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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-02-15, Page 7BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE StandinOs ' Wthea ft W T rtmeks 51 11 225 5 A 10 Phantoms 7 Eomares ......... , ..... 2 10 1 6 Future gaMea: 'Wednesday, 'Peh. 21 -- Although the game Meant A 11.11'1.—Pliantoma s'a. Wings very little to either` team, Phil , 7 O'n't'77-1.Thrrilll'es 1140 i5 1051)1.11'g and Seafor th dame up MIDGETJUVENILE with a erowd ,pleaser TI(ViS• House LEAGUE Staridingi tOck, Menday, befOrt the w L CheYs emerged with a 5'4 win! KklAr Beavers 0 1 1 1,t1.1115 entered the final n C/nebee, .nker es 1 1 period tied 3-3 and battled F ut ure til the 14:45 Mark when the mondas, reb. Chevs went ahead by nne goal. 5,7 p.m.—Queban vs. Beavers They calte right hack 11P ieet WE HOUSE LEAGUE their lead tO .5,3, but 86g011,11 whittled it back tO Mit at Statticiimis the w P 11;05' mai*, atohawkis I al The TOW1)08 pulled their goo. 1.011A 2 110 iri the last Minute, but Wintte ln,w 6 n couldn't get the eqUalizet, 'Range ka rs 5 A 10 A 1 f 13 Elirat pated the r ttnadi cne 10 1 a 'Altaelt for the Chevs with two uarnes this week: goals, While Bert Christher, St:A.1840, Feb, 17 1/0f11 SelMarr and Jerry Stet, ler fired home singles, The SeafOrth ‘ scoring" w s split betWeeii Jelin Dick, goat Dale, Bell Betttehttillier and Joe Crozier, . .... Chevs edge Seaforth six 8:00--Bed 'wings vs, 'tuiwks 9;I10'--alobamka vg, nangors 10:05--('anafflot111 vs, 51 T,ettr# 11:00....SentirtS (6 to 7 years) 11:30—Squirt (6 and ri yearsY 1 ff p ayo s, end drnw the first period, but Exeter came out strong in the middle frame to pop 111 foul' unanswered markers and take a commanding 54 lead. They were. outscored in the final period as Clinton fought desperately to get back into the contest, but the loeals' hung on to preserve the win, In the all-important assist department, John Loader and Bill l.,‘.airliairn come up with a pair while Brian Jim, Peter Lawson .and Barry Baynham had one each, Come from behind In Exeter, Wednesday, the Clinton crew fought back from a .3-1 deficit with A pair of iin• answered tallies in tile final period to register a 3.3 tie and send the series to the limit. John Loader s t a r t e d the locals off with a goal in the first, period on a play with Bill FAirbairn and Barry ,Baynbam, but Clinton knotted the count when Morrow beat Glen Stites. Frank DeVries pushed the locals' lead to 2.1 in the early minutes of the middle frame and Rick Weber gave them a two-goal bulge before they left the ice at the end of the second, however, Colquhoun came back with two unassisted mark- ers in the final 20 minutes to give the visitors their tic. win over the Scarlet Raiders. The teachers led by only seven points at the end -of the first quartet', but opened up 29 2J At the halfAnd were n e. v er threatened, although they were held to a 31,•:.3"/ -draw in the last half, George Wright was again the main threat for the teach- ers _and tossed in 16 points, despite a sore hand, Atin. Bo- gart was close behind with 15 and Jim Carey hooped 11. Jack Clark topped the losers with 12 points, This week's action pits the Angels against the Scarlet dens at 7;00, while the teach- ers get their final crack at the hustlers in the second game, The scoring was as follows: ZURICH HUSTLERS — Don O'Brien, 1,3; Bill Batten, 10; Danny Moore, .5; Neil. Camp- bell, 3; Bill Gilfillan, 2; Dick Roelofson, ANGELS — Fred Dobbs, 6; Harry Schroeder, 6; lvan Hun• ter-Duval', S; Chub McCurdy, 3; Charlie Kerniek, 2; Joe Wooden, 2, P-PEES — George Wright, 16; Ron Bogart, 75;, Jim Ca- rey, it; lion Heinirich, 5; Gary Bryant, 4; Doug Ric- kert, 5. SCARLET .RAIDERS --jack ('lark, 12; Bob Lenaghan, 8; Doug .Lenaghan, 6; Tom Pin der, 5; Paul Paton, 2; Felix Boogemans, Stan Desjardine, Al McNeil, Call J13 At 1863 ..u.r. Dial .Number SPECIALS For You! MEN'S Hartt .Shoes. FROM STOCK VALUES TQ S27,SCI: )i`r Mc BRINE Two-Piece LUGGAGE Reg. $21.95 SMYTH'S SHOE STORE MAIN ST. DIAL 235 1933 EXETER 24S-1933. 235.193? OUR NEW NUMB, R THE PRICE It 1 ONE WEEK' ONLY MON., FEB. 19 ,--- SAT„ FEB, 24 "tionlevenotodlovesm Join the Fun this Coming Monday PLAY OUR DIAL-A-PRIZE GAME You can practice on your new dial telephone and win prizes at the same time by answering these easy questions about local affairs Who Represents Huron In The House of Commons,. Ottawa ? 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JACK SMITH JEWELLER Dial 2 ,42944 GRANb PRIM .OVERNIOHT CASE onday Only FE:' From 9:30 to 10:30 and 2:30 to 3:30 Every caller with the correct answer earns a prize and becomes eligible to win valuable grand prizes! Win Up To 12 Prizes! -the feet they were missing ,sev- eral r,.;gulars for their second tilt, llowevef, the unbeaten squad kepi their record intact with a 6-3 win in Clinton. Red Loader's pee wees were Wended. to three games bc, fore they won their series, but Randy Glew shoved the the second game ended in a visitors into a 1-0 lead at the 3-3 tie, however, they won the 3:15 mark of the opening third game with a stellar ef- stanza, but Mike Cushman and fert back in Clinton, Jim Smith triggered a pair of The strange thing about the quickies shortly after to give series was the fact the locals Exeter a 24 lead, won both games on Clinton's ice, but were held to a tie on their own surface.. The midgets, coached by Cy Illommaert, opened their se- ries with a thrilling win, in Exeter, Wednesday, but were drubbed 11.2 in Clinton, Satur7 day". Exeter bantams win two straight The undefeated Exeter ban- tams, playing without four regulars, won their first play- off round in the WOAA, Thurs- day, when they skated to a 6.2 win in Clinton to take the se- ries in two straight, Bob Burns, Bob Storie and Bob Benning, three of the top scorers on the team, and Rick Benning, alternate goalie, mis- sed the game due to sickness. however, lanky Brian Bayn- ham took up tile slack and paced the locals with a proli- fic four-goal out-put. Domini- que Marchilton and Doug Stan- lake accounted for the others to capture series two, Baynham opened up a 1.0 lead for the locals in the first stanza and came back to push. the lead to two goals in the. early minutes of the second. frame. Alarchilton worked the lead to 3.0 in the second before .Ar- chic Pickett beat Callum Mc- Phee in the dying minutes, However, Stanlake squeezed a goal between two of Bayn. ham's efforts in the third pe- riod to give the Exeter squad a commanding 6.i lead. Philip Burns did manage to dent the twine in the final min- ales, but the game was already out of reach of the Clinton entry, Hockey Scoreboard 'V 44 n P 0 31 16 IA A 12 0 II) Provides margin — Continued from. page 6 the game clinched when they scored with less. than five min- utes. remaining to take a 4.3 lead, but Earl Wagner fired the . equalizer at the 18:02 mark and set the stage for Bell's dramatic clincher. The Atoms moved into a 1.0 lead in- the first stanza on a goal by jack McVlcar, but, Bell knotted' thecount. in the early minutes, only to have Watford come back with two more to take a 3.1 lead, However, Steve Kyle whittled the count to one goal with only 25 seconds remaining in the middle frame and Bill Shad- dick knotted the count at . the 15:00 minute mark of the final stanza, Burns appeared to be the hero when he came right back 20 seconds later to give the Atoms, their lead, but 'the Corn. bines broke loose for their two tallies in an exciting two min- utes in the last period to emerge With. the win. Hustlers -clinch tine, edge Angels 33-24 The Zurich !lusters WrAp^- pbe4dsk(71-m.flirstlep:aglaucee, inntLitue,50t07 when they scored .a 33-34 vic- tory .over the Memorial. Angels in a rough and tumble nintch featuring some inept shooting by both squads, It was the tenth straight MP for the lenders and _mathema- tically eliminated the Permit. telic Pedagogues' chances of passing them. Playing without three of their top scorers, the Hustlers had to go all out to edge the pesky Angels. Tbey opened. up a slim 5.4 lead in a slow-moVing first quarter and stretched their margin. to 19-1.2. at the end of the half. They out-scored the Angels in the third quarter and al- though out-played in the final stanza, managed to hold onto their win. Don O'Brien paced the at- tack with 13 points, while Bill Batten contributed 10. Fred Dobbs and Harry Schroeder were high for the losers with six each. The hustlers picked up 15 of the 29 fouls and three players fouled out, with Bill Batten rc-, tiring early for the winners and Chub McCurdy and Fred Dobbs picking up each the Teachers get hot With three players hitting double figures, the second place P-Pers had little diffi- culty in their convincing 56.37 rwee,4, bantams .ip.pst Clapp. :Kids 4.-ivance in midget series ev The Exeter bantams and pee were 1,11e. Ione Exeter marks-nes advanced in WOAA play, Men, firing their tallies in the off action this week when they second and third stanzas. ousted teams from Clinton? Win thriller while the midgets have been forced into a final game i n The Exeter midgets drew their hest-of-three SeriPA, first blood in, their WOAA play, The bantams won their se- off series with Clinton, Wed ries in two straight, d espit e nesday, when they eked out a 6,5 win in one of the best games held at the local arena this year, Both squads were. flying high, and excitement ran high as they raced from one end to the other in a nip-and-tuck battle, Midgets beaten in second game The Clinton midgets unleash- ed a powerful attack on their home ice, Saturday, to pound out an 11.2 win over Exeter and send their best-of-three series into the final game, After winning the opener, the locals were not match for their opposition, Saturday. Clinton jumped into a 3.0 lead in the first period and doubled their output in the middle frame to take a 6.1 lead into the 'final stanza. The locals managed to hold. them to two goals in the last 20 minutes, but couldn't get their offense into action to whittle the lead to less than nine, Jim Smith and Gary Parsons Lunen-Ilderton Philipsburg Clinton Seaforth Mitchell Exeter .. ... ...... Games this week: Thursday, Feb, 15 Exeter at, Centralia. li'riday, Feb. 16 ' 8titchell at iaseter Centralia, at Latean-Iltierton Sunday, Feb, 18 Centralia at Clinton Tuesday, Feb. 26 Esetckr at Mitehell BIG EIGHT SCORING RACE r -Alas O'Neil, 37 3S 75 Steve Storey, 1,4 21 46 70 Tom CollInga, 37 72 65 Don Fieste.h.er , 31 30 Ai Harry 'Wraith, 19 38 57 Stu O'Neil. 1,-T 25 24 52 Ion Gravett, E 21, 28 52 Bob Betatenrniller, 25 19 41 Ron Shrat, P........ ...... . 21 21 12 Jim Sullivan. GPI 14 25 39 (leortce Coveney, :55 16 19 37 Bill Cherpeta, (112 15 21 36 1,en Arseneati, C 20 15 35 Des Killen, ('r6 21 13:11 Wray Brectdner, C 17 16 33 SHAMROCK JUNIOR Last week's scores: Iirnsall-Eurieh 5—Watford 4 TI'enaa11..7.urich 6—Watford 6 'Hen -Zurich 11—Lambeth handle th 11—Exeter 7 stsodings W Bensit11-7.tivich , 17 10 Stralhroy ......... , 12 g Exeter 12 IA Wint ford 11 IA lambeth S IS Games this week: Thursday, Viet), 15 Watford at Strathroy Saturday, Fah, 17 Exeter at Watford Monday, 'Web. 19 Strathroy at 1,anibeth Tuemlew, Feb, ''..111 SIrrttliroy at :Exeter The Exeter pee woes won their first round in WOAA play- offs, Saturday, when they bat- tled their way to a hard-fought 6.3 win over Clinton in the third game of their best-of- three series. The locals won the first game and tied the second, Peter Lawson, a husky de- fensive stalwart on Red Load- er's club, paced the attack in the. win with three big tallies, Single markers came off the sticks of Barry Burnham, John Loader and David Burke, The teams battled to a 1,.1 However, it was short-lived as Laurie CoRgthonn and John Cooper worked the count to 3,3 for Clinton as they beet Toni Glavin with a pair of unassist• ed markers, Gary Parsons, who played a stellar game for the locals, knotted the count at the 11:45 mark, but Clinton left the ice at the end of the first stanza with a 4.3 lead as Randy Clew came back with his second at the 14;35 mark, Fred Wells evened things up at the 6:00 minute mark of the middle frame when he finished off a play with Don Wright and then Parsons came hack with his second of the night at the mid-way mark to give the Ex- eter crew a 5.4 lead, Clinton came back to tie it up again at the '7:30 mark of the final 20 minutes, but Allen Thompson fired the winning marker less than two minutes later, OHA BIG EIGHT Last week's scores: 1.,tica,n-Ilderton 5—Centrally 5 Seaforth 3—.511tchell 2 Philipsburg 7—Mitchell 1 Exeter 15—Clinton S Lucan-Ilderton 14—Clinton 5 Mitchell 9—Exeter 5 Philipsburg 5—Seaforth Standings Win third game Aiti' 22 0 17 6 9 13 ii 15 R 12 A 15 5 15 r a 37 4 28 4 25 2 24 3 IS Ths. 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