The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-01-26, Page 5PERFORM AT .HENSALL—Shown above are the captains ..of the four finalists in
the annual Kinsmen midget tournament held. ji Hensall, Saturday, The boys, .shown
With George Beer, centre, who. :organized the tournament, are: Gary Doak, Gode.
rich, the outstanding player in the tourney; Paul Rau, Seaforth; George Beer, Hen -
Sall; Craig ,Chapfnan, Hensall, leading scorer in the event, and Bill Neil, Lucan,-
Hensall, Go erich kids
cop tro
Goderich Sailors and the
host Hensall .Kinstnen came lip
with a shutout victory each in
the final. round of the second
annual Kinsmen midget tourn.
ament staged in Reagan, Sat-
urday, to COp their respective
divisions,
The Goderich six opened the
tournament with ,sa convincing
6-1 win over Exeter and came
up with a superb defensive dis-
play to completely dominate
their final match with Sea -
forth, and win 7.0,
:Hensel started off in flying
fashion too, whipping Ripley
in their "D" series opener by
a 7-1 count, and dumping the
Lucan 3-0 in the final
contest of the tournament.
The. six contests were wit-
nessed, by three NHL scouts
And Several youngsters came
up with superb -showings to
press the hg league onlookers,
Gerry Brown, former coach of
the Toronto Marlboros of the
Junior "A" league and Vic
Loughlead were on hand to
scout the youngsters for the
Toronto Maple Leafs, while
Farmer McFadden. for m e r
coach of Seaforth and Burling-
ton in the Junior "13" ranks.
watched for the Detroit, Red
Wings.
Gary Doak, a :first year
member. of rime Goderich squad,
was chosen as the most
valu-
able player in the. tournament,
and was given an autographed.
hockey stick from the Toronto
Maple Leafs,
The flashy defenseman has
played a couple ot games for
the Goderich Saities in the
fast junior "B" rinks, and
wag a standout in both games
for the "8" champions in the
Hensall tourney, Although he
only scored two goals, he set
up several others with his
fancy s'tickwork, old was the
mainstay of the defensive unit.,
which was only scored on once.
in the two games -they played.
Craig Chapman, a Hensall
bantam, emerged as the scor-
ing star of the annual event,
coming up with four goals for
the "D" champs. The right
winger scored one against Rip-
ley in the series opener, and
came. back with all three goals
in the win over Lucan. He also
assisted on three other Hensall
markers,
Exeter trounced
Exeter faced off in the open-
er against the Goderich outfit
and were no match for the lake
town boys, comprised mainly
of members of last year's un-
defeated bantam "8" Ontario
ehampiens.
IV -Weyer, Exeter managed
to hold their own for the first,
half of the. contest, but Gode-
rich came up with five unan-
swered markers in the. final
half to cop their first win,
Gary Doak opened the scor-
ing at the 13:40 mark, after
Goderich had hemmed the
Exeter crew into thole own
one. The big defenseman pick.
ed up a loose puck and neatly
side.Stepned two defenders bt-
fore rifling a blistering shot
past Les Howard,
Deal Cann, who eame up
with a superb showing for the
losers, scoeed Exeter's lone
Marker in the opening accords
of the second frame en a
beautifully executed play. Don
Cooper fired a long shot into
the. Goderich end, and as one
of their defenders skated after
the puck, the Exeter captain
followed in hot pursuit. Just
as the Goderich player get in
the puck, Cann lifted MS stick
and stole the disc and firet1
a
hard blast, into the short side
par: Fritzley,
Goderich book a 1.1 Wet be-
fore f.he•end of the ported on
Marker's by Harrison and
8tillug, And cant e up with
three More in the final 46 cop
the Roll Doer scored two
Of the ring ditto, With Yeo
potting the other,
Seaforth stops Clinton
raced by the three.goill ef;
fart of their captain, Paul Mill,
the Seaforth midgets won lilt
second "13" encounter with a
Close 5.3 win over
RAO Started the Winners off
on the right feet, 'COnheeting
for his first goal At, the 3:05
Mark of the first, OHO& Oil a
Play with Pappel.
Arker eneried up A two -goal
lead three Minutes later oil A
similar Play With 1611, Winger
Clieteri finally bit tilt Wert-
alitet the seeOntt Period
Jerry and Poli Ceoper
tenibibieg to out the. Seaforth
ies in tourne
lead to 2.1. The score remain.
ed the same until Arker pick-
! ed up his second goal at the
3:50 mark of the final to give
Seaforth a 3.1. lead,
The Cooper pair came back
again a 'minute later and pull-
! ed Clinton back to within one
I goal, but Rau came through
I with a pair of quickies to pull
1 the game out of the reach of
I their rivals.
Livermore managed to score
for° Clinton in the final minute
of Ute game but the tally came 1
too late to pose a real threat
for the winners. .
Chapman s star
Hensall Kinsmen midgets
spotted Ripley on first period
goat in the "D" ;opener, and
then completely dominated the
final two frames to post a con-
.vincing 7-1 win over their
northern rivals.
Gerry and Craig Chapman
ivere the stars of the contest,
potting four goals for the win-
ners. Gerry. triggered three of
the four tallies, but' his young-
er brother racked up three as-
sists to go with his lone 'tally
to gain four scoring points to
edge his brother in that depart-
nient.
Don Brooks started the scor-
ing off :for Ripley at the 7:10
mark, Alter stealing a. clear-
ing pass. from a Hensel], de-
fender to rifle a blast past
David Taylor in the Hensall
nets.
Otto Stnale pulled the hosts
back into a 1-1. lie in the earlY,
minutes of the second frame
and then the Chapman boys;
took over to pace the on-
slaught.
Craig, who is still bantam
age, started the spree at the
13:00 minute mark when he'
put on a dazzling display of
stickwork to get past -two de-
fenders and fire the disc into
the top corner past Sutton.
Gerry added two. more be.;
fore the teams left the ice at
the end of the second, and,
popped in his third right after,
the opening Whistle of the final '
frame to give the Hensall squad
a commanding 5-1 lead,
• Jack Chipehase and Larry
Jones, the other two big guns,
for the winners, added a niark-i
er each. as the Hensall squad
maintained. their • relentless at --
Locals reifies for Will
ek.
.
The Legion sponsored Lucan
squad had to come from be.;
hind twice in their contest to
hand, the Zurich six a 5.2 set.:
hack.
Earl Wa-gner, star of the ,
Zurich, entry, opened the sear.
ine after only 40 seconds of
play 'in the game, The flashy
centr e m an stick handled
through most of the Lucan
tem to fire a blazer into the
net- past. Bill Darling.
PAUL Young pulled the Irish
hack into a tic with his m ark -
Cr at the 5:00 'minute mark,
but Wagner shot Zurich into
another lead less than a non-
ute later.
Larry Dewan triggered Lu -
score A t 2-2 as the teams riphsr
can's second tally to klieg the IkeateltsrH
changed ends at the end of
the first period. The two Area iL
rivals battled to A scoreless
second 'frame. but :lateen came 1 I
HP with three big tallies bol
.register ithe
Doe Coughlin, LAITY Dewar
and Cary nevington were the
last period. markamen for the
Wittliera.
Dederick wins final
.13a.rnes sparks LJ Combines
win In eter
, .
.
to;:kesd., tilW(ledtanle)sidsayr wtillleiPPAtilQi 1MalollkiYawZ"geert'siwstoick.
the locals 5-3 in --ExeL"'" 81an Ulrich finally put the
over , ,,
Lucainlicterion C o In b iia e clearing, pass right onto the
was the third meeting between „4„:_(;)?ilemoaaricthoef tshe:r lentedietstanza
Although
the Ar ea rivals, and the first -4' "
win :for the •Combines.
Although the Mohawks held on a nifty piece of stick work. slight edge in territorial me former Forest star picked
•A play
vol. conitil)iiel?s
neson:t pauncrik fa,blecohdincito the
itahrato,ugthioeyut cono_ioldsot 1 ago; the through
up
10 one side, reversed and went
the master netrninding of Jake 10 the other corner, and ounk.
Barnes, The -veteran perform. cd the disc in the net 'before
er cameim with several stops Barnes
that; aPPeared he sure goals. cover the side,
could move back to
Jake served notice in the ; mach Wan, one of the het -
opening minutes of the first'
period that he was going to be ter scorers for the Combines
la cis. came hack at the mid -
lough, The Mohawks' first line
way Mark of -the peried to put
had seven direct, shots at him
on their first turn on the ice, the visitors back into a three -
goal lead. Ray Yelle trapped a
and the big guy came through
with stens on them all.clearthgfpiraesa aa pat tslise toP;x1eYtaelrl
25 minutes before
It took -the Mohawthkes ynearlywerct tahtetbsecornert.Aiaroft
Marys product
odoontet,o4ndde
able to register their first 110 mistakes,
tally. 13111 McDonald, one of the
thTrehoeloCalornlhoianoes up.,,';„.a,. :hardest, checkers on the ice,
A""
period and never located back. put the lead again in the dy.
Although they were slightly 4"a ,,,„ minutes of the period. on
full value for their win, show- Dunhani and
u tpl a yed, the Com blues pt-valeisls.iiopniaig.sslp.'inianey . %ri‘ g'oi I 1,1
ing a better passing and check- wnr took of Barnes and flipped a back -
Al Loi -tie was the scoring ing display than the Tribe. bander into the short side.
star for the Lucan-Ilderton
squad, pumping in a pair of 1 The Mohawks' second line
goals in the first period. The came back again inthe early
team's leading scorer, Tom I minutes of the final stanza to
Collings, added another first pull the locals to within a
period„ tally and Butch Wall I single goal of the Combines.
and newcomer, Al Bakogeorgc, ' Bill McDonald was the trigger.
added goals in the second and , man for the second time in the
third. periods respectively, i contest, taking a perfect pass
up with all three goals in a , from Dunham and rifling a
3-0 win over the Irish six from The Mohawks' second line of ;
Luean, Bill McDonald, Stan Ulrich, short. drive past Barnes,
anti 'Pussy Dunham was the I The Tribe continued to press
Nevvcemer scores clincher
The little right winger put big unit for the losers. Me- to get the equalizer but Barnes
managed to hold them at bay,
and at the 9:15 mark, Al Bako-
george, a newcomer to the
;lineup, scored the clincher for
spimiu wumi e P ed an assist on one, to give :the. visitors. The two big men
of Jack Chipehase, and added: both players three points for lin the Combines' lineup, Tom
another in the middle frame the night.
netmind- I ed the play into the Exeter
Bill Darling, flashy Lortie hot in first
on a brilliant display of stick
handling to break through the Donald tri g ger ed two goes ,
Lucan defense to notch the and Ulrich notched the other.
goals. He came up. with two in : Dunham drew assists on all
three goals, and McDonald add.-
.. .
Collings and Stu O'N'eil, work-
on an assist from Larry Jones,
• ,,, . zone and the leftwinger finish-
er for the losers, stopped the I Tom „ Collingsshot the Com. i ed off (he play,
winners for the rest; of the i bminaes inoto thesal lead at the 7:55 I — — —
, drive past Eitlef.lippilltg a short
game, but his team mates ; em offo :
The two -goal lead, plus the
couldn't break through the, their winning way. The high.;
Hensall defense and on rare , scoring centre took a pass from , stellar work of Barnes, proved
occasions when they did, they I Al I3akogeorge and cut over to :too much for the Tribe to over.
firing his drive , come in the last 10 minutes,
were blanked by the superb :the left wing,
net minding of David TaYlOr, 1 from about 20 feet in front of :although they
the Combines.continued to press
squad to perform between the
bantam; Ernie Little. The disc whizzed ,
in over the netmirider's 'ghoul- I
called up from the
: Game comments—The Tribe's
der and ended up in the top
pipes.
corner of the Ilet, inability
yll tion .gtleietira Ipoossteowtasthei
Champs meet
11. • 11 . .
The visitors moved ahead. by play organized.. They had a
power -
1
three goals on a pair of quick-: man advantage seven times in
now meet in the 'tournament its by Al Lortie in the 17:00 IMP enntest, and only scored
final to be held on 1 t
suitable for both 4LII The I Rey Urbshott drew assists on I former sat in the sin bin . . .
a f a' e minute mark. Steve Storey and I once. Avhile. a Combine per -
game will be played in Hen. I both. goals, coming only 14 - Jack Foote was the had man
sall and the winner will be;
presented with. the General i seconds apart. Iof the contest, being assessed
Coach trophy. Storey broke through the Ex- , 13 minutes in penalties . , , 251
The i.efeieeing tasks for the eter defense to get a clear shot 1 fans were on hand to witness
,
thurnament were handled, hylautleLiattloewoyn the first try, with ' the contest, with both teams
netminder coming ; having equal support in the
Dave Sangster, Harold Knight, ' well out of his net to block ; cheering section — : It was
John Baker and Murray Baker. the shot. However, -Lortie grab-: the second straight win for the
The four men kept a tight, hold bed the ]oose puck and came 1Combines under new coach,
on all six games and kept
them welt under control. in from the side to neatly dunk:Den Urbshott, and the third
the disc in the open net. :straight loss for the Mohawks I
The four handed out a total The trio came roaring right,. . . Charlie Westman moved'
of ,27 penalties in the six en- back at the 17:54 Mark, and to defense to bolster the short -1
counters. The "D" contest he- again. it was Lortie potting the; handed. blueline brigade, play-,
tween the Zurich and Lucan goal. An Exeter defender help. i ing without the services of Red '
squads turned out to be the ed on the play, putting his :Loader and Keith Stephen.
cleanest, and neither team
drew a penalty. E
Hensell picked up 10 penal-
ties in their march to the I -
cha mpion s hip , while Goderich ' i • .-:
were assessed with nine, mi. F.
mig. I i
e ' tournament, sponsored i
by the Kinsmen, was organized', i
by George Beer. The winners
were treated. to a light lunch' ;-
before competing in the eve.' .'.
ning finals. 11
Lineups for the 'area teams
were as as follows: 1 i
Hensall: Taylor, C. Smale, 1 f,
Chipehase, Jones, C. Chapman, t--.
G. Chapman, Noakes, Har.; I f.
burn, B. Smale, Lenaghan.
Exeter: Howard, Heywood, I i
Cann, Boyle, Lamb, Smith, :...
T a y 1 o r, Cushman, Walls,
Parsons, G 1 o v e r, Overholt, i
Cooper, Gould. I i
Lucan: D a r 1 i n. g, Hayter, 1
Murdy, Revington, Neil Cough.;
lin, Dewan, Screaton, G. Young, I
P. Young, Haskett,, Hodgins.Zutich, Bedard, D 1n .n i n,
"(Copp, Wagner, Eloffmat, Gil.;
Jings, Willert, Merner, Gulens,
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In the night -ca p "8" series
Goderich came up with
five goals in the first periOd
to coast to their 7-0 win over
the Seaforth entry,
Dort Williamson WAS the
scoring star of the contest
coming tip with three talliesill
the first period outburst th
ntiteh the hat -trick, Doer Mid
Crawford added the other Iwo
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tirlishott, ancl moved them in-
to A tie with Exeter Mohawks
;for third net.
Witnessed ,hy 200 fans, the
largest crowd to see the Com-
bines play at home this year,
the homesters ended tip on the
losing end ,of the rugged pla,v,
but picked up two goals •while
Imperial players watched fretri
the sin hut.
The Combines bad an extra
man advantage eight, times
throughout the contest, As the
visitors .continually- played. the
'inan rather than the puck.
Three Combines ended. up on
the injury list, but all returned
to action and helped. to register
the win.
Lortie had to be assisted
from -the ice, after being felled
from a blow on his head by
a high stick. Don Fletcher end-
ed up with a sizeable gash on
i
his face in a similar ncident,
while Butch Wall emerged
from the tilt minus one tooth.
Lucan-Ilderton's first line of
Max and Stu O'Neil and Tom
Collings paced the victory, each
picking up one tally. The
O'Neils picked up ' assists on
two other goals for a three.
point night, while Collings add-
ed a single point, assisting on
the last Combine marker.
Ken Loft and Al Lortie were
the other marksmen for the
winners.
Keith Scarborough, returning
to the nets after a lengthy lay-
off, came 'through with a stel-
lar performance, giving up a
single tally to Max Fallowfield
in the first period.
In recording the win, Scar•
borough shutout Terry Chat.
Wigton and Yves Garand, the
two leading scorers in the fast
OHA league.
Win game in first
The Combines actually. wor
the game in the first period,
outscoring the visitors 2-1, to
gain their needed margin.
Max O'Neil started the win-
ners off at the 6:44 mark,
scoring on a power play with
Ha Told Loved ay watching free))
the penalty box, Don Urbshott
started the play at the point,
firing a pass to Stu. O'Neil at
the side of the Aylmer net.
Clark managed Qt. block the
shot, but Max was standing in
front to drive the rebound
back into the cage.
Ken Loft shot the homesters
into a 2-0 lead five minutes
later on a neat three-way pass-
ing play with linemates Don
Fletcher and Art Bacon, The
two playmakers worked the
Record 5-3 win
in pimme match
Exeter pee wets skated .0 a
hard-fought 5-3 win over Lu.
can in a Shamrock tilt in Lu -
can, Tuesday.
Bob Grayer was the leading
marksman for the winners,
denting 'the twine three times
for the hat -trick. Scott Burton
added the other two tallies.
Tom Hardy tallied two for
Lucan and Dave Lippert scored
the other.
° Tha Titrfts.A0vocalc, JarWary 26i 1961 P4t#4
play into the Aylmer zone,
with Left denting the ,twine
with a short blast from hs left
wing position.
Aylmer filially hit the score
sheet with only ten seconds re-
maining 111 the opening period,
Max Fallowfield was the trig.
gernian, skating in from his
blueline spot to catch the Open
I
corner behind Scarborough.
11 penalties in second
The contest, threatened to
geb out of hand in the .middle
stanza as the Imperials start -
cd their barrage of roughhouse
tactics. The visitors picked up
eight minor infractions and
()l1 major, while the Combines
were nicked for one minor and
a major. Steve Storey and
n the early minutes
Fallowfield picked up roughing
Penalties i
of the frame and Ken Loft and ,
Garand at out five-minute
majors for a brief displaY 01
fisticuffs in the late minutes,
Tom Collings took advantage ;
of one of the penalties to shoot
the Combines into a 3.1 lead 1
at the 4:21. mark. Bill Patten;
was sitting out an elbowing in -1
fraction when the O'Neil bro-1
tilers teamed up with Eitir
centre to score the pal on a.
power play.
Al Lfortie, hurt earlier 'in the
game, returned to Action and
gave the winners a three -goal
lead at the 7:52 mark. J3uteh
Wall and Steve Storey set up
the play, 'carrying the disc In-
to the „Aylmer end on a nice
Passing combination, Lortie
eame charging in from bus left
wing spot to drive the loose
puck past Clark.'
The Imperials had been
pressing the Combines for most
of the early minutes of the
period in an attempt to get
back in thegame, but the
score by Lortie put it out of
reach of the visitors,
Sta O'Neil scored the real
clincher at the 13:26 Mark and
the Combines coasted bots
for the win. Collings and Max
O'Neil picked up assists on the
goal.
The game toned down in the
final. period and although the
checking was still rugged, only
three penalties were banded.
out with the Imperials draw-
ing the extra one.
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