The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-30, Page 8Pe 8 The Times-Advocato March• 10 1941
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Kids III st Id Timers, I made the stop against Creech
SeOre against the bantams he
who had the idea if he couldn't
es it
li
r won.. have more luck against
his own squad.
ni .0 t Old Timers lineup - Ross
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. STANDINGS iRd.
EXETER LANES
MEN'S: LEAGUE
A6':.1-/ Specials t T. Wright 5851 ..
FmPoPOers Brintriell 6291 . a
Rockets IL. Haugh 727i .
Spares (r), Gravetr R64) . 1
Supertest Cloilingwo)rl '650) 4
Butehers (R. Stagg 4i121 6
R. Billiards (Ti.'Webber 691) 3
'Windmills (W. Davirlsnn 6591 . 1
1ilkmen (A. row( 9991 .
Conklin Lumber (W. Rattner 617) 1
Big Stx Fra ?MP 62R1
1111 ) • 6721 1
. R41,1,totg 78
Windmills 68
Spares .,. 62
1..arr5 '5 St1PertPgf 61
Big Six 57
Imperial. . 67
Russ' Silliards . 53
Milkmen 64
45
A.8:11 Snetuals , • ,,,, . 44
Pinnonriers
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Conklin Lumber
''S" GROUP
Wildcats (-(1, iinnrer-Ditvar 564) 3
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Bankouts t(". Smith 5791 . 1
Ringer. D. li'"ight 714) . 3
Xingpirs (c4 Ilierkv 721) 1
Eriselaires lc \vein 6161 4
La,rks T. HPYTY0,11•1 SAS
High Hones . ,„
Frisky Six
131 -to ("axes
11 single: Farquhar t
High triple; (1 Farquhar (
1-117.h triple: N. Melkle
Hidden SCOVP .1 A. Lacher
siev (41
a u g hRoss, Ryckman, Si
reech, T
e uckey,
t ' • Haugh, Ha', MUM)! and Doug
Bring an the pee wees! . Mohawk charges did this yen), Num very well And the long- Brintnell, Jerry Lawson, Reg
This Was the cry in the Jerry Lawson, Murray Brim,- est penalty was about 23 see. McD°114(11 Walt Westbrook.
dressing room of the Old Ti- nell and liar Briotnell triggeronds. And, even with 116 Men Bantam lineup • - "Sieve"
ers after dropping a 7-4 de. ed tallies for the Old Timers. in the penalty box, the Old ,13„8,,,"L,!en' Jack °-°v"' 1364° For-
: cision to the bantams in the Boom Boom Gravett, Nv.hose Timers still had their full '''."' Allen Thompson, Gary
EariduaVilt at the Exeter arena, refereeing was slightly ham. ' cuoto of six men on the ice 1/nFsnria• Larry Willert, Larry
; , pered when he •couldn't find and at times tried hard to get I Bt:Intacil. 8a1) Burns, Larry
Last year, the Old Timers his white •cane and Se .ug -eye , away with seven, Styes, John Lock, Jim Cars -
and . decided they would have four goals and failed to call an : offences .81.41 as throwing • • •
lost to the midget squad 4-3 dog, assisted on. three of the.; of several cadden, Doug Parker and Der -
They were guilty
ry Bowie (when he did manage
s ' solo\ e that theory as they ors work out, the bantams de -1 terfering with the
t th • tf the Old Tim. ssitlicits,,,r; ilniolddineg,plaellyeereks,ingbox‘.1nie. towasstagodren10)( an halSdysall<iatategse 11 to i a better chance against the offside on the fourth.
VI local bantams, hut the kids After watching
3:31 l' ease. ' d ti chance and spotted them two ' mention. STOPS BY GPAI-1 ES
"sieve" and / the bantams than to the Old
i 1 waltzed through them with cided to give 1/10111 a fighting many others too. numerous to Time").
7921 1 The bantams came up with early goals. However, froln The nicest save of the night lst 2nd Total
1 a superlative foreeheeking dis- there on in, the bantams took was pulled off against Si H ii
t 1 • 54 95 5
TiBlerS only five shots on the despite the illegal tactics of ; beautifully past' two defenders
net, However the Old Timers their adversaries.(The game was .called at the !
andldrillieldowaevioirardRsohsost HaughaL11
7 . , ,
il I well soaked with liniment for As usual, the Old Timers corner. ,endmels thgeavartoipnc! when the Old
s ; the tilt, whipped four of the attempted to bounce the kids ' .11 )
L-ADE5' E R-ToINN
Rxeter webs.r.r 7011
Grand Bend (R. Deters 3541)
Sr Marys (T, 5turray 652) .
pri . Queen 6411) . .
Exeter 314
St. Marys ....... • • 86
(loderieli . 44
Grand Bend . 41
p a); and allowed the Old complete control of the game Creech as he stickhandled 9
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Batten, a last minute goal re- themselves in akin g several
placement for the bantams. bum connections with the ice • E
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High single: 5f. Moore, Code- scoring two "'oats Single mark- they fall
CANADIAN
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t
lects officers
Gary Parsons paced the ban,. as the kids soon learned that
ams in their lopsided win, the bigger they are the harder - continued from page 7
High triple; pu'E
, Hagh, xeter! ers were Picked up bs Larry Irlien Gravett did open his group.
winners of the club draws
f 3161
Stires, Bob Burns, John Lock, eyes long enough to see some and championship were: Vi
High average: D. Munroe. Ex- Bob McDon'ald and Peter De- of the dirty tactics b th 1
• 94 e cl Hopper. first draw; Kay Els-
Wiese. :Timers, he assessed them three ton, second draw; Mary Mar.'
Walt Westbrook (Wilo looked minor penalties. However, tin, club championship.
LADIES' FRIDAY NITERS
Rookies 151. Bridges 5371
Bluebirds (R. Fahner 498)
Shoestrings IL. Cox 59-1)
.11inehturs (13. Roth 5341 9 .
Nuggetts im. Cronyn 5S5).....
Tradesmen (G. Glendenning 688) Rookies
177. Tigers (A, Finlayson 695) . 2 Dubees
Golden Mile (P. willard 547,1 1 s'hoestrings
• 3 Bluebirds
• 12 m
arlands Aces -tied
Dubees de5lontigny ni121 ,... •
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about as good as any of his "Punch Boyle's boys couldn't The ladies raised over $600
during the year and used the
money toward the building of
the kitchen at the new rink.
Some of the money was from
the proceeds of serving din-
ners at bonspiels and also con-
ducting hake sales,
The list of officers for the
coming year is:
5 Sailors \ An 11 honors
Pepsis 1.T. Coughlin 77111 2 Nugget ts . .. 10 ;
Toastmasters (0. Meikle 5051 .. 3 Jimehugs 4
Cann'r J. Bell 544)
MOnen Tigers"ti
Pepsis , ;tc
Ringers
. ..... 67
ErlselsPies 31
Toastmasters „ , .„, 61
Canners 63
Tradesmen... 51
Xangpins 51
Larks61
'Rank/laming 44
Wildcats41
Golden Mile 26
High single: T. Farrell (334)
1 High triple: (5. Bjerkv t7211
Hidden senre. Kirk
High single: M. Bridges (248) The Port Dover Sailors, who playdown series. They o
High triple: L. Cox (591) jmanaged only 12 wins during Fort Erie, Friday nigh
the regular 32 -game schedule; turning to Port Dover o
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EXETER MIXED LEAGUE of the Southwestern OHA, skat.' day afternoon.
1 -lot Toddies (n, Haugh 673) ... 7 ,ed to their eighth win in 12
Chipmunks (R, Jory 1»»> . .... . 0 I playoff games, Tuesday, and Marlands tied up
High Liter) (IL Durand 708) .1 5 I ousted the Delhi Rockets in The Ingersoll Marlancls
crackerjacks 1241, Brintnell 556; 2 the "B" final. , romped to an eas>r firs,
Chickens (A. Fa,trhatrn 643) 5
- 1 After splitting' a pair of tilts standing in the Southw
Cool rats IT. Burke 637) .- - 2 1 last week, Inc Sailors came 011A and then sideline
pen in Past president, Helen Mickle;
e: president, Jessie Shane; first
ni, surn
vice - president, Cathy Soutli-
cott; second vice -'president;
Gerry Gregus; secretary, Bar-
bara Corbett; treasurer, Ber-
teliarehereon nice Cann.
is Ctohnel mciotnteveesn-first t one named
Hat '1'oddl d the Membership - Mary Fran
...... • ..... ••• 165 I up with three straight to cop Exeter M eh a w Ica in
crarkerjaess 101
Chipmunks 77 the series 4-1. They climaxed straight, have their han
miekens
77 the drive with a convincing 11-3 with the Guelph Aees
Cool Cats fi5 win. ; 0I -IA '`A" la roffs
P 3 •
High 1.ttes 61
• four Gaiser, Pat. Fletcher, Liz Lam -
ds full port, Alma Etherington.
in the Ways and Means - Kay Els.
MEN'S INTER -TOWN High t-ingle: Ladies', A. Fair- The Sailors came up with a In, the first four game
7 5 Wednesday, and then , teams wop two each, wit
Goder(ch A '8521) ... ...... .0_ _0 11 bairn (2741; men's, 0. Haugh (260) • ''win,
Clinton 13 (4750 3 High (riple: Ladies', R. Durand had to go into overtime to eke , tories on their home ice
Exeter A (56351 . ,. t, . men s, R. Haugh 70) out a 10-9 win in Delhi, Sun -1 After dropping an overtime veners); Alma GodbOlt, Dora -
Zurich (49371 ,', High average: Ladies', 2( Red- &--.
y However, in
the final win last week, the Aces came ‘ thy Elder.
' man (192); men's, N. Redman "
"a-seter B (4928)
Goderich 13, (515:1) 47 (215). game the Rockets were no back Wednesday to nab a 3-1 ' Draw - Lois Ottewell, Janie
match for the surging Sailors. '
' overtime VietOrY. The -Aces, McDowell, Pauline Simmons,
Wingha in (4895)
Clinton A: 15244) 7
4 BANTAM BOYS Port Dover will now meet trailing 1-0 pulled their goalie Ellen Knight,
Wilde -Ms (D. Beaver 1101 5 Fort Erie in a best -of -seven Social - Jean 'Miller Jean
in the last minute and man '
1 ton, Marion Dougall, Doreen
s, the Tiernan, Lois Webb.
h vie- Bonspiel Lauretta Siegner
and Marion Fletcher (co -con.
Exeter A . 209
. Goderich A 393
Clinton A 172
Clinton B
' Goderieh R
S. Darts (R. Fa irbairn 256)
Rockets ........ • .
(W. Edwa.rds M. Idle 264)
n t Ontario Hockey Association .,., ,
Libby Sherwood, Helen
aged to knot the game. They rage,
came up with two mark
ion n the 10 -minute overtime se
152 Illuejays (R. Moore 226)
LUCAN LANES The IVIarlands had little
I Ns Ingham
Zurich .
Exeter 3 , . 1in
713 'Tigers (R Moore 2)01 ....
30 Wildcats
Night Hawks (IL Weber 239) .92 2. We taking a 2-1 lead i
LADIES' LEAGUE BlueJaYs 58 Atow "El" GROUP Aces 9.2 before 1,167 fa
series, Friday, .whippin
Luckv tx. 11 the Ingersoll arena.
SRN' er Darts 53
Nfi htY M. y 1V Rockets 511
Rorke( s . 14
11 Baelz and Ralph Beetle
48
- -.. Night Hawks
Alley Cats in. Worm 634) ...... '7 Nairn Nickerbockers the Marlands with a pa
Tigers . . ........... . . 17
jolly Jilts (J. Hodgins 520) . . .. 6 High shirt : M Idle (1.80)* Nairn Flyers • 7 tallies each.
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High double: D, Beaver MCI)
Lucky Strikes ((7. BierlIng 621) 7 High single: A, liodgins (275) On Sunday afternoon
Aces roared back to eve
5
ssion.1 FrAyne.
Catering - Lois Learn, Flor-
e'rtsrmiln. ence Seldon, Myrtle T'assmore,
n the Marj Pollen, Ila Snell,
g the ' Property - June Borland,
ns in Helen Mickie, Hilda Smith,
Floyd , Bell'
Prize - Gerry Gregus, Edna
rir leocif
Busche, Mary Martin.
, Publicity and Press - Barb
the Southcott, Daisy Etheringt'on,
n the I da Gaiser,
Auditors - Kaye -.Cann, Mai -
1 win
rived Nominating - Past- president,
min_ President, first vice-president,
econd Helen. Webber, Elsie , Weslcott.
ollettes (P. Veal 50.) BANTAM GIRLS
Frisky Six (A. Jorgensen 484) 4
High 'Hopes (3, Kieswetter 542) 3 V. Pinners (Gwen P. I'M 3
Sputnik% (P Schroeder 260 2
Busy Pees (Cr, Webster 303) 5 ' '
Jolly $te (D. Prayne. 554) 2 Eskimos (13, Skinner 2151 ............11
• High triple: (,. Gale ()82)
CRAIG CHILDREN
(Ilan/pions (P. Davies 14S) „,,,,
Dubs (.7, Barnes 173) 5
Sputniks (117, Hodge 477) Indian Squaws (L. Wells 246) 2 Hawks (3, C.ocksworth 157)
Who Cares (A. Hunter 445) 2 Lollipops (3. Heywood 245) Eagles (1), Allen 127)
Hot Dogs (n: nirand 661) ..... 7 Frprkles (Y. Penhale 126) ..........21.(m.. 31,11,0
Be Bops 111. Hendrick 603) Lollipops
P. Poppettes (A, Fairbairn 592) 5 Eskimos
Trailers (N, Meikle SIM) .. 2 Freckles
Happy Gals (N. Coleman 5261 .. Squaws
5
series with a thrilling 3 -
in Guelph, The Aces -jti
into a 2-1 lead in the first
ute of play in the s
period and hung on desperately
„ for the win,.. -
Smashers (h Ginger -loll 200) 7' In the dying minutes, the
Marlands put on a sustained
drive, but Pete Restelli stole
the puck from Ingersoll Play-
ing -coach. Roy "Goose" Land
to romp in all alone on Ed
(114.671)gh sinm
gle: , Dirkson (2011) Lockhead to score the clincher.
gh average: J, Cocksworth
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Restelli is a former Exeter
Mohawk.
StSmashers
62 Rovin)( Hawks
38 Yogis Specials
1 3-4 Duhs
23 Eagles
Wee Hopes (N. Caldwell 51(2) .. 2
i'Pehnily ners
27
211
72
9 '
Champions 6
Pills (P. Hunter-Duvar 634) • 5 High single: j. }-1,e.ywood (163)
N'Ite Hawks CB, Sangster 660) .. 4
.1.t. Maids ((7. Farquhar 792) 3 JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
Blowettes (D. Prance 542) .. 2 High double: B. skinner (253)
Handicappers (V. Stagg 563) .... 5
`Hi Lights (A. Haugh 405) 2 Beatnieks (13, 'Wright 504) 6
"A" GROUP
Pin Poppet tes
Wee Hopes
Happy Gala
Hot Dogs
Lucks" Seven
Midgets (D. Wright 427) 3
17 T -Birds (F. 'Wells 300) 2,
14 X -em -Downs (R. Wolfe 338) , 5
14 Pin :Busters (B. Greenacre 323) 0
Be Baps --------------------------------7 Comets (B. Sanders asn) ,s
Trailers2 Slick Chicks (J. Holmes 3141 . 0
"13" GROUP Long Johns (B. Greenacre 372) 5
'Handicappers
Dynamiters (3. Tennant 23S) . . 0
17
Pills . . 12 Strikers (E. Gosar 273) , .. . 3
Nite Hawks 11 33. Bombers CP, MePa(la 396) ,. 2
Hi Lights 11 Knock-em-DOWIla 88
Blowettes 7 Slick Chicks
Merry Maids
"0" GROUP
' Lucky Strikes 21
Mighty Mee 13
Alley rats 10
Rollettes 9
Jolly ,Tills X
Lollipop. ... 2
"D" GROUP
17uay Bees
Jolly Six
• Strikers
Comets
131u0 Bombers
Pin Flusters
T -Birds
Beatnieks
:111dgets
Lucky Seven
Long johns
Dynamites -----------------------------19
17 High single: 13. Wright (303i
16 High triple.: B. Wright (5(11)
83
69
58
54
53
51
45
41
44
112
LUCAN LANES
• MEN'S LEAGUE
Legion (B111 Smith 504)
Lumber Hines (A. Hodgson 62S)
Hose Rollers ((7. liercFalls 553)
Dairymen (E. MnsurinJohn 594)
Shamrocks (J. Arnold 7771
W'butchers (L. 'Woodward 534)
C Church (B. 'Henry 657) .
P Pinchers ((7. Glenn 552) ...
Electrics (R. Mnsurinjohn 460)
I4nt Sliots (54. Culbert 605) .
Aarien (F* Walr1Fri 1774
?Ire Eaters (W, Hiels-rton
Rex (B. Thompsnn 5411) ..
Short Circuits renneerled1
E. Flyers (.7. "VoinTelesthout 601) 1
1400 (Al(en Hill, sax) ,
Lewis r.onst. Altkens 578) , 4
Mercurys (X. Dickson 4341)) ,
Sputniks
--------------------77
_
rlandeboye Clowns 72
High Hopes, - . ........ ,..., SS
' Clandeboye Cuties. 64
2 Durnbells . . . . , .. 18
2
, High single: May Murphy (2891
I„ High triple: 'Muriel Carling (6681
" High average: T.. Dickson, K.
3 Hackett, E. :MeIntosh (166)
1
3 COLLEENS' LEAGUE
1
2 Cares (D. Blake 494) . 7
_l'Airanettes (M, Rummell 4(36) • 4)
rAt. nailing 501) ............11
4 Obvious (.7, MeDonald 473) ... 2
Whorlidits (M. Tirownlec 5141 5
3 St. Patrieks (L. 'Rieke 470) • • 2
Wit n ("Area 17
()bill] r,188011
1-11 Five 92
'Whorlidtts 89
I Alcanettes ..............
S), Pa trielts . . . 53
141g1 -i single: M. Parling (225)
High triple: M. Broutraris (414)
VArftgP: 57. Carling (141)
"A'4 LEAGUE
Shamrocks 71
WoOdhutrihers .
64
Hot Shots ..... ....... .............. 64
Electries 44
Fire Eaters 91
Short C'IT1,SitA65
Tlair-men 54
'Mercury........ 49
Lumber Xings no
"B" LEAGUE
net 52
nc
Penny Pihers 49
Eton Flyers 47
ClatidebOYe ("how+ , 48
Lewis Constructin . ...... .,.. 43
Hose Rollers , 40
Agriro 15
Hof el • /4
I„eginti .. ... . .... , ....... .. ...... 12
High Single: R. 31.6) SI ir
(2014
'High triple: 3', Arnold (777)
High triple to date; t. carting'
(S16)
LArnss' LEAGUE
natrymains (P„ Hasko)t 2185
I/uinhails M. Carling 243) 11
liariOnetteS (m. Murphy 289y
High nO(pg 7Tarde 100) g
Rambiftra (27, LpwT.5 2A5) „
Leeionerrea (41, criulee 2433 11
sha,rnrea at. Sovereign 101i
1,cprcebauna (t.,, Dickson 202)
S4le171f0 fI. Gibson 20i) .
Sputnika Meiniosh 205).g
r. Clowns 7,1". TIodiring 114)
C. rinietr (14. Williatri 225) 2
taroinerg . ... 115
Dairymaida . ..„ 115
Smelt i .. . ..... „ „. 102
lfarionetreg „ „,„,. . ... S4
Liegloriaties .„ ....... ; .
'Shamrocks ...... , .
Lepilettauint
CI.IILDREN'S LEAGUE
fl)(E" (R. Sf're8(011163) . 5
Champs; (j. Rummell 167) (1
Strikekings (17. Frost 191/.....6
pinpoimers (0. Hlekson 110)
Inkspois (T. *rhonmson 170) 5
Tito -fit -sells (K. Montgomery 226) 6
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an
rnkspeis ........ . ........ , 711
Charrins 44
St rikeitIngs 28
Tlinpuppers 21
T-iThii single; R. 'Meng ecincrY
(226)
High averake: 14'. :Von tgorocry
(170)
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
ArOnis mein(osh 453) 3
flOekee 471. tee 11,401? 1
NIel((ltbnekerg W. l'a4.1or 471) n
Liteicy Six- Morley 514) . 4
("Mfg ftottotA (7), Collins 4111 4
171yers (I). Roth 49711 ..
Sodhltaterit (11. Sleeper 563) „ 1
cf. F(11 (ierg (pc Horlgins 616).......
14. l4emiS'to tr, Pickering 4695 .. 1
TIOWler Bears r(7, Gale 602)
ltderion Li400 (0. )7inn 079) , 1
rumba (1a, Mawson ona) .
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Tim nItis „
143
rirrtoer nears•.„111
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ClarldebOlve Rifilefs %%
ridorton tAcnit ..„ .......
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