HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-03-12, Page 6Walkerton outplayed Exeter
in the middle session but some
stout blp e l i n e work, mainly
from Dentin Geiser and Joe
O'Rourke, held. Walkerton off
the SPoreSheet.
RIDDELL, GIIEN'THFH $004E.
Persistent fore-checking in
the Walkerton end payed off
handsomely for Exeter at the
2:10 mark 'of the final period.
After applying tremendous
pressure, Chris. Riddell finally
netted a loose ptick from in
front of the Walkerton net for
Exeter's fourth goal. Jimmy
Guenther and Ron Janke drew
assists on the play.
Walkerton's Dave Eaxter got
that one back one minute later.
With the locals in command
of a 4-2 count, Jim Guenther
was credited with an unassisted
goal after his pa.ssout caromed
off the shoulder of a Walkerton
defender and dropped into the
net.
Five penalties were called in
the free-wheeling game. Walk-
erton drew three of them.
WIN FIRST GAME
Ron Janke and Chris Riddell
each scored two goals to direct
Exeter's initial victory of the
series in Walkerton Thursday
night. John Guenther and Larry
Haugh added the others.
Exeter took an early 2-0 lead
when Jenke capitalized on a solo
effort and John Guenther com-
pleted a three-way play with
Jim Guenther and Larry Haugh.
Walkerton drew back on even
terms when Dave Baxter and
Dave Murrey each scored within
the last five minutes of the
period.
LEAD IN SECOND
Exeter went one up when
Jenke scored his second un-
assisted goal midway through
the second period.
Three unanswered third per-
iod markers climaxed the Exe-
ter splurge.
A pair of goals by Chris Rid-
dell and a single from Larry
Haugh kayoed Walkerton.
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It's the Glamour Girls
What team is your choice,
the Glamour Girls or the Pow-
d Puffs'?
Well s last Thursday night
proved that the Glamour Girls
were the best as they Whipped
the POWder Puffs 24.
Cheryl P a r sons and Jean
CaMpbell were the Glamour
Girl goal scorers,
P'wees cop WOAA trophy
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Page Times-Advocate, March la, 1904.
LET'S TALK SPORTS
Ay Don '414opm!' Grpyett
Chub's
on TV
Legion bantam club
reaches title round
THREE IN FIRST
Walkerton, who had to win
this one to keep the series
alive, came out strong in the
opening period and scored the
first goal of the game.
Ricky Weiler free-wheeled
down the left boards and drifted
a high shot into the top left
hand corner of the Exeter net.
Ronny Lindenfield Put the
clubs back on even terms with
a ff gift goal" at 12;50. The
Exeter leftwinger fired a high
passout from the corner that
hit a red-faced Walkerton de-
fender and caromed into the
net.
Less than a minute later,
Lindenfield came back with his
second of the night, completing
a pretty three-way play with
Randy Parsons and Marvin
Bower.
With 30 seconds to go in the
initial period, aggressive Ron
Janke triggered an important
goal on a play with Bruce Ful-
cher to give the locals a 3-1
edge.
GOALIE HURT
Goaltending featured the se-
cond period play.
Mike McLaughlin, between
the pipes for Exeter turned in a
spectacular display to keep a
persistent Walkerton club off
the scoresheet.
At the seven minute mark,
McLaughlin was hit on the head
with a high drive on what looked
to be a sure scoring play. After
receiving treatment in the first
aid room, the classy netminder
returned to perform even more
brilliantly than he had before.
P'wees win Western Ontario title here Saturday
Exeter Pee Wees, under the direction of Coach Lorne Haugh and Manager Lyle Riddell, copped the
Western Ontario Athletic Association championship when they downed Walkerton here Saturday by
a 5-2 count. Rejoicing after the victory are back row, left to right, Lyle Riddell, manager; Chris
Riddell, Marvin Bower, John Braid, Ron Janke, Joe O'Rourke, John Guenther, Jim Guenther and
Lorne Haugh, coach; front row, left to right, Ron Lindenfield, Allan MacLean, Dentin Gaiser, Bruce
Fulcher, captain; Mike McLaughlin, Randy Parsons, Larry Haugh. The pee wees will now meet
Aylmer in the first round of the OMHA playdowns.
Exeter pee wees, under the
direction of Coach Lorne Haugh
and Manager Lyle Riddell, are
the 106 3-'04 WOAA champions!
The local club wrapped up.the
Western Ontario title Saturday
night in Exeter when they sound-
ly whipped Walkerton 5-2 to take
the best-of-three final series
in two straight games.
Previously, the Exeter club
upset Walkerton in Walkerton
by a 6-2 count, to gainthe series
lead.
Exeter now advances to the
Ontario Minor Hockey Associ-
ation playoffs in search of the
provincial championship.
It marked the second time in
as many yearS that Exeter has
Wen the CKNX TrPphy for the
WOAA title.
WIN 6,.2 AT HOME
A good crowd was on hand
Saturday night to witness the
championship game.
Exeter took a 3,1 firstperiod
lead and although held scoreless
in the second, outscored Walk-
erton 2-1 in the third.
Ron Lindenfield paced the
Exeter offensive show with two
goals. Others went to Ron Janke,
Chris Riddell and Jim Guenther.
Rick Weiler and Dave Baxter
scored for Walkerton.
We want to take this opportunity to con-
gratulate Exeter's Chub Edwards on gaining a
TV appearance in the bowling roll-off for the
Carling Cup.
Chub, who qualified several weeks ago in
a sudden-death zone tournament at Strathroy, will
appear on CFPL London at 1:45 p.m, this Satur-
day afternoon.
Chub's opponent is a toughie. He's Arnold
Kaija of Sarnia who holds something like a 246
average in a Sarnia league. However, as all bowl-
ing enthusiasts know, anything can happen in a
single sudden-death gaine. Even if Chub does get
beat, he's to be commended for his fine showing
so far.
Edwards bowls in two leagues in Exeter.
He an his wife Marjorie are members of the
Chickens in the Friday night mixed league. Be-
sides, Chub carries a lot of weight in the Exeter
Men's "B" League when bowling for the Fair-
lanes.
Bowling is a wonderful sport. And when
you consider the many people involved in the
alley game just right here in Exeter alone,
Chub's advancement down the Carling Cup trail
has been quite an achievement and one to be
proud of.
EXETER FIGURE SKATING CARNIVAL
One of the main attractions to be held at
the Exeter Arena this winter will take place
Saturday, March 21. On this date, the Exeter
Figure Skating Club will hold its annual ice re-
vue.
Since figure skating is one of the least
publicized sporting events that takes place each
week at the Arena, we'd like to give you a run-
down on the show coming up.
The theme of this year's presentation is
"The Wonderful World of Music", And from the
way the local artists have been steadily pro-
gressing under the watchful eye of professional
instructress, Miss Faye Love of Walton, this show
should be even better than last year.
Club president Mrs. Wilma Brintnell and
the rest of her energetic executive have been
working diligently in preparing for this "special"
presentation.
While the executive body completes the
many necessities, the skaters are working even
harder to put on a show that undoubtedly will
be appreciated by all in attendance.
Some 400 witnessed the event last year
and went home pleased with what they saw. It
is hoped that even more will be in attendance
this year.
SHAMROCK TOURNAMENT AT LUCAN
Our o'l buddy J. E. Burt of Lucan re-
minded us this week of their annual Shamrock
Minor Hockey tournament which will take place
this Saturday in Lucan,
As hi the past the Lucan tourney is just
one jump ahead of the busy Easter week sched-
ule when cournaments are being held for pee
wee and bantam hockey clubs across this fair
domain of ours.
This years' Shamrock affair has 12 teams
including an entry from Exeter. The local team
will face-off against Strathroy at 2:00 p.m. Each
team will play two games. The entire tourna-
ment will operate from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Clarence Everett "Derry" Boyle and yours
truly will attend the tournament along with for-
mer pro hockey star Dennis Riggin of Kincar-
dine to help choose three outstanding awards.
Always a feature at this Lucan tourna-
ment, the awards will go to the boy chosen as
the most valuable player to his team; the most
valuable goaltender and to the most sportman-
like team on and off the ice throughout the day.
We commend the Lucanites on this annual
tournament as all of the boys, coaches and man-
agers who take time out to participate thorough-
ly enjoy themselves.
LA club gains group final,
oust 'Saints' four straight
Exeter's first goal.
Hal Humphries got that one
back for Listowel when he pick-
ed the top left corner after being
put in the clear by Ronny Mihu,
Jimmy Hayter's goal on a
play with Graham Hem assist-
ing at 16:45 climaxed the scor-
ing output.
THREE FOR LAWSON
Exeter won the first game
of the series in Listowel by a
narrow 4-3 margin.
The Legion Bantams were
paced by Pete Lawson's three
goal barrage.
The other Exeter counter was
picked up by Jim Hayter in the
second period. Lucan-Ilderton Combines de-
molished St. Clements Saints
in four straight games for the
right to enter OHA Int. "B"
Big Nine Group finals.
The powerful Combines whip-
ped the Saints 4-3 in Lucan Fri-
day night and capped the series
with a convincing 8-5 decision
in Milverton Sunday afternoon,
The L-I club will meet the
winners of the Seaforth-Elmira
series for the group champion-
ship.
VICTORY PROVES COSTLY
The Sunday victory was a
costly one for the Combines be-
cause they lost the services of
veteran Steve "Sam" Storey
for approximately six weeks.
"Sam was there" during the
second period and, while doing
blueline duty, was slashed by a
Milverton defender and broke
his thumb.
Storey is the second major
injury the Combines have ab-
sorbed since entering the play-
off trail. The other is Tom Col-
RCAF host to cagers,
US hockey squads
lings, who separated his should-
er during a Combine practise.
MAX O'NEIL STARS
Centre Max O'Neil was the
L-I "hot-shot" Sunday after-
noon with four goals.
Jaques Cousineau, Ron Ryan,
"Dusty" Aldis and Barry Hearn
shared the others,
St. Clements, in a do-or-die
effort jumped on the Combines
for three quick first period
goals. Ho we v e r, before the
period ended, the L-I club got
one back when Cousineau tipped
in a blueline shot by defence-
man Terry Hodgins.
The Big Nine league cham-
pions bounced back true to form
in the second period with five
consecutive goals,
Ronny Ryan got the show on
the road with the first. Max 0'-
Neil followed with his first of
four. Aldis polished off a play
with Doug Galloway and Storey
to give Combines a 4-3 edge.
Max O'Neil and Barry Hearn
each scored a goal to up the
Exeter Legion Bantams are
in the WOAA finals.
Exeter soundly whipped Lis-
towel 5-2 here Friday night to
win their home and home goals-
to-count series 9-5 On the
round. The local team won the
series opener in Listowel by a
4-3 margin.
Chub Edwards, Exeter Legion
representative, has been noti-
fied that the Exeter Legion
Bantams will play either Hano-
ver or Walkerton for the WOAA
championship,
BERN NETS TWO
The Friday night victory was
sparked by the two goal effort
of Graham Bern, John Loader,
David Burke and Jimmy Hayter
shared the other Exeter goals,
Mike Mihu and Hal Humphries
scored for Listowel.
Exeter took the lead at the 15
second mark of the first period
on Hern's first goal of the game
and never looked back.
Backed by some sound defen-
sive work by blueline stalwart
David Burke, Exeter ran the
count to 3-0 before Listowel
could score their first goal,
Aggressive John Loader tal-
lied at 3:40 and Hern notched
his second at 8;15
Ron Mihu's goal in the dying
minutes of the period cut the
Exeter lead to 3-1.
TWO IN THIRD
No scoring took place in the
second period. This was mainly
due to the fine goalkeeping turn-
ed in by Exeter's Glenn Stire
and Listowel's Bob Johns,
In the third period, however,
Exeter outscored Listowel 2-1
to wrap up the series.
Big David Burke blistered a
blueline drive into the lower
left hand corner at 3:25 for
Bantams advance,
midget series tied
Squirts enter
SMHA final
margin to 6-3 before St. Cle-
ments finally beat Keith Scar-
borough between the pipes for
their fourth of the game.
Max O'Neil triggered his
third of the night m idway
through the period but Milver-
ton's Andy Sararas got it back
two minutes later.
Max O'Neil completed his
spectacular scoring feat in the
third period.
Milverton scored at the 19:00
mark but the goal was just a
formality as the Combines had
the game all wrapped up.
CLOSE AT HOME
Combines hack more trouble
with the Saints at home Friday
night.
The game wasn't decided un-
til the 16:01 mark of the third
period when defenceman Bev
Urbshott drilled one into the
net after combining with "Dus-
ty" Aldis and Barry Hearn.
Ron Ryan scored two goals
for Combines in this one. Oth-
er markers came off the sticks
of Doug Galloway and Urbshott.
Combines lead 3-2 at the end
of the second period after they
got a pair of goals from Ryan
and single from DougGalloway.
Wib Bender and LynnSararas
kept the Saints right in con-
tention with two second period
markers.
Larry Margets tied up the
game at the 10:54 mark when
he beat Scarborough on a play
with Lynn Sararas and Kenny
Becker.
However, Urbshott"s late
period goal climaxed the issue.
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be held from 7-8p.m. on Friday
night so that the children will
be given the opportunity to be-
come acquainted with their
American guests.
A bus tour around the station
is planned for the youngsters on
Sunday.
Also on Sunday, prior to the
two hockey games, the drum
majorettes will put on a display.
Following will be the American
and Canadian National anthems
and the dropping of the puck by
mayor F/L White of Huron
park.
Coaching the Centralia squirt
team are John Vellinga, D. Wil-
son and Tom Harrison. Bantam
game coaches for Centralia in-
clude John McCarroll and Bill
Courtney.
Tony Mansell and Ron Dono-
van will referee both contests.
RCAF Station Centralia will
open its training command bas-
ketball playdowns this Friday
night at home when they en-
tertain a squad from RCAF
Clinton.
The game will start at 7;30
p.m. at the Centralia Recrea-
tion Centre.
The winner of this playoff
will decide the Eastern Zone
championship. Further play will
probably pit the winner against
Downsview.
ENTERTAIN AMERICANS
Centralia will host squirt and
bantam hockey teams from De-
troit, Michigan this weekend on
the base.
The Americans are due to ar-
rive about 5:00p.m. onSaturday
and will stay until Sunday when
the two hockey games will be
held.
Upon arrival, the visitors will
receive a short reception at the
Community Centre. Command-
ing Officer Randall will extend
a sincere welcome.
All of the visitors will be
billeted throughout the station.
In charge of billeting are Mr.
Ron Donovan, Mr. John Vellinga
and Mr. Tony Mansell,
Mr. J. B. McCarroll is in
charge of arrangements for ac-
companying drivers.
A special skating party will
MIDGETS LOSE
Exeter Kinsmen Midgets
were given a hockey lesson in
Strathroy Tuesday night by
Lambeth. The locals came out
on the short end of a 6-1 count.
Mark Hinton scored the lone
Exeter goal in the second period
when he sank a behind-the-net
passout from Glen Overholt.
Lambeth ran up a 1-0 first
period lead; added two more in
the second and climaxed their
scoring spurt with three in the
third.
The Lambeth victory leaves
the best-of-three series at one
game each.
HUSH PUPPIES
Exeter Legion Bantams ad-
vanced into the Shamrock Minor
Hockey League finals Tuesday
night when they upset Kensal
Park 5-1
Kensal took a 1-0firstperiod
lead but Exeter fought back to
outscore Kensal 3-0 in the sec-
ond and 2-1 in the third.
Paul Bamdary shot Kensal in-
to a 1-0 first period lead.
However, Bill Fairbairn net-
ted three goals in the second to
give Exeter a 3-1 lead.
In the third, Ron Durand and
Howard found the range for
Exeter to offset an earlier third
period marker by Kensal Parks'
Dave Haynes.
Exeter squirts, under the di-
rection of Coach Bill Gilfillan,
shut out Huron Heights of Lon-
don 1-0 Saturday afternoon to
advance into the Shamrock Mi-
nor Hockey Association finals.
The victory gave the locals
the best-of-three series in two
straight games.
It was a nip and tuck battle
all the way in this one until the
9:00 minute mark of the third
period.
Exeter's Robby Lindenfield
broke the deadlock when he
completed a three-way com-
bination with Randy Tieman and
Peter Kleinstiver.
Exeter will now meet the win-
ner of the Byron-Stoneybrook
series for the Shamrock Minor
Hockey League championship.
Takes team into finals
SHDHS graduate Bev Sturgis,
now coach of the Cedarbrae
Collegiate basketball team in
Toronto, directed his squad to
the Toronto and district cham-
pionship Saturday in a playoff
with Runnymede, Cedar br a e
competes for theOntario cham-
pionship in this Saturday's tour-
nament at UWO, London. Coach
Sturgis, an honors phys ed spe-
cialist from UWO, is the son of
HS Principal H. L. and Mrs.
Sturgis.
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HE (Default) 0 24
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
LA (R. Heywood 617) 4 64
WC (W. Romaniuk 600) 0 55
BA (H. Kelswetter 771) 4 62
NO (A. Meikle 583) 0 26
FA (L. Little 729) 4 60
BD (R. Lee 566) 0 43
MI (L. Smith 628) 4 57
CT (D. WOrsell 621) 0 39
OD (C. Atthill 656) 1 54
WM (W, VanDOWOrp 602) 3 44
DS (B. Dobson 711) 3 29
SF (L. Sherman 568) 1 43
LADIES "A" LEAGUE
NH (M. Goodwin 648) 5 94
IG (D. Tiernan 674) 2 109
TR (A, Cronyn 673) 5 108
WH (C., SWeitzer 495) 2 79
BB (W. Brintriell 692) 4 70
PP (A. Fairbairn 579) 3 100
PI (L, Smith 680) 5 78
MM (0. Fa.rquhar 610) 2 99
110(D. Munroe 706) 4 81
LS (G. Elsie 652) 3 48
RO (.T. Eiiirke 591) 7 /3
HD (R. Durand 561) 0 72
LADIES tiliro LEAGUE
J.1 (A., 2achar 593) 5 108
BL (b. Prance 603) 2 76
HA(V. Stagg 670 7 87
LO (L, Brock 656) 0 105
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LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE
DA (K HaSkett 273) 109
RA (D, Hodgins 210) 108
CC (ix Shipley 204) 106
HH (8,, Coughlin 201) '78
DI (B. NeWtaan 261)
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66
64
60
53
45
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AC (L. Harrison 237)
SH (G, NichOlsori 222)
SP (B. 'Storey 222)
PS (B. Johnsen 245)
LE (D, Grudge 218)
CL (M. Donaldson 233)
HO (H. Ewen 222)