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By PON "BOOM BOOM" GRAVETT
Sports Editor
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THE INTERMEDIATE "B" HOMY PICTURE
Looking over the five games played to date in
the local Intermediate "B" hockey setup involving
Clinton, Exeter, Lucan Mitchell and Ilderton it looks
as though the league will be clear of all weak sisters
for this winter at least. Although the season is young
and several of the clubs are not in the peak of con-
dition, the way the loop is starting out could be A
fair indication of what
the fans my expect In
the future.
Clinton Colts are rid-
ing the crest on a pair
of wins but both victor-
ies have been close con-
tests. Although the Lu -
can Irish :lave yet to hit
the win column in two
tries, they have lost a
couple of heart -breakers
to Exeter and Ilderton.
Mitchell could be the
surprise of the league.
We watched the Red
Devil six in action on
Tuesday night and the
way they walked over
the Ilderton Wildcats in-
dicated to us that they
could very easily be
strong contenders for the
loop laurels, One notable player on the ice for the
Mitchell club was Mary Shantz. Loyal fans should
remember Mary when he wore the Mohawk uniform
in Exeter's Senior "B" year, Mary looked pretty
sharp too as he pumped 'home three goals in a win-
ning cause and threw his weight around effectively.
A second player on the ice that took our fancy was
Ted Bogal, another Exeter player at one time. Ted
was wearing a Wildcat sweater.
Possibly the most remarkable thing that oc-
curred in the Mitchell-Ilderton game was the fact
that Bill "Issy", Powell at the age of 37, is still play-
ing for the Mitchell team. "Issy" didn't take a back
seat to anyone either. The smooth -skating artist
wheeled around the ice as though he 'as 20 and
found time to score the second goal of the game
for Mitchell, unassisted, to shoot his club into a 2-0
first period lead. Man: fans around the district of
Mitchell ride "Issy" about retirement. In fact, they've
gone as far to say that when Maurice "Rocket"
Richard hangs up his blades for the last time, "Issy"
will too! We certainly have to hand it to William.
We hope that when we're 37 we can still skate, let
alone play hockey as well as he can.
CUFF CLEANERS One of the most pleasant sur-
prises over the past weekend took place in Rether's
Restaurant over the Sunday dinner hour when we
ran into our old friend, Franky Anderson. As every-
one knows, Frank has had quite a. battle with T.B.
After seeing him Sunday,
we'd say he's .won. lie
looks healthier than ever
and is back on the blades
again. Although he admits
it's harder for him to get
back into shape, he's spend-
ing some time with a Lon-
don Industrial team by the
name of Cheyennes. Frank
is working at one of the
outdoor Skating rinks in
London . . . We couldn't.
talk him into a Mohawk
contract, so rest easy, op-
position! . . . That was
FRANK ANDERSON quite a deer expedition the
19 from this area went on
the past week. We heard several comments passed
on the week-long journey and. we have one we'd
like to pass along. It refers to Clayton Horton of
the Seaforth area who shot three deer on the hunt.
Bert Horton, of Hensel], Clayt's brother, tells us that
it's really gratifying to know that all his years and
years of diligent teaching has finally paid off! Bert
taught Clayt everything he knows. If you don't be-
lieve us ask Bert! , . . George Hicks, who is 78 years
of age, was the oldest member of the party to make
the trip in which 14 deer were shot . The base-
ball fans are really pondering over that deal the
Tigers pulled off with Cleveland. Getting Narleski
just might be the shot in the arm the Bengals need
. . . The Hamilton Ti -Cats can't do worse than come
out second best in the Grey Cup final . . After
the Exeter Mohawks dropped the 7-6 decision to
E.!linton Saturday night, Jimmy MacDonald of the
tribe spent the night in South Huron Hospital. The
chunky left wringer ran into a heavy check at centre
ice mid -way through the second period and damaged
some chest tissue. However, he's up and around now
and raring to go . . We're told that Judy Mason, a
member of The T -A staff, made the best stop of the
night at the Saturday game when she got in front
Of a shot that carried over the boards and hit her •
beside the left eye. Both clubs tried to sign her up
but she wouldn't accept!
MARV SHANTZ
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Hockey Action!
EXETER ARENA
rio.r Period
liderto AllReady
'We'll Make It 'Hot -Frido
Merton Wildcats will be
storming the Mohawk wigwam
this. Friday night in an attempt
to offset a disheartening 11-5
setback handed them in Mitchell
Tuesday night,
"Veil make it hot for the
tribe Friday,"said business
manager Don Budd() of the Wild-
catwaiting for this one for some
time!"
hoekey club. "We've been
WELL REWARDED—A party of 19 district hunters bagged 14 deer on a week's hunt ,
in the Manitoulin district last week. Four of the group are shown here—standing,
Ray Cottle, left, Bill Etherington; kneeling, Les Gibson and Archie Lamond, London.
1Zurich Players
Bag 14 Deer
Mith Goderich
In Manitoulin
Fourteen deer were shot by a
19 -man expedition into the Mani-
toulin district for seven days last
week. The party returned to
Exeter Saturday morning.
Clayton Horton, of Seaforth,
was the big man on the hunt as
he, bagged three of the animals.
Lyell Lee, of Centralia, and
Grant Martin, of London, each
shot two, as did Maurice Hayden,
one of the two guides on the trip.
Single deer were shot by Ed
Alexander and Bill Etherington,
fOsborne, d Alex McMurtri
and Emerson Anderson, of the
Kippen district.
The party also included Archie
Lomond, and Martin, of London;
Les Gibson, Ray Jory and Harry
Mothers, of Exeter; Frank Hicks,
George Hicks and Roy Lamport,
of Centralia; Ray Cottle, Us -
borne; Bert Peck and. Ronald
Anderson, of Kippen. district, and
Bob Doig and Elmer Stevenson,
of Seaforth.
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Mitchell Club
Swamps 'Cats
Mitchell Red Devils, paced by
the five -goal effort of centre Al-
vin Weber, chalked up an im-
pressive 11-5 victory over Ilder-
ton Wildcats in Mitchell Tues-
day night before some 200 fans,
Mary Shantz fired three more
goals for the winners while
Charlie Westman, "Link" Roh.
fritsch and "Issy" Powell notched
singletons.
G: Thompson was a two -goal
man for llderton while Thurwell,
SW O'Neil and L. Noden each
scored once.
Mitchell went ahead 4-1 in the
first period, outscored Ilderton
5-2 in the second, and then wrap-
ped up their first victory of the
season by pumping home two
more goals in the final session.
Bruce Chessel in the Mitchell
net and Keith Scarborough be-
tween the pipes for Ilderton were
kept busy throughout the con-
test. Chessel didn't have as much
work to do as Scarborough but
he rose to the occasion on the
majority of times be was called
upon. to do so.
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Goderich Maitlands, who are
entered in the Western Division
of the Ontario Hockey Associa-
tion Junior "B" setup, have
signed two local Zurich players
to their roster.
Jerome Jeffrey, a classy little
I netminder who played between
the pipes for the Zurich Inter-
mediates last season, and Dick
Bedard,h hluelin
for the same Intermediates last
season, are the two boys to take
the big step into the rambunc-
tious junior circuit.
The Western Junior "B" group-'
•ing includes teams from Sarnia,
i St. Marys, London, Woodstock
and -Goderich.
Seven Drub
'Opposition
Seven point .victories in the
Exeter Men's Bowling League
this week were a dime a dozen.
No less than seven teams com-
piled the maximum of points in
their three game outing over the
past seven days.
The Big Six, Co-op, Windmills,
Spares, Milkmen, Rockets and
Pepsi's all copped the big wins
in the men's loop, while the
Imperials and Butchers pulled
out five point decisions.
High rollers of the week in -
eluded Murray Brintnell 706
(Big Six), J. Wright 616 (On -op),
Bob Osgood 746 (Windmills),
Aub Farquhar 624 (Spares),
Chub Edwards 669 (Milkmen),
Jack Fuller 695 (Rockets), Jack
Coughlin 635 (Pepsies), Harold
Wolfe, 665 (Butchers), Bob Nicol
806 (Pinpoppers), Jim Crocker
'745 (Red's Billiards), H. Holtz-
man 670 (Tip Toppers), B. Mail-
tosh 641 (Upstarts), and J. Gunn
630, of the Kingpins.
Free bowling awards of the
week went to Bob Nicol, of the
Pinpoppers, for his high triple
of 806, and to Jack Heywood for
Ills 318 high single.
Hidden score was copped by
Schade, of the Bankmonts,
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T. Supert est (T. Sanders 732) _
Ilanknionts (r), Sabourin 523) _ (1
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Ft. Pill lards (.1, Crocker 747) .
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Spares
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Bowls- New
Triple Mark
Biggest news of the week to
come out of the Exeter Ladies'
Bowling League is the breaking
of the high triple by Kaye Staple-
ton, Stapleton, who bowls for
the Buttercups, broke the previ-
ous .high triple with a 768 night.
The highest of the three games
rolled was a 298 affair.
Happy Gals and Hi -Lights kept
a one-two pace in the league
standings when each collected
seven points over their opposition.
The front -running Gals, behind
Dot Munroe's 647 triple, upset
the Pills while the Hi -Lights
electrocuted the Rollettes for :ev-
en big points.
Kaye Stapleton looked after
the free bowling award of the
week for the high triple honors
while Irene Simmons of the ;Jolly
Six copped the award on the hid-
den score basis.
Leading the Ladies' League
this week In the high triple de-
partment besides Stapleton's
feat were Dolly Mattson 705
(Nile Hawks), Phyllis Haugh 631
(Pin Poppettes), Hazel Beavers
617 (Merry, Maids), Joyce Weber
604 (Wee Hopes) and Dot Mun-
roe of the Happy Gals with 647,.
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Hot Dogs ( Brady 543).-_
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Around The
ARENA'
By LARRY HEIDEMAN
Minor hockey has once again
started at the local arena, Every
Saturday morning from 8:00 to
ri 12:00 youngsters between the
ri ages of four and 12 lace on their
skate k to try their skill at the
supposedly friendly game of
hockey.
I, Ten teams have been 'organized
g with approximately 162 players
Participating, Any players not
a yet registered Or 00a 011b7 who
2 would like to give a helping
hand would be accepted with
open arms.
Six Pee Wee teams have been
chosen between the ages of 9
and 12. They are the Rangers,
Rockets, Jett, Afoliawits. Eagles
and Wings. Two &NOE ec
teams, Red Devils and Bine
Devils, and two Wee Wee teams,
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The llderton club, who own
1-1 win -loss record like the Mo-
hawks, will ice a notable lineup
here Friday.
Names on the club include
those of Don Fulton, Ted Boot,
Don Quire, Johnny Allison, ,Bev
and Don Urbshott, Stu and Max
O'Neil, Torn Collings, Scotty MO -
Nair, Keith Scarborough, George
Fair, Ken Loft, C. Noden, G.
Thompson and Thurwell.
Fulton has played defence lot'
the Strathroy Rockets for the.
Past several seasons while Bogal
needs little introduction to these
parts having played with Mo-
hawks at one time. Don Quire,
a 215 -pound centre also has add-
ed a lot of spark to the Ilderton
club.
The Mohawks, who had a
workout in Lucan Tuesday night,
will have to be on their toes for
this one as it promises to be an-
other rousing game like that
with the Clinton Colts.
Clinton Undefeated
Clinton Colts are the' only
team, in the league to remain
undefeated while Lucan has yet
to win a game. Each of the
other clubs have at least one
victory to their credit.
Late Counter
Dumps Tribe
Sparked by two well balanced
forward lines and the fine goal
keeping of Don Denomme, Clin-
ton Colts scored a thrilling 7-6
victory over the. Exeter Mohawks
before 419 enthusiastic fans in
Exeter Friday night.
The Colts' victory — .their sec-
ond of the season came with
just 18 seconds remaining in
regulation time. With the goal at
19,42, Mohawks had little time
to wear off the shock and get
back into contention before the
clock ticked'away the final sec-
onds of play.
For playing -coach Kenny Doig
and his club, the victory was' an
uphill battle all the way, and a
well deserved one, After the first
20 minutes of play, Exeter held
a 2-1 lead. The Colts went ahead
4-3 after the second period, but
when .the first 13 minutes had
gone in the final stanza, the
Mohawks held a 6-5 lead. Goals
at 14.44 and 19.42 clinched the
verdict for the visitors,
The game offered the public
plenty of variety as 13 penalties
were handed out. The 60 -minute
encounter was one of the fastest
and most crowd pleasing contests
to be seen in the Exeter arena
in some time.
Ken Doig Paces Win, •
Centre Kenny Doig pumped
home two goals in the second
period to spark tile Clinton win,
His linepta4.es, Doug Cruickshank
•and 'Jack Merriam, chipped in
with . two important goals, as
Cruickshank found the range for
the tying marker at 14,44, and
Merriam waltzed right in front
d
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left wing position for the Winner
ati9;42
TllColts had plenty of steam
for this one as they jumped into
an early 1-0 lead ea Murray
Colohhoun's glob from the blue -
line that fooled Paul Hamilton in
tileExetert. The .1 .t caught
the upper left hand .eorner.
Early in the third, Kenny Lee,
working with john Hartley and
Bob Garon, scored the first goal
of the night on "Bud" Dietrich,
who replayed Hamilton between
the pipes for the final 20 minutes,
The other Colt marker WAS en-
gineered by Hartley, Lee and
Garon, with Hartley doing the
secondscoring ethonorsperiod. at 16.42 of the
Oberle Nets Three
Centre Bill Oberle, of the
Mohawks turned in a three -goal
performance while right winger
Jimmy Russell„lim "Red"
Loader and Larry Heideman each
scored once.
Oberle obtained his three -goal
masterpiece by scoring in each
period. Jim Russell and Larry
Heideman each heat Denoinme in
the third period, while "Red
Loader fired a drive into the left
band corner of the net mid4ay
through the first period.
11,1NTO -- C;0111. Dem -mime;
e fume, 'Walters, Arbour; eentre,
X. Po ig• w it s, Oen lett shank
Merriam: all ernat es, Hartley, Lee,
Colon houn, Garon, Scott, Nady,
V.F.TER Goal, Hamill on,
Diet rich ( third period ) defence,
NN I'lottrquP; etirare, Oiler) e;
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Pin-
tooths, MacDonald. Barn haM, Sa-
bourin, flatten, Willie.
First Period
1—Clinton, Colo nhou n
(Lee, Hartley) 2:55
,2—Exe ter, Merle (Loader) S:10
7—R7eter, Loader
(Merl r, 15:74
Penalties — Weise (roughing. I
roliff2h71.11g ) 10:17;
Sevand :Period
54---t("11 Dpo°ig 1 --"""); . . 2:25
Cruickshank) . 4:54
13/7.1!%'•70;Pl', Oberle 'fGravett) 6:252
'Clinton,-Hartley
(liayon, Lea)
'Pena I t les —',Ilarnh.im-1
(t zipping'
2(); Weise ( ng 5:04 r :Mer-
riam (roughing) 5:04; WP ice
t boarding) 10:04; Doig (tripping')
'111.'21griti Period
7--Ciinton, Leo
9 --trcesti. r, '11
10--10•xet el 0
(t, ,e.3 ii,p;,,,-.1te'efi )11) 131
(Loader, Gravel t) 12:42
11—Xxeler, ITekreman . -
12:50
12—Clintom crnicksbank
(Merriam, '0 I
14:14
13—Clint on. MP ,'ria
T'e(nna9litfe's 'Walters) our int-elrf5er4--'
mice) 5:17; Merriam (holding)
7:17: Weise (hooking): Scot t.
( elbowing) 15:00; Gravett (high
sticking) 1.5:00.
Braves Nip
Irish Rally
Clinging to a 5-1 lead entering
the third period, Exeter Mohawks
staved off a determined last
period rally by the Lucan Irish
to chalk up their first victory in
the young WOAA intermediate
"B" hockey 'schedule by a 5-4
count in Lucan last Friday night.
The Exeter club, making its
debut in the league and playing
together for itsthe first time this
winter, saw's healthy four -goal
lead pared bYplaying..coach Steve
Storey, wbo put on a ihree.goal
exhibition in the final 20 minutes
of 'play it) move the Irish Six
to within one marker of the
victors.
Storey's third goal pante at the
0,1mark to heighten the sus-
pense in the contest, but the
Tribe dug in to hold on until the
final buzzer.
"Boom" Gravett paced the
Exeter onslaught with two
•
markers, with singletons coming.
from the sticks of Larry Heide-
man, Bill Oberle and left winger
Bill Pincombe,
Heiclie Starts it
The first goal or the game'
wasn't scored until the 10.43
mark of the initial period al-
though waves of rushes were
Poured at the goaltenders at
both ends of the rink,
With centre Harry Wraith sit-
ting out a hooking penalty at 8,40,
Larry Heideman beat Jake
Barnes in the Lucan nets after a
smopth piece of manoeuvring
front the centre ice area. Iteidie
stickhandled his way through the
Lucan defence and blistered a
low drive behind the startled
Barnes.
The goal gave the Mohawk club
a lift, and before the period end-
ed, "Boom" made it 2-0 by
completing a three-way passing
play with linemates Bill Oberle
and Jim "Red" Loader, •
Boost Lead In Second
Hard.w'orking Pineombe
made it 3-0 for the Tribe at 3.34
when he was Johnny -on -the -spot
to tip in a loose puck on a goal,
mouth -scramble after he and line -
mates Jim, Russell and Heideman
had been pressing from the
opening whistle.
Harold Capson, one of the key
blueline artists for the Irish this
year, put the Lucan club on the
scoresheet when lie caromed a
shot past "Buddy' Dietrich in
the Exeter goal at 7.37. However,
before the period' ended, the Mo-
hawks got that one back with one
to boot as Oberle and Gravette
found the range,
Storey Catcher Fire
Steve Storey, with the assis-
tance of centre Harry Wraith on
all three goals, Pumped three
counters into the Exeter net be-
fore the final. whistle. A crowd of
some 300 watched hint roll into
high gear in an attempt to upset
the Tribe.
Exeter 5, Luenn 4
11 ElsPlvt — Goal Pieti-ich 1 de-
fence, 'Weise, Bourque; centre,
(Merle; wings. Gravett, Loader;
all erns les, 'Heideman. Pince-robe,
Russell, Paynham, Sabottrin, Mac-
Donald, 'White, Itundle, ,B10111.-
Maert, •
-- Goal, 'Barnes: de.
fence, Morrison, Capson centre,
Wraith; wings, Wirt chef, storey;
al terna tes, Thompson. PewberrY,
Powers, Lank in, heady, Park,
O'Neil. Heftier.
First y-.ziaft
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