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meet .Strathroy in finals.
liensall-Z uric h Combines
edged St. Marys 6-0 on hOme
ice Friday to eliminate the Stone
'Townere in four straight con-
tests and set up the final series
With Strathroy.
The first of a best of-seven
series, will be played at the
HellSall arena Friday with the
remaining dates to be announced
later.
BE DARD LEADS'
Larry Bedard returning to top
form after a lengthy lay-off
fired two goals from his defence
position to lead the H-Z boys
in the contest which was in doubt
right to the final Pell.
The visitors were quick to
even things up with Dave Ross
getting the equalizer only 20
second later.
Paul Draper put his team out
in front for the second time on
the next play with line-mates
Ron Livermore and Craig Chap-
man.
As the period was coming to
an end Earl 'inner and Brian
Bonthron closed in on the St.
Marys cage, dropped a trail-
ing pass to Harold Jacques who
slapped a whistling drive into
the top left corner to put his
mates on top 3-1.
The teams traded goals in the
' middle session, Wayne McKen-
ny finding the range for St.
Marys with Ron Livermore reg-
istering for the home club un-
assisted after blocking a clear-
ing pass.
The St. Marys youngsters,
facing elimination, were back
in contention within 12 seconds
of the final period when Bernie
Stephens fired the rubber home.
The pressure on the home
club was relieved for a short
time as Bedard found the mark
with a hard slap shot from near
the point.
Making a last ditch effort, the
visitors picked up two quick
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counters from the sticks of
Murray Watkineon and McKenny
phortly after the halfway mark
pf the closing period to knet the
score,
With both teams racing back
and forth looking for an opening,
the break came with less than
three minutes to. ge. Bill Shad
dick snared a leope puck at
Centre ice, eleared to Craig
Chapman who broke in dyer the
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things up,
With a minute to go Marty
Humphries was lifted from the
the visitors' net in favor ,of an
extra forward, but their efforts
were in vain as they were held•
off the score sheet.
Additional dates for the best-
of-eeyen Shamrock junior finals
have been released by convenor
Don Buddo of Ilderten.
The first game goes in lien,
pall to-morrow night, Friday,
with the remainder as follows;
Monday, Mar. 18, atStrathroy
Friday, Mar. 22, at Hensall
Thursday, Mar. 28, atStrath-
roy.
Saturday, Mar.30, at Hensall.
Monday, Apr. 1, itStrathroy,
Friday, Apr. 5, at Hensall.
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Four rounds of the men's
final draw have been completed
and of the 44 rinks competing
only one remains undefeated.
That rink is Bob Jeffrey's in
the Thursday night draw.
Harvey Pollen and Charlie
Shane suffered their first de-
feats but retained their previous
positions--Harvey in second
spot on Tuesday and Charlie as
leader on Thursday. The Mon-
day race was narrowed con-
siderably when five of last
week's eight front runners lost
their second game.
Except for Bob Jeffrey, the
standings include three—game
winners:
Monday--George Busche 42,
Dick Jermyn 42, Bob Middleton
41.
Tuesday--Bob Jeffrey 48,
Harvey Pollen 40, Art Cann 39,
Allan Westcott 39, Claude Far-
row 38, Charles Smith 38.
Tuesday--Charles Shane 44,
Lee Learn 39, Mac lbdgert 37,
Clarence Down 34. D.W.
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Crediton Hawks win South Huron league
Crediton Hawks are the first champions of the South Huron Recreation Hockey League, which was
formed this year. The Hawks defeated Hensell in the finals recently. The loop competed weekly
at the Hensall arena. In front with the trophy is spare goalie Tommy Glavin. Front row, from left
Russ Beaver, Dennis Morrissey, Jack Priestley, Jim Pfaff, Joe Gunn; second row, John Wade,
Bob Galloway, Cy Blommaert, Mel Finlcbeiner, Bob Morrissey; back row, Joe Regier, Bill
Schroeder, Jim Russell, Scotty pegier. Absent, Paul Cronyn.
L-I forces seventh game Ladies' Spring Coats
Lucan-Ilderton' Combines
with their backs against the wall
and facing elimination put to-
gether a pair of wins in the past
week to force a seventh game
in their Big Eight OHA semi-
final set with Seaforth Towners.
After winning the opening
game of the series the Com-
bines were on the short end
in the next three tilts b of o r e
coming up with a 6-5 victory at
home Friday and a4-2 conquest
on Seaforth ice Tuesday.
The seventh and deciding con-
test to decide an opponent for
the survivor of the Milverton-
Philipsburg series willbe play-
ed at the Lucan arena, March
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point with help from the O'Neil
boys.
The Combines went to the
dressing rooms for the first
time with a two-goal edge onthe
strength of a three-way com-
bination with Barry Hearn on
the triggering end.
In an effort to wrap things up
the Seaforth boys hammered
home a pair in the middle stages
of the second to temporarily
knot the count at 2-2. Bob Beu-
tenmiller and Bill McLaughlin
registered the tying tallies.
Less than three minutes had
elap s ed after McLaughlin's
score when Coach O'Neil nabbed
his first to put his boys out in
front to stay.
Just Arrived!
Captain Steve Storey led his
club's attack Friday with apair
of markers. Ken Loft, Dusty
Aldis, Barry Hearn and Stu
O'Neil furnished singles to
round out the scoring.
Ken Doig and Jim Dick with
two counters each and a single
reply from Tom Dick accounted
the Towner tallies.
COACH FIRES WINNER
Competing on Towners' home
ice sheet Tuesday, playing
coach Max O'Neil fired a couple
of goals, one late in the second
and the other early in period
three that proved to be the win-
ning and insurance marker.
Ken Loft started the ball rol-
ling with a low drive from the
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Kin rink wins Hanover trophy
An Exeter Kinsmen four swept its way through a one-day bon-
spiel at Hanover last week to win the annual club bonspiel trophy
there. Seated are Skip Les Parker, Vice Ward Kraft; standing,
Lead Art Clarke and Second Iry Armstrong.
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and Motz kept the opposition
oat of scoring position. Larry
Idle swished in a one-hander
from the side to come within
one of knotting the count.
With only seconds remaining
another ball-stealing trick oc-
curred and Wayne Baynham
flipped in what proved to be
the winning basket as the score-
board read 94-93 for the home
team.
The northern boys returned
down the floor quickly and in
the process a foul shot was
called which bounced off the
rim giving the SHDHS juniors
possession.
On instructions from Coach
Wright, with less than 20 sec-
onds left, the boys passed back
and forth beautifully to hang on
to the ball.
Over-zealous checking by a
Clinton player trying to regain
possession of the ball resulted
in a foul being called and Bay-
nham cooly flipped in an extra
point as the home supporters
were counting down the final
few seconds.
One of the differences from
the first game was the better
average from the foul line for
. the winners. In the final game
they dropped in 11 free ones
compared to only four in clin-
ton.
Coach Wright was elated with
his team's performance and
called it the best junior club
he has ever handled, and that
includes several 'A' clubs.
He attributed the final game
success to the zone press de-
fence his boys employed in
contrast to the man - to - man
system that was used in Clin-
ton.
Everyone on the club turned
in terrific efforts, with special
mention going to Bob Burns
for his aggressive play and
deadly accuracy from the foul
line that accounted for a good
share of his 18-point total.
Ron Motz was next in line
in the scoring department with
seven baskets from the floor.
Wayne Baynham deserves a
lot of credit for playing the
entire game while suffering
from a severe case of the 'flu.
He was instrumental in the win,
nabbing five of his nine-point
total in the last three minutes.
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