HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-04-05, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, SX«TER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRI1. f, IRM
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play Witlx Earl Barton.
'Harry Hystead heat Baker
with a bullet shat at 9.1(5 after
A'l Mapn set. hint up with a .stick
handling effort.
Play'livened up in the second
half of the sandwich session when
Electrics caught fire for four
goals. Don Mann scored the first
one at 10.20; Mike Duchene and
Harry Hystead added two when
Red Loader was serving a trip
ping penalty; and Court Duchene
fifed one when Wiese was off.
Bill Musser scored Mohawks*
second and last goal at 17.10
after Ray Richards picked UP e- loose puck and carried it in.
Toni Bishop scored on a break
away and Mike Duchene batted in
a rebound to give the homesters’
•two more goals in the third.
Electrics outshot Mohawks 30-
25 during the contest.
Missing from the Tribe’s
up were John Trendell,
Oberle, Barry Doalc and
Clark.
Series Scorers
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Oberle
Trendell .
Dwyer
Barton
Wharnsby
Musser
Richards
Wiese
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D. Mann ____
Dalgetty ------
Lennan ___*__
M. Duchene
Bishop ______
Hystead __ ___
McGee ______
Armitage ____
Mann _______
C. Duchene__
McNally ___
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Bill
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Goal Spree
Wins First
Mohawks went on a scoring
spree in the third period of (Sat
urday’s contest to rack up then*
9-5 win before 600 spectators.
The Tribe took a 4-1 lead in
first period, then coasted through
the second while the Hurricanes
trimmed the margin to 4-3
the third, locals opened up
a five-goal splurge which
too much' for the visitors.
Mohawkis’ power-packed •
line scored seven of the ■
markers. Larry Heideman picked
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up ithe most pointy with two
goals and five assists; Red
Loader fired two tallies and re
ceived three assists while iBill
Oberle collected a hat trick and
one assist.
The Cither two. goals went to
John Trendell and Jack Dwyer.
Tom Bishop and Don Mann
scored two each for the visitors
With Hank McNally getting the
single. The visitors lacked the
combination or ithe speed to play
with the locals; they had plenty
of drive, however, and gave Mo
hawks some bad moments.
{Bill Oberle started the light
flashing at 1.40 of the first period
by sinking a shot from just in
side the blueline, He scored his
second goal at 6,50 after Red
Loader emerged with the puck
from a scramble in front of the
■Electric net,
Tom Bishop got one back for
the visitors at 7.35 but Heideman
cancelled it by netting OberJe’s
pass a half-minute later. Oberle
had" -intercepted an Electric pass-
out and rwent .behind the net to
get it to Heideman.
Ait 14.00 John Trendell scored
the fourth Exeter goal. Five min
utes later he missed a clean
breakaway.
In the second, 'iBishop hit the
corner of the 'net with a 1'5-foot
drive and Don Mann scored on
a three-man Electric breakaway.
Oberle opened Exeter’s second
team
Pee Wee’s
Win, Lose
, Exeter’s young pee wee
won its first game in the Young
Canada Tournament at Goderich
on Friday but was knocked out
in the second contest 'the same
day ’by Forest.
. Rec. Director Doug 'Smith and
his assistant, Alvin Willert, both
credited the local boys. with
good effort and predicted they''
would .make 'a better showing
.next year. Most, of the members
of the team are well under the
regulation age and will he able
to return in 1957.
Dale Turvey scored the first
goal of 'the tournament in Ex
eter’s game against Port Dover.
The locals went on to win 4-2.
Other Exeter marksmen were
Fred Wells, D. Bjurstrom aud J.
Cooper. Credited with assists
were Roy Lavin, twith three, J.
Jones and J. Cooper.
Exeter lost to Forest 3-2 in the
second game. The locals out-
scored their opponents 2-1 in the
third period 'but allowed Forest
a 2-0 'lead in the first two.
J. Jones and Don Cann scor.ed
the Exeter tallies with Fred
Wells gettting an assist.
Other members of the team
were Rick Boyle, Bob Broderick,
M. Boyd, J. Carscadden, R.
Schroeder, Lester Heywood, Wes
Sims, Brian iHall and Bonny
Cooper.
spree in the third period at 2.43.
The goal came right off a face-
off in ithe Hurricane end. Larry
Heideman defected . in Jack
Dwyer’s blueline shot at 3,3i0>.
Earl Barton and John Emery
tangled at centre ice at 5.pg and'
Barton received a major tor cut
ting Emery with’ his stick.
iShortly after, McNally counted
Electric’s fourth tally at 5.30 and
Mann scored during a scramble
at 9.04, The two goals put the
visitors back iri* contention With
the count at 6-5,
It was Doader who widened
Mohawks’ edge, He scored two in
a row, one 'off a faceoff and an
other he poked 'in after the goal
tender 'had stopped it, Dwyer fin
ished the scoring by intercepting
a Hurricane pass and batting
home a hard slap shot.
■Eldon Van Spybrook, the Hur
ricane goalie, made some bril
liant saves, although he looked
loose on several goals, Coach
Mike Duchene and his 'brother,
'Court Duchene, led the visitors
attack along with John Coveny,
an Indian who 'had a try-out with
■Windsor Bulldogs,
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Bowlers Tie
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'Sudden death playoffs will be
necessary Ito decide which teams
reach the finals in the men’s
bowling league.
In “A” group, three teams are
tied for the fourth spot—Pin
poppers, iSpare-PartS’ and Strikes.
These sixes will bowl off Friday
night in a ithree-game, total-pins-
to-count match.
Jets finished on top of “A”
group with 32 points, followed
by the Milkmen with 30 and the
league-winning Windmills with
28.
The sizzling Big 'Six captured
laurels in “B” group with 45
points. Hay-Seeds and Ringers
tied for second with 39. The
fourth spot will he decided in
games this week.
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Pinpoppers__-24
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nervous but was -thankful that
islie had been able to get back on
her feet before being endangered
by tlid heavy’ traffic.
My suggestion would be that
children riding bicycles to school
take a street parallel to Main
St. and thus avoid accidents to
pedestrians as well as to them
selves.
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