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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-05, Page 9despite The Zurich :Hustlers wrapped lip the nee Basketball title, Thursday, despite a 51-41 lose to the Peripatetic Pedagogues in the final game of their two- game final, The Zurich squad took the series by a convincing 07.78 count, winning the first game by an overwhelming margin of 33 points. The loss was only the second for the champs in the 14 games they played. It was a nip and tuck affair throughout with the Hustlers holding a slim margin until mid - way through the final quarter when the teachers put on a successful drive to upset the champs. Zurich opened up a 13-.12 lead in the first quarter and were only leading by two points at the half, although they increased their margin to five at the end of the third quarter, However, led by George Wright, who had been off his usual accuracy most of the game, the teachers hooped 20 points while holding Zurich to 11 to post their margin of victory. 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The Times,A0Pc.00., April 4, 1962 scoring 1.3 of them in the final quarter, Jim Carey, who play- ed a stellar game and controll- ed the backboards, followed hint with 12, Tom Burke and Bill Batten were the high men for the Zurich squad as they dumped in 10 each, closely .followed by Don O'Brien's nine. Each of the nine Hustlers hit the score- sheet, while Gary Bryant was the only member of the P-Per's who failed to score. The teachers missed a big opportunity to widen their mar- Plattsville bantams battled their way into the OMHA "D" final, Friday, ousting Zurich in two straight in their best-of- three series with a 5.3 win in New Hamburg. Three quick Plattsville goals in less than three minutes near the mid-way mark of the first period spelled the difference between the two clubs as die Zurich entry actually held the majority of the play in the contest. flowever, the Zurich squad failed to capitalize on their Cop opener - Continued from page 8 dented the twine three times for the hat-trick, while their centre man Earl Wagner picked up six assists, although he failed to score, The second line accounted for four tallies as Terry Bourne notched a pair and Ken Fad- elle and Brian Bonthron had a single each and utility man Ha- rold Jacques picked tip a sin- gle. The rest of the goals were producer' by the defensive corps who enjoyed their best night of the season paced by. Murray Bell and Wayne Willert who each triggered a pair and Larry Bedard's singleton, Ross McKersie and Don Learmont were the top snipers for the losers with a pair, while Brian arlcDuffle added the filth. Game Comments - It was a roughly played contest as the Combines handed back most of the rough tactics the Milton crew started and the Little Giants picked up 11 of the 21 penalties handed out ...Den- nis Mock played a steady game in the nets and was called on to handle several blazing shots, making 25 saves ...Ken Fad- elle and Terry Bourne proved that they held no grudges with the Combines as they were two of the hardest working for- wards on the ice , „ Two bus- loads of fans and several car- loads from Bonsail made the trip. gin in the tilt, scoring only nine of their 26 foul shot at- tempts, while the Hustlers clicked on seven of their 14 in the rugged tilt. The scoring was as follows: P-PERS: George Wright, 20; Jim Carey, 12; Lyle Little, 8; Ron Beimrich, 8; Doug .Rickert„ 3; Gary Bryant, HUSTLERS; Tom Burke, 10; Bill Batten, 10; Don O'Brien, 0; Danny Moore, 5; Bill Oil- 'Wan, 4; Bob Fletcher, 3; Keith Lovell, 2; Neil Campbell, 2; Al Wiper, 2. scoring opportunities as they came up with a poor display of shooting, "We should have bea- ten them", coach Don O'Brien reported, "Except for that one spree in the first period it was our game". Barry Block started the area pucksters off on the right foot when he finished off a three- way passing play with Bill. Hoffman and -Bill Sehade at the 5:12 mark of the first period. -However, w i. I h a Zurich player sitting out a minor pen- alty, Plattsville knotted the count on a. goal by Neil Har- mer and then :Ken Brown and Charles Harmer came back with two more in quick order to give the winners a 3-1 mar- gin, With less than two minutes remaining in the first period, Zurich fought back to whittle the lead to one goal when Block came up with his second of the night on a play with two defensive stalwarts, Ken West- lake and Robert Bannister. Zurich tied the count after only 30 seconds of play in the middle frame when. Bill Sehade teamed up with Block and. Hoffman to pull their team right back into contention, However, at the 15;00 mark of the perio d, Plattsville jumped into a 4-3 lead on a goal by Edwin Walcott and they were never headed al- though Zurich did everything but put the puck in the net, Plattsville increased their margin to 5.3 early in the third period, with Charles Harmer coming back with his second of the night with the insurance tally. This was the fourth year that teams from Zurich and Platts- ville have met in an OMHA semi-final and the teams have split 2-2, both going on to win Ontario titles. Teacher: "What did the. prince do to wake Sleeping Beauty?" Mary; ''I don't know." Teacher: "Now, what does mother give you when you wake up in the morning?" Mary: "A spoonful nt cod liver oil." After finishing second in the Friday night divisien of the miKed ending league, Charlie, Shane skipped his foursome to tt lt erecrinsatfradigrah wt .wins to capture Ten teams gained a berth in the playoff and in the first nye- Molnar), round to •determine the eight finalists, Russ 1:10- man whipped Si Simmons and Ohm Miekle emerged with a win over Art Cann. Tiernan came back to edge Mieklc, who topped the ;roan over the regular season with 101 -points, while Shane clumped a squad skipped by Bev Alex- -1'.70 Dave Redford skipped his 'RCAF Centralia rink to an 11.6 win over Lee Webber's Exeter rink to win the area 'prestige" match promoted by the Exeter Arena board last In a game which attracted only a handful of fans, the Centralia champions had the weight right from the start and picked up .one point on the first end and increased it to four in the second, On the third end, Webber took out a Centralia shot rock with his last stone and gave his own team two points on the end and they shaved the lead to 4.3 when Redford missed on a runner in the fourth end to give Exeter another point. The locals tied .the match up in the fourth end after Cen- tralia appeared to be heading for, a big count. When Webber came to throw his first rock, Centralia had three stones in the house, but Webber hit one of their guards to move into the ring although CE were still counting three, Redford tried to guard, but, his stone was narrow and Web- ber came back to raise his rock to the Centralia shot to lay shot himself, Centralia could have made Kids split tilts, prep for tourney Prepping for the defense of their title in Brampton during the Easter vacations, the Exe- ter squirts dropped a close 4.3 decision to Goderieh in Exe- ter, Friday. The locals spotted their guests a three-goal margin early in the third period and came back to whittle the lead to one, but that was as close as they could Some. Dan McDonald started Code- rich off with a tally at the 11:40 mark of the first period and Mike Elder upped the lead to 2.0 in the second before Larry Haugh finally put the locals on the score sheet late in the second period, Goderich moved into their 4-1 lead on two quick goal, by Elder in the first six minutes of play and it was almost to the mid-way mark when .Exe- ter fought back with Larry Haugh. whittling the lead to two goals on a play with Jocy Ma rchilton . Randy Parsons pulled the Exeter kids to within one goal at the 13:35 mark when he teamed up with. Ron Janke and Bruce Futcher, but Gode- rich tightened up their defense to preserve their win. The Exeter liniup was as follows; Gordon McDonald, Denton Geiser, Bruce Fuicher, Randy Parsons, ,Joey Marchil- ton, Marvin Bower, Larry Haugh, Jimmy 'Guenther, Ron Janke, Tommy Prout, Brad Klumpp, Larry Smith and David Hinton, Don Shane, sub- goal. Lorne Baugh c o a eh es the young pucksters. Edge Combines Playing in Lucan, Saturday, the squad • posted a slim 2-1 margin over the Bryanston-Lu- P•asamore Dick jer- myn while Art Clarke whipped' John Corbett and .then- Clarke battled his way into the against Shane with a 'win over ssmore. However. his squad. was no match for Shane's entry who 1%-•on the final game with a con- vincing 11.5 margin. The members of the NV quarter • finalists were as fol- lows: 'Charlie Shane, Jessie Shane. Harry Dungan and Marian Doueall. Art ,Clarke. Betty Clarke, floss Krueger and lone Smith. Russ Tiernan, Doreen M- ilian, Clarence McDonald and Audrey McDonald. Almer Passmore, Myrtle Passmore, George VrleSe and Cathy Vriese. A Thor end, but Redford's final stone was narrow to give Exe- ter their one point to bring the score to 4.4. CE gp ahem Redford threw a very ac, curate take-out in the sixth end to grab a one-point lead, hut Exeter fought, hack to tie things up again at the end of the seventh. However, Centralia blew the. game wide open in the next rend when they counted four big points and added two more in the ninth.. 'l'he Exeter foursome took one point in the final end when Webber drew his last rook to the button after Centralia had taken off all the local's rocks to prevent them from copping a big end Members of Redford', squad included Sit, John McDonald, Cpl. Mainard Slater and Cpl, John Pietraszko, Webber's rink was composed of Bev Alexander, Ross .Hod- gent and Bill Lamport. Last year Canadians paid .5270 million into old age secur- ity pension fund through the three per cent sales tax col- lected at factory level, 5229 mil- lion through the three per cent lax on personal incomes, and $1114 million through the three per cent tax on corporation incom es. can Combines in another ex- hibition tilt. Marvin Bower gave the team a 1-0 margin in the first on a play with Bruce Fulcher and Ron Janke upped the margin to 2-0 in the second with Jimmy Guenther picking up the assist. Bob Maslen) scored for the homesters in the final period, hut they couldn't get the equalizer, Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed• nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through- out; the week. Larry Snider Motors tea e . an • • . fine emerged $.1„ . „ a ,cl oso 514 w i n to cop. the ..lbe aeries between the three laurels, moners was originally intended N.em bers „al hi s t eam wer e to r.ok. ..rotind-robin series hot lifirty Coates, Walter marlde. down after Lea rn -P 05- and Don Easton, while :p m ass. led s two wins. nota.orroei'ds Vindker'‘waDsictknadcetit.eulping of over the stlithertriliosount.illitghtlbaonvicitoourty,.. too and Nets Lampert. some who were the third draw In the consolation round, winners and came back with a Dick Jermyn finished in first, thrilling come-from-behind win Place nibeei•-isth oar ttgiast team were. O olVeer,wGcoOnr.dd ,c1,11,r1..calw7a1,;visiilhnev;..1.10 was :He •1Vally .Sel don Alvin l'ym and The :McTavish. rink held the Bob Fletcher. lead throughout the game, /cad- Members of the three rink were: Lee Learn, Beg 119 d g or t, Lloyd Smith and Harry areb. Gard McTavish, Don South- eat, "Barry Sherwood and Carl Doug litighson, Bill Allison,. Phil Itern and Harry Wilson. The milk production of a cow is reduced more rapidly' by ton little water than by anything else, Zurich squad ousted in bantam playdowns ander, The Shane - foursome then gained the final spot with a 0-1A.Me-Despite a close 51.41 loss to the P-Per's in the second game of win over Tiernan, their .two-game series, Thursday, the Zurich Hustlers easily won the rec basketball In the other round, Abner championship as they, held a .3-point lead following the first game, The loss, was only the .second of the 16,game schedule for the Hustlers in the league's success- ful first you of operation, Members of the championship squad are; back row, loft; to right, Don O'Brien, Danny Moore, Bill Gilfillan, Torn Burke and Al Wiper. Front row, Bill Batten, Bob Fletcher, Neil Campbell and Keith .Lovell, Missing from the photo is Dick Boelofson. ----T-A photo Centralia curlers win 'prestige' match wal per 's Men's Wear Phone 235.0991 Exeter