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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-09, Page 877,1 Page .$ The Times -Advocate, April 9,, 1959 COP TWO TITLES—Exeter Bantams made an impressive showing in the bantam "C" hockey trail this winter as they copped two championships in three tries. The local .$quad won the WOAA Bantam "C" title and the Lucan Shamrock Hockey League championship. The only attempt that caused them to face defeat was in the OMHA semi-finals against. Blenheim. Pictured above, top row, left to right, are "Bunny" Ford (coach), Mike Cushman, Fred Smith, Bob Broderick, Bob Schroeder, John Nagel and Derry Boyle (coach). Bottom row, Don Cann (captain), Lester Heywood, Ricky Boyle, Fred Lamb, Leslie Howard, Stan Lesnick, Peter McFalls, Billy Wright and Freddy Wells. —Photo by Jack Doerr, Exeter Last chance for bowlers With playoffs right around the corner, teams in the Exeter `lien's Bowling League will have one last chance to grab a posi- tion in the top six in each of the ''A" and "B" groupings for a crack at the top winnings. Teams finishing lower than the first six will automatically en- gage in a consolation final. Rockets of the "A" grouping have clinched the choice spot and will bowl the Wildcats or Larry's Supertest for the grand championship within the week. Wildcats are only one point a- head of the second place Super - test entry who have been "hot- ter-than-a-fireeracker" over the past eight weeks. Kingpins rolling .too! Kingpins, who were lodged in ninth place four weeks ago, have shifted into high gear and are presently comfortably holding down fifth place in the stand- ings. Co-op and Edselaires, each tied with 84 points, will have their last fling for a place in the top six this week as the GM's, who are holding the sixth rung, have m total of 86 points. Pepsi's are the only team that can dislodge one of the big six !n the "A" group as they trail the Big Six by two points for sixth place. Players turning in 700 or bet- ter triples this week included Larry Rumpel (Larry's Super - test) 705; Stan Frayne (Big Six) 731, Lloyd Stewart (Red's Bil- liards) 736, Lorne Haugh (Rock- ets) 710 and Jack Coughlin (Pep- si's) 705. Three bowlers hit the select "300" club. Ward Kraft of Lar- ry's Supertest rolled 318; Cal Wein of the Edselaires chalked up a 311 game and G. Webb of the Tip Toppers managed a 306.. Free bowling awards of the week went to Ward Kraft for his 318 single; Lloyd Stewart for a 736 triple and to Ross Haugh of the Rockets on the hidden score basis. Oz tops averages Bob Osgood, since the start of the bowling back in Septem- ber, continues to pace the in- dividual averages within the 24 teams with 238. Len Thompson, who is a team- mate of Osgood on the Wind- mills, holds down second place with 218. Jack Fuller of the Rock- ets is third with 217 while Bob Nicol (Fin Poppers) and Ray Van Dorselaar (Red's Billiards) share fourth with 215. ":1" LEI 5: Tradesmen (E. Tiepwnnd 656) - 5 Pinpnppers (P. Sweet 647) 2 Big Six (S. Frayne. 731) _ 5 Pepsis (T. Coughlin 705) Windmills (R. Wetttanfer 64n) Silver Hawks (Default) n Bed's Billiards (I.. Stewart 736) 5 111114/:en (R. Smith 600) 2 Butchers (G. Robinson 6113) 5 Spare,` (T. Fairhairn 6221 . __. 2 Rorke's (I.. Haugh 71111 -.... 5 C. Ftnilera : R, TWAT 571) _.. .,,.. 2 Standinyes Rockets 112 'Windmills . 141 Red's Billiards .._ .. 12:1 Butchers _ .. -_,. -. 112 I:Cilkmen _ . 106 Big Six 1116 Pepsis .... 101 Tradesmen . 90 Spares ....., .- ... - i Pinpoppers. 16 Crnmarty Rollers . . 77 Silver Hawks , ., ..... "n" IMAGE 171 671:2 54267 81761: 83221 53214 82462 41(66 R2255 0 ;n:,n 82661 snuff! 091b4 Imperials (I). )Tarrisnn 566) 5 Bankmonts (13. Harris 316) 2 Wildcats (F. PolvdCri 65(1) r.'1I'8 (14 Carroll 36.1 Edcrlaires (C. Wein 602; ,. 5 Co -Op ((7. Hume r, ,0) Kingpins (C. 'Radford 6(:7) _. 7 Dodgers (Default) ..._ 5 I.. Supertest(T.. Itumpel 705) -. 7 t"pstnrte (5). Melntnsh 654, n Irippen Tigers (J. Triebner 604) 3 TIP ;Tippers I(4. Webb 666) _.. 2 Sfunding* Wildents 111; 40114 Larry's Supertest 1112 61161 1:'pstarte ... )9 64910 imperials ., s; 41222 Kingpins 52 65024 tY.1T'a• . _ _ 56 7,3951 Co -Op 64 71111 Erlstlaires Si 70201 Tip 1'nppera.................64 779311 Kippen Tigers 03 77106 Bankmnnts . 10 74451 >po(Ig•erit 60 72062 'r'll"E', ",20(1" ,Fi T It lGxl f t,t Tt ;Bob ()sgnna226 Len Thompson 216 Zack Fuller . _.... 217 BobStilrn! 15 Ray '4nn rtoraefaar • " 215 Brio ;Heywood -...212 ("rocker . _.._ __._. 212 rap 'Fester- 21 1 F3. Wettlaufet — _w 210 T+orite Haugh --.t ___ - 205 W. T)avidson ttttt606 lriniY travett 205 Dort Wtlla ._ 204 Harold 7iolt2m n 205 Stan 1'r:cyne ._ .- ._ 201 Larry Tleldern)n .... 203 Lloyd Cushman 204 Chub 12dwards 202 T)rn T''alr1talrn 20; .A. P15ltke 0" DTiirray T rintnell-------2(11 201 201 (4enrg (i1rnn)r r1e0n:.. /M Smith -- ttttt 202 I Mohawks l- Continued From Page 6 1 perately tried to form their gang- ing attacks inside the Exeter blueline but a sound defensive pattern with consistent check- ing the mainstay, the tribe hand- ' cuffed all attempts to score. One of the nicest goals of the night was scored by Mohawk Gib Sabourin at 6:01 of the third !period. Gib, who turned in one 1 of his best displays of the sea- , son, Mole the puck off the stick of a Chew player at centre ice to race in on an unprotected Phi- lipsburg netminder. He carried right into the goalers' doorstep and deked him out of position to casually flip the disc into the open side of the net. The goal came when. Exeter was a man short .and Philipsburg were forming a serious attack. Lanky Jim Russell added more icing to the cake at 18:10 when ' he finished off a play with Hei- t deman and Oberle by drilling a high shot into the centre off the net over the prostrate form of John Reinhart. The Chev goaler had previously stopped two shots off the sticks of Heideman and Oberle before he gave way to Jim's scorcher. Blueline brigade scare Exeter finished the third pe- riod with only one defenceman. Bob White was smashed into the boards midway through the sec- ond period and had to retire. Keith S t e p h e n, the blueline basher who added a lot of spark to the Mohawk, defensive setup, missed the game because of a chest injury. Al Rundle didn't dress. So Glen Wiese was the only regular defenceman in the lineup. To fill the gap Heideman played the point throughout the game while Loader took an extra shift to help out. "Red" was only off the ice once in the final fram e. . Bill Pincombe, Gib Sabourin and chunky Bob Gauthier formed the second line for the tribe and looked their best this season. Glen Wiese also came up with one of his better blue - line efforts in the victory. Pin- combe and Sabourin monopolized the play when on the ice with. their checking tactics while Guathier set up offensive plays. Chevs wins fourth game Philipsburg Chevs prolonged the series whenthey copped the fourth game 7-4 in New Ham- burg. It was a do-or-die effort for the Chevs and they made the best of it by skating the tribe into the ice. Mohawks missed the valuable service of Loader When he arrived without skates. Ron Phillips, Jim Pfaff and Jerry Steffler paved the way to victory, Phillips fired two goals in the first period and his line - mates added singles throughout the contest, Don Heibein also scored a pair while Roger Crane added the other. For the Mohawks, Bill Oberle blinked the light twice while ,,111/Ill iIIIII1111011t1011111111111111111111,,r,,Ir111IIIIlnliltl1111nllllt111111111111tItIIP1,1111!11111, 1Ittltttttttttt11111111111111: Dawn tavern cops GB title The Grand Bend Men's Bowl- ing League climaxed the season this week with Dawn Tavern de- feating the Could Bees in the finals for the championship. The Grand Bend Ladies' League are presently engaged in the :semi-finals while the Park- hill Ladies' League is winding up their regular league schedule, GRAND BEND LADIES Tips and Downs _.., .. 2703 Harmony Girls _. , 2561 Leginnaires 2473 On Timers _.. -._ 2463 I'ARK:HILL LADIES Lir ky Liz _,-..-_-._ .__..._ 15 f)umples _.-_ 56 Hula :Hoopers 52 Tinpred)rtables 42 Sputniks __-.-__ 38 Bird bogs _......_.» :1 Rock 'n rolls _ _..._ 16 Jim Russell and Gib Sabourin notched singletons. Club not going on Even. if Exeter Mohawks had received permission to enter the OHA playdowns, it is doubtful if they would have gone on, The cost of keeping ice in the local arena was at a considerably high level while the Mohawk club itself was short of players due to the injury jinx. THE CHAMPIONSHIP: Exeter A, Philipsburg 1 EXETER — Gonl, Dietrich: defence, Wiese, 1Vhlte; cen- tre, Oberle: vyingly, Itu, sell, Louder; alternates, Heide- man, Baynhnm, Gauthier., enhourin, Batten, Jim Mac- Donald (sub goal), PHUIPSBORG—Goal, Hein - hart : dere n. a e, Christner, Vines: e r n t r r, Phitllps: Wings, Stetfler, Pfaff: al- te,rnates, Forler, McMillan, Arnold., Ehrat, H e (h e i n, Crone, 'Heldman, Pnetker, Ahnntz, Hnnnn (mug goal). First period. 1—Exeter, Leader (Oberlc) -. . g:38 Penalties—Arnold (elbow - 2:10. Second. period 2—.Exeter, Loader (Oherle, Russell) __ 9:19 3—Exeter, Oberle (Louder, :Runnel`) 4—Philipsburg, Phillips (Steftier, Ehrat) __ .15:44 5—Exeter Heideman _ 18:48 Penalties — R.unsell (trip- ping) 5:47; Pfaff (slashing) 9:38; Chrlstner (holding) 10:00; McMillan (boarding) 7.3:20, !Third period 8—.Exeter, Sabourin -- 8101 :—:Exeter, Russell. (Oberle, Heideman) 16:19 Penalties — McMillan (booking) 1:48; Heideman (tripping) 14123, Tieman's Hardware Dashwood Phone 8 SEE US FOR • PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRICAL WORK • OIL BURNER SERVICE & INSTALLATIONS • FUEL AND CEMENT AIIr I,IIIIIIIIIII111t111Ir11lrrlrllrlrlrl 1!1111,/„111111111,r1r1,"11111111,1,1/i1111ir1111,r1r11111111111rr1IIIIIII 1111 11111 !111111,111\ -010111111111/111,1111111111111111111IIt11t01Ot111/11001 i 11111111II 11th! 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If it hadn't been for some stellar net - minding from Howard Stevenson, the score may have been doubled, Jerry Harrigan completed a three-way play involving Barry Black and Keith O'Neil at 13.05 to give the homesters a comfort- able two -goal edge. Barry Black added insult to abuse when he angled a shot into the Keene net off defending defenceman Bill Renwick's skate, Neil steady in goal Thirteen - year - old Bill Neil turned in a superlative sixty minute effort for Lucan. The young netminder, who actually is in his last year of bantam, came up with several keys saves, par- ticularly in the first period. One of his biggest of the night was off centre Joe .Clancey who broke right in on him from centre ice. Fast scoring in Peterborough Lucan did things the hard way at Peterborough. Down 8-5 with only two and one-half minutes to go, they pumped home three quickies to pull out a tie. Norman Sceli:+was the hero of this contest as he sank Keith O'Neil's pass at 18.55 to tie up the game. Keith O'Neil himself got the scoring spree off on the right foot with a goal at 17.20. Hugh Conlin, wearing number 10 on his jersey, picked up an unassisted marker at 18.15. Jerry Harrigan produced the "hat -trick" 'with earlier goals in the game, while Norman Seeli and Barry Black rapped in single- tons. Bill Renwick led Keene with three goals. Joe Clancey and. John Kindred bagged two apiece, while Ray Scarlett scored one. Every player on the Shamrock hockey club gained equal praise from Coach "Froggy" Freeman as the only way Lucan won the championship from Keene, was through consistent teamwork from every player on the club. ITJCAN 8, K.EENE 3 I4:I.ENE; — Goal, Stevenson: de- fence, Bob O'Brien, David Nelson; centre, Toe Clancey; wings, Ray Scarlet, .loon Kindred: alternates. Billy Renwick, Don Hawkes, Bill Shearer, James O'Toole. Clary Cory, John Shearer, John La - Plante. ,Ian Edwards. ',DEAN — Goal, Bill Nell: de- fence, Paul Conlin. Prank Egan; centre, Barry Black; wings, Gerry Harrigan. Norman Sceli; alter- nates, Jne O'Neil, Keith O'Neil, Gerald R. Kehl, Mike Murdy, Hugh Conlin. F1rNt period 1: Lucan, P. Conlin 4:07 2—Lucan. Joe O'Neil (M. Murdy) . __ 2:21 3—Keene, Hawkes (Shearer( 10:59 4—Keene, O'Brien (Clancey) 14:42 Second period 5-Lucan, Garry Revington (P. Conlin, 'Egan) ___-.2:25 6—Keene, Scarlet. (Kindred. Renwick) 12:3.4 7—Lucan, Keith O'Neil 19:13 Penalties—Scell (holding) 11:98; Kindred (slashing) 15:59; Seel( (elbowing) 18;58. Third period S—Lucan, Garry Harrigan (Black, K. O'Neil) 13:01 9—Lucan. Black (Harrigan) 17:56 Penalties Sceli (tripping) 10:34; Renwick (slashing) 11:40; Kindred (charging) 14;48: B. O'Brien (elbowing) 16:30; Hawkes (match misconduct) 16:30. Paint a room in one afternoon ! NEW/MPROI/ED SPRED SATIN. 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Mike Cushman added single tallies, Leading the Gherkins was Garry Revington with three goals, Bill Neil fired a pair while Mike Murdy sank a third period goal to round .out the Lucan at. tack. Exeter held a 3-1 first period lead and came out on top of a slim 6-5 margin at the end of the second. They outscored the homesters 2-1 in the final 20 minutes to wrap up the game and, the championship. Nzgftr f:R 8, LLC,:il:.(t This Was The Big One: 111.TFi1 .-- Goal, Lesile Howard; defence, Don Cann, Lester Hey- wood; centre, :Ricky Boyle; wings, Fred Wells, Fred Lamb; alter- nates, Pete McFalls, Billy Wright, Alike Cushman, Don Cooper, Stan Lesnirk, Bob Schroeder, Bob Broderick. 14'CAN --- Goal, Eddy Harrigan; defence, Dale Hussey, Mike Mur- dy; centre, Bill Nell; wings, Gary Revington, Wart Neil; alternates, Gordon Young. Terry Hickson, Clary Hayter, Boger Black, Don Coughlin. Around the Arena. By LARRY HEIDEMA.N The Wings, coached by Art Storey and Doug. Grayer, e- merged i.s the winners of the Exeter peehouseleagweeue Satu hockerdyay morn• Saturday. It was a bard fought battle between the Wings and Jets as both teams ended a 20 -game schedule in a tie for first place. It was then decided to play a two -game total goals to .count series. In the first game the Jets coaclted by Doug Allen and Ber- nie Penner squeaked put a well earned 6-5 victory to give then) a one goal advantage. Bill Allen and Larry Brintnell came up with two goal perform- ances for the Jets while singles went to Dennis Hockey and Tom Allen, For the 'Wings it was Bob Mc- Donald with two with singles to Ricky Schroeder, Ray Cockwell and Larry Willert, In the second game the Wings walloped the Jets to the tune of 8-4. Bob McDonald came through with the "hat trick" while doubles were registered by Ricky McDonald and Bob Storey, Ray Cockwell rounded out the scor- ing. 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