HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-12-12, Page 6victory, Cooper, Chapman .and
Cushman were on the-.firingend
of the final scores,
Only three penalties were
called in the last two periods
of play in .4.. cleanly, weliplayed
contest,.
ROUGH SECOND
Most of the scoring in. Fri-
day's game was confined to the
first period and the second
-turned into .a rough and tumble
affair with 1.4 penaltipa being
called,
The Combines took 45-3 teact
In the first, were outscored 2-1
in the second and reversed the
procedure in the final to pre,
serve an 8-6 verdict,
The visiting club scored their
trio of goals early in the first
before the crew caught fire.
Dennis Morrissey whacked in
a pair and singles were added
by Bill Shaddick, Bob Liver-
more and Mike Cushman in a
Six-minute span midway in the
opening period.
Earl Wagner tallied the sole
Combine tally of the second and
Shaddick and Livermore notch-
ed their seconds of the night in
the closing frame.
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Larry Stire, Dick Colter, Jim
Pfaff and Mike Cushman were
the home crew marksmen,
Wayne Doak with a three-goal
splurge and Ron Daer's single
tally accounted for the visiting
total.
NETS FIVE FOR MIDGETS
.. Scoring Bob Storie
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20--Goderich at Forest
21--Forest at Goderich
Elmira at Clinton
Lucan at Seaforth
23--Forest at Centralia
24--Seaforth at St. Clements
Clinton at Elmira
Lucan at Exeter
26—Centralla at Clinton
27—Goderich at Forest
28--Forest at Goderich
Clinton at Seaforth
29—Elmira at St. Clements
30--Centralia at Seaforth
31--Seaforth at Lucan
Elmira at Exeter
FEBRUARY
2--Clinton at Centralia
3--Seaforth at Forest
4—Seaforth at Goderich
5—Centralia at St. Clements
6--St. Clements at Centralia
Lucan at Seaforth
7--Clinton at Lucan
9--Seaforth at Clinton
10—Centralia at Forest
11—Goderich at Seaforth
12—Centralia at Clinton
Lucan at 5t, Clements
13—Clinton at Centralia
Forest at Seaforth
14--St. Clements at Lucan
16—Lucan at Centralia
Goderich at Clinton
17—Clinton at Forest
18--Goderich at Seaforth
20--Clinton at Seaforth
23—Lucan at Clinton
The top six clubs in the nine
team loop will participate in the
playoffs.
The firSt place finisher will
choose Its opposition for a best-,
of-seven A semi-final series,
The runner-up club will then
take its choice for a best-of-
five a set and the two rein aining
clubs will engage in a similar
C series,
Winners of the 13 and C en-
gagetents will meet in another
best-of-five with the nal-Mate
winner Meeting The A series
best in a best-of-seven clash
lot the loop title.
LUCAN LANE
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
LS (W, Watson 627) 4
WP (K. WilsOn 581) 0
WW (IV. French 568) 0
CC (A. Hodglns 640) 4
CS (J, Noyes 653) 3
BF(J, Barnes 547) 1
COLLEENS
TR (la Blake 542) 4
Hi (V, Bowman 465) 1
HO (V. Bowman 639) 3
Fl (E, Hodgina 658) 2
LUCAN MIXED LEAGUE
35 (I Scott 513) 3
CG (Default) 0
ES M. Dixon 543) 1
AB (L. Blake 559) 4
'IN (D. Fangn011 538)
MP (C. Nichol 618)
FR (B. Rosser 580) 0
LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE
(0. Sovereign 264)
DA (X. Hearn 216)
CC (L. Blake 266)
DI (M, Carling 223)
ST4 (d. Nicholson 255)
SP (B. Wraith 233)
P8 (A, Zubal 268)
AC CL. Liscombe 260)
1-114 (H, Hardy 243)
LE (tp. Butler 103)
CL (H. Black 193)
HO (L., insert 118)
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Confvsin'
choosin'
Post two wins, one tie
in first WO action here
score tied 1-I. and each had been.
aaaesaect two penalties.
Bill.Shaddick with the first
of two for the night, bulged the
twine as the first period was
expiring to knot the count. Jim
Coughlin tallied ..the first score
of the contest for the home
club,
The Combines hit the score
sheet four times in the first
half of the second to take e com-
manding lead.
cooper notched the first ..ana
fourth of the quick rally, getting
passing help from Mike Cush,
man on both scores and Bob
Livermore on the final. Don
Lockwood and Shaddick fired the
other counters,
Speedy Craig Chapman setup
the first play anciCaptair:Brece
Horton with assistance from
Steve Kyle aided Shaddick in
netting his second of the fray,
Three unanswered markers
in the third frame gave the
Combines the 8,3 margin of
The Watford Atoms invade
ilensall rink Friday night to
oppose the high flying Com,
bines.
74310 FOR COOPER
Bruce Cooper was the top
Combine goal getter insaturoay
night's 8-3 victory.
The Clinton youngster acored
twice in the seeond period and
added a single in the lasttwenty
minutes to record the hat trick.
The game started out as an
even-steven affair, The clubs
headed to the dressing rooms
at the end of the first with the
riensail,zurich comoines.
racked up -their 'seventh and
eighth wins of the aeaSol) by
downing Point Edward in home
and borne .gaines lest week,
On liensall ice Friday, -the
Combines were victorious 6,6
and they returned to the Lamb-
tort county town the following
night to register an easier 8-3
win.
The double win put the H-Z
crew in sole possession effirat
place in the Shamrock 'junior
loop, a full game ahead of the
second place Strathroy Rockets,
Ever been confused by the results of all-
star selections in various sports?
The choices made by the experts are some-
times questioned by the fans.
Last week's announcement of the All-Can,
ado football club selected by the football writers
leaves some question in our minds.
Several weeks ago, Russ Jackson of Ottawa
won double awards as the most outstanding foot-
ball performer in the country. Where does Jack-
son fihish in the battle for top quarterback in
our pro ranks? Ottawa's fine signal caller re-
ceived only nine votes from the same observers
that chose him as the best a few weeks previous,
Not taking anything away from the
ties of Joe Kapp, B.C. Lions fine quarter who
was given tap preference with 26 nods from the
selectors, this seems quite a reversal in opinion
in a short time.
Ironically enough, Bernie Faloney of the
Champion Tiger Cats, the fellow that proved with
his Grey cup performance that he rates with the
best appeared on only four of the ballots.
DISCOURAGE $14AP SHOT
A noble experiment is being tried in the
Saskatchewan junior hockey league. An attempt
is being made to cut down the use of the slap
shot,
Frank Boucher, commissioner of the west-
ern province's junior ranks, a former great with
the New York Rangers and seven consecutive
times a Lady Byng Trophy winner is putting the
new rule into effect this week.
The use of the slap type of shooting will
be limited to inside the opponent's blue line. Us-
ing this method of firing the puck in any other
area of the ice will result in a minor penalty to
the guilty player. However, the penalty would be
ignored if the offending team was already a man
short..
In this case, play would be halted and a
face-off called in the offending club's zone.
This new idea may have some merit, but
we can also think of a few drawbacks to the
game.
Boucher says that banishing of the slap
shot will encourage youngsters to do more stick
handling and passing to move the puck into
enemy territory.
This new move could tend to slow up the
game with more whistles and give the referees
more "discretion" calls to make. It would also
involve the question of how far back the stick
would have to come to constitute -a slap shot.
This new rule will probably never be
adopted, in the National hockey league. Few, if
any big time pucksters rely solely on the slap-
ping style of firing the rubber.
Bell's rink
undefeated
Three Exeter minor hockey
clubs opened home woAA play
at the Exeter Arena Tuesday
night with two wins and a tie
against Goderich clubs.
In the evening lid-lifter the
Bantams downed their Huron
County town opposition 4-0.
A superlative five-goal effort
by Bob Storie led the Midgets
to a convincing 9-1 victory.
Winding up the night's activi-
ties, the juvenile clubs battled
to a 4-4 draw.
LOADER LEADS
John Loader was the top goal
contributor to theBantam
cause, netting a pair. Barry
Baynham notched the Ione first
period score with help from
Loader.
Goal number two came early
in the second as Jim Hayter
after taking passes from Pete
Lawson and Merle Idle found
an open corner of the Goderich
cage.
Loader finished the scoring
with his pair, one coming late
in each of the second and third
sessions. Baynham provided the
passing assistance on the final
counters.
STORIE STARS
Bob Storie, a holdover from
last year's championship club,
led the midget attack with a.five-
goal spurt.
Adding markers in single
fashion were Paul Mason, Doug
Stanlake, Scott Burton and Ron
Brocierick,
JUVES DRAW
In the tripleheader wrap-up,
the juvenile clubs from God-
erich and Exeter battled to a
1960 Chevrolet
Only two rinks remain un-
beaten in the ladies' curling
league so far.
On Tuesday Barb Bell retains
her top position with 42 points
and on Wednesday Dorothy
Prout leads, also with 42 points.
The closest rink behind Barb
Bell is that of Dorothy Elder
who has 35 points, and Pauline
Simmons and Maxine Graham
are tied for second place on
Wednesday with 38 points,
Lois Ottewell's ring leads
Thursday's race with 34 points,
but close behind are Cathy
Southcott and Alma Etherington
with 33 points,
Last week's scores are:
TUESDAY
D. Elder 10, H. Frayne 3
K. Elston 8, E. Knight 6
W. Wuerth 8, V. Fink 6
B. Bell 6, J. Robertson 3
WEDNESDAY
P. Simmons 10, M. Geiser 2
L. Stegner 7, M. Graham 5
E. Boyle 11, J. Page 5
L. Webb 11, IL Jermyn 3
B. Cann 8, H. Webber 3
D. Prout (by default), E. Busche
THURSDAY
C, Southcott 10, L. Learn 3
H. Mickle 10, J. McDowell 8
L. Ottewell(w)5,A.Etherington 5
M. Fletcher 8, A. McDonald 7
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hours in the local rink. After several instructional sessions under physical training teacher Glenn
Mickle, the students started their first draw Monday afternoon. The games take place between four
and six o'clock Mondays and Fridays and the curling club provides the facilities free. Top, Robert
Mickle, Fred Sanders, Brian McLean, Bob Higgins and Greg Harness gather in the house. Below,
Dennis Hockey shows delivery form while girls' teams in background huddle over end.--T-A photos
1959 Pontiac Centralla RCAF Golden
Hawks and Goderich Sailors
met in home and home OHA
Big Nine competition this week.
The Sailors were victorious
in both outings, squeezing out a
close 4-2 decision in Centralia
Sunday and taking a handy 12,0
win Tuesday.
Ten Sailors took part in Tues-
day's scoring splurge. Harry
Armstrong with a hat trick to
his credit was the only home
performer to tally more than
one.
In Sunday afternoon's action
the Goderich crew outscored
the Golden Hawks 3-1 in the
first period and held on to pre-
serve the two-goal margin to
the finish.
Ted Couves notched Centra-
lia's first marker near the three
minute mark of the opening
frame with help from Yves
Garand and Al Simpson.
Tom Harrison assisted when
Claude Audet finished the CE
scoring in the final session.
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Tribe suffers triple loss
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EXETER LANES
LADIES "A" LEAGUE
Exeter Mohawks suffered
three setbacks in OHA Big Nine
play over the past week.
Two of the defeats were by
large counts in away contests
but the other was a squeaker on
home ice.
Friday night the tribe meets
Clinton RCAF Thunderbolts in
the local palace.
The Hawks were snow ed
under by a strongSealorth Bea-
ver club 15-2 In Seaforth Tues-
day.
The other games were home
and home affairs with the St.
Clement Saints,
Travelling to the New Ham-
BANTAM GIRLS
LA (B. McDonald 251) 3 25
CA (L. Farquhar 21'7) 2 25
RO (J. Burke 225) 5 29
SP (S, Ford 190) 0 14
CH (J. Loader 223) 2 16
OW (J. Ferguson 227) 3 28
Snell
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BANTAM BOYS
(D. Hunter 339) 2
(J, Darling 268) 3
(D. Ferguson 263) 5
(j. Darling 191) 0
(Da Kirk 250) 5
(Ra Lindenfield 208) 0
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RCAF Flyers moved into un-
disputed possession of first
place in the Rec basketball
league with a 49-44 win over the
Peripatetic Pedagogues in
Thursday's action at HSDHS
gym.
The scheduled second half of
the doubleheader was called off
when Zurich Hustlers failed to
field a starting line-up. It goes
into the record book as a win by
default for the FlyingFarmers.
FLYERS NIP TEACHERS
The game was a nip and tuck
affair throughout with theRCAF
boys outscoring the P-Pers 16-
12 In the final quarter for the
margin of victory.
The teachers moved in front
12-8 after the first quarter but
the Flyers fought back in the
second to reverse the situation
to 24-18 in their favor.
A third quarter resurgence
by the Pedagogues cut the RCAF
lead to one point and set the
stage for the final winning spurt.
Delaire led the winners with a
1'7 point night. Close behind
were Jerry Cameron and E.
Montey with ten apiece.
George Wright topped the
schoolmaster's point parade
with 14, followed closely by
Steve Kyle's 12 point effort.
FLYERS--Delaire, 11; Jerry
Cameron, 10; E. Montey, 10;
Don McCauley, 4; R. Patsy, 2;
Al Wiper, 2; John McCarron,
2; Law, 2; Glenn Bennett; Leith.
P-PERS—George Wright, 14;
Steve Kyle, 12; Lyle Little, 8;
Hon Bogart, 6; Bruce Horton 4,
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(I), Lafreniere 151)
SR BOYS & GIRLS
(B. Wright 519)
(D. Snell 519)
(D. Wright 316)
(J. Prest 398)
(P. McFalls 461)
(L. Stirs 382)
JR BOYS & GIRLS
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(R., Durand 362)
(R.. Brintnell 263)
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Intermediate Big Nine schedule
was drawn up at a meetink at
5 33 RCAF Clinton Sunday night.
5 24 Several changes have been
0 21 made in the first half, released
Or 17 several weeks ago.
0 16 Following is the balance of
5 9 the schedule:.
LADIES "13" LEAGUE
(N. Rooth 549) 4 49
M. Prewer 598) 3 65
(J. Lippert 669) 7 63
(B. Gifford 605) 0 53
(A. Zachar 540) 5 57
(K. Penna.le 561) 2 3'7
(G. Rowe 549) 5 46
(E. Morley 496) 2 53
(M. Keller 638) 7 46
(G. Skinner 598) 0 17
(A. Hunter 548) 7 32
(E. Reid 555) 0 28
tie against an experienced club
but were nosed out 5-4 in the
last minute of play,
Penalties, 17 in all, played
a prominent part in the game.
Each team scored twice with
a one man advantage and also
scored one while playing short-
handed themselves.
The first period was sabre-
less, St, Clements took a 2-1
lead after two periods and each
club tallied three times in the
final to give the visitors a one-
goal edge.
Ken Becker opened the scor-
ing early in the second on a
three-way passing effort with
team mates Bill Jacob and Ron
Becker. Near the 19-minute
mark, Cy Blommaert converted
a Frank Boyle pass to square
matters temporarily.
Twenty seconds later veteran
Andy Sararas flipped a pass
near the Exeter goal mouth to
Wib Bender and the Saints' Cap-
tain popped in goal number two.
The visitors extended their
lead to two goals early in the
third when Bryan Pfaff found
the mark,
Mohawks took advantage of a
St. Clements penalty near the
six minute mark and Bob Jones
hit the mark with a close in
drive after taking a long clear-
ing pass from Bill Heywood.
Less than three minutes had
elapsed when the tribe put the
goal judge to work again to tie
the score at 3-3,
This time Don Cann let a
sizzling slap shot go after being
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burg arena Wednesday, the
Tribe were shutout 11-0 and
returned to the friendly con-
fines of their home arena Fri-
day to turn in a good perfor-
mance and were edged 5-4.
Lloyd Moore and Bob Jones
were the Exeter goal getters
in Tuesday's 15-2 loss to Sea-
forth.
Jack McIlwain and Bob Doig
spearheaded the Beaver attack
with five and four goals respec-
tively,
GO DOWN BATTLING
In Friday night's game with
St. Clements at the local arena,
Mohawks put up a terrific bat-
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DECEMBER
13--Clinton at Exeter
St. Clements at Goderich
Seaforth at Lucan
14--Forest at Elmira
15—Goderich at. Clinton
Seaforth at Centralia
16--Elmira at Forest
17--St. Clements at Seaforth
Lucan at Clinton
Centralia at Goderich
19—Centralla at Seaforth
20--Exeter at Lucan
Forest at St. Clements
21.--St, Clements at Elmira
23--Exeter at Forest
26—Liman at Goderich
27—Goderich at Lucan
Foreat at Exeter
28--Seaforth at Elmira
30--St, Clements at Forest
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CT (H. Patterson 657)
FA (B. Russell 653) 3
BD (E. Watson 531)
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4--Exeter at Elmira
5--Goderich at Centralia
6--Lucan at Forest
7--Exeter at GOrierieh
Elmira at Seaforth
8.-P'Orest at Clinton
lo--Goderich at Exeter
Seaforth at St. Clements
64 Forest at Lucan
58 Centralia at Elmira
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41 13--Seaforth at Forest
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32 15,4tican at St. Clements
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