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SPORTS
iky Sports. Editor
PON. "BOOM" GRAVITT & SON
AS MEL ALLEN WOULD SAY:.
(
How
About
THAT!
A BOUNCING BABY BOYI
8 Pounds, 6 Ounces
And On The First Try Too!
Yes, believe it or not, the population of Ex-
eter has risen! The newest arrival to change the
signs on the edge of town comes under the name
of Richard Mark Gravett. Some tell us that this
youngster is to be called "Mark" all through his life
while still others believe he arrived with the nick-
name of `Boom" and that's what he'll keep. In one
of the local restaurants the other day, we were
amazed to hear of the rapid develb.pments of this
youngster.. We're told when he gets home on Thurs-
day he'll continually stay awake through the late
shows and cry all through the picture whether it's
sad or a comedy. Jack Gaiser says he's going to be a
hockey player! Georgeous George Rether says the
town's finally got a decent right winger for the hockey
club. "Moose" Heideman said he thought he saw
him practising slap shots at the side of the hospital
Monday morning. (Hope he shoots straighter than the
,old man or there won't be any windows left,) Bob
Gage of the Free Press promised to get him lined up
for the Goderich Tournament this year but he ran
into a snag—safety pins are illegal!
All kidding aside though, Mary and I are very
proudof our newly born son and would like to
thank everyone for the cards and gifts they sent.
Naturally being sports -minded right through the
family, we'd like to see "Mark" or "Boom" Jr. enjoy
sports all through his life and possibly enough to
make a profession out of one. However, whether he
chooses this field or not, we're still mighty tickled
to have him around even though it may mean walk-
ing the floor every night in the week.
Before we change the present subject, we
have a slight problem and if anyone has a suggestion
we'd appreciate hearing from you. George Mitchell,
a free wheeling artist on the golf links wants to know
how many strikes I'll give hi.in and "Mark" on the
course this summer! He figures the two of them
should have some. Brother, if anyone need 'emnow,
it's me!
EXETER BANTAMS GOODWILL TEAM
Exeter Bantams could be called the goodwill
club of Exeter. It is really encouraging to this corner
when a team receives a letter from its opposition
such as this club did last week when it was involved
in the OMHA semi-finals with Blenheim.
A strong point should be realized by this let-
ter from Mr. K. G. Faulkner, publicity director of
the Blenheim Kinsmen Bantam Hockey Club. To the
parents of the boys that play on the local bantam
squad, it must be gratifying to know that your boys
have been watcl_ed carefully and appreciated by ab-
solute strangers. They have conducted themselves
with adult behavior in strange surroundings and
have learned to face reality in the fact that one can-
not be a winner all the time. Although Exeter drop-
ped a heart -breaking decision to Blenheim, we sin-
cerely think th t they won the top award of the
playoff—new friends and a good name .for the com-
munity. Coach Derry Boyle and Manager "Bunny"
Ford should be lauded for their work in handling
the team over the season.
The Exeter Legion Bantams already have the
WOAA Bantam "C" crown under their belt and if
all goes well they could easily add the Shamrock
Bantam. League title to their laurels as they lead a
best -of -five series with Lucan one -to -nothing with one
game tied.
CUFF CLEANERS — We'd like to extend the best
of luck to Lucan in their OMHA final Midget series
with Keene , . , "Punch" Scherer's only comment
after Mohawks' 7-0 victory was—"That was a rough
one!" ... It certainly was nice to see Bill "Cottony
Tail" Batten score a goal the other night , . Wil-
liam says it was his first in six years! .. , Another
thought makes him happy. He's passed Jacques Plante
in the scoring race again! The slogan of "Guts,
Goals and Glamor" could be pinned on the Toronto
Maple Leafs now! ... If they get into the finals,
watch out! .. Should be quite a series between
Kitchener Dutchmen and Whitby for the Ontario
Senior. "A" titleg to the win,
, Congratulations
iters of the Easter Bowl. We understand there was
tiers of the Easter .Bowl. We understand there
spare time, drop up and see the kids perform in the
(lPeung Canada Week tourney at Goderich, Were
sure you'll enjoy it .. , Exeter Mohawks may wind
tip their hockey season with a golf tournantent. If
they do, Btld Dietrich will have the advantage with
his goal stick ... It ce,ctaihly would be nice to see
Kketer win the ((G)) pee we title in Ciaderich,
ietrich gives Chevs a rough
ribe shoots for grand champicnshi
Exeter Mohawks will not en -1. of luck. His effort was concrete l.Ssbour:in looked Utile best this disc into the net once in .the :first
lerinto O11A playdowns this' and it was here to stay!
"Bud" Dietrich
Bill Oberle
RECEIVED AWARDS --- Exeter players were honoured
Monday night in the local arena for outstanding perform-
ances during the regular WOAA Intermediate "B" hockey
schedule. Left is Mohawk goalkeeper "Bud" Dietrich, who
won the Jerry Smith trophy and a crisp $5.00 bill for
having the best goals against average in the league for
the season. Bill Oberle, on the right, accepted a $25.00
cheque from Harold Nichols, representative from Mel-
cher's Distilleries Ltd., for winning the league scoring
title.
Lucan enters 'D' finals,
Black goal ousts Zurich
Barry Black's second goalof
the game at 17:36 of the third
period enabled Lucan Midgets to
upset Zurich 5-4 Thursday night
and advance into the OMHA
Larry's six
ow
hot bowlers
i
Larry's Supertest has been the
hottest club on the Exeter alleys
in the last seven weeks. Super-
test, who stand third in. the Exe-
ter Men's Bowling League, have
picked up 45 of a possible 49
points over the past two months.
They continued their hot pace
this week by whitewashing the
Co-op behind Dean McKnight's
633 triple.
Captained by Larry Rumpel,
the Supertest club presently have
pushed themselves into sole pos-
session of third place with 95
points. Upstarts lead the loop .
with 99 while the Wildcats stand
second on 98.
•
Imperials also were seven
point victors this week as B,
Smith's 629 evening paved the
way over Tip Toppers. Kingpins,
Edselaires and Wildcats each
scored five point decisions.
In the "A" section, Pepsi's
and Pinpoppers were the big
ground gathers.
Free wheeling Bob Nicol with
his 647 triple spearheaded the
'Poppers to their lopsided rout
over the Spares while Jack Cough- ;
with a 694 night.
Entering the 700 triple club
this week were B. Wettlaufer
(Windmills) 707; Eric Heywood
(Tradesmen) 710; Jim Hennessey
(Red's Billiards) 785 and Jack
Fuller (Rockets) 740.
The big noise of the week was
Detroit Tiger rooter Harold;
Holtzman with an 851 perform.,
ante.=
Free bowling awards went to
Holtzman (Butchers) 358 single; ;
Jing Hennessey (Billiards) 785
triple and B. Sanders (Trades-,
men) for hidden score.
Hitting the 300 circle this week .
was Alf Andrus, 306; Jack Cough-
lin, 306 and Holtzman, 358.
„a" '1.rAr.11�i
'551ndmills (I3. Wet 707)
Milkmen (P., Stage' 552) _.-_-
Pepsis (T. Coughlin 654) __ ,.
Silver Hawks (default)
Tradesmen (7';. Heywnnd 710) _
Tlncketa r,7. Buller 71(1) _
Pinpoppers (B. N)eol 647)
Spares (A. 1"arciuba.r 611 )
Butchers (H. Coltrman 6711
11. 'Billiards (,r, Hennessey 76,5) :'
'Rig Six (M, Brintnell 69, ) 5
Cromarty Boilers t41, 7)ow• 526) 2'
Midget "D" hockey finals
against Keene. Lucan took the
best•of-five series 3-2 after being
down 2-0 at one time.
First game of the OMHA finals
will take place in Peterboro
Thursday night with a return
match back in Lucan Saturday
night at 8:00 p.n1. Keene, last
year's OMHA Midget "D" cham-
pions, and Lucan will engage in
a two game goals -to -count series.
Other goalgetters for the win-
ning Lucan squad Thursday were
1=Tugh Conlin, Jerry Harrigan and
Paul Conlin. Conlin played the
entire sixty minutes on defence.
Bob Johnston rapped in three
goals for Zurich while Earl Wag-
ner tipped in the fourth.
Junior bowlers.
stage close race
Pony Tails and. Knockem-
downs are running one-two in
the Metro Junior Bowling
Leagues' junior girls division.
The Tails hold down the top
rung with 16 points while Knock-
emdowns place second with 15.
Who Cares are well back of the
pace setters in third place with
five.
Darlene Snell took the high
— Please turn to page 7
Year according to. :Club Presi-
dent Bill Cochrane, Main reason
for this derision came from Bill
Hanley, business manager of the
Ot1A when he told Exeter offi•
Oats in a telephone conversation
err thatthe
Tuesday .afternoon Mo-
hawks were too late for O.HA
,competition. ]Deadline was March
25.
t ne► A inter-
mediate
the .moment, _ It O i me ••
Al h r. ! i
mediate ".B" teams are present-
ly engaged in only the quarter
finals. Sundridge :Beavers and
'Thorold are fighting it out for a
,rack at a waiting Georgetown
club, Port Dover and Delhi each
have won three ganies and tied
one so now they are entering a
two game home -and -hoose series,
goals to count,
st ist highly unlikely that the
Mohawks would have entered
into OHA play even with OHA
permission. :Rather costly ex-
penses, not only for the team,
but for the arena to hold ice,
could be seen by the hockey
.executive. and arena board. Pre-
suming the Mohawks knock
Philipsburg (this is written 'Tues-
day night) out of the running,
Exeter will try and arrange a
series with Dresden Lumber
Kings for the WOAA • Grand
Championship. A hest - of - five
series with Dresden, WOAA In-
termediate r'A." champs, is being
thought over strongly by local
officials. if the Mohawks win in
New Hamburg Wednesday night,
there could possibly be a game
in Exeter Friday or Saturday,
Philipsburg Obeys and the
tribe are playing for the WOAA
Intermediate "B" championship
with the Mohawks leading 3-0 in
games.
Like 'Lum'
Buddy hot
"Punch" Imlach, of the Toron-
to Maple Leafs, may be tired of
looking at the acrobatics of agile
Harry Lumley between the pipes
for the Boston Bruins but it's
cinch he isn't any more worried
than Coach "Punch" Scherer, of
the Philipsburg Chevs, is about
the way Exeter Mohawk star
"Bud" Dietrich has been •making
bis sharp - shooters look like
cream puffs.
After the first game of the
series in which Exeter pulled a
red-hot: 3-2 decision out of the
fire. on Heideman's late third
period goal, "Punch," Scherer in
this case, joyfully left the Exeter
arena convinced that this could
easily be a seven game series.
After all the Chevs had outplayed
Exeter most of the way and had
thrown 43 shots at Dietrich while
the Mohawks only managed to
pump 25 in John Reinhart's di-
rection.
What the Chev players and
executive didn't know was that
the superlative goaltending feats
turned in by Dietrich in the first
encounter wasn't just 60 minutes
Bantarns one tilt away
to of. the Pepsi's Saved Ha ks from shamrock title
tack against the Silver Hawks
7
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Standings
Rockets 147
'windmills 134
Red's Billiards _ 125
Butchers ...._.._._... _ 107
,Milkmen _ _.._. 106
Bir; Six _ _..._ --- 103
Tradesmen _.._- ....
Spares . -. _ 53
Pinpoppers _ 64
('rnmarty Tlollars .. 7i
Soler .Hawks _ ... 63
"11" T,r A(:1 r •
imperials (rot, Smith (129
Tip Toppers (M. Harness 573)
L. Supertest 01. M,'1' night 633)
Co -Op (7'. Wright 517)
T)odR•erti (T). Stephen 607)
(Lat.'s ((;. K. irk 591)
Tiing•pins (('. Radford 5131
T'pstarts (15. Melntosh 593)
7:rdsa)aires (C• Wein fila) _
Kippen Tigers (A, 'Darling 665)
Wildcats (A, Andrus 654) ..
Bankmonts (T3 Barris 601) ___
Stnni7tntrx
54475
65149
526955
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60:54
79369
79093
60232
79732
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69704
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imperials
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77809
77754
76-111
76993
72557
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Around the
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By LARRY HEIDEMAN
There will only be one Miner'
hockey genie at the arena this
Saturday morning and that will
be from 10.11 between, the Jets
and Wings Who are Pee Wee
House League teams,
The Jets are deadlier by four
Exeter Bahtanls, who copped
the WOAA Bantam "C" hockey
crown and lost a toughie to Blen-
heim in the OMHA semifinals,
have bounced back into their;
winning ways as they are only;
one game away from copping the
Lucan Shamrock Bantam League!
championship.
Playing in 'a best: - of - three
sordes for the title, Exeter 1
whipped Lucan 7-3 on Monday
night in Exeter after being held
to a 5-5 tie in Lucan on Sat-
urday.
Easy at home
Coached by Derry Boyle. the
local Bantams had an easy time
of it at home Saturday when
they brokethe game wide open
with five third period goals. The
two clubs were tied 2-2 at the
end of the second.
sisted second period. )Harker and
added two more in the third to
pace the winners. Lester Hey-
wood blinked the light twice in
the final stanza while Ricky
Boyle and Billy Wright 'added
singles.
Bill Neil, Karl. Neil and Gary
Revington were the Lucan
marksmen.
Coughlin hot on home lea
Left winger Don Coughlin was
the "hot -shot" in the opening
playoff encounter as he triggered
three goals. and was in on the
other two. Bill Neil, who centres
Coughlin and Gary Revington,
potted the other two Lucan
tallies.
Fred Lamb and Don Cann each
registered twice while Ricky
Boyle broke through for a single.
JSXE't't1ft i, '1rr('AN S
1'tE'J't"R — Goal, Les Howard;
defence, T)on ('ann Lester Hey-
.
wood; centre, ii (c' y Royle, wings,
Gals Lights
Bred Wells, 'McF T.a St alter-
nates. Peter aTeFalls. Stan Les-
wood
nick, 'Billy Wright, rtnn Cooper,.
DBob Schroeder, Boit Broderick,
Fred Lamb scored an unas-
o s on topLI (A .% — Goal, Bill Da fling; de -
9 fence. Gary 7-layfer, alike Murdy;
centre, '.Rill Neil: wingzM, Gary
Revington, '.hon ,Coughlin, alter-
nates, iiarl Neil, Cordon Young',
'.terry Hickson.
541rr( period
1.—Lucan, Coughlin
(F), Nell) _
2--T.nca n. Coughlin
(13, Nell) 125::2530
Penttltiea --- None.
Feeond i'do'l
8—T'.xetcr, t,amh +Ta.nn) 1:65
a Bxel er, Cann (Boyle) 2115
5.--rntran T,, Neil
(Coughlin, 'Revington) _ 4:10
6---Lucan B. Ntlil
(Coughlin) ..
7-•-T5xeter, Cann ((amb) _ 1.0:30F:30
Penalties — None,
Third lieriod
Happy Gals, Hi -Lights and Hol
Dogs each possess a share of
first place in the Exeter Ladies'
Bowling League.
Gals,, of the "A" loop, hold a
three point bulge over the sec-
ond place Pin Poppeltes while
the Wee Hopes stand third with
22.
In the "B" section however,
the race is much tighter.
Lights, led led by T. Thompson's
591 evening and Hot Dogs, paced
by D. Tieman's 549, each col-
lected five points for, themselves
to remain in a tie for first place
with 22 points. Jolly Jilts, Loth
-
peps 'and Blowettee 311 follow
the league leaders with 19 points
while the Handicappers and Pills.
are matched together with 161
apiece.
Marg Edwards of the Busy
Bees tier! mossy I' idler's high
single with a 326 game, Fuller,
on the other hand, broke her!
previous high triple standing
with a 780 night.
Free bawling awards were
captured by Audrey McDonald
of the slot bogs for a 251 single
and Audrey Green of the Ilandi-;
tappers on, the hidden score
ha Sit,
Clicking for a 600 or better
triple this week wore P. Hunter-
buvar (Palls) 674: Marg Ed-
wards (Busy Rees) 605; betty
Sangster (Nite Hawks) 618; Kay
Stapleton (Buttercups) 725; De-
leres: Fuller (Pin Poppettes) 7110;
Carel Heideman (Mohawks) 604;.
(r, SWeitter (Wee Itches) 6766;
B, biota (Happy Clals) 635 and
6 i,xetcr, Royle (Wella)
9--•1.xeter r,ainh
(Wells, Boyle)
14.—i.ueft1, Coughlin
(5, Nell, T4e0ngion) -- 11:50
]''ena.lfles None,
ti'l'I 11 7, 1,1'CAS 3
"One wtn Will .[+Toll), 1t:'(
Pier( uer.tod
1-•-t.uca.n, W. Neil
(Clinfihlln)C4Yi ' `__ _ 3:35
2- r')xttter, RR
(taint), )t'elIs)- 18:35
Pena.ltieh—Yours( �(61'6'ir5 cheek,
Hit) 11;25,
6eerind 1'erIi 4
3-7 mean, ie. Nett
(Hielcont)) 5.650
4--1.a5fer. Laitlb.- 14:80
Penalties ---• Ce"ughitn (1515.shing)
9:25,
yd period
5• --Exeter, T,srnb
TSchroeder) _ .. 3."f 15xet r, 1,A.iliii' (308y1) -- 5:46
7w--1xeter, Tieytiv'bod - 8:20
8..-Litean, Revington
(Nail)
3--F7ketpr, Haywood 10:11
(13 OY1e)
6:10
10:30
t1;3i)
1A 'Exeter' wi ipltt 11:4b
"'0ne,61(16*, air 11) Boyl}�" (illashtnk)
'Please Tura to rage / • ...Please turn to page 7 ;oo,
in the second game of the
series in. New Hamburg, the net
minding manoeuvres of "Buddy"
were practically out of this
world. 11e robbed "Buff" Arnold
on three ,point blank drives in
s eco • nout with
u sslon from 15 -feet � ll.
Itis cat -like moves. For the see- j
and time in as many games,
"Punch" pulled his goaltender in
favor of the extra forward. Ile
threw six men inside the Exeter
blueline in an effort to tie the •
score. Key saves on Jerry Forler
and Don Hiebien in the overtime.
session shot the Mohawks into .a
2-0 series lead.
"Buddy's" last performance
with his split-second timing on
well labelled shots has just about
drained all of the gas out of the,
Chevs, The Mohawks ran wild in
the first two periods of play for I
five goals and adders two in the;
third for a 7-0 victory to give'
them a coinntanding 3-0 series
lead,
1t markets •the first time in the
three games that. Exeter actually
outshot Philipsburg (41.30) but;
Dietrich was a loath cog as .he,
cane sip with 16 saves in the
final twenty minutes to chalk up
a well-earned shutout:. A crowd
of over 600 fans roared their
hearty approval as the popular
netminder skated from his cage
after breaking the hearts of Chev
snipers time and time again,
Tribe was really clicking
In the 7 - 0 romp, the Mo-
hawks never looked better!
They showed plenty of hustle
and backchecked to perfection.!
They're shooting was razor sharp
and they stayed out of the penal-
ty box. Passing at times was
what many coaches dream about.
but seldom see, 1t was the
tribe's night and they could
hardly do any wrong.
Coach Bob White had his num-
ber one trio made up of 13111
Oberle, Larry Heideman and .Jim
Russell. Centering the second
line was Bob Baynham. He was
flanked by Bill Pineombe on left
wing and Gib Sabourin on right.
Jim "Red" Loader and White
made up first defensive units
while bashing Keith Stephen and
Glen "Rocky" Wiese formed a
solid wall in the second setup.
Jim Russell turned in one of
his best games of the season up
front with Heideman and Oberle.
Digging Bily Pineombe, Bob
Baynham and aggressive Gib
1 season, ' And second games.
Held,ie, Qbie tie in points
( Bill Oberle and Larry Heirle-
) an Are .leading the point parade
as far a3 the Mohawks are •son-,
cc1•ned with eight points apiece,
Merle scored a fire, period pal
in the fi)-st game of the series
and added three more in the 7-0
count to lead in goal production.
Four assists ties Mins for the
clul)s leadership.
Declare winners
for Easter bowling
Winners of the Exeter Bowl-
ing Lanes' Easter Bowl over the
weekend have been released as
follows,
Ladies:
High single, Theresa Thomp-
son, 288; high triple, Dot Mun-
roe, 793; hidden score, Nancy
Cudmore, 145.
Men:
High single, Grant Case, 323;
high triple, Bob Osgood, 787;
hidden score, Russ Collingwood,
187.
Mixed double: Lorne and Phyl-
lis Haugh, 1485.
Team captain Larry Heideman
hasthree goals to hiscredit and
very inaportantlones for the tribe,
I1.1 fired the winner in the.
opener at 16:18 of the final.
period and then sank the first
and last goals of the game ani
Exeter's 4-2 overtime victory in
New Hamburg. He has also,
figured in five other counters;
throughout the three games;
played.
Chunky Bobby Gauthier has
been a pleasant surprise to the
Exeter club as has bruising
Keith Stephen.
Gauthier, taking a Heideman)
pass, breezed in on left wing and
Rodger Crane, Don Heilaien,
Jerry Melllillan and .Jerry Forler
have picked UP assists ora the
club's four goals scored.
The most effective unit on the
ice for the Chevs in the three
games has been the Jerry For•
ler•"Buff" Arnold -Jerry McMils
Ian line. Lackadaisical play in.
side the :Exeter blueline seems to
be the downfall of 1
biggest d vn all the
l ggc t
Philipsburg club,
t,�ra'rt;it Ptttt.lrsiii no 0
'.4 Doody For 11.1(0117„
h first Period
1 ---• Five tel% Merle
(Heideman) s•n7
T'enait(es -- Christ nor (hon'--
ing) 5:30; Viler (holdingI 11:07;
Heideman (elbowing) 16:43;
old (hooking) 19:37.
Semon IterVoi1
2—u'(eter, hoarser
(Qherle, Ilakieman) 2:T9
i I';reter, 'r'inenmhe 6:44
4 Plxeler, Stephen
(Heideman l 11 •^7
5 T'lsefor. (Merle (Stephen) 12•'7
Pena'Itles -- P1nrdmhe ('ate) na'
puck) 3:52; Chrlatner (hnldln, )
9;50,
fired a hot -one into the left: handl, Tetra perfect
corner of the Philipsburg net .for! 6—Exeter, Merle (.Loader) 14:'9
a big goal in the first.game of 7—i',Nrtar, )3a'tten
(Baynham, Plncnmbe) __ 17:16
the series and then came up with 1 T'enalites -- , one.
the winning marker in the second :Moot. 1)n Gnal B. ,
overtime game. I Irhilipsbul i ltl i8—'n
Rushing defencenlan Keith i,;xete' 2n )4 7 —41
Stephen has blinked the light
Ntwcwe 3lian ntb:huergs, ehiees pttolS]deadte. OnIen IIrcd1, P."r21RG 2
(rcrin
past Reinhart while cruising in 1—t'lxeter, Heideman
backwards on the net. It came (merle) . -. .- 4:01
Penaltica Stephen (trrppinx)
at 2:22 of the second period and 9,I r,; 1H e I d,m a n (Interference)
gave Exeter a 2-0 lead, His sec- .10:2.1; 'White* (charging) 17:56.
and goal was produced in the
third game Second ,period
3-- r:,(eler, Stephen .
":Red" Loader, Bill Pineombe ((merle, Russell) .__ _..__ 2:22
and Bill Batten re Estered their 3--7'hI1lI) )urg', l,hrat
singlegoals in the third game of ((.lane, IlPlbien) E:01
is 4--r'hillnshurF, Arnold •
the series Monday night. Catarallnan) 6:10
Jim Russell has two assists to Penalties -.- Vines (high ;tick -
his credit while Gib Sabourin, Ind) 3.5,4;
Wiese (inierfc+rence)
Glen Weise, Stephen, Loader, .lr rltieii (t noking')tnn15:15; Vi�,ea
Bob Baynham and Bill Pineombe (kneeing) 14:30; Wiese (elbow-
ea
lbnly_
each have one. Sabourin's was ing) 16.1,.1,
possibly the most important • of '1'plyd Perron
the series as he was the key Seorinf' -- N(ne.
Pen altlea — Ste (
(tripping)
figure in setting Heideman up 5:84: 'I)lelrich fhnl Ing' theippuel;)
for his winning goal in the first —nerved by ilekleman. sal: ste-
game.
Ehat, Arnold led Chevs
Stocky centre and team cap-
tain, Ron Ehart and winger
"Buff" Arnold are the top goal
getters for Philipsburg with two
each. Each player has put the
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phen (roughing) 11:45: 'Phillips
(cross-checking, roughing) 11:46;
McMill,an (elbowing) 17:40.
Overtini• period
5—Exeter. (4a.uthier _ 5:30
6—Exeter, .Heidemanoo .. 0:53
Penalties --k) (elbowing)
6:43.
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