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LOSE IN FINAL—The Exeter bantams suffered a heart- right, Dominique Marchilton, Brian Baynham, Bob Ben-
breaking loss in Georgetown, Friday, when they were rang and Ron Cornish; third. row, Rick Schroeder, Bob
edged 1-0 by Coppercliff in the "D” final of the week- Burns, Ron. Broderick, Paul Mason; second row, Bill
long event. The locals, who earlier won the WOAA "B" Allen, Rick McDonald, Glenn .Overholt, Bob Grayer;
title, sidelined three other clubs before they ,met up front row, Doug Staniake, Larry Wert, Rick Penning,
with the Sudbury suburb squad in a real thriller. The Callum McPhee and Bob Stori.e. Missing when the photo
squad is shown above with coach. Dusty Burns, right, was taken was John Noble.
and Art Storie, left. The kids are; fourth row, left to photo
in fi
'Fluke' marker
clips bantam
There was only one "break"
in the "D" final at the George-
town bantam tournament, Fri-
day, and Coppereliff got that
one. to eke out a 1.0 win over
Exeter in a hard-fought con-
test.
It was a real heart-breaker
for the local kids who went
into the game. as derided
underdogs to the much bigger
northern .squad, but who went
and outplayed their foes but
couldn't put the puck in the
net.
The, Coppereliff kids opened
the scoring at the 1:30 mark of
the first period with rangy
John. Butler, doing the honors
on a play with Dennis Wing
and Tom Deacon.
OHA title
— Continued from page 6
coach Bi11 McCrae said as he
walked around shaking the
hand of each of the Combines
after the game, "You never
gave up". . Unfortunately
the series ended on a bit of a
poor note between the two
clubs as the Hensall-Zurich.
Management felt the Chicks
had given them a had deal by
Playing the game. on Tuesday.
It had originally been planned
for Saturday, but the Chicks
changed their mind and re-
ceived an okay from the 011A
when they pointed out they
were taking their ice out. How-
ever, the ice will be. in until
at least Thursday as the inter-
mediates tackle Pert. Dover
that night The big dif-
ference in dates was that. Fe-
riae would have been able to
play nn Saturday , , , The
Combines out-shot the Chicks
41 to 26 in the game, but this
didn't exactly indicate the play
as the Hensall-Zurich crew only
out-shot them.. 11-9 in the sec-
ond period, . but had a much
Wirier margin of the play as
they had shots blocked by de-
fensernen at the last minute,
or drilled pucks wide of the
net . Clo s e to too fans
made. the trip from the area
and several got together at the
end of the .seeend period and
put up. $50.00. for the player who
scored the last goal in an effort
to spark their left .-
The refereeing left plenty to be
desired as they missed several.
off-sides and most of the Pee-
eall-Zurich -crowd figured the
first goal came on a play. :that
was at least three feet. offside,
ye
The trio worked the puck
into the Exeter end and Butler
took a poke at the disc and it
hit the corner of Callum Mc-
Phee's pad and trickled down
into the net, just inches over
the red line.
The Exeter six fought hack
valiantly to get the equalizer
hut they couldn't heat' Pat
Grace in the Coppereliff nets,
who posted his fourth shut-out
in the week-long tournament.
Team captain Bob Burns who
lead the finals with a total of
32 scoring points in their first
six games, came close on two
occasions when he powered his
way through the defense, but
he lost the puck each time on
the soft, sticky lee to have his
attempts thwarted,
Brian Baynham also came
close in the dying minutes
when he picked up a loose puck
just over centre to race in un-
molested, hut his blazing drive
was deflected into the corner
of the arena as Grace managed
to get a piece of his stick on
the puck as it headed for an
open corner.
GAME COMMENTS — The
game was originally schedul-
ed for 5:00 pen., but was mov-
ed ahead to 9:15 a.m. as the
afternoon games were cancell-
ed due to the fact the warm
weather played havoc with the
ice, The ice was still very :poor
in the morning and this appear-
ed to hamper the small Exeter
squad as they had difficulty
getting any dangerous shots
away while in the Coppereliff
zone „ • The win was a big
one for John Butler. who scored
the winning goal on his 14th
birthday and as team captain,
received the "D" championship
trophy . „ The locals won five
of their seven games as they
battled their way to the
final and in most of the games
appeared to have the knack to
make their opposition play their
type of game.
BANTAM SCORING
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Father rafter daughter's
ter's first day. iii school):
Well, did you learn anything
today'?
Daughter: New; I've got to
go back tetnetrowl
Northern entry
win at Goderich
The old jinx that has plagued
Exeter pee wee squads in the
past raised its head in Gode-
rich Saturday as the locals
bowed out in the semi-finals of
the "C" series to the eventual
winners from Gerson.
It was the fourth time in 11.
years that an Exeter entry has
made it to the semi-final round
and it was the fourth time
they have failed to go any
further.
The big, speedy squad from
the Sudbury suburb had little
difficulty in ousting the locals
as they posted. a convincing 7-
2 win as the locals didn't look
nearly as impressive as they
had in their first, three wins in
the popular week-long tourney.
Flashy Frank Hamill and
Jeff Della Vedova paced the
attack with a pair of tallies
each, while Ricky Pasanen,
DuaneDragger and Bruce Dub.
blestine notched a single each.
Big Peter Lawson and Bill
Fairbairn each accounted for
the two Exeter markers.
The Gerson six moved into a
1-0 lead at the 8:04 mark of
the first period and upped
their margin to two goals two
minutes later as they outshot
Exeter 7.3 in the initial stanza.
They continued to dominate
play in the second as they
didn't allow the locals a single
shot on Maurice Renaud in the
nets and moved ahead by a
3.0 count with a tally in the
last minute of the period.
The winners upped their lead
to 4.0 at the 2:27 mark. of the
final period, but Peter Lawson
pulled the local kids back in
the contest, 20 seconds later
when be tipped in a shot from
the point by Allan Diller, who
had been fed a pass by John
Loader,
However, Gerson mov e d
ahead by a 64 count before Bill
Fairbairn raced in all alone to
blink the light at the 13:32
mark.
The winners still didn't quit,
and they capped their scoring
at the 14:08 mark on an un-
assisted marker by Hamill.
GAME COMMENTS -w. The
northern crew used their size
to advantage as they humped
the smaller Exeter kids around
and appeared to get. away with
several infractions as they
body-checked outside their own
zone . Although seven shots
went by him, Glenn Stires
played a strong game between
the pipes for the locals and
had little chance on most that.
eluded him . Garson won
the "C" honors when they
whipped Point. Edward 5-3 in
the final,
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Softball and Baseball
('roeidine the weather man
creoperatee, teeny-, will he aios,
en next week for afire four
ne'lock Frollball and baseball
ieagnrse.
l,nl h girls and boys teams
art P,III'Ci-41) I ed in the eat!,
hall category,. Hardie-1N teams
wadi be made up far the older
boy e,
A mince will hr pit! through
the eelloole on Monday staling
what day to show up for the
eboosine of the respective
lea e.
Minor bowling
A tip of the chapeau gave
out to bowling .supervisor Ruth
Durand and her gallant crew
who won three: awards in the
western e7outilies Minor Bowl-
Toernament at Sarnia.
"1Eseler Jets", composed of
-captain lion Wright, "Bank"
Guarie, Rebert Wolfe, Bill Far-
(11111 a r and Don Morrow won the
Junior Divieinn championship.
Indryidual awards went In Den
Wright for a high triple and In
(ingot Wolfe in the single
Exeter girls placed second
nut of IS teams, J 02 pine hack
nl the winners. The Exeter
girls heat the winning entry
last year tor the title, rin,
change about is fair play. Once
again, congratulations
Many thanks to ,foe Goea e,
Mary Holtzman, Mare, Ed.
ward s and Auh rquhar for
driving cars to the tourney.
WP understand Bret fish Me-
rin:1A m also offered his services
if he was needled and that Ted
Wright loaned his ear In Marg
Edwards to drive. Brian Sand-
era went along as scorekeeper,
lt'.s en-operation such as this
that really makes any program
lick and we are certainly
pleased with the enthusiasm
shown
The next tournament for the
lneel kids will take place in
Kineardine on May 12 when
they will attempt In hring home,
some of the silverware from
the Lake Huron Zone riecrea-
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VeG1 . There will he four .junior
teams competing as well as.
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Anyone wishing in drive to
Kincardine no May 12 is asked.
to get in touch with tr:, as soon
as possible.
One sad note in mention,
'that is that the Eeeter Junior
Invitation Five-Pm Bowling
Tournament slated for Slay 5
has been cancelled due to lack
of interest.
Formation of clubs
Attempts will he made this week to form the recreational
eofthall league :for another sea-
eon,
last .vear, the Kinsmen, Le-
gion. Credilem and Gifford's
formed a four-team league and
all indications say these loin'
will he hack again along with
perhaps one nr 'Iwo more en-
tries.
The Exeter Junior Golf Club
will take: formation this week
as an executive will he set rip
for the coining season.
The executive should he
formed by the time this goes
to prep; T1 anyone else ie in
tereeted in joining the rleth and
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