HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-01-22, Page 44 The T1me4•Aetvetaate, January 21, 1 39
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! y DQIC1 " EOQM BOOM" GRAVETT
Sport* Editor
HEIDiE'S ONE OF THE BOYS AGAiN!
The 6' 112", 170 -pound frame of Larry Heide-
man has been added to the eligibility list of the Ex-
eter Mohawk a
once regime again. Larry's case, which.
g
was presented to the public in last week's column,
has been cleared up, Western Ontario Athletic As-
sacat%on, after holding Heidie to a two•ga111e suspell
sion, has given the O.K. for the lanky centreman to
join his teammates ates for the balance of the season
a 1
providing, of course, that he stays out of trouble.
Alf Lockridge, business manager of the WOAA
for the past several seasons, told this corner that
Heideman's past record saved him. According to
Alf's statistics, Larry didn't have enough minutes in
penalties last year or the year before to hold a drop
of water. The old saying that "you can't win games
.
in the penalty box" is apparently what the major
decision was based on. With Heidie's past record
being so favourable, the WOAA executive didn't
have much choice than to give hint the play -again
nod. The only miserable outcome of the whole Ileal
is that Larry will have the black mark of a "Match"
against him in the • record books which shouldn't
really be. If he happens to get a deal again like he
did from officials Jack McKinnon of Guelph and
Merlin Dixon of Fergus, things could really be rough.
Misconducts and game misconducts seem to be
almost as common as minor penalties in WOAA
Group 1 loop this year. Practically every team has at
least one player on its roster that has been nicked
for some major offence. Where- does it all end? The
only chance of cutting down the number of more
serious offences in our books, is for the referees to
get tough and stay tough all throughout the game
they are officiating. Not for just one period! Serious
offences should be followed with fines and indefinite
Suspensions.
Lockridge reports our way that the winner of
our loop will play off with the champion of the Group
2 league which has Forest, Blackwell, Point f.4,dward
and Dresden in it. At the .moment, Forest Lakesides
leads the league with a 10-2 record. The other WOAA
Int. "B" loop which will partake in the playoff series
for the WOAA title takes in the Philipsburg, Palliser -
stop area.
The most startling news of the whole hockey
setup is the fact that Alf got a letter from the O.H.A.
asking hint to have his Int. "B" representative ready
by March 1.
M! 1OR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA
Exeter will officially observe Minor Hockey
Week in Canada an January 30 and 31. Local of-
ficials are lining up a Wee Wee game prior to the
Exeter Mohawk encounter with Mitchell Red Devils
Friday night while on Saturday, it is hoped that
Eurich midgets, London pee wees and Hensall ban -
tans will move hi to make a complete hockey night
kr local youngsters. We'll have more on it in n next
week's column.
The town of Lucan will start their special
arrangements (Sunday, January 25 with a religious
rally at 8:00 p.m. sharp. Mike Weichel, M.P,, of
Elmira, will be the guest speaker. As Lucan has
been chosen as one of the four Ontario centres to
take part in the. Dominion -wide simultaneous face-
off, this will take place on Monday, January 26 at
7:00 p.m. Jack Roxburgh, of Simcoe. minor hockey
chairman for the Canadian Amateur Hockey Associa-
tion; Tory Gregg, of London, past president of the
WOAA and :the Ontario Hockey Association, will
conduct the prograrn. Kemal Park and Oakridge
Acres Midgets will play at 7:00 p.m. A second game
between Lucan and Lambeth Juveniles to take place
St 8:30 p.m. will round out the evening.
CUFF CLEANERS .-- Butchers are in trouble. They
didn't have their "ace" Harold Wolfe with them at
the alleys last Monday night and lost seven points.
We hear Wrlify was mopping up the stray bills in
the bank of Nova Scotia! ... Billy Pincombe turned
in his best game of the season for the Mohawks
Saturday night against Ilderton. He was almost fly-
ing! So much so, that Ilderton players drew penalties
off of him is an attempt to stop him . . Stu O'Neil
looked good for the visitors ... Gib Sabourin drilled
g. shot, that almost went into orbit! Basil Richardson,
Wildcat goaler, failed to see the shot that hit the top
of his stick, caromed off the top crossbar and came
straight down into his pads ... The game marked
the first time in six days that the Mohawks were on
the ice together ... Ilderton missed the services of
class Max O'Neil, while the tribe was without Larry
"Moose" Heideman , . , "Hank" Green stopped to
Nell us about a large deer that darted practically up
our driveway on Marlborough Street last Friday at
the dinner hour. Two hounds were chasing it but
later lost their enthusiasm when "Hank" changed
their minds with a couple of gun blasts ... Haven't
beard from anyone to take us up on the excursion
to Kitchener courtesy of the Kitchener -Waterloo
Dutchmen Hockey Club to see a game. Alt Exeter
minor players, coaches and team personnel have been
invited through Ernie Goman, business manager of
the green and white club ... Tuckey Beverage
workers are in .1,or a treat this weekend. They will
be taking in the N.H.L. Detroit -Chicago Saturday
afternoon game .. , It's good to see Jack Morrissey
of Crediton is one of the key mei( helping to direct
the Canadian Trotting Association, Dr. Cecil Heslop
of Milton, where 'the Kelson ;family are now residing,
is the new director for the Ontario area , .. Don't
forget it's minor hockey week across Canada. Give
tour support by cheering the boys in your local
arena on your respective ('Hockey Night". Remember!
Don't send your boy to the rink --TAKE .HIM!
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School Cage Squads
Legue.Tui►r�47 The Red Devil club racked up
Iwo more victories this week to Qvercome a 1 sf Edge
move to within a mere two�/
raw Listowel der
at the league. leading. ined
w eter Dloha�+'ls. Mitchell gained After spotting Ildertoli Wild- relayed Bob White's pass to an
sweet revenge against' Ilderton .cats a 2-0 lead, Exeter Mohawks uncovered Oberle al the side 4:
South Huron Distliet High, 11>e ,;„1, ns. 11 flash kI'1 i n• •• then from all augies as he Wildcats Tuesday night by slat- stormed back with six comm.- the ildc'rlou net where "Obit '
Schaal Gagers battled 500 on tlle'';r� r �'at J o' e, -, Mary ;bar`' dropped in five baskets in the ung to a 9.4 victory after drop- tiv.e markers Saturday night to made no mistake. Gauthier his)
I u uP 1 e,,. Ann :#lexanrirl,
basketball front last Thursday '.caviar }laear•lh, Ann brayer, first half of the game and fol- Ping a 7.5 verdict to the same chalk up an impressive (1-3 vie- self did the scoring honours in
afternoon as the local girls' i c;a:11,- 1Indauls, t'arnl M''urMS, lowest With four more in the club a week ago. In their other tory before some 300 Moine town
i,. , t> [,iXn,), .t nsma (Intel's.
teams swept both ends of a i second. He also made one site- contest, Mitchell scored a 7.2 fans,
doubleheader from Listowel High , t.t�;i(,+\ti•:1. -,,aril>„ l;nit~n(. eossful foul shot in the third decision over• the cellar -dwelling Leftwin *er Jim "Red"' Loader
11. n .;11111,, �; ltai'1 (,Ilhallk.
in Exeter while the two boys' , .+nr1 tliekfinn. 4: Wilma 51nehnn, quarter. however, his good Luean Irish.
and centreBill Merle pacer! the
clubs dropped their contests. in 1. Nhrrley intim(, F,leanm' rn• work went astray as Listowel Exeter M. 0. h .a w k s protected
Mohawk regime with two goals
Listowel. i�iiii,nP1'Tho ��;,Qon, main IiAim.t ii: outscored the locals in the sec- their , fit•st place standing Icy each. Bob Gauthier .and "Baan„
SHDI-1S junior girls made it .,rn,•e 1t,• (rlt(lricr,+- ond and third quarters to win i+hipputg Morten 6 3 in their calleetecl the remaining tribe
'the ballgame, only game of the week. The Wild- counters.
two winst in d, many starts as L„t' nt 1t . .. 1 S .4 1" .. eats found the victory trail roug,ll
they outplayed, outhustled and , 1.(, r n (t _ 2 4 4 u-• it; J. Jerodal was Listowel's big Stu. O'Neil and John Allison
outscored Listowel for a lopsided! S'"rrr; Jtidy Tennant. gun with 12 while D. Dickson going as they dropper! both their looked .a tel the Wildcat scaring
;33 10 victory. previous la this ` tri d . l ileo o followed with eight. grimes, However; they still man- (vitt( the former netting a pair,
contest the South Huron squad r za C t s of S uth 1luron aged to hold third place in the
' , 1 anti Helen Male lin of Lista ,e1 South Huron's Pete Itavelle loop standings with 12 points. Cats. Surge Ahead
awned a 42.'5 decision over were the scoring stars of the collected six points throughout
Stratford, Listowel senior bowed senior contest, rulers enjoyed the afternoon while tired Hun -
Miss
Mitchell in Exeter Friday lldeiton Wildcats wasted little
44-27 in the nightcap as Coach ler sa11k a field oat gild one foul Mitchell :Merl l)cvlls will visit time in providing some scoring
an 18 -point afternoon while mat_ g uneh, Reface roomy of the 300
3'liss L. Seigner guided her sen c'olm was a hot -shot for the shot for three. the Exeter stamping grounds fans were sealed, Stu ()'Neil had
fors to their first win of the losers with 17, South Huronpoint swoon 'lois Friday night for what should he
campaign after dropping a heart -.!cadet' made most of her as- I, s(n„ el i. soot liar •(' rile battle of the year. Should conn�ctecl for this first Baal of
breaker .in Stratford a week ago the lllohawks lose to (Tinton in the same. O Keil ,finished off a
'by one basket. kets in the first hall of the ball- 5r)1'IFr Ht'r.()N i:rrd 'Immo
r ganging attack around the No-
t game with six field goals and •ia,'1: Alinar, hnh 1lraPil, 2; (•Iinion 14ednesday' night, first A,•• netas c i e. Smit 11'c -
hat h fr d l
No -
Up in Listowel, the local male• ltnished off with one goal a.nd a 1;. ',;11i i4nlg�ns, l.aurleS lalingfi- place will he at stake in the �, ir's )assort( hist over the Ex -
entrants continued to have their ward, Man
>; )fiche. Frim [;ridgy contest. other action 011 a 1 I r e
troubles 111 breakinginfo the win foil! shat in each of• the third ai1P�, 111: pets Ina+Pt1Pl a; naafieter • goal line. The shot was
and fourth quarters. The Lista- iveie, Ted ftave11 Ralph Flnk- the sane eight will see Lucas partially stopped by h;xeter's
column as the junior boys wel ace rallied for seven lige- ''""'"r' g the jaunt to Clinton.
making
dropped a 30-22 decision while kets in the last half of the game 1,1SThnrrr, ,T, rn,•f, rcield, :, Bud I)tetrieh but R ,just man -
the seniors carte nut on the short 1'. 'rh kaon, . a: J, ' reyta1, 1aged to trickle over the line,
end of a 43•,35 cminl, and sank one foul shot in three n l,trksnn, z; 11;3;0 r)rey, l; Ni...' Playing coach John Allison
'tries. ((night, 1; R. ,Innes, S; b. Cog'h- Uniac Nets Four made it 2-0 for the visitors at
Junior Girls In High Gear 1 Carolyn Oke fired fourfield lift, t, (11;131 ('1Pnanc3,
gScore ,y Huorlerx-- / •
11.:20 when he gidie`d til �a weal+
Barb Hodgson and Ilze Gut-
goals s for eight points while i.ox• ^ I `, hlueline shot from Skip Carl-
os sparked the junior girls to gone Beavers and Eleanor Hod- Lisln,vrl 16 16 In Devils Victory
ton tylia in turn took a corner
S 1 1
Carl -
ens y
Sparked by the four -goal per- passout from teammate Tom
their second consecutive victory gins each picked up six for ,South }Ito"n . .-- S 7 11 2-35
as they chalked up 12 and 11 , South Huron. Allison Clarke i;rnrer: 1)nnglas nsche,
points respectively. Hodgson 'rounded out the winner's scor-SHDHS junior boys •suffered
sank four field goals in the first ,Ing spree with four, their second loss of the season
half of• the game, added another t Toni Tamen was second high when Ed Hollinger paced Lis
in the final quarter and ,scored !in the scoring department for 1^
an a pair of free foul shots to Listowel with seven.
accumulate her 12 point total. 1
51e\Ipll Gums
Teammate Gulens, registered on i so,,11, Jluran 41, Llklomei 2T
four field goals and three foul 14 0'•'I-1 H1,110X .. All ('Iark,,
shots in four chances for her 11-'4; 1lirilzn 11111ens, 1x; ,lor•elyn
Olnl OUt)ut. 11lnwey, 2; EIPanor 14ndgins, A;
P 1 ' noN.anne Beavers. 6; Pa r"lyn Otic,
Kris (Glens with four field s; I'at Marshall, Jane HON on.
goals and Pat Rowe. with one Marie Salmon. nern,re Grainger,
wrapped up the balance of the rleraldnla Parker Ref i I;odds rd,
,
South Huron lllal'1C5111anSlllt, 1.11'r(.wt;I, Evelyn (•!eland,
1 'rani Tamen,- 7; Helen :Malcolm,
.Ann Dickson with -four points i 17: .lGyeP al(•r•ntlrt, 2; Micky Car -
and Marilyn Knight with three • nucltael. Pat Fianna, Maria Len -
aced the losers around the..bas- dray, lith TP A1i'I, 1111, Pat mar -
p tm, r%lith rupprl, Donna. Brown.
ket. Seorr ilk quarters -
:dove Senning', lion Schroeder,
,11 'S DM uinuc Smith Huron. 9 12 '11 12-_44 ()sip Tun ay, 'flea n 11cl4.night,
S n^
romance of Glen Uniac, Mitchell Collings. m
Red Devils ran up a decisive 9.4 Mohawks Cut Loose
victory over Ilderton Wildcats in It wasn't until the 15:07 mark
Lucan Tuesday night, of the initial frame that the tribe
Charlie 14'estman and Bob s ;'Red"
towel with 12 points to a 30-22 Itai•tlele each sank two for the final•ly got railing a
victory. Second high for the winners while Eddy 1)olmage Loader potted .his first of two on
winners was Jack Upper with rounded out the Mitchell scoring a• three-way passing play with
eight, attack with a single in the third Bill Oberle and "Boom".
Just 14 second. later, the tribe
had !t tied up as "Bonn" inter-
cepted 13111 Batten's bltic'line shot
to the net and lifted a back-
hander into the top left-hand
corner,
The only goal of the second
period came off the stick of
".fled" Loader when Ile slid
"Boom's" passout between the •
legs of a startled 'Basil. Richard-
son i11 the llderlon net. Glen
Weise also received an assist on
the play.
Exeter outscored Ilderton 31
in the final 20 minutes with
Oberle cooling up with two goals
and Bob Gauthier one.
Ted Sanders led the local period!.
school with 13. Dean McKnight Terry Thompson, Don Quirk,
picked up four, Don Killeen three "Skip" Charlton and John
and Fred :Fred Desjardine two in the Soil found the range for the Il -
uphill battle. dertan six,
The game was cleanly played
until the 17;49 mark of the final
period when Ilderton's playing
coach John Allison and. Mitchell's
"Fink" Weber broke loose for
five-minute lna•ior penalties.
Seven of the 13 goals scored in
the game were produced in the
middle stanza.
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l,Ialn,,el 80, South Huron 22
50!1'11 111'11(.1N --. 1)nn Killeen, 3•
1"i'ank 0nyle, ,Ia,'( Stephan, Fred
Desjar11me, Trd Sanders, 13;
San h Huron ;38, Listo,rel 10
List 3 2 r la -27 1"red Samiers. Bill Harvey.
sor•rl-T Ht'OUN •.. )vines 1;11lens, Scorer: Edith Sent 1. LIS'fr)tl'I;l. • • claire Snlith.
Senior Boys Drop Toughie Terry Green, Rah Nilson, 2: Terry
lle('luskie, F'al'l Zur5u•igg', Don
Despll.e the brilliant 19 point Mayberry, ,lack t'pper, 12r1
Shantz Nets 30th show put an b,v South Huron's Ifnllfn Pr, 1.; Bill Smith, '1.; f;rr^
ahl .4gmes, J im Pearson, , .Krell.
boys ' ,era
Brian Ailey, the seniorIh, .d.
In Lucan Contest dropped a close 42-35 decision '10 5,,nre hr Rnnriera-
Listowel. Ailey, wearing number Ltrgfna•r•1 - 5 2 6 S 3p
Mitchell Red Devils streng- 10 for the locals, was sinking Snob Huron' . 4 6 7 5-22
thened their hold on second
place in the WOAA Group 1 hoc- •
key 'standings Friday night as ('hosen
Lead
they skated to a 7.2 victory overLucan lo the cellar -dwelling Lucan Irish�•ar■
right in Lune.
!Vlinor HockeyWeek
goal -getter, fired his 28111, 29111Week
and 30th counters of the cam -
Mary Shantz, the loop's leading j,,,,
paign, in pace the Mitchell tri-
. National Minor Hockey Week program, in attendance will be
umph wth a hat -trick. I starts Saturday, January 24
Other Mitchell goals were re- across Canada, and during its
gistered by Charlie Westman, seven day span, tribute will be'
Bob Hartleib, Glen Uniac and paid to all those who snake
Bill "Issy" Powell, Westman minor hockey so successful.
also collected five a s s i s t s Volunteer coaches, team man -
throughout the game for a six
point night, alters, referees, drivers of cars
Bobby Hefter and Jack Parks and club executives all join to -
looked after the scoring honours gether to make minor hockey in
for the Irish as each found the Canada possible. Without their
range early in the second period. help, the kids of this land would.-
Only 97 paid admissions were n t get the chance to play the
on hand to see the ame
g. sport known as Canada's Nation-
s ! al game and without their ink
First Period 1 tial start, there just wouldn't be
1 --•Mitchell, Shanty.any hockey.
r w eat man l :45 - SI p day, January 25th starting at
2 -Mitchell, liat•110,h-• � � Special events will take lace 8:00 an.
'Shantz, ntr Wea
a rn,an) _ __ s:as' throughout local communities p sharp.
( Onhnalge �httpstman) __ 18,3; 1 such as in Lucan which starts Guest speakers of the evening
Penalties -_ None, i actually one day ahead of the antz
will be Mike fl eiche.l, M.P. of.
Second Period slated time. Elmira. Mr, Wcichel is a vete-
4---alitt-hen, 'West Marl Lucan has been chosen by the ran of World War I and holder
rra e11. Fiarfleih) _ 1;_( Canadian Amateur llncice.y As• of the Distinguished Conduct
s--(ilPui,11� 4 `file,• N' M v ; ' snciatian for a simultaneous face- .Meda]. He was president of the
6•--Luvan. Parka (Ready)•:.. 5:40 • off which will officially open the Ontario Hockey Association from
7- Mitchell. 1'niar I, week. Only four centres in O11- 1952-54 and was a, special guest
,,Cn,111,, weber) il:nn tario will have this honour. et honour of the Sportwriters As
Penalties - 13utrh0r (tripping)
172. ,lack Roxburgh, of Simeoe, sociation's Annual C e l e b r i t y
Third Period minor hockey chairman for the Dinner at Toronto last spring.
5- Mir,•hell. T'nwen CAHA, will drop the first puck vic
e sol'itl king the in Reverends,Ser-
wesiT„an. Shantz) ____ 2:13 in the Lucan arena Monday eve•
9- Mitchell, t
1 It 1 Shantz
, r.
P. Prost E. J.R l'1 t n andF.
r'West:nal), ilartlaih) o•i; Hing at 8.30 to officially geto s o
'Penal; les 1'nhfr,lsrh (1rnaa- proceedings tinder way, Tory P.Thomson.
checking) 4.110; Shantz rsl,n,,fin Gregg of London and past presi- The Medway High School Choir.
charging) 14 29; 11. Th"n'i""" dent of the WOAA and the On- under the direction of Mr, Alex
(ernes-enact;inc') 9'21: rnml"nClarkwill the singing (roughing. epcarIng) .14:'29h; Thisn lead
taria Hockey Association will and
(holding) 16:2:, also he on hand to conduct the - Please Turn To Page 5
many of Ontario's foremost
hockey personalities along with
prominent civic dignitaries.
Two games have been slated
for Monday evening, The first
will see Kemal] Park and, Oak-
ridge Acres Midgets battling it
out while in the second, 'Lucan
and Lambeth Juveniles will tan-
gle.
Rally Service Sunday
Plans have been rayed to hold
a "Minor Hockey Week" reli-
gious rally in the Lucan Com-
munity
om-
nl llit ' Memorial n y lnoua Centre on Suu-
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Clinton 12 2 7 n 911 62
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First '.Period
1--Ilderton, Thompson _-__ 0."1
2--5li1rhell, 1Vcstman
(R. Sawyer 1;.54
3--11ilchetl, t'nta.c
(Shantz, 'Stitcher) _ 10 24
Pena Itles -- Weller troughing)
N;16,
Second PPrlod
4-51iEche] l, Hart leih
(Wadman) 3:02
a'-Tlderton, Charlton
(19, l'rhshntl) 4:215
6-dlitchell, L nlar
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Gauthier Starts It •
Chunky Bobby Gauthier was
the instigator of a pair of quick
Mohawk tallies when he took
over Loader's 1efa wing spot
when "Red" was forced to leave
the ice with a ,hip injury.
Gauthier was the middleman
in 111e first goal at 8:55 as he
34 seconds later when the foo
Richardson completely with
slider to the short side after.'
haci been set in the clear 1;.'
Oberle. Oberle climaxed the 111=)
hawks scoring with the tribe';
sixth counter at 15;35.
Stu O'Neil beat Dietrich in the
Exeter net at 15:58 to make it
6-3 but the tribe skated strongly
to protect their three -goal lead,
hIseter 11, JIdcrto.n 8
J"Ira( Ircrlu01
1- (lderlr,n 5.
(11'Nair, 1). I'rhshot1) 1:55
2 - 1Merl nn, Allison
(1'arltrim , t'nllings) ---- 11:2))
3--1:Neter. Loader
((Merle, draygdt) ,. 15:nr
4 t%\pier, (;ravel'(
1°,a1tel), I)herle)_ • 15;111
Penal lles --- noncan '(inierfer-
enr•e) 272; Allison (crass cher•1.-
ing) 7:27; ri, l'rhshnu (Plhontucl
15:14: Weise Ohigh slicking) 16.0;
51'11112 ( holding') 15;1S,
' c'ond Period
5- 162e1Pr, Lnader
(C1'4 vs(t, 11'prs51 12 1a
Penalties .. '('hnmpron rnuah
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inF 1 10'351; Duncan 1 hnnkin 1
11:11; (Merle (holding) 11:1';;
Charll"l' (Interference) 12.30 zir.
Nair .troughing) 13;44; 11 -arae
(roughing 5 111:211,
Third Period
6--Ilaeter, (Merle
1+yllite, (la ulhlet•) 6;52
7- 1 201er, (la ill hler
1(lhel'Ie) 9;i19
S- -16 semen, ()hems
(Loader, Lader 1111110) 15;35
2 lila Non, R, O'Neil
Pena llles -_. Duncan (Interfer-
ence) 14:25.
The trouble with a chronic
borrower is that .he always
keeps everything but his word,
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