32
24
30
31
25
30
Earl
Don
Red
Glen --------, ______ _____
Harry Mosienko, 'Forest —
Earl Mortimer, Goderich _
Carl Hatt, Strathroy___
Ted Williams, Goderich__
Ted MdPherson, Goderich
John Dwyer, Exeter_____
Junior Barash, Strathroy
Red Loader, Exeter__.__ _
Bill Thomas, Forest ______
Ollie Haddon, Forest____
Bill Oberle, Exeter ____Doug Thief,■ Milverton „„
Gerry McMillan, Milverton
Junior Dares, Milverton __
Bob Toman, Milverton___
132
1.24
99
85
82
73
72
67
65
64
63
55
53
50
44
44
44
43
43
FINAL STANDING
Scores & Standing
h
Exeter _
Milverton
Strathroy
Goderich
Forest —
W L T F A P
19 13 0 178 137 38
18 13 1 174 146 37
17 12 3 177 154 -37 ’
14 13 6 142 156 33
7 24 1 123 202 15
GROUP PLAYOFFS
(Home and home series, goals to
count, to break second-place tie.
Winner will meet Exeter Mo
hawks for group championship.)
Thurs.—Milverton at Strathroy
Saturday—Strathroy at Milverton
WOAA INT. "A” PLAYOFFS
Tuesday—Port Elgin at Goderich
Thurfl.-LGoderich at Port Elgin
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GOALTENDER
Gar Baker, Exeter (19)
B, Rabethge, Milverton (16)
H. Jessiman, Strathroy (11)
RIGHT DEFENCEMAN ,
Ollie Haddon, Forest (21)
Jack Dwyer, Exeter (12)
G. Westlake, Goderich (12)
LEFT DEFENCEMAN
(Doug Thiel, Milverton (21)
Earl Barton, .Exeter (13)
Bill Lamport, Strathroy (12)
RIGHT WINGER
Jim Loader, Exeter (21)
B, McDonald, Goderich (21)
Don Mayes, Strathroy (7)
LEFT WINGER
J. Barash, .Strathroy (22)
>2. Bill Oberle, Exeter (14)
Stan Ulrich, Forest (8)
CENTRE
Don Emms, Strathroy (19)
L. Heideman, Exeter (15)
Jack White, Goderich (12)
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
1; Don Emms, Strathroy (’21)
2. Doug Thiel, Milverton? (18),
3. Red Loader, Exeter (11)
BEST COACH
1. Doug Thiel, Milverton ('21)
2. Jim Loader, Exeter (17)
3. Don Emms. Strathroy (13)
1.
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1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
1.
3.
1.
2.
3.
-Gerry 'Smith’s .goaltending tro
phy will -come to its home town
(for the first .time since it was
first awarded four years ago.
In spite of the. disastrous fin
ish of the club, Mohawk net-
minder Gar Baker managed to
hang onto the -lead in the goalies’
race thanks to the big -margin he
established earlier in the sea
son. He takes the Smith trophy
away from Gerry Hesse of Gode
rich who has won it for -two
seasons.
The Exeter barber’s cup is
awarded to the goaltender who
plays the most number of games
with the club which has the least
goals scored against it. Mohawks
finished the season with a goals-
aigainst mark of 137, nine better
than Milverton’s 146. *’
Baker had the best personal
a,verage, besides the best team
average. His -record .. was 4.22
goals a game, Compared to Har
vey Jessiman’s 4.25.
Emins Top Scorer
It will be no news -to anyone1
that Don Emms * officially won
.the Major Group scoring race.
The race has never been in doubt
since mid-way through the sched
ule wihen Emms established a
big lead.
The clever playmaker was the
only man in the group to pick up
100 points. He scored 3 5 goals
and assisted on 66 others, most
of them by his linemate Junior
Barash.
Barash topped the group in
markers with 51; Larry Heide-
man was right behind him with
50.
‘Mohawks Heidemian, Loader,
Oberle and Gravett placed next
to Strathroy leaders in the scor
ing race. An end-of-season spurt
helped Larry -to catch up to
pass his teammates.
Bill' McDonald was tops
Goderich; Junior Dares for
verton
Forest.
■in the
to go in WOAA competition.
Haddon with 41 and 37 .points
respectively.
Earl Barton finished the sea
son with the most minutes in the
penalty box, He was followed
closely by Don Fulton, of Strath-
and Ollie Haddon
Top scoring defencemen
league were Thiel and
Braves Show
Former Form
Despite the fact that -they lost
4.-4, Exeter Mohawk-s’ showing
against Milverton Royals in the
final game of the schedule here
Friday night gave promise of a
return .to form.
Mohawks’ revamped front line
of Loader, Oberle and Trendell
worked (together for the first
-time iand -the results were im
pressive. This unit accounted for
all of Exeter’s four goals—Tren-
dell bagging -three and Oberle
one.
The junior line, which has car
ried the brunt of the attack in
recent weeks, was handicapped
by the absence of -injured ace,
Larry Heideman. if Larry had
been around to give Mohawks
their two strong units of old, the
score would have been different.
Royals were determined to
catch Strathroy Rockets in sec
ond place and they showed it on
the ice. They worked hard for
their Victory.
Larry 'McCallum and Gerry
McMillan started it off for Mil
verton with two quick goals in
the first period. McCallum scored
from Ross Kipfer after a scramble
around the net at 3.48 and Mc
Millan sunk a pass from Junior
Dares at’ 4.18. Dares put the
visitors three up iii the last min
ute of the period when he scored
on a play with Stetson.
Mohawks started fighting back
in the second. Trendell scored his
first goal tut 3.86 when he sunk
a Loader pass just after a face
off, At 4,47 Trend ell counted his
Second when he, Loader and
Oberle sailed In together for a
kill.
After a parade of penalties,
Murray Noble Scored at 13.13 on
a passing play with Tomiuk and
McCallum. Oberle got it back
for Exeter two minutes later
after Leader salvaged the puck
0
Lucan Wins
Flyers Lose
Lucan Irish handled St., Marys
Alerts -with ease in their group
playoff series last week. The
Irish .won 12-4 and 11-2 to take
the round by the lopsided total
Of 23-6.
Lucan now tangles with Ilder-
ton Wildcats- in the semi-final
series. Winner will meet the vic
tor of tihe Clinton-Mitchell set
for the WOAA Big Eight title.
Ed, Rowett led the Irish -to
their 11-2 win in Lucan Friday
■with four goals'. Davis scored two
and singles were counted by Fred
iRevington, Ted Elder, Murray
Thompson and English.
Zurich Flyers started off well
but suffered an 18-8 drubbing in
■their home-and-home playoff
series with Clinton Colts last
week.
Led by Don Hesse and Don
O’Brien with two goals each, the
Flyers took the first game 6-4
in Zurich, Thursday. Ron Muir
and Bob Rawlings scored the
other Zurich goals.
The story w-as much different
Saturday night, however, when
the young Colts, led by veteran
-Harry McEwan, swamped Flyers
14-2 In Clinton. The Colts ran up
a 6-0 score in the first period.
■The tW-o Zurich counters were
scored by Ben Gignac and Bill
Yungblut. 0
Zurich will now W'ait for the
"B” -classification series to start.
The Flyers w-ill compote with
Lucan and'Mitchell for the right
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