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e With our jaunt to Port Dover last week with
tice Weati-Ilderton Combines, we have made the grand
Our of all the arenas in the Southwestern OHA
Fr those fans who don't get a chance to
011ow the ,Tribe on the road, we make a brief re
Ott on. some of the teams, facilities, and general
eamments on this new league,
We don't think we •are going out on a limb too
einich viten we call the Ingersoll Marlands the team
to beat. This classy squad has some top-notch players
al their roster, and several have seen Senior "B"
action. The Marlands have only been beaten once
this season and have won 10 games.
We'll have to pick the Mohawks as the team
that stands the best chance to overthrow the Mar -
lends. The Exeter team is the only other "A'club
.fei this league, and naturally should be rated above
the rest o fthe "B" teams, With some stroeger de-
fensive play. the Tribe should make it interesting
come playoff time.
Aylmer should end up In the third spot, but
Lucan-Ilderton could be the number three team if
they can get a bit of defensive help, The Combines
have been playing without any regular defensernen
in their last few games. They have some prolific
scorers and get good netminding from Barnes and
Scarborough.
Delhi and Port Dover wi1T battle it out for the
bottom positions in the league, but both these clubs
are better than their record indicates, They have the
biggest teams in the league, and perhaps their main
difficulty Comes from the fact that some of their
players forget about the puck and play the man too
muSeh.
:Either of these teams could surprise the lead-
ers at any time, and they are both capable of win-
uing their share of games.
Actually, this is a strong league and these
teams are fairly evenly matched and anything could
happen before the end of the season—and it probably
LQ.CALS-ON SHORT END IN ACCOMMODATION
Although they are among the top teams in
the league,. the Mohawks and Combinesare at the
bottom of the list when it comes to dressing room
facilities, Ingersoll and Aylmer have the best accom-
modation, and their rooms are large and comfortable.
Port Dover has just cornpleted a new part to
their arena and the dressing rooms there are spac-
ious and well-equipped.
Unfortunately we don't see any solution to the
Exeter situation, and although we call it one of the
poorest in the league, it is not a serious handicap.
We merely mention it as a point of interest for our
readers.
Although most fans would expect Exeter to
have the smallest ice surface, this is not the case.
Port Dover holds this distinction. Their ice surface
• is both shorter and narrower than Exeter's. However,
the renovation that has taken place at Port Dover
has left room for additional ice space, and perhaps
When more fundsare available, this will come abolut,
--All the teams in the league have comfortable
'halls for the fans to move to between periods. Ex-
eter has the most room with the use of the gym,
with most of the other arenas just having over -size
--e0htrancesto their arenas.
SOMETHING SHOULD BE .DONE•
The only real fault we have to find with any
of the setups around the league is the public address
Systena right here in Exeter. It is practically impos-
sible for the fans to hear Gord Baynham, due to the,
poor equipment.
Although some may think this is not a serious
handicap, we will have to differ. We think it distracts
-Vrom a• game when the fans cannot hear who scored
the goals for the teams competing.
This is especially poignant this year, with the
...Tribe in a new league and with new players perform-
*14.,jeleeethe local arena. In pt years the fans knew.
est ofvOttteeeplayers onlfte teams that played here,
but now thertbwe teams are only here twice, we
think it is time something was done about the system.
At the arena on Wednesday, the Mohawks
conducted 'a draw for a basket of groceries, but no
One could understand the announcement and se the
groceries were left in the office. It just happened
that Derry Boyle was in the office And asked what
the number was, and when he checked his own
ticket, he was the winner.
This was a fluke and people can hardly be
blamed if they dont buy tickets for something they
can't win—just because they can't hear the winning
e ;lumber. (How about a kid carrying a large card
around the ice with the number next time so the fans
Will see the number—unless they fix the PA?)
We also think it is a goo'd idea to announce
the players and their number so fans can pick out
Some of the players they hear abOut, and cahewatch
for theni on the. ice, This could possibly help to stir
up more interest in the game , and, keep the fans
coining back.
• Although this announcing equipment is poor,
it is ha as deplorable as the sound that eminates
from therecord player for the playing of "God Save
The Queen",
At the second last garne, the record was -broken
and arena mariaget Alvin Willert had it started be -
fere he realized this. This wee extutable, but the
•ound on Wednesday at the Ingersoll game wat not.
If it is the fault of the reathine, we suggest
t it either be fixed before it is'played agahi,'or
be played at all. The way
it is !q0W, it is actually
'sgradt and it would be far beth r without it.
Aft'is arOtletti---We send •ale
hawkAreiner Gord• "
erriVal
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tengratula-
and Mrs,
South
Ingersoll Marlands and Al -
mer Imperials lightened their
VIPs on the first and 'second
spots in the Southwestern Mere
this week,• As they eaclt came
• through with a pair of wins. •
The Marianas increased their
lead to four points, as they pick -
ca up a total of 10 points against.
the Exeter elohawks, Llican-
Rderton Combines and AY'neer
r 1. a Is. The three wins
brought the season total to 12
for the high -flying Ingersoll
crew, who have only been beat-
en once.
Aylmer consolidated their posi-
tion in the runner-up soot with
a win over Delhi and the Com-
bines. They edged the Rockets
7-5, and trounced the Lucari-
Ilderton squad 16-8. The win over
Lucas was worth four points to
the Imperials,
Mohawks strengthened
The Mohawks, who play a
honte-and-home series with the
Port Dover Sailors this week,
s have added two new players to
• their lineup to give them some
needed defensive strength.
Ernie Little, former goalie
with the St; Marys Lincolns and
the Mitchell Red Devils played
his first game this week in an
exhibition tilt with the Phillios-
burg Chevs. The classy netmind-
er showed plenty of his old.
form, in his first appeal:glee
of the season.
It is expected. that Little will
share the net -minding duties
with 8111 McCrea, who has b.1011
handling The chores, The Tribe
have picked up four wins with
McCrea in the nets so far this
season, . and the nimble veteran
has turned in several creditable
showings.
Bill Lamport, a former de-
fensive stalwart with the Strath.
roy Roelsets of the Senior ranks,
also played in Wednesday eight's
tussle with the Chevs. As yet,
Mohawk officials have not ob-
•Lained his release from the
Rockets, but expect to have no
difficulty in tieing so.
The recent additions give
coach Wall Westbrook a long
list of starry players for their
game with Port. Dover in Exe-
ter, Friday. The only regular
1101 expected in the 'thew) is
Boom Boom Gravett, Gravett in-
jured his back in a prank At his
job at Centralia.
The ,injury is not too serious,
andB6om is expected back in
the lineup after a short rest,
The game with the • Sailors
should • be a crowd-pleaser, as
the Port Dover crew will prob-
ably follow tree .:to form and
try to bounce the Tribe eight out
of the rink.
Game time is 9:00 p.m.
OPEel JUNIOR LEAGUE—Le,s Thomas, president of the Shamrock league, And, Stan ' AA •arlands hand Tribe
_ribe
Stokes, an executive .member of the MIA, performed the opening ceremeny at the e ve
opening of the new Junior "C" exhibition league which opened in Exeter, Tuesday.
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Jim McDonald, Exeter, left, and Rookie Brown, Lambeth, had tbe honor of the first .
face-off. Exeter won the game 9-7.
t —T -A photo second straight defeat
Ingersoll Marlands used the, The Exeter goalie was slight -
Exeter Mohawks for a" stepping .ly stunned from the shot. but
stone into first place in the was able to continue after a
Hawks open junior schedule
with victory over Lambeth
Exeter Hawks made their de -
slut in junior hockey a winning
one, when they edged Lambeth
9-7 in an exhibition tilt here,
Tuesday.
It was the opening game of the
new Shamrock Junior "C" ex-
hibition schedule that iS being
!used to lay the ground work for
the junior league to open next
fall. ;
The powerful Exeter entry,'
ifeaturing six players who have
seep action with the Mohawks,
I had to go all out to down the
scrappy Lambeth six. Actually,
the outcome of the game was in
'doubt until Bob Jones fired a
puck into ths open Lambeth net
I with only six seconds remain- '
ling.
Lambeth built up a two -goal
"lead in the first period, but the
il.fewks came back strong to re -
'verse the tables with their own
two -goal ,mergin at the end of
!the second. They added ahother,
tally in the early minutes of the!
•
:final frame, and appeared to
;have the game well in hand, but
Lambeth rallied for two quickies
and had the Hawks on the ropes
until Jones scored the clincher!
with Lambeth using en extra
forward.
Cy Blommaert and Whitey It-,
1ingworth paced the Exeter at-
tack with a pair of goals apiece.
'Jim Russell, Bill Heywood, Jack
Stephan, Lloyd Moore and Bob
Jones scored singles.
Lambeth also had a pair of
two -goal men in the Persons of
Jim W 11 • and Bill Evan.
S'ngle tallies were picked tin by
Ron Arnistrong, Alert Morris,'
Wayne Hayball.
Take early feed '
.The visitors jumped into an'
Orly 2-0 lead in the early min-
utes of the first period on goals
by Walker and Evan, The Lam-,
beth squad continually pressed
the Hawks in their own end, es
the Exeter crew had difficulty!
getting their offense rolling,
I Jim fitissell finally put the
l•Hawks on the ecoresheet when
lie blasted . a 'herd shot past
itrloomorev,%lifitiLrytenitts,pevoprre jeutsipaisns.
side the Lambeth blueline,
Ron Armstrong pat the N'iSit-
; 01'S another two -goal lead
at the:12:50 mark on a play with
!Brown and Minhihnick. How,
:ever, lees than a minute later
iBlonimadit got a breakaway in-'
.:side the bluelind and neatly
deked the goalie to cut the lead
:to ,3-2 at the end of the first,
period.
Really roll in second
The Hawks caught fire in the
.Middle frame and started to
• click on their passes and de-
fensive play and popped in fi.vel
goals, while holding Lambeth te
, two markers. 4
Two of the goals were imos-
iaistecl tallies picked up by 11.1
lingworth. The speedy little
centre out atoned a lone Lan -
1 bell defender on his first goal,
hed then was credited with his
'tecond when his pass from be-
hind the net hit a skate and
tbounced into the net.
1 Vern aert, Heywood and
iMeere were the other Merkemoh
iin the period.
The third peeled WA tilt hest
ef the eight, es both teams play-
ed wide -Open, And the betty -
checking bedarise much stiffee.
Tempers Appeared to be at the
breaking point, but 110 Setieue'
edi:bee resulted.
Jack Stephan gave the Hawks
an te lead on e goal in the
early tilleutee 01. the peeled. The
:speedy right winger took s etr-,
'fest pass from Frank 'Boyle end
'got behind the: lone -defender te
get a elder break on Moore.
Bviins managed tally t6r
Lambeth At the 1,0:50 Merle and
Wayne Heybeil PtIlled the viSii-
ere to within on. geol when he
tered at the if:sa mark. I
The LeMbeth Six tentititted t�
ese eed Teti Seeders had (h.
et aside worst ,atird: elinte Y.
ie rem /met ottia:it
taft'sbelft elayhd the
the play backfired • when Bob
Jones and Jack Stephan hem-
med them into their own end,
and Jones picked up the loose
disc and fired a shot into the
top corner of the unguarded
cage.
Game comments — Preceding.
the contest, Les Thomas, presi-
dent of the Shamrock League,
and Stan Stokes, an executive
member of the QMHA, dropped
the first puck during centre ice
ceremonies to officially open the
new league . Don "Boom
Boom" Gravett handled the
coaching duties for the Hawks.
Although they had only one work'.
out under their belts, the Hawks
showed promise of coming ue
with some exciting hockey action
during the balance of the. sea-
son . „ . The Exeter lineup in-
cluded: Ted Sanders, goal; Bill
!Heywood, Dale Turvey, Jack'
Chipcliase, Murray Bell, Alvin*
'Finkbeiner, defense; Jim Rus-
sell, Lloyd 'Moore, Whitey
iliing-
worth, Frank :Boyle, Bob !Tones,-
Jack Stephan, Cy Blommaert,
m McDonald, Bob Morrissey,
forwards Gerald McBride,
was not in uniform as the de-
fensive stalwart suffered a se-
vere head gash in a juvenile
!contest, Monday.
SH lacks experience,
begin play next wee
South Huron District High
School's junior boys and girls
open defense of their Perthex
Ttiutleessdatyvhen t league opens,
All four teams will he in ac -i
lion, with the boys playing host I
to Stratford Raiders, while the
girls travel to Stratford for their
double-header.
Both junior .teanss have lost
several members from last year's
championship squads, and wilt
have to insert severe!. young, in- march
Si rat t,ttttl al NitrhAll
1:2-1-.1stmwel at St. eseree
as—Smell 'Huron at N.1 itehe11
26—Et. Marys at strattore
• February
1—Strait-Ord at Lictowel
5,—Scslith FTUron at St.. Ala.rys
n—r.istolvel at Sew 0 Ifuren
! P.---Mirhell at: SI. AlaryF
14—Son th Fluxon, at Si rat! ord
1..ist (mei at Mitehe'l.
15—M11Tb-ell at Stratford
15—St, Marys -At '1.1sterwhl
1.'2—Mit rla e'll at Atitli T-111ron '
20.-S trat ford at St. Marys
experienced players in their line-
up.
Coach Laurette Selene]. has
three members of her team beets,
while George Wright, who will
handle the junior boys this year.
will only hdtte four members re-
turning.
Both senior teams are in much
the same position as their junior
cohorts, as several names -from
lest year's lineups have gra-
duated or left school,
Four members of the girIS
squad will be back and will he
holstered with the addition of
four of last year's junior entry.
The senior leree-e squad is not
quite as fols,o..„• coach
Glenn Micklseee'ses sse!„'„teSsetWhitey
Tllingworth i'--4rs)AP'''Strahg
(es,
hack from lac 50gle Tur-
Vey the only Ifienibei. from
last year's junior scaled to step
up to the senior ranks.
The SHDHS schedule is listed
below. The genes listed are for
the boys Wads. The 'girls sche-
dule is just the reverse. That is,
when the boys are at home, the
girls will be playing against the
same team out of town, and vice
1-1.1stemvet at .51 raAtord
2—St. MAry's st,t trttt ti 'Huron
Marys Nlit-hell
SOU I 14u 1.ist owe!
Games start A t 355 p.m,
Retains trophy
Kippen shoot
Harry elatliera, Exeter, ar-
dent minted competitor, regain-
ed the Labatt trophy in the an-
nual New Year's Day shoot at
Eippen.
i Harry brought the trophy
home for; the second straight
year when lit posted a score 61
45 out of 50 targets.'
Frank Humphrey, Stratford,
and B. Kydd, London, shared
second place with 41 out of 50
targets.
' The • shoot was goonsored by
the Kippen Guu Club,
BIG THIRST
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versa. generating station will use 1,000, -
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SCHEDULE 1961 for cooling purposes—five Unice
nuary ia—straitora et South Huron
the coristtniptiOn of MetroPeliten
Steeeeit et 1,teleeret Toronto.
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SOUTHWESTERN OHA
INTERMEDIATE
Hockey Action!
Fri.
Jan. 6
9;Q� pare
PORT DOVtR
vs,
EXETER MOHAWKS
so.04t THE MKS OHAWBY ATTENDING -
ALL HOME. GAMS
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right side, but 'thes!jegereoll fees
get We pass nut tolleDoealet in
weed ntAnAged to -s toeze t,y. and
trout of the net. ,I.,:.
thLe"psewt11:onintblitiQa, tinor tillVeirl',,
Beettie-Dunhere clieXed. on
.neat passing plaY 't,ei .eut the
lead to 5-3. Dunhansl'aerl. tilrieh
started the play fro:t their 'MI
'end and Beattie pi ked. upthe
pegs just outside 'Hie ingeeeell
leg in With .ilim...:' The husky
blueline with both li: estates rec.
fens lapse
e0brye .'htlise ' sem'S sixth
goal e t the 11:15 m 114, Pearson
and Boerne]. were sll. alone in
front of the Exeter el, and 'Bob
med- six inches off e.he ',ice and
edeadn uppealinsotillie t'ola
eD
and his bullet -like " rive skims
winger elected to -, ry .a shot,
JicklY whip'
Pearsen,
\\'bite's pass was
ped into the net by
Boom Boom picke kip his see,
mid tally Jess the a .minute
later when he score on. a 'beck,
bander just inside .he
The shifty winger p eked up the
loose puck and fire, a screened
shot that just Weld' i past Lock -
head's outstretched.' oot into the
corner of the net.
The goal cut the Ingersoll lead
to 6-4 at 1.1.1e end o the period.
Gealies star
tom corner,
advantage
vseh a wk de.
The third period was a \vides
open affair, with bo h teams dis-
playing a good brand of hockey,
130th Lockhead and McCrea
came up with key s ayes to keep
the teams off the sc re sheet for
most of the peri McCrea,
especially, came u with some
excellent saves in; the Exeter
net:, and robbed G ose Land on
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Southwestern 011A. when they helvf! rest.
handed the Tribe a 7-4 setback ' Gerd Nudds scored the first SOUTHWEST E
in Exeter, Wednesday. •
It was the tenth win of the
season for the powerful Mar -
lands, against a single defeat,
Two of theirwins have been
against the Mohawks,. the only
other "A" club in the league,
Gord Nudds paced the Mar-
ianas :in their hard-fought battle
against the Tribe with a brace
of goals. Ralph Beemer, Roger
lienhawke, Dan . Pearson, Ron
McDonald and jack Lewis pick-
ed up single tallies.
• The leading scorer on the Mo-
hawk , roster, Boom Boom Gra-
vett, notched a pair of goals to
lead his team.. Single tallies
,were picked uo by Don Beattie
and Stan Ulrich,
Open lead in first
Tile game was tess than four
minutes old when Ralph Beerner
shot 'thevisiting Marlands into
a 1-0 lea& The hefty winger took
a clearing pass from his own
end and raced down the entre-
with only Murray Butcher back.'
Butcher dropped on the shot, and
managed to block it, but Beam-
er picked up the rebound and
skated around the fallen player
and :fired a blazer past McCrea.:
A spirited attack by Eeeter's
first line of Heideman. Gravett
and. Beattie finally paid off
when Boom Booni scored the.,
emializer at the six -minute mark
of the period,
Beattie had the first chance
when he picked up the puck 15
feet in front of the Ingersoll net,
but missed on his backhander.
Heideman just failed to tip the
rebound into the corner, but he
picked UP the loose disc, skated
behind the net and passed to
Gravett and 'Boom fired •a neat
backhander into the epee corner.
The Mai.lands built up a 2-1
lead near the midway mark of
the period when Roger Hee-
hawke blasted a hard drive from
the point. The puck bit the in-
side of the post and bounced
against .1\,teCtea's head and then
dropped beck inbo. the net.
i of his two goalsperiod a‘tv,hetintehel5:42
tip- Last week's scores:
crneadrkinc>f atinleother point shot by .\31nler 7, nelhi 5
agersoll 7 Exe.ter
.1.1enhawke, The leftwinger was
'lingers' oll 7' 1- I
left all alone in front of the net
and managed to deflect the bill-
Ilet drive into the corner past
Por, nrWC41: l',11W;11
rtIgnI.F011 Aylmer
yimer 15, Luran-;
Delhi 5, Port Dovst.
BM • McCrea,
The goal gave the 'Marianas
a 3-1 lead as the teams left the
ice at the end of the first period.
!Juggles lineup
! • Coach Walt Westbrook juggled
his two main scoring units in
the middle 'period in an effort to
get • some more scoring punch.
wingDosi Beattie
•right
'on a line centred by Dunham,
with Ulrich on right wing.
Charlie Westman moved from
• his centre spot on the second
line to left wing on the first line
with Heideman and Gravett.
The move appeared to give the
Tribe more balance. and result-
ed in three goals. However, the
Marlands picked up a similar
number to maintain their mar-
' gin.
Jeck Lewis opened the lead to
three goals at the 2:19 mark of
the peeled when he scored on
a backhander from 15 feet out.
isTurids started the play when he
lifted 'a long shot into the Ex: -
t., end the •i I- L dug
the puck out of the corner and
came around in front to get hit
fliSalt'ekner.Illeich got the goal back
j when he scored less than two
, minutes later. Red Loader 'fired
'a long shot that Lockheed block-
ed, and the Ingersoll goalie
'drooped on the puck to stop the
nlay. Howevei. he left a bit of
the disc sticking out under his
pad, and Ulrich came streaking
'in. to 'elip the puck into the net,
Tori -McDonald pulled the Mar-
' lends' back into a three -goal
,lead at the 759 mark when he
finished off a passing play with
Barrett and Pearson. • Pearsoh
WAS thrown off stride bY Keith
Stephens as he came clown the
Staodin
1117,ersoll 12
er 10
Exeter 4
(..oran-.1klerton 2
Pt. Dover .
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