The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-02-28, Page 411
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If the BUMS from that well-known ,dace of
DQDGERTOWN don't mind, we'd like to tree their
old expression a "Wait 'till not year!"
That's about all there is heft to say now that the.
1dekey wars have ended :for Exeter Itioh.awks,
As. the curtain has fallen on one of the shortest
ae.t;ls-t'ru finishes in some time for this corner, We
tilt .our office chair back and gaze into. space to re.
Balt all the excellent oppor tunities over the months
We had -to pick up the four. points we needed to
catch the final playoff berth.
One thing is certain. The reason EXETER MO..
iAWKS are on the outside looking in is because of
the LACK of bench strength, Time and time again
this Was proven this winter .as substantial third period.
leads were blown. and turned into losses or ties.
The biggest game of the year to decide the Mo-
hawk fate took place in Exeter on February 2 when
ST. THOMAS ROYALS left town carrying a 5-2 vie -
tory on 'the scoresheet In their favour, Since then
the tribe worked hard but a heavy schedule on the
short-handed team .and the two points lost to the
ROYALS .really upset the applecart.
• But that's the way sport sometimes rolls along.
The- local booster club has learned a lot in its first
year in Senior "B" company and mistakes that were
made this year shouldn't happen next fall.
HOCKEY EXPERTS, where are you hiding? (I'm.
included.) 1 thought we, all picked the Mohawks for
a playoff position. Just in case your standings have
$lip pp ed '.your mind. we'll review them and give our
traders view of our backward hockey' talent. Re-
�` .a Y
liieiriber 1 chest the teams after we played each
team ol"lee while the- other brave five went ahead
before the .season started.
George Reber Derry Bayle "Boom"
1. Woodstock Woodstock ' 1'4'allaceburg
2, 'Wallaceburg Wa]laceburg Strathroy
3. Sarnia. Exeter • Woodstock
- 4. Exeter Sarnia Exeter
5. St. Thomas St. Thomas' Sarnia
6. Strathroy • Strathroy - • St. ,Thomas.
-7. Ldtidod London -
"Red'' Scoff' King McDonald John . White
Woodstock-
Wallaceburg.
Strathroy '
Sarnia
Exeter
St..Thontas
London
Woodstock
Waliaeeburg•,
Exeter
Strathroy
Sarnia
London
St. Thomas
Wo dstoe
WatlaceU rg
St, Thomas '
Exeter
Strathroy
London
Sarnia,
Well maybe we. should all be ducked in a barrel
Of water but at least we got the names of the teams
right in the league..
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• The Merry Maids are the
HOOKS ,AND SLICES—With the mild weather league Winners in the Ladies'
in the air and the spring-like fever all around us Bowling League for the 1956 57
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theSeason.ca last few days, GOLF has taken quite a strangle. 1t was a nl 'and•tuClc battle for
Mid on a:,xluinber of the local shotmakers. So much." the top rung between the Jolly
in fact that- three of the EXETER GOLF CLUB mein- .liiJs and the .Merry Maids as only
bet's visited the home course of SI.,AMMIN' SAM lee. pontis separated the two at
NEAD ,last week at WHITE S • LPHUR SPRINGS thefinish.Be
� � '�' The Bc-Bos *edged out the
WEST VIRGINIA. Reg. Armstrong, Dr. Batson and p i io r
..appy Gals for position nttntber
Art Cann toured' the blinks for 36 holes to get the three by a single point as they
jump on the rest of us duffers. It's easy to see why came up with an 88 -point year.
the executive of the Exeter club will make them give tJ s and Dawns anti Pin azld
tis strokes and plenty of 'epi! penes held doile the frith and
� y sixth spots while. the HoC Dogs
BIG THREE IN PEE WEE DIVISION—Freddy Wens, centre, of the Wings was the.
most prolific scorer in the Exeter Pee Wee Mouse League this. winter. Wells fired 24
goals and garnered three assists to win the scoring title. Runnel's.up were • ;icky
Boyle, right, of the Flyers who amassed 22 points on 16 goals and six assists and the
o- als' Lo Turnbull, rhg r
Royals' me left, who placed third with, 17 points. The league Is under the
supervision of recreational director Larry Heideman, —T -A Photo.
Declare Group Winners,.
In Minor Hockey League
• Exeter minor hockey :league
teams have completed their regu-
lar schedule of play and are now
engaged Mlle playoffs tor chant-
piohhsthrp honours,
The schedule, which operated
aver a period of some 20 weeks,
, brought 150 youngsters every -Sat-
urday morning to the local arena
to 'participate in a house league
, formed by recreational director,
Larry Heideman.
Players between•the ages of
nine and 12 took part in pee wee
league gaines while the younger
fry between four and nine played
iii the wee :vee and squce gee di-
vision.
In the pee wee group Royals
edged out the Wings for first
place by a single point in one of
the closest races in solve time.
Flyers nailed down the third
rung with 13 points which was
Merry Maids
s
Top league
ue
See where STAN LEONARD. of Vancouver salted
away fo.r a -ur f
a y o roc ncl c it`d total of 285 in
the HOUSTON OPEN ill the States the other day.
Another Ca uck AL BALDING, picked up $91,25
but we still have no word on the Kitchener shotsmith,
GERRY 10ESSELRING. Maybe he's still out on the
Course.
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THIS 'N THAT—Good to see BILL OBERLE and
BILL MacDONA .D place sixth in the SENIOR '13"
scering
13"
scoring race with 48 points each . , HARRY EISEN,
league S llestiCz1
has robbed throe
Mohawk players
of points in his official final report on the scoring
sulumary ... MICKEY 1076 of the SVRATS and
TED POWER of CHATHAM tied for Senior "Ali
Scoring honours with a total of 81 points apiece
Who will Win the Senior "A" title this year in the
East? Don't sell the KITCHENER DUTCHIES short
._ .
Remember the West comes East this year for
the CANADIAN FINALS :.. World hockey stand-
ings look away off kilter without our prouddomain
in there . , . EXETER FIGURE SKATING CLUE is
rolling along in fine style and will hold a .dress re-
hearsal on March 7 to get ready for their CARNIVAL
en MARCH 9 .: DON SHARPE may have 10 skaters
in position: to . try their preliminaries by March 17
before London ,judges ... ROLLIE MILES, captain
df the EDMONTON ESKIMOS, Canadian football
champs, was seated behind the MOHAWK bench in
WALLACE]URG the night the tribe suffered a 9-2
beating .. Someone suggested he should have
a,rossed as there vas lots of room on the players
bench for him,
,d,abt F'°,
the new.erf
ntiraale of mitre t Ih
wolf ltn1Y,�,
111,1010t■�$y$A*Ll!�iii
kick etc v.lv'IMtr<• r,:toRg1l et tubbir' , .
Clime lrt tetteethe lovely ranee of pattel an deep colon,.
61riirlt' i ral«f eNE 1* Medi by milk iiraik*, (i!•
!WNW KYM.1Pl t4it had •110440.
and Busy Bees tied for seventh
with 80 points each. a
In the final stretch, the Green
Horns, Be Bops, and Whatnots
suria u
p the last xi
tewast signs
of rot;'ular play with 7.0 victories. 3
two back of ,second and Only three
out of first.
The Hornets with nine, Pan-
thers and the Flashes With, two
followed in that order to. round
out the standings.
This year's scoring honour was
captured by aggressive .Freddy
Wells, of the second -place Wings,
as he scored 24 goals and picked
Op three assists for 27 points:
Ricky Boyle and Lorne Turn-
bull were next in line for the scor-
ing honours with 22 and 17 points.
respectively,
Larry Brintnell was a 10 -goal
.man this year le the league and
was followed by Roy Lavin with
nine and Lester Heywood with
eight.
Brian Hall, Jim Gould and' Iron
Bray each fired seven markers,
Garry Redman looked after the
assist department all by himself
as he set exp nine plays for hon-
ours in that category.
.rorty -eight players figured in
the scoring statistics this winter.
IEE WEE SCORING
G. A a}
Freddy 1Ve11lr _, _-__ 24 3 27
1tiklcy xsnyie.._ _ 18 6 22
Lorne 'eurnbuit 12 5 17
Allen. Sail6 11
Lari•t: nrtntnelt __ s__,~, .10;' 2 12
lait
non. y • • , 4 , .11
nay Lavin .- _- 9 -1I 10.
Jit'lafl Halt ----- - 7 ,'1 1tfi
.jinx Chula •- _ i 3 ' 1.0
(',array xti tlYttalt 1 9 10
Center Heywood 8 1 9
John yaget .. 4 5 9
112,1e1' 3 5 8
Ponaa14 (Snort 8 a 2
Jfii1t Swettzer..__.__.»_ _ 6 0
Bana:ld nue 8 0 6
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The
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Alley Cats, Busy Bees, Jolly s
Tills, happy Gals, Hi -Lights: Pira By 'LARRY HEiDEMAN
Poppettes and Wee Hopes picked
up five points.
Hall, Simmons Tops •
Dot Hall, of the Jolly Jilts, was
litet. ae '
as vrg
ba e bowler tl
oa er o€ to
year in the 20-1.08111 league as she
recorded
d an artful 190.
A double -award Winner comes
from the Jolly ,till's team in the
1 person of Pauline Simmons, She
won the high single trophy with a
241 gairte and rounded out the
year by knotching, the high triple
award with a 770.
Odd'•numbers, such as 7.-3.5 fin-
ishing in the league standings,
will play off in the A group play-
offs which consists of 10 teams.
Even numbers will he known as
13 group and will have nine teams
participating,
Due to the fact that the Lolli-
pops have both forced to drop Out
of the league, one team ni B
group will have to bowl alone ,
each week and will get Seven'
points.
However, the teams must be tin I
hand t6 bowl to get credit for the
seVen )ftiintS.
Cup and Saucer winners for -this
week %wire Norma Caldwell, of
The Wee Hopes, with a 559 triple,
and not lirady, of the Ilot Dogs, l
With a 262 single. ,
Alley ("ale (tt. 1`ritnee 5161 „,, . 5 ,
Buttercups (it, Sadler 615)..__.. 2
Green Borne (0. non(hron ,86) .. 71
7110writr8 (A. rant 491) .._
do hope (;iTtialine "trails 02A) -,
• 11A.wks (.R. Rammer SOS) .._ 0
Tway BeeA (A.. Potting' 526)
1.411111140(3Y,dimity 493t 2 •
Any 111111 (1'. a.Ynsinenx 585) .:S '
itat riots (i). I rociy
1oinpy Gale (1), Bail '(132) 4
:hest' .faint( (10. ?>dtt,ts.iHtt SOY ...2
141 LigirtA (1.t, 7.htir1ir 612) K I
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The fust pee wee playoff game
was played, at the arena last Sat-
urday morning between the Wings
and I'1
ere. The Flyers jumped
ed
Yy
� p
into an early three -goal lead and
appeared as If they were going to
make a runawayof
they started to eaken and at the
finish of the game, foutid thou -
selves on the wrong end of a 7.5
score.
Ron Oke scored two goats for
the Flyers while singles were
registered by flicks, Boyle, Stan
Lesnick anti George Armstrong.
The Wings'• marksmen were rted-
dy Wells, Lou Deguire and Jim
Gould each with two apiece, while
Jim Hannah added, a single,-
The next playoff game will be
WS coaling Saturday when the
Wings will play the Royals.
In the squee gee game, the he'll
Devils blanked the .Bine Devils
1.0. Barney Fletcher stored for
the Red Devitt.
The. Bombers and Maroons
tan led in the we we division
and the •Aomber's Writ up with
a 1.0• shutout victory on flicks,
Shroeder's goal.
Brdotnbell
Broomball playoffs started off
With a bang lest weekehd with
the underdogs editing up with
viitorie5 In the first games of a
two -game series ;with -goals to
Count.
The teenage Aces and. Dash,
wood sauttred off in the first
game of the afternoon and the
Aces came tip with an important
•]. victory,
Dick Masts and ltoy'Ireib(1er
were the heroes as far as the
Aces wove concerned as each
.roily rix 04 1+kinner.uiti) :. '± fired a goal.. 'The Dashwood goal
was tipped in',hy Jaek Ford,
In the second game the Mo.
hnwka edged the Xinamen 44,
thank to B111 Musser's superb
torn: Freund the net.
Muster led the liiohawk attack
withrtwo goal:: while singles went'
to Jim "Red" 'Loader and tarry,
Heideman.. The 101411101marks
filen were Lorne Trough, ,Bili Gil.
titian and Jack Puller,
Witt week the Mohawks and
Kinsmen tangle Pim. 2 to a and
the Aces and DetIP,'vood Will play
WIntierna (0 *miry 611) „.... 1
Mighty Mice (2. rliittar 1,227 ..-..o
Pitt 7yerestilia CP. 7J;tut;lt, -2(51 ..,.. K
1113 ( n till tlr8. Cotrkliti2) .... 2
Waa FierrNt (X. reid*'il 1341 _ 5
tins & Downs (S. $fiitrt' 1181) 1.. 2
IGH AVERAGE 1bWL
HIGH it15
1)02 Ban W 1801
O Mnnl•ea ___„.,,---..-.. 1*6
P 7'r2e•1nuAN.. _.. __.. 124 r
i'.° 'rlrrk(+;v .1."......'.....,.—.-<.__ __ 781
V.7tart'ry s. ..»« _.. 7*2 '
V. r''ultinE _ ;,,..,,. ,. 111 j,
.0„ Tasty ....u.._, ... 1'11 a
P, neatdv .>_ .F . 141 t
A. "f1i-wt _ isa 1
• Et . ...._....W ----_.. 120 froln ; ,,r ,
F. Moab - _--- 1*0 6M6450MNI6ALt, AtANOINee
0, 3tarkx .. _-_. flit ..
1F. T•'atrruhnr .... 113 Wrier "'A"),.
)3; xlrrn,nerl . 774 i 111 T. 7;, A r
1' , 'CVttl'nr -., 176 ''ttltti*4'I It - �. - 7 4 4 2 3
' f'. 1"1nntlitil111 ..- - 17n ninlin111l _ ... ... 0 1 3 4 0
A. rrar»sca.tor .._.__,_ 173 , .
P;y noblemen .__.. a_ .. 173 ; 1;(.Sort$* "Eel
F1NM.. SYANp1Nas ! %pANMsa�ii(ld 4 __ . 0 i d
21r. l(Alttx 42 141 7.1 l s . _ 62 i
J(1'11v Jill!: 21 amity slit 6x 'I`wertt '�lrttef -..
Ar llorv; FQ tVhAttnn der i 'This F"rida +, 11i'arCit 1, the
lumpy (:qla >7 '%t,•r, 1ihi+ra! � f4 „ ...
. * towns 84 7•rink0 St•4 _ S{ , finle executive, rlhag •lilaaaned ler
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f'.,Pnn'rl ......... 22' :elle F76.o:k3 .. tr Ma ttlembeis,k 1S8wIifl rind' theft.
IJrir .linaKm 4h ra, 7•70:14 _ 471 ft"e party, All thole inttlt'+1:*red Art
T'ttrlV T;a»v _ t 'plltr4Mretwps 4;l'
• .laity r"al .: 1 1410)(a'*trkA 37 ,tit 1ticet lit lite OW tut '-shay al
M, Ince ....... 67 Lollipops ,...,. 3717' 15"elock Sharp en lrriday,
Tabu xhaGlr e _ 4 ,2
Ai1c•ta3irnan"- 4 0
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La,t 2I nha'l (lCoam ..._ 2 1
Mervin :ravlor _ 2 1
Boll Broderick 2 1
lint Car:m(1den ,. 1
Stain x.e. uicl� __.......... 2
Larry Silvis _---_-»._, - 9
lint i•.atuutlt • 1 3
J1)b( •t Schroeder 't
r h lr tart. ar „ ,._.,.._ 1 8
14ike flakier .... 3
/lilt tkn'ry 2
Carry 7,`orcl „_.. 1
David Tricot -.
Bob
ob Hoffman
David Veal__.__W 2
;terry TAMS �__...- 1
ted Wilson 0
'.red 11eyweecl___.. 1:
George 4tusti•on3 ,..,. 1
2'r ed Minh1
Doug i'enttate 1 Il
Bob 11ae1Donit1d 1 n
Gordon $nbil 1 0
."red, Senders ,.-_-_ 1" 0
x1111 r radley 0' 1
Wes Sims 0 1
8111 Wright„_., i1 1
Gorge iladbolte w .. ,._ .0 1
John Snell -
(1 1
John $?tn'aUalxtog 0 1
Brian Marriage 0
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It's Official --
'Mills
Mills Victors
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
As the 'Men's Bowling Leagtte
swings into Ha last week of the
regular seltpdule first plate has
already- been' .decided,
Windmills have Alit up a ~total
of 106 points to date which IS good
for a 20 -point leadover their
second -place rivals, the flingers.
With first place salted away,
the neat nine Lefties are in the
midst of a wild Scramble.
Tradesmen are in third with 82
*tints, followed closely by the
Milkmen who have 80.
On the Milkmen's heels are the
Rinlacks with 75, Big Six 10, Pin -
poppers 75• and the Rural hollers
and Tip Top ere each with 74._
Oz Osgoo. Of the 'Windmills,
it' i..
turned in
Ito
top'triple of the
week -with a 713 hile: Wes head}
opin Watson of the Tip '1'0 ie
llntved with a neat 702 throe-'
game- total.
The Pmpoppers were the only
major 11oInt•getters this Week as
they swallowed the Popsies with
a 7-0 -win.
Five points were nicked up by
the an er
h C n s ]las (I s Ringers,
l e Itln er.
Tip Toppers, Popsies and Wind, -
mills.
Gleet Robinson, who bawled 6t7
for the Whizz tans, .sparked a
4'3 split in his team 5 AVM' over
the Tradesmen, led by Bob San -
tiers with 635.
Wednesday, l ebruhry 20
'Pradesh:so (.Foil ,N.11,1491 6251 .. n
1 *hlr� T84.nkA (rl. Robinson 627) .. 4
14.itaki2s.(Wilt 5hhptni 660) ....,...2
Panels (R. letrguson 566) _... .._ 5
('2nur!t'5 (:t, litttttrtt 521)
X'ensite (1t. Ferguson 522) r 2
Monday a'ebruery 25 . A
Rig Rix t11on (.l'105 656)_W 2
7•luskio4 .(A, Verne :4r '466) ,.. _, 5
Pbtl/aen2,'s (rittt (rawl. 141) 7
i'111Al5 (l'tfll ()hVt'le 202)
ANITA Part* (any It -:fluter 66111 _
Windmills -(Osgood 113) _,...5
►in Tonne a (Writ watsio 152)5
TrCcl2ilttten ((1. 11s1snn .222) y_ w 2
flipg2rA (Fr#tl 1)ai•line 6261._ 6
i , Rollers (Van ;bnor,o11u t' 615) _ 2
ScHg6uLr
Mehday, Marini- 4
-0— J 1njl0i,p rd vra, 'Writ /Mills
itinaet e x e. '%t 111i,i Banks
MilknOit va, 3P0)'6 xiXFtA
0.71-74tuskios t a, 'Pitt "1'aptlar'K
rl'Scieamen fter6P1,6115ra
Wednesday, Marini d
1,1•, -,Cantle'( Parlors vs: 1•411:13,6146
3160;its t s. Ilia Six .
Canners re. G, 1'tt lt6rs
8rANp1NO
11'indtnnls _ 106 "r.•'ireneSr,s - 74
Itin)#er8 _ S6 711:444168'_• 112
't'rades/eon *2 1v, Bangs�.� 67
LtirrjitiM ''111 a®lxwi)
rl:i
j'a
nig Gilt
1*tnllottp0r 75 G, :ir'ackdrs--
1t. lt011er$ 74
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.What's Your
Game Bag?
42.
17
55
Of the total number of ganle
and fish species taken in the
r ase eseason, rttntan'hat 5 asthe tWe.
lrldivi d`u
score 7 hat's- the pertinent query,
Wilted by district Zorester J*:
Reith Reynolds, of the Gtitori.n
»epartMeo.t of Lands afid Ver.
eats.
1 We knoW,” he says, "tlat
the average. ztraln •wha htrnt5 end,
BOO. around home .spends al•
nt X3
tos0 a ,yearl'takes 11116 tl
eight trips, travels 20ri to 210
Miles duringeight to telt bi 4
ft tit►
ill the field, tut we don't ktiow
holy ntucfi melt species of smell
gene and fish: contributes to the.
• total bag,
'"We di} :not knew how Iain.
sp0trtstiten: keep, 7crords M that.
• Please Turn to Piga 5
End Year On Happy Note
With Victory OverRivais
Exeter Mohawks, last year's Strachpn na1Ppitts' i11 the' Strath-
WOA.. bntertnediate "A" Otani. roy neta tote it up Once Again:
None rind .plitrrilt setttt•1tiiolisis, Tile tribe took t 44 lead In the
failed to Make theplayoff's in third laet'ted whelk Lorry Heide -
their first vet in 0J1.4#:, Senior Ain teamed up with Sill l t)berle
"B"conipetiiinn, 1 and ]rill H:aywaxr(L 10score at
7+7o11awks mttlssed the :Honey
series by A MOO three ,points as
they were .loseri out alt ilte flit•
151.1 by. St. Thomas itoyais.
in the final week's rich of the
regular schedule the tribe hid
to Win all :our 6( their rentatn-
ldg ganteti to get in While the
Royal/1 bird to lost two. Exeter
TlhOilip pulled oot a( close 6=5
v c ors, over'Woodstock to
one. o their two fnitnes,
3:27, While poll Kendall was il),
the silt bin for tripping,
Two nintites later defenceman
Doug Thiel let go a scorcher from
:the point that Strachan couldn't
h*ndie to pysh the tribe into a
two -goal lead, MacDonald and
Merle received assists• o,i Tillers
gdal.
fell
11 game hlfrt and St. Strathroy pulled their goalkeep-
er in the dy•atg minuttes of.Ahe;
Sot(: in an effort to tie it up,but
i t t th i w ods: tk rvrri the move backfired ,.as "Red"
. Le d r sank one into the ern2ity
Tribe
Leftwin,er 71111 Wharnsbv :and
R rib a 'F • + i ps �•. Doug Thiel were eredited with .as-
1M� Sists • ort the goal.
Rockets ,;t •;!!� ' Si'ftA7-t1'tin "-•-fl(1a1 Stilleben: de-
tente, 1 ulton,, h.filit, Fhikbain't•.
Exeter .Mohawks .pla:'ed their 7frndtiUt torn*xrtta, fin1niS, x t•nns,
J 1Strt"raii(iti', tutntntn•t, flail', P5 r -
last game cit :tie 195647 season qtr ion, x,402, aline, Areroltey, .Mayes..
Saturday lght in the lOeal, 0rntia 70MMM'r1,Jt---Ci6lli, B2k#iet ti (Taric6,
and they liuwed out .In #lne st le b0rton, xd+c3^traici, 'tltk'1, bowler:
as they fiihally turned the tide (dl'tv�2rds, 174cidett Sit. (lbe1.1e, Scar*
aga#nst Strathroy Itookets day .1 b1i$1d, Wnarn4b$', a�ihaittl; (retell.
First p,trYod .
hannnhering dome :a 6.3 Victory. x )zeta,,, �ltncx1onsta
A crotyd of around 450 :people,• n ux1elcihman)., ?t 15
With a good number front'Stratll- 2•'-au'sttl,ros, Airtkb2111ce r13.45
roy, sat in amaaentent itS A 10• 3—Exeter, Merle
(.Itac•hattAid r ,. 15:R5
Alan MohA:wk tribe outscored t S[r4iltr(i�•, 't�ws•,ttws "(untnns$5 17:10
Lloyd Finkbeiner's 15 -roan crew,x?2nliltiss- 2'i lton,,'2 minora and.
It was a game that had thjurloa n11410; Shantz, Shiner dull rile -
Written all over it es no ldSS than .aiaena t+*ried
three spectators and three pins,- .6.--Asr'athroy, 3trrretkht •
ens were nicked by'the puck or (trims) .,__ 8 50
sticks 2nd had to leave for 6-a'i;it5kir, nh6i•1A ._ _ _„_ 1$:05
lie aitV�
stitches.. n lens•,
E):eter` and Strathroy dividt!d tilted xreni,o14rido)nalt
evenly the four goals in the Brat
Merle, tlAa'lt(trd) _ 5.27
period, 6--97x4(4.', Thiel
J1igbLwingcr 731
11y goal 'and
1.x/tomb/old, (Awls) __.,_ 7:33
fired Moll*Wk's Brat 'oil 'find Panally—keildiiii, 3i27;
6--•I+1trisr, .:,eider
(S<;k..i,S,l14,. it I, t'. •10,0,1
then set up liixen ate Bill Oberle
For & second,
• Playing -coach Lloyd Finkbelner
took a clearing pass from Doti
Thiel at the biotite anti Whistled
a shot that Baker kickedt het -
10s51y for the first lttl'cket mark6t
at 13.45. _ •
Grabbing a short pass from W&llrteet 11rg Hornets, applied
Don Emms inside his own 111ihe.' the eruelel blaw .on Thursday
line, Buddy Evens broke fast find night 10 any dellathe Exeter
weeved his way past all et the Mohawks had of making a play-'
Motiawlc defenders to score orf berth as they ro' . e .tome
Strathroy's second keel Of tie tri' front of a D•2 score In Wallace-
night on the best executed play bii'l;g,
of the gatne.
A little action was thrown in
the first twenty xjtinutee of, play
for the fans as Mary Shenk. of
Exeter, and defencetnan Don Trill.
ton, of the Rockets squared ogle
pick up five-minute Masora ;Ear
fighting 4o go along *ith two 64•4A SENIOR ,l6„
senll1intttesed., minors previously as- List WBek'* S4or6sr
Tack MeCreight pieke the ter-
ner at 7:50 of the seeoJld; period
to.give his club a tetporary Ode=
goal lead, but near the conrpletio
Hornets G Give
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Fatal
t .. l t
� inn
J
Hockey
,Standing
iixetai 4, • Stratl1t os, 3 •
• 1V*Ilat•ebrir.' 4 .1984ter,,.2
St, Thomas 5, Weedstuck 5
Stretltray 11, Sarnia, 1
� Fatal Stahct('n *.
Of the period oiinortuost 131 Wa)hboebura ,.., 26 10 A 150 104 40
Oberle let go with a slap shot Sir4firey 1s 11 3 174132 35
from centre icg that caught 'jun Wbodit:ew 14 11 3 135 114 35
St. Thant!* :13 17 a 13'1 138 26
Exeter ,.,11 15 1 119 167 23
Sirhla ,:.,;:,:,W17L 5T 146 172 P
.:11.:1:06:01060
First AI a<yeU G► inI5 ' L -
i4.4.Ila.tethgrk 7, 7%'oh1Mlook 8
81, 't'honiat,5, Strathroy 4 (017.') •
Futuro aimed)
� ��t
'Burg, . . Thomas
u � hos
Capture Openers
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Wailaoeburg and St. Thonia;5
(rave drawn first blood in the
twos best -o! -seven O.H.A. Senior
B semi-finals series th,E Start•
ed on Monday.
The biggest upset to date was
,.the 54 ove,rtinie victory St,
Thoittss Royals captured on the
the highly rated StrAtlttby ..Block•
els.
Don Beattie was the big gun
'for the Itoy&l5 aS he scared the
decidin goal At 7:43 42 the ex,-
tri period after• each teeth bed.
tallied earlier niarker`64
1n the other sane$, Wallace,
-burg 1ioritets, who poster 'en
inipressi'e 20-10 record niter ,the
regular 6ea505i, took a one -girlie
Lead in theit 'serie2 With Wood-
stock Athletics on a 7-3 %vitt.
Wo•
dstoek out .tot the o s hor-
nets 35.33 in the game blit :Oleic
lilatowslci's superbg baltendih
13
trade the differenee in the score.
1 W It ewllurg at 'li`oorlstork
'l'helnd,a nt SttntitrO7 .
4- 11'bd(l Hinck A.t ittl e..@btig
R art. Thouisth A.t-Sti'atlirdy
7—Ftr2'rllray tit 1:t. Thomas
*--••11'{tllar.lhltrg Ot 7Vilnilrterk
-O—St, "booms at Strltttirot,
WOAA IN'raS%M'aDiATE
CYCLONE PLAYOFFS
Scene ?NIA Week:
ti1J#rifti 10, Ju1'i211 5.
2"(Il0a1'ten who best-at'titret a�1•10a
Fltyills
;mite Sidemen :4
heli 1 #. 1 d I .eft 'I '
(Jn'1tiltell leads the best -et -seven
sense 1-0.)
Futyre tAilMO
:W'rttlav 5f'itelii+ll lt1: II,g 2i'ton
Tilela 0'-11(leftort at Milt/tell
• . WOAA BANTAM
v
iii r(r
ie o 5, 7:st2r..
n
(31 it e 1
t t J.o t wins ns the het -of- hrsA
s t
series 2-0.)
WOAAio 1`
M G
Ziiridlt 6, ltiiltth'Sy ,S
;_''ism
me loss virtutiily'- killed all
plpyof1 hopes the tribe •.lad of
catching the $L `,i'itomas itoyal
for too last playoff spot iii the
Senior ""l3" standings.,
The ftorttets, wllo eAz'ltec' ilr
the week hyera vlcttins elf a 3-g
s.
setback in, the Exeter arena,
were full value for their win as
they. skated the tribe into. tits
ice,
Wallaceburg only outsb.Ot the
Mohawks- 10'0 iii the , first 20
minutes Of play but left the ice,
supporting a• healthy- 4+0 lead..
The Hornets stung for three
more -Second porlod markers al.
though they had .a xner'e two shots
more on the Exeter net..10 care
a
r;v lop -sided 7.0 •count tete the
third - axrd final period. '
Exeter began to conte into
their •owl: in the last. .period as
they split the total goals scored
with Wallaceburg dt two apiece,
Earl 'Towers, a scrappy' right
winger who hails from Copper
Clift, Aettlnily sent the Exeter
club to defeat by himself as ho
fired Iwo first. period •Counters
and added another at 17:40 of
the third' for ..a three -goal per.
iorntance:
Red-headed centre Bruce Jones'
was right on the heels of Towers
with two goals while• singles
e1e reliveby ca to
>t .sec i11 Ed
»idono, registered
Sehultzr aui -011-
vOr and . colt Manlh, -
itsi'l Tower's and Bruce .Janes
'wet'e the nhost .profitable Hot.
nets a5 'far as tto sC lr
t
eta,'
tistkis were eoncernect
they
each got.fout' points apleee in the
nine -teen point splurge picked
up by the Wallaceburg. club,
Larry ]-ieidem.an broke • goal•
tender rick Piatoi+:skis shutout
at the 7:03 shark of the third pe. 4:rind, when he and 13111' MacDo•
combined n' ld an ne d on 'a gOallttoutlt f:
play to beat the agile netnlin.
der,
Platowsld, wiio. was working
10 retain the Lonflon Free Press
Trophy,' enibiernatic of .the best
goals' against average' -in the
league, for the Wend straight
year really played his part par-
ticularly in the initial period of
the game. The Waterloo product rose to
the oceasioth in the first 10 mi-
nutes of the game to rob Exeter
players tixl10 and time again et>1
what looked Id be "Mire" goals,
1iiiihawk 'leftwinger. M,a r v
Shantz sank Exeter's second
and final goal of the Mune when
he. .took a pass:directly in front
of the net, turned, and let go
with a backhand that caught
the right inside writer, '
A good crowd was on hand to
seo the one-sided `Contest as the
Hornets went through a prelimi-
nary warmup for the bpenink
of the O,H.A. playoffs slated for
Monday night,
i%rALT..iC10811T10-•- Goal, VI/tow.
t.midi:ar'dofen, 1'tauc'a, Scae4rthttrtortvarda ShedCs1dld¢n,to,•
11,:i ad, ft2:.
wTarshall, 8lnieki, : Mann, J07103,(sliver, nidone, lowers, Saltuhtz,
x1,0niSo11. '
JO:11:Pl'i'1tiCt (Inn,1; :naker; defence,
lxayivtti'ct, rhil+l, 75art:nu, Dwyer;forwat ds Br.Iderenn, Oberle, 1114.e.
Donald, Loader, 11.11arnsby, Shantz,
Gravett, J3rllttndil.
First Period
1-•-44's1t4rebur'g, Didone
(Sellultr:)_.. 11:05
2.-Wallace!bw g,`'refi+er5"
(7loutt2, :4cvitult2) 12:25
3—\vallaetburk, 'Pewees __.,13:80
1—tVallecobuli, ,Shahs
(rowel's, 31tte,•trthur)_- 10:42
J 2ualtlrst xlinleki 1:27, plouffe
1:47',-iayward 11:15,
Second Period
5»-1Va11atr2lturg, C7livttr,
1'lauffel :51.
f _ 2
.—'F1'ttlkv' ill Marin
eh nn
7 lT,
(.lonos) „. -_ s:25
Penaltiea.liayward �12:57; Bar..
tori 12,12,
Third Period •
5- �J xet2r, tlntiIoa1ah '
(11ar,1on(dd) __ 8.25
0•--•WOttacCbur2, ,1(1 e "
iShedden) .._ 8:0a1
10---7i c.f4r, Shantz
vol'
.Gra .I :1
) 10 E
11--W'allar burg, Towers
Sc cit _ .._ 1T:40
,a .
7 naltlss,�•- Oeiotia 8.�0, I)tvyeE
16:50.
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