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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-02-16, Page 4144114Thi 11.01144040,4,. fibrv*I'Y 16-t • 1,y* COTTON'S ,COMMENTS ily BILL BATTEN/ Sports Editor eetweestieteememeoxemmetesevelteeeremetst_. HERE WE GO AGAIN! ombines hot ,Mohclwics gers r We'Ve come to the conclusion that the •eXeetttiVe nierobere of the governing bodies of hoekey Are eoniprised ,mainly of school teachers. We recall it the Memorable days when we were teying to bretaden our edlitation, our teachers had long list Of infallible rules that proved extremely 'prefitable to aid in dtiving thing t into aur noggin. After explaining at 'Ong lengths about "i" before "e"—except after "c" we figured that would be a comparative snap. After all, with a cute little rhyme such at that, a fellow would have. to be i cOMplete dunderhead to make fnistake. HoWever, after long hours of patient study, ail 1jially mastering thit rule, the teacher came out with the startling announcement that there wire "A few excePtions" to this ruk, After turn- ' ing blue ie the face while she listed. these "few" exceptient, we forgot about the thyme and figur- • ed, that we could possibly average at least 50 per cent accuracy by merely guessing, (Looking over eolrie Old school papers we found we were just slightly under this figure at 28 per cent—bUt then everybody ean't be lucky,) Well, to get back to our original thought abut the hockey brass, end their association with teltdOl teat/Wt, we trtiSt, we don't draw the ire of seine of our local educators by putting thermiit this diet. . However, the WOAA.and OMHA appear to haVe Set up 'a fair set of ruleend although they haven't incorporated any litt1 rhyniet so they can reineMber theM, we think it would be a top-notch idea. At any rate, they still appear to have a "few , exteptions" end unfortunately Exeter usually ends 14p as a vietim of this lit. As we stated in the tail end of our column last week, the local hockey organizers are in a bit of a hake with, the ruling bodies over the classification of some of their op - portents. The rides state that towns with a popula- tion between 2250 And 6000 shall be classified as • ▪ "Ir. This is fine in our opinion, but whether or • not the 6000 wee a printer's mistake, the figure has been stretched to include a town with a popu- - Wiens of 6155,—Goderich. The WOAA ruled that Goderich could re- eted,n he "A" AS long as they didn't draw any play - ere tier'', outside the tetwn limits. The OMHA p. patently backed this up, And everything Appeared tie be settled. However, the Goderieh bantam squad has three ,players on their roster who hail from out- : tide the community, and the authorities up there. • 44441 watt to drop these playert. Naturally, one would expect that they wonldbe shoved up into Minor but /nether letter from the OMHA appeared on the scene (no one from Exeter has • Oen it) granting perrnission to use the outside playand Still play "A". In ea** you're wondering what we're beat. int our gluts about, the reaSon is that. Exeter bantams are presently engaged. in a series with the at town boys. 'Xelocal kids have one of their best teams assembled ii Exeter, and could bring bents a few laurels. HoWever, they have been beaten twice by the Goderich lads, and. although. the two are evenly reatehed, Exeter could. possibly And up on the sidelinels after their seri. This situation could result in at protest being lodged by the Exeter of- litials and we feel it *mid be quite justifiable. After all, iste'Ye learned by experience that the hockey rulerexpect us to play by the rules— ea why not our cfnripetitors. $ATT'N AROUND — The Members of the EXeter arena hoard should consider taking up refereeing to help pay the YAM at the local edifice. • With a Meagre 136 fan t On hand et Wednesday's tame -between Exeter and Port Dover, the men in the striped shirts peeked up nearly twice as much 166t as the arena. And, if the Mohawks turn in any more exhibitions such at that one, this attend - .ane e figure could continue to drop . . . it wasn't too long ago that feet used to return hotne from garnet around the circuit and exclaim that there W etee't enough fans on hand. to pay the referees, Well, don't lOok now folk& but we've almost join- ed the rank t , . . And to finish off, we'll joie the "how cum. deptetinent". With the recent surge by the To Tonto Maple Leta, their .fans have dug their heads - otit di the eand and have jemped oti the. band. Wagon to boott the hog town lads. When the Leafs Were Struggling in the bOttOrti of the league a • eeuele 6f yeerS back, the census taker in Exeter would be, kicky to list half a dozen fans, Now, they a,re. a dime a doze and 'take great delight in let. ting the f011oWert of the Canaelietis know it. Naturally most of the Montreal fans reply with the oltiVIOUS StateMent that "it isn't over yet", • This close battik Will. provide nit* Of • fiVitry between supporters of the two camps and *Meld boost NHL hockey tet even greater litights. Whw, if Jim Atwell and Te an just find "ttig M" fer our Detroit Red Winge!) I c ps first, 'Tr in fifth • • dru.bings from Sailors Although it won't come es a surprise to anyone, the Inger - place in,the Southwestern OKA this week with a pair of wins. The high -flying "A" club ed- ged the Lucansfiderton Com- bined. and dumped Port Dover to put the title out of reach of the Aylmer Imperials. The !garlands have won •24 games this season, while dropping a • Mere three, Aylmer are almost assured, of a second -place finish in the league, but the Lucansfiderton Combines still have a male- matical chance to tie them. The Combines have three four. point games remaining and it they win all their games while Aylmer Jose their final four games they could. tie for sec- ond. However, the Imps tackle Ports Dover twice and the slumping Mohawks once and should. be able to register at least one win to nail down the runner-up spot. Panthers win fsoll Marlands wrapped up first irst hit efs hard on Tribe, 0• I junior boys only losers The South Huron Panthers won their first game of the season with .a 49-43 win over Stratford, Tuesday, but the junior boys lost to thwart the local's bid to cop their first four -game .sweep of the year. In Exeter, the junior girls fought off a determined hid by Stratford to edge the visi- tors by one point, while the senior squad had no difficulty in wbipping Stratford 51-9 in a penalty -studded contest, 1 Panthers win Paced by the 28 -point spree of Whitey Illingworth, the sen- ior boys copped their first win: in five games with a six -point margin over their hosts in Stratford. The little winger; tossed eight Points in the first quarter, hooped two field goals in each of the middle periods and elimaxed his scoring spree with ,tz more in the final. Mena. The Sti quint jumped into a 20-17 lead at half time and out.1 scored Stratford 29-26 in the final ball. Dale Turvey stood second in the scoring race for the Pan- thers with nine points while. lanky centre, Steve Kyle, hit for six* Gord Strang contrib- uted two field goals to the cause and Bruce Horton round- ed out the scoring with two points. •Stratford juniors scored 15 Zurich iuys ford six couldn't overcome the homesters lead. Xandra Busche sparked the win, picking up all 11 of her pointt in the 'final half of the ganie. Bonnie Hogarth, who scored &Hs only Points In the first half came through with six more in the final to pick up a total of to, Marjorie Maefee rounded out the scoring with three field goals for six points, Marilyn Cullaton and Jean- nean Briggs shared the. hon- ors for Stratford with 10 points each. Each of the visiting sharp shooters picked up four free throws, as their team scored on six of their eight chances from the foul line. South Huron managed only one of their 12 free throwe. Run short of players The South Huron senior girls had little difficulty in racking up their fourth Perthex win, as they scored a decisive 51-9 win over Stratford. The visitors ran into a brash of fouls, and four of their play- ers left the game via the foul route. They had only six play- ers left for the game, and one of them had only one foul left, The homesters jumped into a 20-9 lead at the first half, and with several of the Stratford Third quarter spree points in the third quarter of , ahead their genie with e South Hair.: mov on squad to hathnd the locals their third loss of the Perthex: schedule. Four of South Huron's first string fouled, out in the contest as they picked up a total of 22 fouls, However, Stratford didn't take Advantage of the free throws, scoring only seven from the foul line. The teams battled to an 11-111 draw in the first half before.' Stratford opened up an 11 - point lead. in the third stanza, The SH quint fought back to outscore their opponents 8-3 in the final quarter, but couldn't overcome the lead. Bob Schroeder paced the SH attack with five field goals for 10 points. Dennis Mock con- tributed, seven, Don Westover picked up four and Janis Gu - lens rounded ou the scoring with two points. Z Henry Monteith was the lop scorer for the winners, pick- ing up eight points in the con- test. Ed Neigh and Bill Har- rison scored six points each, Win See -saw battle The junior girls, who man-; aged only four points in the first half of their contest, ral- lied for 23 in the final half to gain a slim 27-26 win over Stratford for their fourth win in five starts. Down 9-4 at the end of the first session, the SH cagers re- gained their shooting eye to, move into a 17,43 lead at the three-quarter mark. In the fi- nal quarter' the teams traded basket for bAsket hut the. Strats Zurich's defending OMHA juvenile "D" champs need only one win to wrap up their WOAA finals after trouncing Atwood in the first two games of their best -of -five series. Zurich opened the round with a 16-4 win at home, Friday, and skated to another decisive 13-3 triumph in Milverton on Monday. Wayne Witten:, captain of the squad, was the sparkplug in the first, two eontests, .pieleing up eight goals. The big winger picked up a hatsteick in the opener and came back with five big tallies Monday. • Bob Johnston and Gerard Overholt, Willert's linemates, each picked up five goals. Johnston. scored four in the second game and. one in the opener, while Overholt picked up a hat -trick in the opener and two in the Milverton con- test. Earl Wagner lead the win- ners in the first game with four eoals, but failed to blink the light in the return match. Other scorers for the champs have been Paul 'Weido, Larry Bedard and Don Johnston with a pair each, and John Masse with a single, Score easy win regulars "excused" from the game, they hooped 31 more in the finals, while the guards held the visitors scoreless. - Eris Gulens .and Pat Rowe :paced the win, picking up 1.8 points each. Each of the sharp shooters missed on five of the seven throws they tried, Berl) Hodgson picked up se - von points on a .three -for -four night from the foul. line and two field goals. Diane Rennie regained her shooting eye to cash hi on four of her eight foul shots arid also hooped a two - pointer. Carole Hogarth rounded out the scoring with two free throws, in all, the SH six sank 13 of the 29 hauls called a.gainst the Stratford crew, Charmaine \Ya ssman topped the losers with six points, Kids lose in opener Exeter Legion bantams dropped the first. game Of their best-of.three series with Goderich, Tuesday, ending up on the short end of a 5-2 count in Goderich. David Smith was the hero for the winners, picking up three goals to record the hat-triels, .13111 Wilkinson and Brian Car- roll notched the others. Jim Carscadden and Gary Parsons were in the lone sco- rers for Exeter, with Bob Burns drawing assists on both tallies, Gocierich jumped into an early lead in the first period, with Smith scoring a pair be- fore the 011ie was even four minutes old. Carscadden cut the lead to 2-1 at the 2;46 mark of the second period, but Wil- kinson opened up another two - goal seed at the 5:45 mark. Exeter came back with an- other marker at the 9:25 mark with Mike Cushman and Burns setting Parsons up for his goal. However, Carroll 'dented the twine 15 seconds later to shove the homesters back into a two - goal margin. Smith scored his third of the night at the 14;40 mark of the middle Manse, and although they fought; desperately, the Exeter crew couldn't; solve the master netminding of Lorne Daer in the Goderich nets. The second game of the. se- ries will be played in Exeter, Friday, Irish squad cop opener Lucan b ante ms ',walloped MountBrydges 8-1 in the first, over Clinton six game of their home -and -home . vanceci to the second round in attack, dentin the twine three - _ ar an s e ge L -I Exeter Legion bantame ad. series in Lucan, Tuesday. AA Russ Kennedy sparked the The main race will be be- tween the bottom four clubs in the league. At present, the Lu- can•Ilderton Combines have a Mx -point bulge over the Port Dover Sailors, but the Sailors have started to roll and could over -take the Combines, Liman will have a definite edge in their remaining games however, as they tackle Exe- ter and Delhi, the lastplace teams in the league, and fin- ish the season with a contest with the Marlands, The Sailors, have a harder schedule with two games with Aylmer and one each with the 'garlands and Rockets. Mohawks in fifth The Exeter Mohawk, who started the season off in high gear, dropped to fifth place this week with a pair of drub- bings at the hands of the :Port Dover Sailors. The losses brought the Mohawks total. to 11. for the, season. They have dropped eight of their last nine games. At present, they have a six - point lead aver the last place Delhi Rockets, but %%411 need at least one more win to assure that they, wen't; end up on the bottom of the heap. They tackle the Lucatellder- ton Combines in Lucan this Friday and finish off the sche- dule with a home game against. the Aylmer Imperials. s The Rockets have two genies left with the Ingersoll Mar - lands and one each with the Combines and the Sailors. SOUTHWESTERN OHA Last week's scores: .Aylmer 6, Delhi 4 Port Dover 12, Exeter 7 Ingersoll 5, Lucan 4 Delhi 10, Aylmer 6 Port Dover 11, Exeter 4 Ingersoll 5, Port Dover 5 Standings LTF A P Ingersoll 24 a n163 23 62 Ayline`r 17 1/ 0 154 137 44 Lvean 0 6 104 102 32 Port Dover 19 0 190 210 26 Exeter . 6 11 0 Ise 123 24 Delhi 0 19 0 134 197 15 Future games: Friday, Feb, '11—. Delhi at Ingersoll Exeter et Lucan Sunday, 7"eb. 10-- Lucan at Delhi Ingersoll at Port, Dover Wednesday, reb, 22—. Mg:T.5011 at. Aylmer • • • so are Port Dover Port Dover Sailors bad a by the Tribe in some Wait, AS fieldg slay in Exeter, Wednessithey felled to get any type of day, as the lgoliaWks cameup defense or attack Organized. with their worst defensive I The Mohawks picked up a showing of the season, in ab- bit of steam in the :middle sorbing a 124 trouncing, Istanza and came sthreugh with but it 'appeared as with their .crite passing PlaYt,111: 1116 The visitors had little trouble 'Cour goals, as the Mohawk forwards failj with thom. Practically every *time the Sailors were just toying ed to back cheek and the de,: tribe scored, the fense was caught out of pos1.. Sailors .came right back in the he hatime nd again. d his Although nenxtownirtezte gtorainogffsteettetlitehescioLei teammates, 1301 -McCrea allow.; period, the Mohawks scored a. ed several "soft" goals in the , pair of goals before the mid - Exeter nets. ' I way mark of the statue and netminder was left to face' the Sailors, the little drew to withia. two Pais .of Many timee though, three Sailors in front of his However, the homesters fell net and the hard -checking visits; apart in the last five minutea ing six notched a couple of land Port Dover picked up their tallies by picking up [three goals to record their wibd clearing passes in the second four -point win over the Exeter zone. Mohawks this season, Doug Walton paced the Sail- ors' Attack, picking up live gealt, He triggered a pair in the first period, added two more in the middle frame and settled for a single tally in the final. Big Walt Gardner helped himself to a hat -trick, while 11 r 111 e Hollingsworth, Doug Loveday, George Burcham arid Walt Mummery added. singles. On Exeter's side . of the scoresheet, Tussy Dunham was the scoring leader with three goals. Don Beatty picked up a pair of markers and Boom Boom Gravett and Charlie Westman rounded out the last with a single each. Early indications The Sailors wasted tittle time in jumping on the inept Tribe, as Gardner and Walton. picked up a goal each before the. 5;00 minute mark. Tussy Dunham teamed up with McDonald and Ulrich to pull the homesters back into contention, but not for long. The two .big triggerrnensfor the visitors potted another goal each and Hollingsworth picked up one to shove the visitors into a 5-1 lead* The first period was one of the poorest showings turned in Sailors sink Tribe 12-7 Port Dover Sailors took ad- vantage, of a lesson they learn- ed in Exeter, Wednesday, to whip the Exeter Mohawks 11.4 in Port Dover, Sunday after- noon, The Sailors, who jumped on the Mohawks early in their meeting here, used the same style to hand the Tribe their eighth loss in the last nine out- ings. They scored seven un- answered tallies in the first period, and coasted home with. a 4-4 draw in the final two frames, —Please turn to page 6 the WOAA "B" playoffs with tiniest for a hat -trick, :Paul n juvs . as.2-.iWednesday, v o overuie onslaught, while :Brian Has- WI s ree - thi▪ rd • Young contributed two in the Ciinto game of their two-ge see seeks. kelt, Bob Hardy and Tom The locals won the first Shoebottom scored one. each, game 11-3, to win the round Jim Ogg was the lone Mount OUSt txeter 23-4. _ _ _ _ J3rydges Di a rksm an, Exeter :juveniles were elim- itiated from further play in the WOAA playoffs, Thursday, when they were drubbed 10-4 by a powerful Clinton entry in the third game of their best -of - three series. Exeter had only nine men dressed for the contest, and were no match for the high- flying Clinton entry. 13111 Hey- wood and Gerald McBride were the only defensemen dressed for action with two forward lines of the defending WOAA "B" champs. Keith Allen, shifty centre on the first line for Clinton, paced the attack, picking up four goals to e ens a g , Ile notched one in each of the first and second periods and came through with a pair in the final 20 Minutes, Although Allen was the high . scorer for the winners, it was actually their second line that VI/1111111111111111111 tttttttt 11 tttttt 1111111f1111111thiltMilil tttt 11.11IfIlM111111111t11111111111111111111M1111MMIIIIK proved too much for the Exe- 1 ter entry, Ron Livermore, Paul 1)kaeer and Bud Yen split the sl Other six goals between them. Draper notched the hat -trick, Livermore dented the (Vine twice and Yeo added a single, Bob Jones was a scoring standout in E.xefer'e )(ming clause, picking up all fbuf bf his team's markers. His two' linemates, Frank Boyle and .lack Stephens picked up at. sists on three of the goals. Chilton jumped into a lead in the 'first period, in., creased d to a four -goal bulge in the second and then coasted NorthwEnd Radiator and Auto Electric Comploofe Radiatti' Strvi.t* tlearreat,Riersaited.and,:ltedoted.' ALL REPAIld GUARAN1166 Licensed Mechanic 'Hem 1096 blighwilv No, 4 EXOTER ".leefiniceisseileiscittilreterieljettensitegtetieneratoneesteilesitratieffenterettireteteltiatiable In the Clinton :fixture, the pee woes ousted locals took turns at going on a spree to trounce the home Beim on t eliminated Luc an team. Big Mike Cush m an round pee wees from the MBA first playdowns with a 3-2 started the onslaught with the th• 1 , win in Lucan, 'Tuesday. the mid -way mark of the first The win gave the visitors the period. two -game series 8-7, the first Gary Parsons then took over ' garirne etnacrliinsegssinsePee5d-5 Iwo draw. goals the honors and dumped in a for the winners, while Skip pair of tallies, one at the end phoenix added tee ohs, Ise, f thef t and 111 the early -minutes of the 'see.. can's goal -getters were George ond, 1 Datincy and Phil Lewis. Bob Burns climaxed the I spree. with the highest output i • H- ensall six of the contest, triggering four! ....-._ .._ _ • goals before jaek Glover fin• I ished the scoring al. the 14:26 ; Mark of the thial* I oust Zurich The other two goal scorers were Larry Briefed and Ali peosaii eausame moved one The high scoring trio of step closer to a WOAA CwtoisiboinattaimBerinosstrattntidittiPtiirtaiii; title, winning a best.ef-thret series from &Mich in two Bsaenuvreienrsalc' attssosiifilisite:anileonaontdthherrere agrg$0ald18i s tTrahlegilltien s a 11 crew opened the sties with a 4,0 win itt Hen. d •assistssell Wednesday,and came. • it . feeiroorrisriestet.s.t,ogjegjaerets,wa s the eittv 11)0ah.enkimiivoitnliciaay3.1 mergin Zur- Clinton sniper to get throttgh :Bobby Carlile paced the, the stellar netmindieg of Nee; eeniad in their second tilt, seer. lla millet). big a pair of. tallies, Bob: Cooper picked up the other against Zurich's Richard Stade* L, Legion post win Barry Block was the loite Zurich sniper able to get g disc past David Taylor in the !in Shamrock 11" gan'es' f I, In the eerie§ beetle' is tour lExcior Legion hatita.rovt,4,Alse_pc1.ao6olril4:11: 4,Thltead goal111 win streak intact adoring a 1,3 win Over tedit.They. were Danny Came.' (Ory ParSOliS paced the At- l'611t bavid 8611111°' Park in Exeter, tack, picking up /Our natt.I Allan Hervey, Brian trertiMei The. Midst Wal Attiring at tlit Alia Jack Glover added singles, bey a 't Mute who WaS Bob turns assisted three Of . driving nails into an expensive tht6:igekketttingi6riVsP'fayed les tiestIrt;a.111S6r hot -16Alfr,nticidY Ita6tttlitiliossth6lititt gate in the nets for the bealtsilen't you fincf It ekpetigive to Eibitihjit 'Up with lts vety credil.110, your Children play that able Showing. ,11arest lievitt,lwayVT BUtiiIth add Greg Weed I The. father 'were OnlY,,OhYdt'S :get' "4�f AlL'. cepnedt get Ilia Witoldaale4, 0. SEE THESE TODAY ALL CARS ARg Reconditioned „d Guaranteed 159 Chevrolet BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN Custom radio, chrome discs, two-tone finish, new car condition. '59 Chevrolet BISCAYNE 4 DOOR SEDAN 22,000 actual miles. See this one. '57 Oldsnrbile 66 2 DOOR SEDAN Au tema tic transmission, ith th power brakes, whitewall tires, two-tone finish, Ingersoll Marlatids, assured of' a first -place finish in the Southwestern 0 If A widened their lead with a thrilling 5-4 will over the Combines in JA - CO, Friday. It was the third meeting of the seaman between the clubs and Ingersoll won all the genies with a one -goal margin. Playing before 260 fent, the largest crowd of the season. Ingersoll stored three quick goals in the filial period to jump lab a 5-3 leacf, The Corn.; binds fought desperately to: knot; the count and their ag7i Ngvrts181Bv eob Pligffifetkil apulling Pa idth:IfOr to within -one goal with lest than two nairittees remaining. lake Barnes left; :the net in f,a4vorwith ro,fe<aineeexis lit cl cata, .11?OrM.Vatill by it thwart the scoring attempt by the honiestees. Fie gl Bette paced the win, picking tip A pair of tenet,' ishile Buzz Bidewell, lack ed singles, s in ay, an( came isc ft a mpbell and Bob White noteh.; the Combines back onto even terms at the 1:16 mark. Bob White, former playing -coach with Exeter and Lucan. seemed an unassisted tally at the 3:32 mark and Baetz came badk with his second to pull the Marlands into a two -goal lead 30 saconcls later. Although one of the, goals was credited to an Ingersoll Plaser, it was actually shot, in- to the net bys one of tilt, Com. lathes attempting to dlear the PUCK ou o 115 0110. Irish squad whip 'Craig '57 Chevrolet 2 DOOR SEDAN Special two -One finish, '55 Chevrolet BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN Automa tic transmission, custom radio, two-tone ish, '55 Ford MAINLINE 4 DOOR SEDAN Luca]) midgets rill meet Radio, two-tone finish. MOuntsfield. in an OMHA ' C series figlowting their two toe. sectnive,whis over Ailsa Craig iti a beet -Of -three playoff. The Irish kids copped the 4 DOOR SEDAN first game with a 4-3 squeaker, .53 'Pontioc Bell Hefner was the scoring convincing 8-4 margin, More leAdet for 1,110 denibinee, picks: day. ' ing, up a pale of goals thet Dee Coughiin paced the win filial period. Don Urhshott aed! in the series oeener with a Al Foote scored the Others, ;pale of talliet, while Nee The Combines outplayed the' arid. Vern Shute added. tingles Marianas throughout most Of, tens, Allan Gibbs Whiejaed tWei the contest but 'couldn't soive' past Bill barthig lit the LOW,' the master ;1101401;1g LOett.i bete arid • Denny iMorrissey 1 Added the ether, .Ailte cmg iltpa(01.rt trtbsilac' started homesters off with a tally at Gary Reelfiejoe wee tee the 5J18 reArk of the first peri. Aorkpiog: lit the litho g4n16, rid, het Bidewell knotted thetejesslee tie heetetek„ Doe Owl 25 te let r to". equalled hit first Cti 1 " ths tams M, . game otitetil, With gnothe paw d the first period, and Bill Neil, Eiden Parkinson Ingersoll Jumped into a: on& and till bewaii 'Weed singleS, goal lead in the middle. fraitte B6b. Allan tjhhs, When BeetZ dOnneetnti hits JIM tatiieS And teiidet first tally while the Marlarida scored for Allsa crAtg„ had beeeriert advAntage. HoWeVen. the Coethiriet 66 even:WO tilinUteS later whenl Tea&nr. qhiS Is"-thit 'riff h , borne with four taffies final,. Enter extended the scriei to the by virtue of an S.S tie in the first garlic played in Clinton, They lost the sec- t ofid tilt in Exeter 114. Egad' Ted Sanders, 1 Cali 'Gerald McBride, till eYActietit Frank t oyle, Jack Stephans, 6011 Jeriek, Dale Tureey, potte lituselleF Steve toning,. tile and Bob Collor, • • • . . ;the puck past ac o, two-tone inish, GET OUR PRICES tEPORE YOU EUY nail r s. 41 Foote Ana tem CellingS femtithe this week .1 have, had to CHV OLtit 104V6? to heat Loelthead, ilnittialt you. What have, you to Emile Campbell broke the tie 'the saY foe yourself?" P font 100 cfily P.S seconds of MAY in Mel P0.011: "B6y sot it glad this final Ira in c,0 but Winer pulled ,is Eriday,"