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Booming
Day treat
seniors in hpliday tourney completed the Hensall Zurich
tallying, both corning On single-
handed efforts,
The game was cleanly played
from start to finish with only
five penalties being call e d,
three to the visiting combines.
and Buchanan .are the sinallest
at six, eet and the others range
up to, Glenn shlproan's
The speend. forward trio will
combine Huntley and Jim.
Coates up from the juniors ,anti
John Nagel In his first season
on the courts,
The other holdover 'from. Last
year, Pete Mc Falls, wilt work
with Robert Wolfe, David. pale
and Larry Idle, last year's
junior captain, from the guard
positions.
Riddell stars
in squirt win
HurenSouth DiStriet. High
School's boys baSketball clubs
are preparing to defend th.
linron-perth Conference titles
they captured last year.
Both teams have been hard
hit by graduation and have only
a few holdovers front a year
ago.
George Wright, last year's
junior coach, has moved along
with most of his boys to the
senior club.
Wright has a fairly young
club competing in senior ranks
and 11 of his roster of 12 of the
moment will be eligible again
next year.
Three of the senior returnees
in guard--Gary Ford and Dave
Buchanan--and cent r e Glenn
Shipman will constitute part of
the starting line-up.
They will be joined in the
other forward positienS by two
of the 1963 junior scoring stars,
Ron Motz and Wayne Baynham.
The starting five will give
Coach Wright one of the tallest
units in the conference. Ford
Exeter Bowling Lanes
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Rinks meet
for playoffs
Steve Riddell went on a scor-
ing spree to help Exeter squirts
amass their highest score of the
year in.downing Wilton Grove
6-3 in Shamrock minor play at
the Ontario arena in London
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first period to put his team in
front 3-0 and came back with
two in the second session to
cmoanrce. lete a hat trick perfor-
The third score was on a solo
effort and his second was manu-
factured with the help of Wein
and Randy Qilfillan.
Larry Davies accounted for
the first two Exeter scores in
the opening frame, He bagged
his initial marker after only one
minute of play on an unassisted
dash. The second was set up
near the half way mark by Den-
nis Thompson.
Thompson finalized the Exe-
ter tallying at ten minutes of the
closing period when he inter-
cepted an enemy pass in the
centre ice area and raced in
alone to register.
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The Combines took the only
contest of the week with
away-from-home decisioe over
Glencoe p.14.tors.$aturday night.
The big game with second
plooe strathroy Rockets stated
for .Hensall Friday night was
called off because of adverse
weather conditions.
The club Will see action
twice over the upcoming week,
end, They play host to the fast
improving Port Huron young-
sters Friday and travel to Wat-
ford the following night.
VETERANS, ROOKIE STAR
A pair of veteran perform-
ers provided the scoring spark
and a rookie stood out dem-
sively as the Combines downed
Glencoe 5,2 for their ninth
win in 10 starts,
Steve Kyle and Bill .Shaddiek
nabbed three points apiece and
Rick Stade sparkled in the nets
especially in the final period.
With his club in the lead 4-2
with less than eight minutes to
go in the game, stade came up
with dazzling stops on two clean
cut Glencoe breakaways to pre-
serve the victory.
Kyle scored the first goal of
the game with the help of Shad-
dick and they both assisted on
Dennis Morrissey's counter,
also in period number one.
Kyle came back early in the
second to pot what proved to be
the winning counter, again with
the assistance of Shaddick,
Craig Chapman late in the
second and Bob Livermore with
time running out in the contest
Flaying a good portion of his
junior club Intact, Wright will-
be using some of the Sallie
stYles of Play etilizing several
variations .o> a zone press de-
fence. This will enable his club
to make use of their height,
especially in pass interception.
Wright says MS club will be
hampered by lack of speed and
will stress defensive play.
NEW JUNIOR COACH
Doug Rickert is taking over
the coaching reins of the junior
club and is faced with practi-
cally a complete squad of new-
corners.
The only experienced perfor.-
roer will be holdover Bryan
Baynham who will be operating
from a forward position.
Bill Farquhar and Bill Bea-
vers have looked impressive in
workouts at guard posts.
Barry Mousseau, the tallest
boy on the club at 6'2, will start
at centre and Dale McAllister
is the other starting forward.
Charlie Keating, Tony Lever-
sedge, DonWolfe, Phil Huntley,
Han Zeehuisen, Dom Marchil-
don, Bill Burridge and John
Pryde are other members of the
club.
Since this is the first year for
most of the youngsters, Rickert
will probably use a zone defense
style of play as his club picks
up the fundamentals of the game,
Schedule starts Jan. 8
Schedules have been released
by officials in charge of the
Huron-Perth High School Bas-
ketball Conference.
Entries are in from nine
schools in junior and senior
boys and girls divisions.
In order to have a conference
winner in time to advance to
WOSSA playdowns the schedule
has been cut to six games for
each club.
The top four teams in each
boys' grouping will meet in a
play-off tournament at Stratford
Northwestern Feb. 29 to decide
a winner to advance to WOSSA
finals.
A similar girls' tourney, em-
bracing the first four clubs will
be held in Clinton a week earlier
Feb. 22,
In the abbreviated schedule,
clubs from HuronSouthDistrict
High School will not be meeting
Aldis leads
L-I scorers
A fine program of ice entertainment is De-
ing lined up by the Exeter Minor Hockey Associa-
tion for Boxing Day afternoon at the arena,
In addition to watching the youngsters
perform, fans will also see a couple of feature
attractions.
Opening the day, parents will have a
chance to see 'their little fellows who ;avort in
houSe league action every Saturday morning.
At 12:30, kids seven and under will be
showing their skills and will be followed 45 min-
utes later by eight- and nine-year old squirts.
Two o'clock will see the All Star Squirts
doing battle with Kensal Park.
At three the Exeter Greys, WOAA soft-
ball champs, will trade their bats and gloves for
brooms and tackle a group of "Teen Time" girls
in a broom ball skirmish.
Hockey or a version of it will wind up the
afternoon activities at four. A bunch of hockey
"has-beens" has been practicing every Thursday
night in anticipation of a first official game.
Known as the "Old Timers", Lloyd
"Punch-y" Greenacre will lead his stars against
the Bank Boys in an exhibition tilt. It is rumored
that Greenacre will bring Elmer Schlotzhauer out
of retirement for this important engagement.
To offset this move, coach Dean "Prentice"
McKnight of the monied men could be importing
some help from the banks of the far north in
Hensall.
TOURNAMENTS ON TAP
The holiday season brings its usual amount
of sports tournaments,
Two local minor hockey teams will be
competing in Christmas week tourneys and the
high school senior boys' basketball club will be
getting into action January 4.
The Exeter Pee Wees will be attempting
to retain the Leamington Post and News trophy
they captured a year ago. Their first game will
be Boxing Day at 12:20 against Petrolia. A win
in the opener would assure a game for the locals
the following afternoon with either Forest or
Dresden providing the opposition.
The Bantam club will be in Riverside the
same day in the Essex County town's annual
event. The opening round of the Riverside tour-
ney is a two-game total goal series.
Exeter bantams will, be tackling the host
club in double games, Thursday at one and Fri-
day morning at ten. If successful in the first
elimination round, the local youngsters will be
pitted against either Byron or Watford in a sud-
den-death game at four the same afternoon.
George Wright's HSDHS senior basket-
bailers are travelling to Woodstock, Saturday,
January 4, to take part in that city's annual hoop
tourney, meeting Wheable Collegiate of London
and Woodstock in the first two contests.
This Saturday, December 28, the annual
Shamrock Bantam tournament will be staged at
the Lucan Arena.
CORRECTION PLEASE
In last week's column in reporting Bill
Wright's terrific bowling game at the Exeter
Lanes, we made a couple of errors.
On his last throw, Bill picked the two and
three pins, rather than the head pin as reported.
Same result. Also it was stated Bill's older broth-
er Don threw a high game a year ago. This
should have read, younger brother. Sorry, fel-
lows.
ODDS 'N ENDS
Jim. Armstrong, star goalie with St, Marys
Lincolns, last year's Ontario Junior "B" champs,
has moved up the hockey ladder and has taken
over the number one netminding spot with New
Haven Blades of the Eastern League.
Since taking over as the regular puck stop-
per, Armstrong has allowed 3.3 goals per game.
In closing we would like to wish everyone
a blessed and joyous Christmas season.
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Seaforth, Mitchell or Listowel.
Following is a list of the
games involving teams from
HSDHS.
Dusty Aldis leads the Lucan-
Ilderton Combines scoring pa-
rade after eight games of OHA
Big Nine action.
Aldis has scored six times
and leads in assists with 11 for
a point total of 17.
Doug Galloway, JacquesCou-
sineau and Stu O'Neil are atop
the goal scoring heap with eight
apiece.
GIRLS
The Wednesday night draw of
the Ladies Curling Club was won
by skip Maxine Graham and her
team of Ione Smith, Judy Kies-
wetter, Ethel Selby, with atotal
of 60 points.
On Tuesday, Barb Bell's team
were the winners with a total of
5'7 points. Her team included
Hilda Smith, Lois Armstrong,
and Connie Johnson.
Thursday's top team skipped
by Lois Ottewell with Alma
Godbolt, Ruth Skinner, Gertrude
Eagleson won a tie game to
maintain top position with 55
points.
Playoffs of the top Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday win-
ners for the Exeter Dairy Tro-
phy is to be played during the
holiday season.
SCORES
W. Wuerth 7 (w), B. Bell 7
E. Knight 10, H. Frayne 3
J. Robertson 8, K. Eison 6
V. Fink 12, D. Elder 4
L. Webb (win del), H. Webber
J. Page 9, M. Gaiser 2
L. Stegner (win def), E. Boyle
M. Graham 11, E. Busche 2
P. Simmons 9, H. Jermyn 6
D. Prout 12, B. Cann 5
A. Etherington 12, H. Mickle 5
M. Fletcher 7, L. Learn 6
L. Ottewell (w) 6, C. Southcott 6
J. McDowell 8, A. McDonald 5
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Doug Galloway
Tom Collings
Jacques Cousineau
Stu O'Neil
Barry Hearn
Don Fletcher
Ron Ryan
Don Urbshott
Terry Hodgins
Bill Neil
Max O'Neil
Steve Storey
Ken Loft
Bev Urbshott
January
8—Goderich at Huron South
15--Huron South at Clinton
22--Stratford C at Huron South
31--Huron South at St, Marys
February
5--Stratford N at Huron South
12—Huron South at Wingham
BOYS
January
15--Clinton at Huron South
23—Huron South at Stratford C
29--St. Marys at Huron South
February
5--Huron South at Stratford N
12—Wingham at Huron South
21--Huron South at Goderich
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With every
good wish for
your happiness
and good health.
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you, too, our sincere thanks for your
loyal patronage and friendly good will.
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Doig, Sealorth 14 14 28
Sararas, St. Clerrienta 11 16 27
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Livermore, Clinton 10 11 31
Garon, Clinton 10 10 20
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or all our friends and neighbors we send this
Yuletide wish, May the joy of Christmas meet
and mingle with the happiness in your heart,
May the spirit of Christnhas ever dwell with you.
BOXING DAY
ATTRACTION
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With sincere gratitude for the warm friendships which
we have enjoyed, we extend greetings of the season to all of you,
whose good will and loyalty we count among our most cherished
pcAsesgons. May the holidays find you in hearty goad
health, surrounded by devoted family and friends.
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1:15-2;00 6-9 year Squirts
2:00-3:60 Squirt All Stars vs Stoneybroek
3:00-4;00 BrOornball - Exeter Greys vs Teentitne
4:00-6;00 Oldtlmers VS Bank Boys Snell Bros. Ltd.
We see for you gnud yours, ere)), joy and
blessing of ibis happy season all irr grew, good
measure,- Merry Cbrisimasi
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himself, we're full of good
wishes for one and all
for a holiday season that
will long he remembered
for its good cheer and happiness.
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