HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-02-21, Page 4Th TbotolAtivecotO, Fobrupey 2,1,t 1957
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Let's Talk •
SPORTS
ly DON:""1/00M *DOW ,GRAVETT
Sports .gclitor
lease keep some doctors in tiiwn until the final
:standings in the O.H.A, SENIOR "B" race have been
vdeeided.
If we have any more game like Tuesday night's
Mune with WALLACEBURG in which we •emerged
as 3-2 victors only in the dying secondS Of the game,
Im going to have a Couple of the most active ulcers
this county,
Seriously though, it was a mUch-need Victory as
a less would have automatically killed any libpc of
our club making a playoff berth.
After the '7-2 pasting suffered in Woodstock last
Friday it left the MOHAWKS with no alternative but
to mil all our reinaining games if they hope to have
a chance of getting into the playoffs,
$o far we've been fortunate and have wen two
In a row. Games left are with the STRATHROY
ROCKETS (whom we haven't beaten this year) and
an away game with the WALLACEBURG HORNETS
Who have now captured first place in the league
standings.
STRATHROY ROCKETS will make their final
schedule appearance here this Friday night while the
game in WALLACEBURG has no official date dbeided
for it to be played, There was a suggestion that the
Mohawks would travel to the Hornet nest on Thurs-
day but it is not definite,
DON DIMS, who seems to have the O.H.A.
SENIOR "B" scoring title neatly tucked away in his
hip pocket, will be here this Friday to try to add
*ome more points to his already prolific scering tote.
EMMS, possibly the best centre in the league,
Should prOVideplenty of excitement when he and
his teammates cross sticks with the local club as the
tribe mut ccnne out on top in this game or hang up
the equipment for the year.
•
So by the time we' go to press next week we'll
knew if we'll be still using hockey sticks or dreaniing
about an early start on the golf links! Which will it
be •
Over in WOODSTOCK last F'riday night, a
PENALTY SHOT, which is rarely seen in senior
h.ockey, was issued when Exeter defencernan BILL
• HAYWARD let go of hi S stick in an effort to stop
attaekirig WOodstoek player.
SAM KENNEDY was chosen to do the honors
• so he picked up the dist that was placed for him on
the blueline and carried right in on GAR BAKER.
He threw a couple of dekes at Gar and when he was
about to flip thvpuek into the empty net the •little
• round disc rolled off 'the end of his stick.
We breathed little easier when .he missed but
' it brought back mettories of junior hockey day a in
•'KITCHENER,
This corner had the opportunity of taking a
penalty shot and had the same thing happen as it
• did to KENNEDY. It makes On feel foolish after
-he's missed, especially when the crowd let'S go with
that big groan, doesn't it, Sam?
* . *
PERTHEX BASKETBALL CHAMPS--LSouth Hu-
ron bistrict High School teams have 'Ivan two more
Championships and posSibly a third In their basket-
ball wars this year. It seems to be .getting to be a
habit for the South Huron bunch to come out on
tem, but we tip our hats to you.fdr a job well done.
The students of the local high school should feel
very fortunate to have two such capable coaches as
MISS SEIGNER and GLENN MICKLE who are willing
to spensl hours of their time on the courts with You
because they like the game itself and above all they
like to coach you to championships, Good luck in the
WOSSA playoffs!
*• * **. * *
MINOR SPARKS — JIM DALTON, the • proud
father of the young Grand 13 end hockey star FRANK
DALTON who is now playing hockey in TORONTO
for ST. MICHAELS JUVENILES In the ;1'111. MAJOR
GROUP, calldd to tell us that his boy will be In action
In FOREST on Friday iiight when the St Mikes crew
i
take. On the Forst club n an exhibitiongame. Young
DALTON is di
doing alright for himself n the Scoring
race as he leads his team In points arid has figured
in niost of the club's goals • scored since Christmas
. The fans who enjoyed watching the BANTAMS
play KITCHENER here last week will have another
opportunity to See the kids in actin this Saturda'Y
Aight When they will be hot to the 'powerful mitivtn.
TON BANTAMS. Ganle time is 830 . R.C.A.F.
Centralia has started its hockey playoffs for the port
championship and the right to net the. powerful "
CLINTON' Alit FORCE TEAM . . Gaines are held
on Mondays and ThurtdayS.
:Mitchell Ousts .Lucan,
•
Flyers,:lideilon
The powerful Mitthell Attl
Devils 6f the WOAA Interreteditite
Cyclerte lea tie have advaneed
into the Bea g bY thumping the
• Liman Irish. 6-2 and 9-3 to take
the •best,61.thret playoff Series
irt two ttraight games,
MitcheJl,. whofinished the reg.
tilar tchedule in first place with
On 18.2 record, took the first
game of the series In Imeatt
It 8,2 teerc.
The victorwa sarked b,
two ,g0s1 efforts IttiM in
SVehet and Gord Mo-
tu* entl..10Millatt ftflicd fer
One Oki each while Wraith seeted.
bah ef the- tow Marken.
Weer In Milthell en Tllegalay
Bight the Red NOM didn't fool
11110•11ti the Y Palled nut
eined :94 wln to dialnatt the
/Nth from further cettinetition.
• Eddy Mimeo, Charlie West -
non arid 11Oti I.tartleib were
tePe-geat men ifor the Devils, tie;
21Pettark Lin Hohttitsch *long
itit Alvin- Weber and Ed MO,.
'tared singlet.
ettott Wildettg and the
Oft hive tech olp I
game itt their seriet,
In Zurieh, the Flyers took the
Wildeatt in handarid, gained
5.2 vietory but In the retortt
ganie played in Luella ToesdaY
Were trenneed
• TwO *PAIN bY pouf O'Brien
and singles by Don O'Brien, Beta-
ny Gignee told Bob MeIntyre
backed up a speettettler
play of goeltendirtg in the 2iir.
leh nets by .111charti 'Merolla for
the Flyers' vietor• y.
Mt: Darling: and Tont coilings
were the oftly_tleil lidertori play-
erit. te heat aleFilig in the 60
Minute tontett.
• At Linen, Where Morton plays
Its home gimes, .Phil Aleut -
breek, Tont CelitIgg And • Stu
CrNeli 1M the scoring nerade for
the Wildetits with two goals tikeh,
hob' Mettityre, DOUR O'Brien,
Jim listyter, Don 611t1ett and
tieteneemeii a nhani fired sing-
gio markers for Zurich.
The deciding game of the gerieg
Will be played en Prideff night:
ftt /Aram with the Whitier8 Meet-
ing fer the league
M hawks Rally With Two
Still Have char.c� To Make
Exeter MollAWkS are still -adv.. Lu aad blazed low drive into 'Heideman Who deflected It to -
leg for an 0,11.A. ,Senior "B 1 the corner that Gar Baker .didn't • Wards Platewskt ln.the .Wallace -
playoff position thanks 10- their even set. irg cage.
'him recent victories, and A. St. 1 At 4:55 .of the Middle. stit_trz,e RiatowSki Sell m
while akin,
Thermo, less to Woodstock. Larry Hettlettlith. 131) mu, the Save but left the loose puck
With the !sChedule ending this MacDoileld's rebound and drUl. sluing there, :so. Wiens -Merle,
,week. the tribe has two games
left with Wallacchurg and Strath.,
St. ThOlnas, on the other hand,
has only one garde to go And it
will take place in Woodstock on
Friday eight
It 'the A's .can ,come nil with
vietory. and Exeter Can win Its
.rernaining g4mes. the Mohawks
Are in -but if the Royals carry
home A Winno matter if Exe-
ter .winS. both they'll still end
up one point mit of the running.
ed it into tbe net to give Exeter •
, who was sta4cliog on the -goalie's
the lead .once again.1 doorstep, promptly pushed the
As the •game nregressed; it puck Into the corner of the net•
Looked as though the Seta Might . to ptill the game out of the fir6.
steed up to be the winner for :
; Exeter outshat the Hornets
the ArallawkS. But with. less than 2.,...,- 4,.
i
a t the very close checking
three inintites tat in the third . "
period and the tribe applying , .,,,. . ,
the pressure, Raul Oliver Sneak- i G" 4.41." 14 Tile mcel.er he'3
ed behind the Nxeter bluellite ' turned In a goOlct Performa4ee
bp 3.0.'iogsa sdoer tao ctiaekaen abrKeiteknanwyaSs,efltrtoilnizi teisie cipidiveDsiciocr Iltiheeto‘ovpapkoisibtieotn7en
centre ice And score his r
seco.nO wAILAc.`51nritor .- Qom, at -
goal of the night. owskl; defenee McArthur. $hod,
Things looked -pretty. gloomy den, %odes, ' PlOUtfe: forwartia,
The only other alternative is for the tribe as the neried drew Jenes. Mann, Oltvor, Schulte, 01-
done, TowOrs, Alersliall, cellotio,
p. St. Thomas tie with Woodstock to on end but when Earl Towers
iii which case a playoff between drew a penalty at 1743 for 1°Titx(9Eld•ea,TR,T.4-111%1:1a,":'noor'. ri,,,f.„1„•,,,
Exeter and St. Themes would dumping B00411, it gave the locals Parton. Thiel, Hayward,' Franklin.
result for fourth spot if the tribe the break they needed'. fori.,.ards, Heideman', MacDonald:
won their remainitig ganneS, The front .rutining line of c'Po'.I'',
•
Loader, Orevett, Shantz,
Exeter had five games eft in Heldeloan, MacDonald arid Oh- "
Which they had to Win four vp erle wat sent onto the ice and Fl_rl7t;i°11s.,
ixrhttniz
Until lost Friday night bet a they apolled the pressure and (Gravolt, Loader) .... ..„ 11:11ii
7-2 beating in Woodstock put got results at 19:37. 2-Wellaceburg, Oliver
Penaes-
font- )3(elliinti:1•-2
the locala on the ropes for fo111 MacDonald sent * a pas lt(Manni, Jonos)-0bn* 13:(10
straight victories, from the right boards. to Larry tom shunt 15:27 (hooking.),
So far the tribe has captured Second Period
tWO in a roW by pasting Inc
Sarnia CV'S 9-4 at home on Sat-
urclaY to _knock. thelit Out cif coil- Hockey 3- j1,17)t.er, floidornan.
T(?ct)tiTtrels.}-41Vellott'a - 5145 (charg„
4:53
tention for a playoff berth And
•edged out a 3-2 victory from the Standing.: T411.....frict'a•
rlaltral:hdurx, Oliver ,
(Schultz, Jones) - -.....)."-, 17;1(1
Prat place Wallaceburg oHA sNit514 ...
Hornets
ii'.' 5--1.1Aator, 'Ohorlo -
Who have clinched the top rung (Heldetivin, Atar)onftld) _ 19:37
lil the league standings. Last Week'a Scares; • rmmitios-Towers 17;43 .
Thursday ni„olit Exeter will ning).
JOurney to Wallaceburg for the.
final road trip of the season in
the regular Schedule And will
face cOaeli. Lloyd Flokbeiner's
Strathrojr Roads in Exeter on
Friday night.
Exeter• 3, Willachliurg. 2„,
1117ci-ttir 8. Sarnia 4
Woodstock 3: St, Tholitai, 2 - Locals' win
'Woodstock 7 Exellir 2 •
StrathreY IA want:rebut/ 2
Wallaceburg 5, Fitrathr0Y 1 CVT
If
WL T F A P Ousts 1/4..v.s. .:..
Statidingis
. A crowd of 1,015 fans sat In at sWwt:Vid.rA-citietsbneulk” .." lid 13 3 ire 13i it Exeter Mohawks are still Much
St. Tlionias TueStlay night liop- al ,.., 12 17 0 125 133 24 elite in their search fOr•itlie last
log to see the ttOYA.13 clioell the := 12 -170 1 rr us 11 playoff spot as they blasted Sar,
last playeff spot but were tub- Strathroy , , 15 10 2 118 ll Sa hia CV's 9-4- On BatUrday night
before one of the sllest crowds
a
ed away dlsaPPOinted asidrtnurtrne. Games This Week; of the season in Exeter.
Don Hartung fired ima
21-Exoter 711 Wallatehurg ,
big goAl At 11:45 Of the• third 22—Sttathroy iti kx.eter
• BY virtue of the Mohawk Vic -
period t� ptill out A 322 Wood- At, Theme!. At 'Whodetobk Eery, Sarnia CV's have been
SCS •
eliminated, front the playoffs as
stock wih. 23-SerHEDULE EXDnle. at Strittliroy .
they have only a .slogle.gatte,re-
Previously the A'S had R 2-0 . niaitiing to be played in the
lead built up in the first period WOAA itkrrEF1-24 ebtATE
on goals by Pete HOWalciittk and . pLavosse SelledUld and are 'three points
back of fourth ,place.. • .
Bill WalSli but blew It in the Seci'e9 This Weekt ' night wingers Billy MacDonald
early part Of the third when '.• Anteheli a, Lucan 2 ••
Herb Kewley and Allitori scored ofitepol - . 1 1 i •
MitChell il 'Mali 3 talnird6eDgoong Gravett broke loose for
Is each. to spark the win
for St. Thomas. wins bett-o At ir e semi
-
While Bill Oberle tallied twice
Harturig's garde winning mark: thitkZ1 ii2;10c.1)1 5, newton 2 and Larry afeldeman •.011ce 1.0
er came with MacPherson of liderton 13,, k,uric±li 5 round out the Exeter . scoring
the Royals sitting in the petialty
, (Best -or-three settee tied at one Spree.
garde each.
box. Although Heideman scored only
Elsewhere the Wallaceburg FUtUre Game: one gold in the game, point -wise
liOrnets dropped a 10-2 deeisien reh' 22—tIriell 0t I1d5°166 he came out ott top as be set up
to Strathroy on Saturday night WOAA MINOR OLAYOFFA five other goals for six points in
but came back strong on Mon- one of his best. displays of the
day to clinch the loop title with se.aterth RM. INV; 3' . .
ea. ott 1 .. eter . season
a 6-1 victory at hOnie. (s.e'aforth wine the best-o(,thred Don Savage, Charlie Glaab, Leo
Strathroy will firlish the reg.. ,seties --0-) '' Houlihan
an d Jtinior Barsh were
ular schedule out this Saturday ' the Sarnia marksmen: .
BANTAM .
night at horne when they PlaYThe tribe illitiped .Off. to a' 2,0
the Sarnia CV's end a Rocket 3111.verion A, Exeter 3 -
(1\11.1vertchit leads the b0st-6(-three fit st pc
' ' -. "tied lead In the cidkhly
win may mean Wood place to ser1e8.1-0,)
thein in the league standings. ;Future .Genisa,• ,-
..
23-Milverten ii,1, E*eter
t
, , •
Mo'actifilt4e .."
Oberle Goal
Nips Hornets
Opportunist left winger 13illy
• . .- . .011. -Cr A P Znin.
11111 MacDonald -__ 37 21 2344 32
13111 Oberle ..,„. _____ 27 17 27 44 16
Larry :ffeidenian _ 22 12 23 34 2
Junior Dares .., ___ 16 10 11 2.1 4,
"• Poole Ora:vett. __ 27 11 9 29 la
Oberle sent„, an Exeter crowd Pudid!r7s,Analtilient 24 7 4 1.1. 6
07 8 12 20 0
hit() an approvingroar on Tuei-. Doug r»ic,''t • 27 4 7 11 56
day night with WY 28 secondsAlItnii,v1Vilikathliitzbr 29°5 .1 72 190 40
to go In the game When he scored Jeok, flivyiir 20 5 4 9 75
to give the Exeter Mohawks ',A. tot earren • 27 1 7 8 51
The victory kept Exeter's ' I
plaee : mit litywitro. 8 3 2 5 63
i.
0
3-2 vietery over the first
Wallaceburg Hornets.
hopes very much a
playoas the St. ThomaS Royalt were I Around i
ff live
busy losing , to the Woodstock. i • • •
Athletics on. Imnie ice the same -:., . ,
night' by the identical scote of I The i
i..
3-2. ,!..
i
'Coach Bill Woodward's skele-
throtigliclut the game only to
1
. Arena !
ton crew held the lead twice I
have the visiting Hornets come :4
1 '.
from beliihtl' to tie it up. - . By LAitit'y HEIDEMAN
Leftwinger Mary Shantz open- .
Miner hockeyatlhe arena last
ed the close -checking, low.tcor- , Sattirdar Maltng' i -
showed the
ing game at the 11 -minute mark ilsreas taatineiog the Hornet5-1
Of the first period
ped in a Aog mouth ma frent ,
whdti he OP' ; and therebk"ntecing-aliemselves
solidly in: third potition with d
"Boom" Gravett past Dick Plifour-poilit lead over the fourth-
AtoWSki. I plate 'BMWS, The Hornets need -
Add Loader also receiVed ati ; ed it win which Would haVe put
titsitt oh the nlaY• . }them tied With the Flyers for•the
Less Mao three minutes later, ' third and last,-playOff spot,
stocky rightwinger Paul "Perky" 1 . may ladyle was the hat trick
Oliver scored the Brat of hit
pills when he took elven; lot.. the Flyers with Allen
two
Snlailittill end. Garry Heilman regisfer-
thgt 01 a dere"ive lapse/ ""(1 i leg singlet, Peter McValls Seer6c1
.,-------,..,----‘,.-----,------..-,..-- the lone Hornet goal, with Jim
Second Line In FCarscadden picking tip' the Saida.
1 III the seernict game the Whigs
and affair which filially elided in
nd Panthers teed off in a
gee.
a 5-5 tie. Neil Hamilton played a
By MRS, H. •El..4014 Staitdettt gatne in the nett for the
. i Wings, Roy Lavin, new:Ili-at-
. .• , gide& player for the fiftli,plade
Mr. ahd Mrs, Jttek 13Ialr and Panthers poetleally won. the
Willy were guests On SulitlaY , game single-handed as he fired
evening or Mr. and Mrs. Leo all five .0f the Panthers' goals.
Flannigan, Dorehester: i Freddy Wells led the :Wings
Mr, Lorne Weiberg And girls. , with a pair of markers while
Phyllis and Wilma,als8 son, Al, i Singles : went to Lou Der Gum
vin, spent Saturday, with the ! Sim Gould And Den 13ray.
former's mother, MrS. Len Pur -1 In the third Pee Wee gaitie the
di& Hemel!. 1 Reyals elinthed IMO first place by
Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Elston ; whitewashing the Flashes 4-0.
visited 011 Friday afterottoti with Larry teethed. CAM up with A
their Ode Rod aunt, Mr. ithe two -goal pertormatice for the
Mrs, Henry Bodging,. Lingo, .; iteyels,'.. while singlet went to
Mr. and Mo. Will Itaac •led ' DaVid Runt and till Perry,
Thursday of the fOrt' iet's broth. • '''i,': • .. .. .w•LTPts
lankily, attended the fltneral Onl . itiNAL • stANoNos
er-in-law, the latei,•Jtie Atkinson; / 1 2 16
LitarilingtoL ' Wings „.. . .....,„;...,..: s 1 3 . 15
Mita SYtilleY Oen 11/00. of Flyert ...•. ''' . 4 I' 8 13
Walkers spent Saturday with, Hornets •.,...........,..,.,..1. 4 6: 1 ' 0
Mr. and Mrs. Dean GibSori.. psfithets ...„,„..,„ .... ,„,,, 1 g 3 5
• Ilredley Grego •of Doter FlAsiitg _. .. a g t, g
spent the weekend With lilt
untieeand aunt, Mar, ard Mo_. I -.1.,-e ... .e.6PL L
Alut SPieek„ . , Thefrgtpheeli15106 .
broom*
Gust oo Suhdy With Mr; ball teanidfeatd the
Mohawks
and Mrs. Witt Mertlit were bY a gore Of 24, mit Gilfillati
mr, kid maa, rat. Rotting and • and tone Haugh. :registered for
Cattily of trieari. • i, the Kinsteri While tarry Heide-
ied, !,y Mr. and Mrs. !NW mt. • Itt th&liecetid_'broomball :genie,
Mts. Jegsie. Lewig ateompan.illian laIlid ,d iks.
' - for the Moll ltA
titan �f leridott *pent Saturday! the 14003' and Deshwood battled
with Mr. and Mrs. jot Iledgint, . RI' a .04 06'"St..
Gwen Sound fINALANDiNtit.
WO Joyce Fisher Speot, the' '' • • . W 1/ T Pis
weekend, with Mitt Betteriest1KlitSriteit , ...... ,„....,,,,,„ 4. 1 1 9
,
Dick, Exeter, 1 Aeot • 3 '2 1 l'
StiedAY -visitors with Mr. gild , Mohawks 2 4 0 4
Mrs ., John Spacck were Mr, and hisftwood 1 3 a 4
MO, Out Greens, titeter.. I troomball playoffs start next
and Mr, Mull. Davisri s lin d a y mat:thing the Ates
Mieltati end' Heather spent rt1.1,kiemt Dagiwood from 1.3 am
day eVenitif With Mr. and 11;111.1; Mtiltiltida against' Xinseten 14.
Allan PAU*, On Satitttlay eve- , They will he twipgame total-
tillig they entertained Mr. andI doe series foe the mini -final and
Mts. EiSite ?ewe And girls. fins .
1 , .
. k
played extest an, goals by Bat
4:iber1e ahd Bill .1tacbohald. that
Were set up by •Jaek,Dwyer and •
Lariy Heideinan. • '
"The'sedond period was h'.niore
profitable 20' minutes for Exeter
AS they outscored their rivals .4-2.
'Bill MacDonald firedhirseeond
and third goals of 'the hightzitt this
petit* on crowd -pleasing Passing
plays with Larry .H:eideman. • •
Bill °bole's and Boom's goals
Matched the (WoSarnia .markers
scored by Don. Savage and. Char-
lie •Glaab.
CV's Leo Houlihan opened the
third period Scoring at 7.13 atter
taking a pass from linemate Don
Savage but Boom equaled the
goal when Bill Wliapisby set him
up iti front of the.net•
Larry Heideivan sent, 0 low
bouncer into the twine 'at 9.50 for
the seemid: MohaWk gest of the
period with till MacDonald As-
sisting on the play for the eighth
keel of the, game scored lay the
liomestora.
Pesky leftwinger Junior Barash
caMe up withhit usual •one -goal
effort on Exeter ice feta' minutes,
later when he slapped' the puck
into die twhie right from it lace -
off to the.right of -the Exeter net.
Coach Ted .Garvin, of Sarnia,
pulled hi& goaltdocler Out • with
Merry Maids
Widen 'Lead
• The Merry Mal& gained three
points Over the seeond place .)olly
SHIA In this week,„'s activity.in the
Ladies' Bowling League -play. • -
• The, Merry 1aJe1s gained a 52
sPlitage in points. front the Hot
Dogs white the Jolly Jilts earne
out on the short end of .0 5-2 de-
cision with the Happy.Gals,
• For the third spot in the stand-
ings a real battle is onbetween
the tlpa & Downs. and the Happy
Galt who Are presently tied vidth
82 points while the 130I3ops re
-
math only & single point back of
them both. '
„Bi -tights, Busy teeS,'Ile 13bpS,
Pin Poppettet and (1Pe0h Horns
All tame through in flying eclairs
this week at they defeated their
opnenents to the tupe 01 7-0. • •
Buttertupt, Ups & Downs, Mer-
ry Maids, HannY Gals and JellY
Six were the five point victors for
the week. •
Elsie Morley, .of the Mighty
mice, took lotee cup and Sau-
cer in a hitideit Score with a 435
ttroitPalleloW0klient aMftaerry111G611:10t111:1t4 h:1i7d5
.
den seort prize. Odedwiti howls
ter th.E• Nita Ilawks,
itt t.tatta orsav Rottman 520') 7
Mighty Alice (Ib. Smith 4011
flees. (1. woikeor 50) .
Nine 'Hawke. (11. Phosi41, sa70...
111 2.101is/(L, Doblis 630) .
lie/moons (.7. rlItipert 401) 11
'
Pin Phenettea (7), Fuller 535)
Wes 1100el (m. ;tones 314) . 0
COON"' Roma ,(0, Merits .570)
Alley Okla Wiirtn 0741„ • 7
lltitterentia (b. 1010011 0 ,
'illowottett (V„ (4ou1d 491) . „
Ups& DOWnit (1t. irolreett 492Y -
Toilaky Six (11 Hannah 2
NterrY Makla Part10112r 532r 5
Keit Dtids (S. Muting Wit • ...
Jay. 3111i, :is1g,r1OuAtstrirC::„.„...3
Ranfiv (rAls Menuto 62.77
011y. Sti* (0. Fritytra 57) N
Whet -note (E. ttehlittteirl
Lour and ene.half minutes to go
and at. 19.27 Boom slipped the
puck into the empty net.
Only two penalties were hand-
ed oot in the goine with one going
each side.
AATINtA -• float, Foster: Aittehce,
:Horner, Alotrat, Fraser, Dell; tor,
wardg, Savage, •noniinan. mimeo,
Arian, tiarash, elaah, klesterd.
Marva -Goal, Baker; &tones,
Dwyer, Baron, riayward,
Franklin; forwards, Heideman, Alec -
Donald. OheriP, Loader, Or15.0o,,
wharnsby, stitintz, •
Fir4t Period
Oberle
(Heideman, Dwyor) „_ 1:113
"2-Ftteter. marrionald
Weidman, 141:25
reitatty-maeDonalti 13:32 Ortn-
ping),
&toad Period
3-Slienia, Savage
(Hotillhan, Duncan) 3;30
4-10xeter, Als.cDOnald
(Heldman) ...... 7133
5-1ice10r. (1 ravel t
(Lon.dor, Shantz) 8:40
6 -Exeter, ()11erle
(Heideman, MacDonald) - 14:35
7 -Sarnia, Giaah
coward, Barash) 1.1:50
..%10.6Donald
(119..rtnti, Heideman) ,_. 13:37
Ponalty-Deetard 13;05 (rough-
ing). •
Third Period
0 -Sarnia, Savage
(Houlihan, Minoan) •- 7:13
Big Six Team
Blanks Bangs
Out. of Wren games In which
tnurteen teams 'partidinatecl' this
-week only one shutout Was re-
corded in the Men's Bowthig
.League,
The nig Six, paced by Don
• Case's 657 triple took fuli measure
of -the Whizz Bangs with a 7,0
Toctory. •
• Five point •whiners • were the
Spare Parts, 1Cinjacks, Rural
Rollers and Big Six.
Highest three -game tOtal-for the
• Week waS turned in by Keh
Hoekey, of the Big Six,. When he
rolled a neat 727. Lloyd Stewart,
ef the Rural. Rollers, with a 703
triple was •(he only other player
over the 700 mark.
The league leading Windmills
have taken a comfortable 18 -
point lead over their closest rivals
the Ringers who have moved into
Second place with14 points. •
The Tradesmen follow witlt.. 78,
while the Milkmen ire right on.
their heels with 77 -points.
High average bowlers, sum -
Merited by rroprietor Rene
Francois, .of the. Exeter Bowling
Lanes, Shows Bill Oberle leaditio
the way with a 220 average' and
Is followed by Jack Fuller 217,
Oz Oagood 217. Stan Frayne 215
'
and Eric Heywood 213.
•
Wednesday, February 13
Canners (CI, INItte')linnes, 537) 2
Roan: rtii.19(0, H. -Duval. 584) -- 5
Kinhtelcs (J. Puller MD). •___
Snare. Parts (0. 1-1-rtuvar 504i _ 2
13aiws (P. Wells 581) _.,_ 11
Tlig'Six (Don Case 657) 7
Monday, February 10
81,. Packers (D. McClu(choon •533) 2
▪ /toilet% (L. Stewart 703)
7.1fI1lon5n (C. Ealtvar(1s 691):
"Windmills (L, Ttotile 63034
D ig Six. (k.on Pockoe 721) 5
ninzera 00, Darling 636)
Pinnonnors (13, Nicol' 663) • -
SfittresParta (0. Arthur 635) 5
• St5lidity-
102 IfiuliKe's •--- 10
llingers
64 11. Pollen; _
TradrAmen- _ 79 W. Bands __ 23
miikmon ____ 77 Ttensts • ' 40
Kim -lacks --.2. 71 A. Pops . • 57
Pinnoliners__ 73 C. Packers _ 33
rip Tnn's 72 canners_ , 52
13Ig Six ....,- 71
• )-ligh, AVerage Bowiera
roil Merl 4. 020
jack Fuller 617
"03" Osgood. 017
Alan rra,viie 215
Erie HeyivoOd 213
,SCHEDULE
Monday, February 25 •
7-3-P111000.11611 vs. Doste
Tiri-TOpt)001 Warleartien
SOOTA I'S. lVlitctIttilIe
0-11.-eig six vs. Huskies
flingers vs. Rural Rollrs
Wednesday„ February 27 ,
'Ttangs
• Canada. I;ackers vs, Milkmen
Cannera vs. Wilier. Bange
octories,
la VOfs
10 -Exeter,. Ortivekt
L:Cd:011:"1-).Yel ii i'-'"--''''''
111- ,. t det at
tAlacl)on5l(1)- •.„ •.. , ... 9:50
12 --Sarnia., Barashaleataro>"....12:53
13-Eaeter, 4'sravett .-,............_ 10;27
Penalties -None. .
8:131 The final tWo markers by Left-
, Winger Larry Lemenehiek rapped
up the game as Woodstock Goalie
LavY Perila came up with some
exceptional saves to 411 all .Exe
LQSS. To A's: :-
•Dimi-Osids..
Woodstock Athletics, paced by
LarrY Lenienehickit "hat irick,4
scalped If:Neter Mohawks 7,2 on
home ice Friday night to take
over sole possession of 'sc'cond
'Attie in the 0,11.A,' Settle? "B”
cape standings. .
tarry, Lemenchick..started his
three -goal perforManee in the
first period at 14.22. after taking
passes from Don 'Httrtung ' and
Gord Price,
it only' took the visiting Mo-
hawks ,six seconds tO tie it up.
however, as "Boom."' Gravett
sank Bill Wharnsby's peas.
The Athletics outscored the
tribe 24 in the second •with..D021.
liartling and Pete Kowalchuk, •of
the home side, beating Baker in
the Exeter .nerwhile. the tribe's
leading scorer, Billy MocDooald,
Nipped the puck past Levy Pu-
rple between the Woodstock posts,
With the :score 3-2 for Wood-
stock going into the third, the 10-
dayleyoff suffered by. the Exeter
club began to show as the A's
waltzed through. to o'utscore their
opportentS .4-9. •
thTe-"fildrsItlievogm"ilisiu:tlevshl°0111:_pC7arlywhi;*
Sam Kennedy and Butch Granath,
took knee of tli.stateli out:of the
lltoliawits'.. attack and left them
.three goalsbeiiInd before they
could get untracked,
Midgets. Bow
To Seaforth
ter scoring plays,
A penalty shot Was seen for this
'first time in years as Referee '
Jerry Olinski, of Kitchener, issued
the free chance to Woodstock.
Sam ICenneclY, who took the
shot, came right m on Ger Baker,
deked hint out of.position,•but had
. the' puck toil off the Rod of his
stick as he was •abut to slide It
into the net.
Official statistics revealed that
although the Mohawks lost 7-8
they were only mdshot 35-31, • -
10X,ETP.111: Opal, „Ilaker; detenc4,
Poriart's, Heideman, 31941)(5n4Id,
Olon, 'Dwyer. Thlei, Hayward;
()boric.. 'WharusiV, Loader, Shants,,
Urevett,
WOODSTOCK; float, Purolat
fence, Ntulds, Vanowfield, Smith,
Welsh, McPherson; forwards. :Om,
cilam, French. prtro, Hartung, Le,
nenchick, Pnig, _Halstead, 'Rowel-
. clinic, .KetinedY,
• Firet Period ••
1-Woodstockv, LOMenchlale
(Hartung.- Prioc). 14:22,
2-10,xcler, Oravett,
(Whartilhy)14:23
Penaltiee 13arto1C1:164-Walsh,
• 17:33,
'Second Period •
3- ‘1 .notis took, liar tti ng
(Price, Walsh) 13'23
4-Woodstoc4, .Kostalchuk
(Luckman) 14:18
5-Exoter, MarDenald'
1441:11i14 tali?g'r•T tYs1.--tal,riOn
) 6:97
.502; .23avto11 14:08; Dedg.10:10,
Third Perloti •
6-Woodatojk, Kennedy'. •
4 tetanal, (Witham)
7-Woodstoek, Graham
(French) „.•
11' 1:50
8-oNlAtoek.LOrneriC111'47
O
0-'1Codsteocit, Leinenchlek-
_ 5:17
ivai link) , .
(Halstead, Xtirlds)
.-
Penalee„-Lemenchiejc.
tl8:58 and
15:33,
Due to lack of betich Strength,
Exeter ICInsmert Midgets bowed
out �f the WOAA Midget "0"
playoffs on Saturday night iii •
Exeter when the visiting Sda-
forth club handed thent• a 5-2
setback, . • .•
Seaforth Midgets/captured the
first game �f the playoff series
8-3 on home ice and by virtue
of their 5-2 victory wmi the best -
of -three series 2-0 from Exeter,.
Seafortk took a first per,iod
lead of 2.0 when Roy Swills
and.
till Kerr blinked the
Doug Roweliffe and Bob Cher-,
oes tallied for WO more. of the
visitors' goals in the second per-
iod while Frank. Boyle came
batk to sink the initial goal for
Exeter.
The teams divided the third
peried mark:ers as Pour 'Me -
Master scored for Seatorth and
Jim MacDonald did the Milers
for the Kinsmen Midgets.
In all, 13 penalties were asses-
sed. in the game' with Seaforth
getting* nicked for 'nine,• •
sAPortilT-r Ocal T1,e(lard: de-
fence, Willis, Nom Powell, Elliott;
loTwo.rds, .31051ftsf Or, Sdbins, Bow-
clafo, 1., Dale, (Therm, 14, Dale,
nel t h.
EXE'rEil: Deal, .GioVAr; datence,
Konnesistyl fOrtrards, Mac,
Donald, Meoro, vOnriunaen,
F. Doyle,'.Heywoott. •
Firet PiritSti
1-oSettforth, Scottie
(MeMaater)
2-Settforth, Kerr
(coins, McMaster) 13;10
Penalties -Willis,
Second Period
3-Ses,torth,. Ilowelltte
(L. ,Dale, keine) 1:05
4-E3ce1et., Jih11e, BlOnirriaert 4:15
5-5ea2orth, dieroes _ . 12:05
Penalties -- Scoins new,
4:33; rtowciirre. 5:10; McMaster
• 6314; 6:34 (misconduct),
Third Period '
6 -Exeter. MacDonald
(13lommaert) 1:95
7-Seatort1i, 51c5la9ter
floweliffi;) _._:5:17
PNIaltlet4—Roweliftvi -1:47: Kerr
2:115; ,Boyle 5:33; Heywood 9:56:
M
:ArealciDangli,d1144:0083;. rillioa:linonri)a,,ert and
•
COMING
ENTS
HOCKEY
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THURSDAY, .F E B RVARY211
Exeter at Wallacebure
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22
Strathroy at Exeter
Int. WOAA
• Playoff's
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 22
Zurich at lIderton
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WOAA Bantam'
Semi -Finals
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Milverton at. Exeter
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