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Rinks skipped by Glenn
Mickle and Sandy Elliot con-
tinued their masterful one-
sided "wins in men's curling
action this week to open up
leads in two of the three divi-
sions.
Elliot scored a decisive 13-4
win over Allan Elston to pick
up 14 points and run his total
for the first two weeks to 27
and first place in the Tues-
day night draw.
The Mickle rink racked tip
an identical total with 13
points picked up on an 11.5
win over Dick Jermyn to head
the keen play in Monday's
eom.petitien.
Leader in Thursday's play is
Lee Webber who has 24 points
following his 1.1-8 victory over
borne Passmore's foursome
this week which gave him 11
paints,.
Runners-up in the Monday
grouping behind Mickle are
Ken McLaughlin with 25 points
and Ken. Ottewell with 23,
Following closely on Elliot's
heels are Wally Seldon's rink
with 25 points and Art Cann.
with 24. Claude Farrow and
Bob Jeffrey are still very
much in the race with totals
of 23 and 22 respectively.
Webber's nearest rivals are
Lee Learn and Clarence Down
with 22 points each, while
Morley Sanders is in fourth.
spot with 20.
Most of the scores were very
close again this week with the
most lopsided win going to
fiord McTavish with his 14.2
margin over Carmen Cann.
The week's scores are as
follows:
MEN'S CURLING SCORES
MrTavish 14.--Carman Cane 3 Bev Morgan 7-D, Passmore
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H-Z. six climb to.. second
Exeter club still winless
move into second place with 19
scoring points,
Strathroy's Ken. Fadelle holds
down third piece with 17 points,
What's the niatter with the
Exeter junior flaw ks?
With a record of 'seven
straight losses, it would appear
they have tine of the weakest
teams in their three-year his-
tory and won't afford much
,competition for the other seven
Distaff' race "a r s, however, a look at the' line-
ups in their seven atarts
StasY.S. dos e weals that this may not neces-
sarily be the case as they have
set to ice a full team due to
studies, accidents, injuries and
employment,
Juniors. hospitals:
not opponents' •nits
eideet on their way tal .the game.
At Forest Still playing withs
eto a practice against a team
that had been on the ice for
close to a month, the locals
dropped a 13-2 decision.. .Missing.
front the lineup was Dale Tur-
vey, whose tough grade 13 grind
does not allow .1a an to play mid-
week away games: Jean UV
11 Archildon, and Rick Boyle
were both sic ahliptigh they at-
tempted to play; Fred Wells
suffered e head injury and left
the game.
Belmont at Exeter - With a
full loam on the bee for the first
time. And with one practise un-
der' :heir belts, the Hawks OOP-
ped a heart-breaking 6.5 loss
due mainla to the spectacular
.,neteundmg of T$riali Moore in
the, visitor's vets.
At 5trativoy - The junior
Rockets copped the verdict with
an A-2 Margin, The hawks were
playing without the services of
TOrveYl Fred Wells, who lead
received a slight concussion In
the Forest :game: Bbll Deyweed
who was sitting ant A one-game
suspeasion. Bob Jones was in-
jured in 'he second period and
was joined by Lester Heywood
who sustained a leg injury.
St. Alan's at 'Exeter -- The
Hawks were whipped 7-3 in a
game they played without the
help of Wells, who was still re-
euperating from his head in-
jury,
At. Belmont - T he locals
'ere shaded 4-3 despite the fact
they were playing without any
regular defeeseman. Gerald
McBride was celebrating a new
arrival to his family; B"1 Heys
wood had to work due to a
breakdown in his employ'er's
,lanie McDowell holds first
place in the Thursday competi-
tion, but is closely followed by
Helen pickle's rink who have
21 points and Lois Learn with
20. Les Parker was elected pres-
wit(, joi inmpretkitsianskti.pepneicl b a ined k een 'dent of the Exeter Curling
L o i s Club at the annual sharehold-
Ottewell, Janie McDowell and ers' meeting at the rink, Wed-
Kay Elston having to go to an nesdaY.
extra end to break ties, while lie succeeds Bill Cann, who
four other matches ended with has beld the office for the Past
margins of two points or less, Year.
The results are as follows: Another ardent curler, Bill
LADIES, CURLING. SCORES
r. Southern t 7 --Willa, Wurrth 6
Kat. Liston fa *Wen Knight 5
Bernice Cann 6, Lois Hern 3
,lasale Shane 12--.-Rarh Bell 4 m ania, fts.,Isar 6-4rary Martin 4
ii0en .1ertnyn 7-ilelen Burton
Busrhe 9-.Edith no.tle Imitretta, Stegner 1.11-1,ee Dobbs
.lean Berne 0, -Marine Graham
Lois Ottawell S-A, McDonald 6
Helen Miekle 9--Verna, Fink 6
l ors Learn 8-Dorothy 'Bider 4
Janie Mr,Dowell 7-M, Pletcher
H-Z crew cop pair
on foes' ice surface
Lamport, was elected vice-pres-
ident of the group, while Bob
Fletcher will hold the post of
second vice-president.
Directors named at the meet-
5 ing were as follows: Maurice
a (Pete) Coates, Harold, Elder
7 John Goman, Harry Jeffrey
Roy Lamport, Tony Page, liar:
ry Sherwood and. Laurette Seigs
ner.
At Watford - 'Tice locals took
to the ice without a regular
practice and lost 10.3. They
played half the game without
the services of three players
who were involved iii a car ae-
on the losers' own lee, Satur-
day,
It was sweet revenge for the
Combines whose only blemish
so far this year was a 3-3 draw
with the Atoms in Hensel'.
The high-flying charges of
Red Loader built up a 6-0 lead
in. the first period and in
creased it to nine before the
homesters could come tip with
their three markers in the last
half of the middle period.
Bill Shaddick followed Kyle
closely for scoring honors as lie
increased his league leading
point supremacy with three
goals and two assists.
Ron Livermore picked up two
of the other Hensall markers,
while Harold Jacques and Ge-
rard Overholt snipped a tally
each.
Bill Ellison, Larry Burns and
Ray Menders. accounted for the
Atoms goals against Dennis
Mock,
Hens allaZuri eh also won the
penalty parade, picking up 11 of
the 19 infractions, including a
misconduct to Larry Bedard,
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Ken Ottewell iS Fr, Middleton 13
K. Mc (..s.ughlin 10-John Comae 3
Roelof*oe 10-Don Graham 9
C4' enn :Nitride 11-Dirk Serrn:rn 5
Ilarvey Pollen Harvey Cowen 2
5e!don 3 -1:011 ManLean
Bob Jeffrey 33-Eld MAI; 2
Art Cann 8-41d. Brady 5
Ruch Snell 0-A. Nirencort
Sandy 13-Allan Elston 4
olaude Farrow 0-Ernle Verson
carrf Cann 12-Charlie Smith 7
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sions, hest in the league, but urifortio
Bernice Cone and Cathy ;lately with players nilssing they
Southeolt each scored their have been forced to juggle their
second straight win in Tues. lineup continually and this has
day's grouping to share first been one of the big reasons
place with a five-point margin for their disappointing showing
over the nearest team skipped to date,
by Willa Wuerth. A brief review of Their set en
The Southeolt foursome edg- games shows the following
ed the }Werth. rink 7-6, while facts:
the Cann group came out on
the big end of a 6.3 margin
With Lois Here,
]]aids Gaisei"s 6.4 win .nver
Mary Martin gave her first
place in Wednesday's play, but
she is still only one point
ahead of Helen Jermyn who
scored a 7.5 decision over
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Two Hawk defeats
push total to seven
cog Strathroy junior Rockets, attack most of the game,
went down to their seventh ward tines to handle the de-
ice, Friday, dropping an excit- some stellar net play by John m g7-2 margi n to the loom leads Wade, thwarted the Belmont
of the play, but were very inept ter teamed up with Jim Hamb-
straight defeat on their home Pensive chores, and along with
true indication of the game, lead at the 17:15 mark of the
many occasions lost the puck neat passing play,
as they tried to deke the last They extended their lead to
defender instead, of shooting, two goals near the 5:00 mina
four stalwarts, Captain Bob an open (owner behind Wade.
es the Hawks carried their share first period when Roy Schuso
the winless crew as they finish- when Lee Brookes drifted in
ed up without the services of from his centre spot to pick
Jones, the team's leading scar- The hawks finally hit the
leO injury and _Fred Wells is of the period when captain Bob
by defensive leader, Gerald. Mc- and Rick Boyle to cut the score
In the Strathroy zone and on ley to blink the red light on a
Bride, and steady Rick Boyle. to. 2-1.
er, missed the game due to a scoring .column in the last half
still, recuperating from a con- Jones, the team's 1 e a d in g
eussion, They were joined later scorer, teamed up with Frank
ped pucks with their heads and his own end and then passed
Hospital for repairs, lone defender over to the wing
had to be taken to South Huron to his brother who pulled one
Paul Rose heat John Wade with in on the other side,
1-0 lead at the 7:10 mark when onto Jones' stick as he sailed
a low drive into an open corner The Hawks came out in the
to three goals -with tallies by 20 minutes to knot the count
Dave Robinson and Ken Fa- as Gerry Chapman teamed up
delle in the next seven minutes. with steady Frank Boyle to
play with Rick Boyle at the Moore.
6:56 mark of the middle frame However, the homesters
and they increased the margin early minutes of the final
to put the homesters on the broke the tie minutes later on.
score sheet, but John Morgan a tally by Wayne Cornish and.
made it 4-1 on a play with upped their lead to two goals
Rose at the 15:18 mark, on a three-way passing play
two goals when he scored the to within one goal when Mike
young midget star picked up midgets, took a. pass from. an.
Gary Parsons cut the lead to The Hawks managed to pia
niftiest goal of the night. The Cushman, brought Up from the
the puck at centre and after other midget star, Gary Par-
being dumped, regained control sons, to beat Moore with five
Strathroy 'players and then top- Exeter continued to apply
ped the solo effort off by heat- the pressure in the final min-
ing Lanny Moore from an al- tiles but couldn't get the equal.-
and worked his way past four minutes remaining in the tilt.
most impossible angle at the tact'.
side of the net. The contest was a cleanly
pest the lead to 5-2 near the end ing up two of. the three minor
of the period and the Rockets penalties
were never threatened after Players missing from the
each tallied once in the final Lester Heywood and Jean Guy
period for the unbeaten visiting Marchildon.
that. locals' lineup included: Gerald
The final score was not a The boats jumped into a 1.0
Injuries continued to plague Me mark of the middle frame
The visitors jumped into a. and dumped a perfect pass
Boyle and McBride both stop- Rick brought the puck out of
Dale Turvey finished off a dent the twine behind Brian
Exactly one minute later, finished off by Lee Nelles,
flowerer, Ron Carrothers up- played affair with Exeter pick-
Cam Brady and John Morgan McBride, Dale Turvey, Bill and
hard luck Exeter hawks Seymour moved off their for-
six,
Strathroy picked up 12 of the
16 penalties called in the tilt HYDRO IN THE SKY
which included miscominets to Ontario Hydro's fleet of nine
Stratham a n d Thomas and. helicopters puts in about 4,000
Frank Boyle of, the Hawks, and hours of flying time a year.
five minute majors to Lester The mileage involved equals a
Heywood and Bill Brady in the trip seven times around the
fnal minutes, world, Use of helicopters on
Thomas received his 10 min- Commission Operations saves
Idea for -slashing an Exeter more than $1,000,000 each year.
spectator across the arm during
a melee along the east side of
the rink.
13ELMONT WiteS SOUEAKER
Exeter's winless junior Rawks
(ravelled to . Belmont, Wednes-
day, with only 12 men and
none of. their four regular de•
fenattriere but atilt tame up
with one of their better games
As they. Were edged only 4.3,
Don CeoPer, Robert Marebils
den, flick Boyle and Terry
agodeavereatasesootaasetateeiettoraO
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roacbioery: Jean ..Guy narebii, Site Sidelines: Gerald McBride
.don was studying; Lester WY- was injured in the first period
wood had temporarily quit the .and Itick. Boyle was put out of
team; Dale Torrey was .atudys action in the final period.
All of this explains moat of
Strathroy at Exeter ana The the itavii-;s' troubles, .and there
Rockets eont,Mued their winning is no telling what they may. rho
streak with a 1.2 win. Bob when they get a full jilICLII) out
Jones was out with a leg ins to tackle aurae of their Bhema
jury; 'Fred Wells was still On rock eumpetitora,
Although Forest junior Lake-
sides managed to hold Hensall-
Zurich's top snipers off the
scoresheet, 'Monday, the de-
fending champs still managed
to come up with a 6.3 decision
in Forest.
T 1t e Overholt-Wagner-Willert
line took over the scoring du-
ties as neither Bill Shaddick
or Steve Kyle picked up any
points.
Operholt banged in a pair of
markers to lead the cause,
white Wagner and Willert pot-
ted one each. The other tallies
came off the sticks of Bob John-
ston and John Parley,
Terry Martin scored all
Forest's goals against sub-
goalie, Harry Moir,
The hosts held a 24 lead
throughout most of the first
period before Overholt knotted
the count in the last few min-
utes and the Combines left the
ice at the end of the second
with a 4.2 margin,
They upped it to 5.2 after
only one minute of play in the
final period and then traded
gOale in the last half of the
final.
KYLE POTS FOUR
With Steve Kale setting the
pace with four goals, the lien-
rall-Zurich Combines rolled to
their fourth win with an 11.3
verdict over the Watford Atoms
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111.4 junior champs, liensall,
Zurich Conthines„ moved one
step farther up the ladder .this
week and now trail the front-
running SirelbroY junior 11.oebt.
ets by Wily two points.
Butt' glubs picked tip .a pair
of wins this week to keep their
loss • colemns free of any Wept.-
ishes and the L'o.mbines have
still. Played, one less game than
the leeders.
St. i.liary.s Legion are in sole
Possession of third place .follow-
ing their 4.4 draw With Watford
in their only action. Forest and
Belmont have each recorded
Tam wins in the popular group-
ing, but the 'IsAkesittes have a
onespolet edge by virtue of a
lone tie,
The Fleeter, Hawks, haling
ditlieulties keeping their players
healthy, dropped ltro more de-
visions this week to remain
mired in the cellar with seven.
straight losses.
They trail lanean, ii ho were
idle this week due to exams,
by only two points (hough and
are only five behind the list-
less Watford Atoms.
Jack _Seymour's crew ahould.
have -two good athances of mov-
log out of the cellar when they
host Forest on Friday And then
tackle, the Lucen six on their
home ice, Tuesday.
Shaddick hot
Bill. Shaddick, the defending
scoring champion from the
Combines, continued his prolific
scoring with five points ths
week to extend his total to 28
points in their six gamest.
Hia keenest. competitor is
lineniate Steve Kyle., who bag-
ged :four goals and an assist
against Watford, Saturday., to
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