The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-01-16, Page 4Pa l• '4
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SPORTS
By DON "BOOM BOOM," GRAVETT
Sports Editor
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Although EXETER MOHAWKS Gan 'sit bass;
and look at their impressive record with a certain
amount of pride, the locals actually suffered their
first real setback of the season in Luean :on Monday
night, We don't know if the date (lath) had any,
thing tc do with it or not but the fact remains that
lady luck turned her good fortunes against tho MO -
HAWKS in injuring one of the tribe's best rear,
guards,
BOB COATES, a local product, who has been
coming into his awn lately, took a cliiasterous tumble
behind the Exeter net in which he caught his ,skate
in the boards and when it was all over, the rugged
performer received a broken ankle.
This news inay be a great relief to a number
of ,forwards on enemy clubs as Bob was a rugged
blueline performer and not many player: went
through a game without feeling the effects of at
least one of his checks, but to .the local club it pro-
vides one big headache. .After speaking with DR.
GANS and finding out that Bob has hung up his
skates for six or eight weeks and for possibly the
balance of the season, we find the locals have their
work cut out for them in trying to find a replace-
ment. It's not easy to find a pian the calibre of
COATES and "RED" LOADER will have to keep a
keen eye out for a suitable replacement. Any volut -
teers
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REFEREES IN RARE FORM—Over in Zurich
last week when the MOHAWKS staved off a deter-
mined ZURICH HOCKEY CLUB for an 8-5 victory,
we thought the refereeing was the best we've had
this season. Both officials kept the game well in
hand all the way and missed few offsides, if any.
Although the arena management had some trouble
with burned -out lights before the game, a fallen
ladder and some ruts in the ice, the proud town of
ZURICH should be pleased to note that they had
JERRY OLINSKI officiating at their opening game
of the season.
OLINSKI, as you know, tooted the whistle in
the NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE the last few
seasons. GLEN COLE, of Stratford, Jerry's partner,
was right on the bit which made a real gauze to
watch from the fans' viewpoint.
It's too bad that all games in the WOAA could
not be handled by such inen as these. In Lucan on
Monday and in Clinton on Saturday officials let the
players rough it up to the point where fights could
have broken out all over the ice. They're beginning
to Brack down in the N.H.L. and we think it's high
time they did the same thing here.
SWAN CLEANERS HERE SATURDAY — Be-
fore everyone starts thinking that this paragraph
sounds like a laundry service plug, we'd better
explain. No, MR. PRESZCATOR, we're not giving
plugs to any other dry Cleaning businesses around
the country.. It's just that we're trying to tell the
public whowill be playing the EXETER MOHAWKS
this Saturday night in the local arena at 9:00 p.in.
SWAN CLEANERS is the name used by a KITCHEN-
ER INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE HOCKEY CLUB and it
will be here to tangle with the tribe.
Some old faces will be seen
with this KITCHENER club as
JOHN TRENDELL, who wore
the old No. 6 sweater for the
MOHAWKS in '55-'56, will be
leading the opposition along
with our close friend BILL
WHARNSBY, We're told this
team has a lot of spark in it
as the players have plenty of
experience behind them. RON
COLLINS, who GAR BAKER
will• • undoubtedly know, has
played with PERTH PANTH-
" ERS in. the Scottish Hockey
League overseas. Several of the other boys played
on first class Kitchener teams over the years, so the
tribe may have a real fight on its hands. SWAN
CLEANERS are presently tied for first place in the
Kitchener Industrial League with the "Fightin"'
IRISH but expect to have sole possession shortly.
Hinmhl
•*• * * * *
THIS 'N THAT -Harold Ribson, our old stand-
by in the IRISH settlement to the south, told us
that he has the WATFORD PEE WEE HOCKEY
TEAM lined up for an exhibition game on FEBRU-
ARY 1. As you know, Watford is the club that
claims the only ALL -GIRL LINE in hockey. 'Their
appearance in ,Lucan will hark the end of Minor
Hockey Week at Lucan , , . ILDERTON WILDCATS
will tangle with the IRISH this Friday in what looks
to be a real fight. Each club has won a game to
date and with a player or two from each town play-
ingfor the opposite side, things
are apt to flare •at
any time - .. More from "Ribby":
: Lucanminor
teams are looking for exhibition games on Saturday
afternoon or evening. Anyone interested is asked to
call the Lucan arena manager.
Your Our Mohawk
Know
Gar Baker
Goliftender
Age2*� Weight 150
?laying his fourth season in
Exeter. Obtained previous expert
fence in Scottish Leagile over-
seas and with the Jr. "B" Sta.
fdrtll Baldwins. Was one of the
Maine reasons the Mohawks went
tb the Ontario senli•finals in Int,
"A" in '55•'56 season and is a
Main cog 9.11 this year's high
class honiebrew hockey club.
a. a a Looking Fos' A -
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NORTH EXETER.
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Shots .Rattle The Enem
But Mohawks
fav In
MOHAWKS WIN FOUR --Exeter thwarted a determined Lucan
night to win its fourth game in less than a week. Mohawks took
contest but Irish tied it up before the tribe surged to a 10-7
-Urbshott roars in on Mohawk goaltender Gar Baker.
Irish club Monday
an early lead in the
victory. Above, Bev
--T-A Photo
CAPTURE OPENER SHDHS senior girls' basketball team started its schedule in
convincing style with a lopsided win over. Mitchell this week. Three prominent mem-
bers of the team are Mirdza GulenS, Kenlynn Shaw and Barbara Tuckey.—DA Photo
High School Cage Teams
Split Clash With Mitchell
40.21 victory was sparked by the four points for the losers with
sharp -shooting of Maydall, who Myrina Hopf and Jean Wright
collected eight baskets and two -each getting three.
foul shots for 18 points. Next South Huron games will
McNaught was the second star take place on Thursday. Senior
in the Mitchell attack, coming up and junior girl's teams from St.
with a 10 -point afternoon while Marys will visit South Huron
Allan Clemo chipped in with 'five. while the local boys teams will
Jim Tomlinson sank three bas- make the trip to St. Marys.
kets in the last quarter to pace
South Huron with six points, Jim
Ailey with five, Jim MacDonald
and Bill Pollen with four each
and Ross Wein with two points
accounted for the balance of the
local scoring.
Girls Draw in Mitchell Pin Poppettes continue to lead
Coach Miss L, Seigner almost the Exeter Ladies Bowling
won a doubleheader in Mitchell League "A" grouping with a 12.
Monday afternoon as her seniors point bulge over the second place
romped to an easy 34-14 victory Whatnots who • have a 66 -point
but the juniors were nosed out total,
2221 in the final quarter. The PoSpettes took five points
The first game of the afternoon from the Goofers to strengthen
was a thriller all the way as their league lead. as Whatnots
Mitchell took a 4.2 lead after the bowed 5-2 to the I3lowettes.
first quarter only to have the The only 7-0 verdict scored in
fighting South Huron team pro- the "A" class was by the Nite
duce a 12 -point second stanze to
gain a 14.13 half time lead. e Hawks who madthe Handicap -
Mitchell baskets by :harmer peIn thetheir t'B"vict11Class, ups & Downs,
and Jorden in the third quarter Mighty Mice and Jolly Jilts are
wiped out the South Huron lead still battling: for first place hon -
as Dianne Rannie and The Gut- ors,
ens were the only two who man- Ups 8.; Downs faltered this past
aged to score for the'locals. Miss Week as they Were clipped 5,2 by
Ronnie's basket was worth the cthe Frisky Six while the Mighty
full two Points but Gul ca wa.s Mice, on the strength of Joan
only good for one as it came on Parson's 645 triple, and Jolly Jilts
a Toni shot.
Going into the last quarter each won their games to pull to with the score tied, Mitchell out- within a single point of the toprung
scared Miss Seigner's crew 5.4 Games over 605 were as fol.
BrQ Q ITS baa I N R l a to cop the victory, tows Leona rlltott 653, Joan
4 Joyce 'Torun was tine star of parsons 645, Pauline Simmons
the final stanza as she collected 643;D, Sonthron 622, O. Well -
Start's J f1 19 three of the five points needed to stet= 600, Blaine Pinder,608, Phyl-
Diceter and District Broonnhaii win tis Haugh 645 and 011ie ESsery
Mase Gul.ens had three field 631,
League will swing into action : goals and three foul shots to Iead Hidden score winners included
on January 19 for the first time the South T-1urOn scorers with nine Beth Clark of the 'toilettes and
this year with four teatnns going poihts. Roltatnne Beavers and Jeanette Clyne of the Handicap -
for the group honours. !Dianne Rannie each hada pair' ers
DasltwoOd, Mohawks, TSin$nten of field goals going for therm p
and tack Fuller's Merry Maids and scores are as
while Barb Itodgson sank one. fbllowStas,
form the four -team grouping, Dianne Rannie and Serb Hodg-
Oarnes will be played on Sun' 4 son also added a foul shot to each ""''"6 (;roils'
day night instead of in the afters of their scores, Nite `i att'1ia (l;, Saliastet bast 4
noon, as ift "previotls years, _° . 1zancjieapiSers (V. Gould 326) ., 0
First half of the schedule is I Mirdza Gunn Paces Seniors .ire tops G. morn 593) 6
as follows: Mirdza Gulcns, with her seve T4apny. Gals (1), 1liuitt(fe 605) . 2
field goals, paved the way in th6 7 01 trop (t.' T ocke 5s'52)s49)..� 2
n 15't►lifitA~f.iL scistir�otl>J Miler , victory with 14 Points. 637) _„ s
rrn uary' III illia quiets and Kenlynn Shaw v'i 2ttnbi§ crazy 3I) :_� 2
;'4ib'stY;ln'i'i.-'intimi WIea VI, P'ulie ' sank fotlr and three baskets re. r,i,, r,epi;ettes (r. iron it 645) W s
uresis, Maids apectiVely with Jane rarrbw G#obters (l;. Pinder 55A) ,.2
January a adding three points in the rune Willey crats..(B. Wadlatre 612)
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South Huron District High
School blew the lid off the 1958
basketball season on Monday
afternoon by shitting a four -
game series with Mitchell.
Coach Glen Mickle saw his
junior boys come up with a big
first and third quarter to down
the visiting Mitchell club 25.18
on the local gym floor while in
the .nightcap the South Huron
seniors came out on the short end
of a 40-21 pasting, In Mitchell,
the senior girls won 34-14 but the
juniors lost a 22-21 heartbreaker.
Revell, Sets The Pace
Peter Ravelle was the Star of
the junior game for the junior
boys as he cane up with eight
field goal shots for 16 of the 25
points registered by the South
Huron, squad,
Gord Strang, Bill Etherington,
Ernie Morcnz, and Dennis Cann
each 'scored a basket for the win-
ners while Keith Hodgins came
through with a foul shot to com-
plete the scoring.
Pauli, of Mitchell, was the vis-
itors' top point -getter with. 10
while Parkinsbn collected a pair
of baskets to go along w
singles by Ken Ahrens and Harm-
er.
South Huron picked up 12 of its
total points in the first half of
the game and finished up with a
13 -point drive. The locals' shoot-
ing on foul shots was anything
butspectaoular as they only sank
one in seven tries.
Mitchell. High School seniors'
'B' ,Teams
Stage Race
Goals
inning
Exeter Mohawks- showed, their
loyal fans that they intend to be,
heard from before the ' 7.,!s8
hockey season is over as they
produced their beat week of the
Season by winning four games
in a row without suffering :a
loss.
'Three .of the four games were
on the road but the two most
important victories topk place
up in Clinton on Saturday and
over Lucan Monday night...'
The tribe dun}ued the second,'
place Colts 8-2 before the lar-
gest Clinton crowd of the 40a -
son but the score could easily
have been worse if the Mohawk
sharp -shooters hadn't been play-
ing tunes on the goalppsts, Mo-
hawk players hit the uprights no
less than six times in the one
game,
Exeter .lnarkslnen had their
points cut down in the other
three contests as goalpost trouble
also prevailed but they managed
to score enough goals to win the
games.
in Lucan, .the third-place Irish
fell to a 10.7 verdict, Pt. Edward
and Zurich were the other vis-
tims •of the tribe's drive to hold
down sole possession of first
place in the loop standings.
Lucan Irish pulled the upset
of the week when they spanked
the Colts 10-5 right in Clinton to
hand the second -placers their
second loss in 10 games, Don
Fletcher gained league renown
in this one with a six -goal out-
burst,
Pt. Edward won a close 4.3
decision from Ilderton Wildcats
on Tuesday night on the strength
of a three -goal first period. The
win made the Pt. Edward rec-
ord even for the week at 1.1.
Zurich Flyers dropped an 8-5
game to the Exeter Mohawks
at home and them ran into a
stone wall in Lucan in getting
trounced 14-1. The two losses left
the t. Flyers down in seventh
place.
Number 11
From Irish
Exeter's high -flying Mohawks
rang up victory number 11 on the
Cash register in Lucan on Mon.
day night with a hard-earned 10-
7 decision over the "fighting"
Irish but the win proved to be a
very costly one indeed.
The Mohawks lost the services
of defencenlan Bob Coates just
after the game started when the
rugged performer caught his
skate in the boards behind the
Exeter net and broke his ankle,
He will be lost to his club indef-
initely.
Although Mohawks ran one de-
fencenlan short and were tagged
with two 10-milmte misconduct
penalties by officials Russ Evon
and Gus Boussey, they still man-
aged to emerge with their elev-
enth straight victory in as many
games. The win marked the end
of a four -games -in -six -night stint
that started to make the tribe
leg -weary.
Oberle Haunts the. 13th
Centre Bill Oberle wasn't wor-
rying much about the superstiti-
ous 1311. He was a thorn in the
side of the Irish all night. 'The
crafty centreman roared in for a
fine three -goal performance and
osts
Mood
took time, to set up four more
goals.
Leftwinger Gikr Sabourin helped
t"Ohie" out by potting two goals
as slid. Don Gravett' and arty
Heideman. Bill Pinronlbe whis-
tled. one .into the short side of the
net for the lone marker,
tric
Stkevefor StoLucarey, n chtvith salked. up ingle gthe oals slat
coming from ..Pon Fletcher, Don
McLennan, Harry Wraith and
Paul Baynham- , •
Quick Scoring in Second
After the visiting Mohawks
grabbed pa 4 -1 -first period
lead, lateen Coach Rob White
sent his Irish Six storming back
for the second and before it was
half over, Lucan had rallied for
three goals as the crowd of 500
started to go wild. Storey, Dayn-
ham and Wraith were the marks-
men.
The picture changed complote-
ly at 13:50 when Larry Heide-
man scored on a beautiful solo
effort with, two men hanging onto
lint after be lead found a clean
break to the goal.
Even though ,Exeter produced
two more goals before the period
ended, Lucan failed to give up as
the Storey -Fletcher -Wraith line
continued to menace Exeter goal.
tender Gar 13ak,er,
When the final buzzer sounded,
Lucan and Mohawks each
emerged with a three -goal third
period to :keep the fans in their
seats right to -the final whistle,
Exeter Coach `"Red" Loader
and winger Bill Pineal -nix eaett
got nicked for 10.-n)inute miscon-
ducts by referee Russ Evon.
Besides the :scoring feats _of
()boric, Heideman, Sabourin,
and Plncombe, Gar Baker played
strong parts in the tribe victory.
',A 17-0on1 illarni11on1"
EXETER Goal, Baker: da-
fence. Coates, Loader; centre,
Oberle; Brings, Gravett, Sabourin;
alternates, R u$ s e 11, Heideman,
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Your Weekly
ROUNDUP 4
• Scores • Standings
WOAA 11OME16IlJSW.4NT,
Last Week's Scoreit
Pt. Edward 4, Ilderton`3
'Exeter 10, Lucan 7
.Backwell 7, Forest 6
Exeter 8, Clinton 2
Lucan 14, Zurich 1
Exeter 7, Pt, Edward 3
Forest 6, Ilderton 5 (OT)
Pt. Edward: 6, Forest 4
Lucan 10, Clinton 5
Exeter 8, Zurich. 5
'R` J 19' A Pct.
Exeter ___ ,.__„:t 11 0 85 401,500
Clinton S 3 55 5S .727
Lucan A 1 84 60 :616
Forest_ 6 S $1 66 .429
131ackwe11 5 S 61 104 .3655
Pt,
Edward _• 3 6 40 47 ,333
Zurich __., 2 6 40 67 .250
Ilderton 1 S 51 65 .111
"NB—Games are basedon a •per
.centage instead of points
because some teams play
more games than others,
Games Next 'Week:
.36n uarY
15—Clinton at Pt. Edward
16—Blackwell at Forest
17—Pt, Edward at Zurich
Tlderten at Lucan
1 $—Forest at Clinton
20—Lucan at Blackwell
21—Exeter at glderton, in Lucan
22—Forest. at Pie. Edward •
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POINT PARADZin
Ga G A P Pim.
Don Gravett __ 11 17 17 34 0
33111 Oberle _ 10 13 2J. 3. 12
Larry Heideman ,. in 1n 14 33 6
Jird Loader 7 6 12 1616
:Cin Sabourin___.. '10 8 4 12 10
13111: Pi'neoml^e 11 i 5 12_0•
13111 Waghorn 10 2 7 5 14
.nim 'Russell 11 6 2 S 2
Gar Johnston 7 3 4 6 •i
llm MacDonald11 1 5 6 13
Bob Coates __.. 11 0 4 4 26
("Y :Clommaert 11 2 0 2 4 2
Allie Rundle _ S 1 1 210
Kevin Delbridge.. _ 10 0 2 2 14
Mur 73rintnell 11 1 0 1 2"
Bill Batten _. _ 0 0 0 0 0
*Inciudea one 10 -minute miscon-
duct penalty.
'BANTAM & MIDGET
Last Week's Scorers:
Mercury's 5, Wolves
Spitfires 4, Aces 5
Stranding*
l farcurys
Spitfires
Aces
Vt'elves _ _, _____
2
WLTP
4 1 210
3 2 2 S
3.4 0 6
1 4 2 4
• Future ..a..1es
Top Ten Scoring Lenders
G A P
Lloyd Moore 1a 9 ^_3
Bob Armstrong 12 517
ilob ones 9 7
E3in Heywotr 10 3 1316
FrankJBoyleod 6 7111
tact,. Stephan 6 410
Ricky Tloyle. _ S 1 9
Dean McKnight -_ __,. 4 5 9'
Dale Tnrvey -- _ 5 4 9
Fred Lamb 5 3 8
PEE WEE
Lns't Week'!, 'Scorest
Royals 2, Wings n
Rockets 5, J3ulldbgs 1
Standings
Vi' L T F'
AlarlhoroS 6 2 214
iloy;t.isi 6 3 1
Pock s -. 5 4 1 1;113
Terriers 3 4 3 9
Wings 3 5 2 8
Bulldogs _________ 1 6 5 S
Top 'ren Scoring Lenders
G A P
Allen Saul .. 14
Larry Ilrintnell __,. 12
Stanley Lesnick r 1n
Mike Halter -. 6
Attke 'Cushman
Soh Hoffman
Ricky Fletcher
Larry Idle_„-__-_-.-..._
Gary Paraona 5
Jim Carseadden __ _.. .....2
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315
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Future (1amens
Saturday, Jan. 16
$109-0:00—Wings vs. Marlboros
9:00 -10;00 --Bulldogs vs. nayals
10:00-11:00—Rockets v5, Terriers
11:00-11-30—Sryuee Gee
11:30-12:00—Wee. Wee
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Cadets 4; Combines 4
W L TF A P
Prrs 6 1 0 3e 11 12
Cadets .- 4 3 2 51 588 10
Tech -Wing 2 5 1 35 45 5
Combines 2 5 1 36 48 4
Future Gamest
Jan. 16 (8:45)
;PFTs v5. Tech.Wiug
Jan, 2.0 (7:30)
Cadets vs. Tech -Wing
Jan. 23 (6:45)
PFTS vs. Combines
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