HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-22, Page 7WIN THIRD TIME—The Exeter pee wees scored their left to right, Red Loader, coach; Graham Hern, Barry
third straight win in the "B" class at the annual Sham- Baynham, Ricky Weber, Philip Howard, Randy Weber,
rock tournament in Lucan, Saturday. The young puck- Frank DeVries, Ricky Brintnell and Maxine Loader,
stet's drubbed Byron 9-0 in the first game and edged manager. Middle row; David Burke, Merle Idle, Bill Fair-
Point Edward 4-2 in the final, Glen Stires, the team's bairn, Doug Beavers, Donald Campbell and Peter Law-
goalie, was judged the outstanding netminder in the son. Front row: Ronnie Durand, john Loucks, Glen
12-team affair, Members of the team are: back row, Stires, John Loader and Allen Diller, —T-A photo
Exeter squad wins third title,
goalie best in Lawn tourney
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Clinton post win
In RCAF finals
Clinton Thunderbolts
ped Winnipeg Buffalos 7.3 be-
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added a pair. Single tellies
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Hockey .scoreboard
Goalie Glenn Stites added to
the team's laurels when he was
picked as the outstanding net-
minder in the event that at-
tracted 12 teams from the area
and from London, Ingersoll and
Point Edward.
The young netminder allowed
only two goals in his two ap-
pearances and was a standout
le the team's final game against
Point Edward after he had an
easy time in chalking up a
shutout in the first game.
Sub-goalie Rick Brintnell also
helped in the shut-out, playing
the final period in the opener
against Byron.
Red and Maxine Loader's
squad were the only area puck-
Mors to pick up a champion-
ship, while Zurich copped the
"C" consolation event and
derton did the same in the "D"
class.
The results of the games
were as follows:
Ailsa Craig 2 — Lucan 0
Although the St. Patrick's
Day affair should have been a
natural for the green-shirted
Lucan Leprechauns, they fell
victim to Ailsa Craig in the
opener by a 2-0 count.
Dale Schram paced the at-
tack for the winners, pushing
them into a one-goal margin
after one minute of play in the
first period and coming back
to sink an insurance tally mid-
way through the final stanza,
The Ailsa Craig squad dom-
inated play throughout the con-
test and out-shot Lucan 12.3,
but they had difficulty solving
the netminding of Jim Nagle in
the Leprechauns' nets.
Exeter 9 — Byron 0
The Exeter six had little dif-
ficulty in their iaitial encounter
drubbing Byron 9.0 as they kept
their opposition bottled up in
their end throughout the tilt.
Barry Baynham started the
locals off with a tally after
only one minute of play and
they never stopped until the
final whistle, adding two more
in the first period, potting a
brace in the second and four in
the third.
Baynham added another tally
to run his total to two, as did
John. Loader and Allen Diller,
Single tallies. were picked up
by .Bill Fairbairn, Frank de-
Vries and Peter Lawson.
. The locals had 18 Shots on
the net, while Stites and 'Mirth
nett were called on for only
five saves,
ingertelt 13 — Mensal!
lionsall's entry had a tough
time in the tournament as they
were pitted Against Ingersoll iii
their opener and Were he match
for the squad from the larger
centre.
Ingersoll jumped into a 9-0
lead before HenSall countered
with a pair off the Sak Of
dike Hoy early in the third
period. but Ingersoll came
right back with four More as
they. coasted to their win,
Bob Vanderbughe paced the
attack with lour straight goals
for 'Ingersoll, while Ted Fitz-
mortis polled a hat-trick, Sin-
gle 'vere added by'
Bryanston's hard fighting
entry scored two goals late in
the final period to pull a nip
and tuck affair away 'from II-
derton.
The. winners moved ahead
1.0 on a goal by Walt Parkin-
son late in the first period and
the teams battled on even.
terms before Jerry -Howard
and Dennis Stead fired the
clinchers behind Steve Bruns.
kil.
Each team had 10 shots on
the net in the tilt.
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
Exeter's entry was the first
to win a championship when
they edged Point Edward in a.
thrilling 4-2 match before the
supper hour.
Peter Lawson started the
locals off right when he tipped
in a pass front Graham Hern
at the 11:30 mark of the first
period,
Point Edward knotted the
count early in the second on a
goal by Ricky Clarke, but Law-
son potted his second goal at
the 10:15 mark and Bill Fair-
bairn pushed the lead to 3.1
in the dying minutes.
Graham }fern gave the locals
a three-goal bulge after a min-
ute of play in the final period
and after giving up another
Point Edward goal three min-
utes later, the locals hung on
to post their win.
Glenn Stires was called on
In make 15 saves in the fast
game and one of the gOals he
gave up was actually pushed
in by a team mate attempting
to cover up in front of the net,
Bryanston 3 — Ailsa Craig 1
A team from Bryanston, or-
ganized only this year, pulled
the biggest upset in the tourna-
ment when they skated to a
3-1 win over Ailsa Craig in the
"D" championship,
Walt Parkinson started them
off with a tally. at the 11:05
mark ,of the middle period and
;Terry Howard gave them a two-
goal edge at the 9:40 mark of
the final stanza,
However, .Bob Scrimgeour
whittled the lead to 2-1 exactly
two minutes later to pull the
losers back into contention but
Howard came back with. his
second goal 20 seconds later
to pull the game out of reach
of Ailsa Craig.
The teams battled hard for
the winner and Jim Paisley
finally broke the tie when he
beat Lucan's Jerry Freeman
at the 5:00 mark of the final
period,
Lucan fought hard for the.
equalizer but they couldn't find.
the range,
Zurich 7 — Hensall 0
Zurich had little trouble cop-
ping the "C" consolation award
as they trounced their arch
rivals from Hensali.
Jim Hayter paced the. Zurich
attack with a hat-trick, while
Paul Hesse dented the twine
on two occasions. Single mark-
ers were picked up by 'Don
McAdams and Ronnie Corri-
veau,
Gary Geoffrey registered the
shutout.
SHAMROCK TOURNAMENT
SCORES
Anse Craig 2 - -Loran 11
I.;xeter n—nyron 11
Ingersoll ii—ilemia.31 2
I.RAn th :1--Zurich a
Point Fidn-ard :3—Kal1-an Park fl
ryanst on 3-11dert.on
Lambeth. 5---Ingersnli 3
1,;xetrr 4—Point Ed ward 2
ityren -Kensall Park 1
Ildert on 2.---1-1wan I.
Ties series
— Continued from page 6
second, of the night early in
the middle frame.
Andy Beauchamp finally put
the puck behind Seaforth's Bill
German at the 15:14 mark of
the period, but Doug Rowcliffc
nullified it exactly 30 seconds
later to give Seaforth a 4-1
lead at the end of the second.
Don Brown whittled the lead
to two goals at the mid-way
mark of the final, but Bob
Doig pulled the game out of
reach of the visiting airmen
with an unassisted marker with
three minutes remaining in the
tilt.
The .Towners• also won the
penalty parade, picking up
nine of the 1.4 minors handed
out, but the Thunderbolts failed
to capitalize on any of their
power plays.
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The Exeter pee wees came ich squad when he dented the
up with their third straight twine early in the third stanza.
championship in Lucan's Sham- Gary Geoffrey played a stet-
rock tournament, winning both lar game in the Zurich nets
their games in the "B" class and had no chance on any of
competition, Saturday. the three shots that eluded
him.
Bryanston 3 — Ilderton 0
Lambeth 5 Ingersoll 3
Strong entries front Lambeth
and. Ingersoll hooked up in the
"C" series final and gave the
fans plenty of Raton before
the London crew emerged with
a 5.3 win,
Lambeth's Mike Nelligan and
Paul Thomas Answered goals
by Thgersoll's Gary Carton and
Paul .1lominick in the first pe-
riod and then took a 5.2 lead
on goals in the second by Ron
Brodie and repeat performances
by Nelligan and Thomas,
Ted moos whittled the
lead to two goals lit the dying
minutes of the middle period,
but it was as close they
Eitrry House, r a w .fm nal mc k , could get As both goalies stop-
Terry Itarrison, DeVid • Ces. pod everything the teams threw
sorts, G ary G ar ton .Atld Carlo their way in the final period,
Martian, CONSOLATION CHAMPS
Lambeth 3 20.10 0 The Lucan Leprechauns still
A scrappy'entry from Zurich couldn't find the luck of the
tell victim to a 8.0 Minted to Irish in their battle Tor the
tAbibttb, they gave it 11)" class consolation trophy
everything they had before Old fell vielibl to close
falling to the strong Laden count AgAitig, their areli rivals
Phoni lidettott, siX.
Lambeth Opened up a 1,0 lead Ken Rush .gave the Vi'lftil6t8
at the 1„915 mark on a tally by a 1,0 lead iii the first period,
Dennis Worn hod built it up Mike ()Nil hilt the 'Wants
to int goals later in the period Mt term w t en he tPtg.
When starry young Mut Tho lb* Pro(' UtCAll'S lone, tally 111 \lie
0$ dented the twine, second pe riod Me:` rimy one
Mike Nelligan sunk the
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