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Games this Week:
'Thursday, February 1
Clititon ru Centralia.
Friday, February 2 seaforth at Litean-liderton
Sunday, February 4
Philipsburg at Clinton)
Monday. D'ehruarY 6
Centralia at Seaforth
Tuesday. February 6
PhiltlaJhurg.,' at
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Last week's scores;
Strulbroy 3-3-1ensall•Xurieb
Watford 6--Eambeth
Halisall-Zorrirh 4-Lambeth
Watford 8-1:.ambeth in
Standings
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mensal;-Zurich 11) 6
Strathroy It 7
Exeter 11 10
Watford 11 no
Lambeth $ 13
Games this week:
Thursday, 1,ebruttry 1
Exeter at Strathroy
Friday, 'February 2
liensall-Zurich at :Fatter
Saturday, February 3
Strathroy at Watford
Monday, February 5
Exeter Al Lambeth
Tue.srlay, Fo,bettam.- g
Watford at Exeter
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fittlegie at the 0:55 mark. 1-lewI ever, it was short-lived, as
130 larthalottleW haelf 35 seconds later to knot the
count at one each.
The Combines moved ahead
again later in the period when.
Bill Shaddiek blinked the light behind "Lefty" Clarke at the
17:50 mark. The loop leaders
protected their slim margin
for the first half of the final
Period but Bill Orogati knot.
ted the count at the 10:22
mark. The goal sparked the Roc-
kets anti less than three min-
gles later, Ken Padelle pinked
up a loose puck to blast a hard shot into the net past NOck and give the homesters a 3-2
lead. The Combines fought hard to
get the equalizer, but Clarke
proved to be unbeatable M the
Strathroy nets
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The liensall. 'Zurich Com-
bines snapped a three.g,arne
losing streak, Friday, when
they eked out a hard-fought
4.3 win over Lambeth in Sham ,
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arena.
John Masse was the hero for
the faltering Combines, as he
broke a 3-3 tie with a sizzling
shot at the 13:40 mark of the
final period. The winners then
settled down to a strong dis-
play of defensive hockey to
protect their slim lead.
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beth off with a goal against
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The loop leading liens-all,, Dennis Mock at .The 0:45: mark
Udell Combines cenantred to: of the first period, but. 13.111
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Shantroek loop this week, as in the last lwp minutes -Of Play
they chopped a 3-2 verdict ..to to give the homesters
H , awks get c ance at irst
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The powerful Luean-ildorton
Combines sewed up first place
in the .0.11A Dig Light with
e ,sc. last week, posting a eon-
vineing 1.4.1 trouncing over the
injurY•rkidied Centralia -Golden
Hawks,
It was the 191,11 straight win
the season for the leaders,
who have yet to taste tieftaaL
with only five games left in
their schedule, no other team
can catch the .Combines. The
second place Philipsburg Chevs
are the closest with 10 wins,
but they hay already dropped
six game --, eliminating them
from the race,
Meanwhile, the Exeter Mo-
hawks failed in their bid to
get out of the loop cellar when
they were handed a 9.4 set-
back by the surging Clinton
hunderbirds, who climbed all
the way to a tie for third apot,
after a poor start at the be-
ginning of the season.
The Tribe have six games
left and will have to start win-
ning if they expect to gain a
berth in the four-team playoff.
They trail the Mitchell Red
Devils by orally two points and
the showdown wilt probably
come as the two teams have
The laucamIlderton Combines
sewed up first place in the
Big Eight Iloniehrew loop, Fri-
day, trouncing the Centralia
Golden Hawks 14-I in Lecan
to post their 19th straight win.
The win by the leaders elim-
inated all other teams' chances
of winning the top spot in the
grouping's first year,
Don Fletcher and Steve Sto-
rey paced the attack for the
winners, with Fletcher potting
five big goals and Storey pick-
ing up owe scoring points in
the one-sided contest.
Fletcher's Live goals brought
his total to 10 for the last three
games, as the veteran per-
former enjoyed one of his high-
est outputs since putting on
the equipment for the Com-
bines, lie also added a pair
of assists to pick up seven
points in the till.
Storey, a former coach for
the. loop leaders scored only
two goals gains( Rick Trem-
blay, but he helped on no less
than seven of his teammates'
tallies, figuring in all but five
of the 14 goals.
Playing - coach, Max O'Neil
dented (he twine twice for his
team, as did veteran defense-
man, Don Urbshott. Single tal-
lies were added by Harry
Wraith, Ken Loft and Jim
Leitch.
Harold Spencer spoiled Keith
Searborough's shutout bid.
The Combines opened up a
2.0 lead in the first period and
ran the count to 3-1 before
Spencer rapped in his goal at
the 13:1.8 mark of the middle
stanza.
However, the Combines start-
ed to unleash their power in
t he dying seconds of the mid-
dle . frame when they rapped
hi three goals in less than one
minute and continued their on-
slaught with eight more in the
final period,
Centralia had only nine men
dressed for the tilt and the
Combines used 11 in the game
marred by only one minor pen-
alty with only 20 seconds re-
m aining,
Tribe blow
lead in loss
The Exeter Mohawks failed
in their bid to move out of the
OITA Big Eight cellar, Sunday,
when they blew a. 4.2 lead to
end up on the short end of a
0.4 count with the Clinton
RCAF Thunderbirds,
Playing before over 500 fans,
the Tribe scored four times in
the first stanza but failed to
dent the twine after that, as
the Chilton crew tightened UP
their defense and sent their
high-powered Offense into ac-
tion,
Les Brown started. things of
for the Thunderbirds when his
shot, just seconds after the
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opening faceoff, bounced off a.
Tribe defender's leg and hop-
ped into the net past a sur-
prised Curly Ebel, playing his
first game of the season,
Keith Stephen knotted the
count at the 5:31 mark on a
play with Frank Dalton and
Dick Bedard, but Mel Atelan•
son came back to shove the
homesters into a 2-I lead at
the 1.1.22 mark,
However, the Tribe caught
fire and goals by Gravett, Mc-
Donald and. Morrissey in less
than four minutes gave them a
4-2 lead as the teams left the
ice at the end of the first
period,
Jim Kelly pulled the Thun-
derbirds to ivithin one goal
when he beat Ebel at the 9:12
mark of the middle frame and
Len Arseneau knotted the count
at the mitt-way mark and sent
the winners into the lead two
minutes before the end of the
period,
In the final period, Claude
Beauchamp and Andy Chiasson
fired singletons and Mel. Par,
Pans blinked the light twice to
give the Clinton crew their
margin of victory,
It was a cleanly played con-
test with only three minor pen•
attics being handed out to each
team.
Chevs whip
Seaforth six
Playing the game under pro-
test, the Seaforth. Towners
dropped a 5.3 verdict to the
.Philipsburg Chevs in New Ham-
burg, Friday
The Towners protested the
Chevs' use of former Mohawk
players, Dave Weber and Andy
Sararas, who are eligible only
when the Chevs tackle the Lu-
can-liderton Combines.
Both players scored first
period goals to help the Phil-
ipsburg club to their win,
while captain, Ron Ehrat fired
a pair in the winning cause.
The other tally was picked up
by Jack Quell'.
Jim Dick fired two markers
for the Towners, while Tom
Dick picked up the other goal,
Bob Doig assisted on all three
goals by the losers.
The Towners jumped into an
early lead on goals by the two
Dick boys, but Serar,aa and
Weber putted the homesters
even with their goals la the
last twp minutes ,of play.
and Queht tipped the
Chews lead .to 45 they Seared
in. the second period while hold..
ing the ('owners off the Score,
Sheet And then 4hrat .came
back in the third stanza to up.
the lead to at the 7:14 mark.
.Diek managed to beat
Currah at the 17:55 mark, but
the tally ,eatn4. too late to pose
any aerietts threat to the Chevs
commanding lead,.
Centralia squad
still hold margin
RCAF Station Centralia main-
tained their lead in the Tri-
Service Volleyball loop, al-
though they dropped two games
in the round-robin series played
at Centralia, Sunday.
Centralia whipped Clinton 15.4
in their first game, but drop.
ped the second match by an
equally one-sided score of 15.3,
Against HMCS Prevost, Lon-
don, they opened with a eon-
vineitLg 15,2 count, but the sail-
ors came back to eke out a
15.13 win in the second match,
All three teams were awarded
two wins when 1 RCR 1pper.
wash defaulted.
Centralia now had a five-
point edge over Clinton, win.
ning 34 of the 39 games they
have played, Clinton has copped
29 wins and Prevost have 15,
The army squad is in last
place with only, three points
Centralia lineup - George
Kelly, Goose Gosselin, Paul
.Kinch, Charley Caron, Al Wi-
per, Ken .MacKeltar, B o b
Noyle, Al Davies and Ed Les-
lie.
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Entertain children
On Saturday evening quite a
number of children here enjoyed
the evening at the home of
Air, and Mrs, Jack Sims.
They were shown about 200
s'ides of all parts of Europe
by Mr. Alfred Harvey of Thed-
ford. They also played bingo
for small prizes and each. child
brought one to be put in the
jack pot.
Personal items
Mr, Everett Sims and Miss
Cutting, of Exeter, spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Sims.
Miss Frances Jackson, who
is employed at Centralia, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Joy
Alis?cin Sharoncso. McArthur, of
Exeter, was a Sunday evening
visitor with the Jesney family.
Mr. and Airs. Alec Hamilton,
of Grand Bend, visited Sunday
with her mother, Mrs, Lewis
And Eber,
four games
ombin es.wrap •up
Tribe fall in bid to mo With his tally to give the .Com.
tines their win.
Two late tallies
stop Combines
SIN.throy junior It .0 .0 t
scored two unanswered pats
in the final period on their
home Ice, Thursday, lo send
the flensall-Zurich Combines to
their third straight loss via a
3.2 verdict
After the. teams had played
a scoreless first period,. Mur.
ray Bell fired the Combines.
into a oneloal lead with a
three games to play with ,each
other,
Spoiled l,by weather
The .weatherman cut this
week's schedule .0mi to three
games, including: the Exeter
and Lueae games, Three.
games scheduled for Tuesday
night were postponed And will
be played at a later date.
In the only other. game,
Philipsburg dropped •Seaforth
by a 5.3 count M. A. four-point
game, .Although the sanding
shows the OKA'S with the win,
there is a chance that the
game will be replayed,
President Dick Allen of. the
Big Eight, intimated that he
would ask the ()HA to order
the game replayed as Philips-
burg used two ineligible play-
ers in the match.
While Seaforth did not pro-
test, Allen said the league had
agreed that the Chevs could
not use these players except
in games with the Lucanall-
derton Combines,
Mien said he thought the
game should be replayed to
make it fair for the other
(earns battling for a playoff
spot in the group,
Fletcher, Storey hot
in L-I's 19th victory
Mr. and Airs, Prod Rinker
and Chris of Sarnia spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. Saturday, Feb, 3-
and Airs. Lloyd Brophey.
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By MRS. C. WOODBURN Leafs 7 3 115
lied Wings 7 4 0 II
.• • '" Hawks 5 0 12
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Future games:
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This week's scores:
klawks 1. Canadians 2
fled Wings li, 'Mohawks 1
Leafs 9, Rangers 2
standings
Miss Viola Curts, Miss • Pat-
terson and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Belt of London visited Sunday
with Air, Manuel Curts and
Miss Viola Curls,
Mr, and Mrs. Selbourne Eng-
lish visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nephew
and .family of Woodstock.
The Harmony Class of the
United Church will hold their
meeting on Friday evening in
the Sunday School rooms.
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Woodburn
and .family and Miss Barbara
Glousher of Galt spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Smithers and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Clare Ritchie
and Bradley of Sarnia visited
on Saturday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curts,
Air. and Mrs. Harold . McDon-
ald visited on Sunday with
relatives in London.
Mrs. John Hunter returned
to Scarboro after spending
some time with her parents,
Mt-. and 'Mrs. Bruce Steeper,
Mn', and Mrs. Frank Leeder
and family of Brampton spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Airs. Stuart Bullock and family Air. Grant Jackson and
and Mrs, Ed Bullock, friend, of London, spent the
Mrs. Joe Hornet', Airs, Law- weekend with his mother, Mrs,
rence Curts, Mrs, Ken Pock, loy Jackson.
Mrs. Harvey Eagleson, Airs.
James Geromette and Mrs
Carman Woodburn attended the
first Presbyterial meeting of
the United Church. Women in
Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton, on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steeper
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Don Ryder and
daughter and Mr. Bob Steeper
of Dorchester.
Strathroy and had to go i out ttl amedb.geeth .
ran Bonthron upped the
t.4.11,; ende r S lead to 3.1 at the 15:54 mark of
the middle frame, but Bret/ices
However, Lambeth had the came hack with his second of
rpughpo, time A s they man- the flight two ;Minutes later to
aged only one point in their linttltehethteinaleladpertrodo,nel..,agmotle,th
three outings to drop further hawed the count at the 7:59
oblefilibeedrtihn their bid for a play- mark when John firown burst
through the defense to pick a
With on l y si x games left on corner behind Mock.
However, Masse their selecluie, Lambeth have -
only 15 points, eight behind
Exeter and Watford who are
tied for third place.
Lambeth dropped two one•
goal margins this week in
games with Ilensatl-Zurich
ii'atfotd, anel, carne Up wit
theirtheir single point when they
tied the Atoms in Watford,
Saturday.
Hasvka busy Again
The Exeter junior Hawks,
M) find themselves in third
Place, return to the ice this
week, after being idle for the
past six days, They travelled
to .lensall last night for a
game with the Combines and
pla a re eagement
with
y
the loopturn leaders h
ng
ere, Fri-
day. They also play away
games with Strathroy and
I.4,a auensibd a3. eth, and host Watford,
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