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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-04-30, Page 6Page 4 Tirnes-Advocate, April 30F 1964 Fans go wild Win final in overtime LET'S TALK SPORTS By Don "Boom" GraVett NSALL-ZURICH ENTRY BEST IN ONTARIO Take a bow champions! first goal, Glenn Hopper grab- bed.Ross Brown's cleeringpess and scored peebreakewayerom ceetre. Jackson madephenoinirial save on, ,ChaPrean'S slap-shot from 10 feet out et the 4e74). Clippers' IvieLeee caught. referee Jerry Cllilskl'e eye Per eopking at 4;49, powPr- play be-ckftred Netieelleelier was put in the clear again, this time by Kelson, and ee banked his second Peal of the period in off the left goal post. Jackson rob- bed Shaddick on e 25 foot sizzler with a right pad save seconds later. Combines' kid line finally broke through eor a goal by Morrissey at 12;30, Chipchape arid Morrissey broke out with a series of short eelays. Inside the blueline, Chipchase pulled a lone defender his way and dropped the puck to Morrissey who fired it ,over Jackson's right shoulder. McLean ecored, Stouffville's third goal of the period at 14:20. Combines seemed to let up for this marker as it sounded like a whistle had blown. McLean kept right on going and caromed a 40-fopt slan,shot into the net — Please turn to page 7 Big grins for worthy champions We make sure it's "Shipshape" Fully experienced and equip- ped to serve your every boat- ing need. Pictures above are Hensall-Zurich Combines, newly crowned O.H.A. provincial junior "D" champions! The district club whipped Stouffville Clippers 10-7 in overtime Friday night before some 1,000 fans in Hensall. Proudly displaying the coveted O.H.A. cup are, back row, left to right, Dennis Morrissey, "THE COMPLETE sToRyIPA FIRST PERIOD 1. stouffyille p Hooper (Brown), 4:12 2. Stouffville, Hooper (Kelson), 6:30 3. combines, Morriseey (Chip- chase), 12;30 4. Stouffville 1 McLean (Beeson, Aida), 14:20 5. Combines, Livermore (Coop- er,Murney), 17;10 — Penalties --McLean (hooking) 4:40; Wagner (charging) 8;38; Feasley (high sticking) 14:53. SECOND PERIOD 6. Combines, Ceshman (Turvey, Cooper), 2:42 7. Combines, Cushman (Liver- more, Cooper), 5:35 8. Combines, Cooper (Liver- more Cushman), 16:55 9. Combines, Livermore (un- assisted), 18:01 Penalties—Mustard (knee- ing) 8:55; Chapman (hooking) 10;45; Chapman (high sticking) and Hood (high sticking) 14:00; McLean (hooking) 14;54; Mur- ney (charging) 15:47; K 1 a pp (charging) 19:47. THIRD PERIOD 10, Combines, !Livermore (un- assisted), 5;39 11. Stouffville, Brown (McLean) 6:58 12. Stouffville, Kelson (Hooper, Brown), 8;10 13, Stouffville, Hooper (Kelson), 9:55 14. Stouffville, Mustard (Brown) 10:30 Penalties—None. Bob Hoffman, Bill Chipchase, Earl Wagner, Mike Cushman, Bill Shaddick and Craig Chapman. Front row, George Beer, manager, Russell Klopp, Bill Murney, Dennis Amacher, Steve Kyle, Dale Turvey, Richard Stade, sub-goal, and Bob McKinley coach. Kneeling are, Bruce Cooper, Bruce Horton (holding cup) and Bob Livermore. --T-A photo OVERTIME PERIOD 15. Combines, Cooper (unassis- ted), 2;05 16. Combines, Cooper (Cush- man, Livermore), 2:45 17. Combines, Chapman (Shad- dick, Wagner), 5;48 Penalties—Brown (tripping) 5:20; Cooper and Hood (rough- ing) 8:55. Officials—Jerry Olinsky and Ed Malcheski, both of Kitch- ener. MANORE'S RIVERSIDE MARINE GRAND BEND SKONENBEWM2 Close to 1,000 cheering fans breke Into bedlam of,excitee ment Friday night at Hensall as Hensall-Zurich CoMbines whipped Stouffville Clippers 10e 7 in overtime to win the Ontario Hockee Assoeiation Junior "D" chameionehip! the victory Was a two-fold climax for Manager George Beer and Coach Bob McKinley, It marked the first time in his- tory that a Shamrock Associa- tion team has won the Provincial crown. Secondly, it was a first OHA title ' for the combined communities of Hensall and Zurich in junior competition. Jubilation was at its peak as the fans swarmed onto the ice after the contest to mob their f ay ou rites with hugs, hand- shakes and words of congratu- lations, fans were the enthusiastic were finally restrained, OHA representative Don Buddp pre- sented team Captain Bruce Hor- ton with the "D" trophy, em- blematic of junior supremacy throughout Ontario. The game was a thriller all the way. Stouffville, with their backs to the wall took an early 4 2 lead and held on for a 3-2 edge at the end of the f ir st period. Combines turned on the heat in the second to outscore the Clippers 4-0. Hensall-Zurich ran the count to 7-3 by the 5;39 mark of the third period and it looked as though it was all over but the shouting, but as a Hollywood script writer would have it, it wasn't. Stouffville r am m ed home four unanswered goals within three minutes and 58 seconds to force overtime. During the overtime session, Combines came through like real champions! They outskated and out-bumped the Clippers at every turn. When the firing ceased, Combines had register- ed three unanswered goals for their 10-'? victory. The win gave them the best- of-seven Ontario finals four games to one. The line of Mike Cushman, Bruce Cooper and Bob Liver- more was the main cog in this one as the trio triggered eight goals. Three went to each Livermore and Cooper while Cushman chipped in with the other two. Dennis Morrissey, a member of Combines' kid line compris- ing Bill Chipchase and Bob Hoff- man, scored the opening goal of the game. Craig Chapman netted the other in the overtime ses- sion. Picton wins intermediate title after squad posts one win ft. would be extremely diffichit to pass by this week without. extending sincere copgratula,- ttgri,S. 'to teams throughout Exeter 'and district on winning various chainpionship bopors, Fh'st of all, Heris01-Zuricb ..Combines take a bow! Tice tip of the .91' chapeau is really de, served here as the distript representatives won • the Ontario Hockey Association Junior L;`))" cham- pionship, Bob McKinley is to be commended for the way in which he 'handled the coaching reins. Manager George. Beer's 'tireless efforts in mould- ing a contender together ,certainly proved its validity. Combines brought many months of pleas- ing hockey to the district. Capping it off with a provincial crown, undoubtedly makes all the head, 'aches, heartaches and sleepless nights worth, while, Lucan-Ilderton Combines are on the honor list too! Despite the fact they failed to upset Pic- ton McFarlands in the Intermediate "B" provin- cial finals, this club has been a great credit to Lucan and its residents. It's disappointing when a club travels so far down the playoff trail and becomes the bridesmaid in the final instead of the bride. How- ever, an was not lost as many new friends and personalities were made during weekend visits. L-I were hampered by injuries throughout the final set but it's all in the game. A good shot in the Intermediate ranks may bring the OHA title home next year. Last but not least, hurrahs are extended to all bowling league '.champions in Zurich, Grand Bend, Lucan and Exeter. This goes to adult leagues as well as the junior divisions. Did you know that the RCAF Training Command volleyball champions are from the lo- cal RCAF Station Centralia? Congratulations gen- tlemen! CUFF CLEANERS—It was like "Old Home Week" in Stouffville last Wednesday night. While there watching the junior contest between H-Z and the Clippers we 'met the smiling faces of Glen Robinson, once an active bowler and gro- cery proprietor in this area; Bill McCrae, ex-Mo- hawk star with the local intermediates and one time coach of H-Z juniors; Chuck Parsons, who toiled for the Mohawk intermediate baseball club as few seasons hack; and Mr. Ferne MacLean who sent a donation all the way from Toronto for support of the Exeter swimming pool drive. . . . . By the way, Bill McCrae drove all the way up from Tennessee, U.S.A., where he and his family are presently living, to see the final games of the series . . .On the national scene, the only reason Toronto Maple Leafs won the Stan- ley Cup was because—they scored more goals than Detroit! How about that! We'll be looking for your annual baseball predictions in next week's T-A edition. My old buddy Ross Haugh will be rounding up the summaries .and doing a story on them. So give "Rosco" a call When you have them or drop them into the newspaper of- fice. . . Back on the home front, many thanks to the people who so graciously helped the E.M.- HA. by purchasing a chocolate bar last Satur- day . . . . It won't be long before softball and baseball teams will be organized . . . . The after- TOUT Public School league will again operate throughout the month of June. We have been informed that the Exeter Ladies won the Inter-Town "B" bowling cham- pionship by three pins last Saturday because "Brocko" bowled a healthy 99 game. (Or was it 326?) TOP CAR BUYS 1963 Chevrolet H-Z COMBINES—Goal, Den- nis Amacher; defence, Bill Murney, Russell Klopp; centre, Earl Wagner; wings, Craig Chapman, Bill Shaddick; alter- nates, Mike Cushman, Bruce Cooper, Bob Livermore, Bob Hoffman, Bill Chipchase, Den- nis Morrissey, Bruce Horton, Steve Kyle, Dale Turvey; sub- goal, Richard Stade. STOUFFVILLE—Goal, Glen Jackson; defence, Stan Feasley, Wayne Keslor; centre, Barry McLean; wings, Ken Aida, Pete Reesor; alternates, Glen Hoop- er, Bob Mustard, Wayne Has- sail, Jim Hood, Ross Brown, Rod Kelson, Bill Corner, Don penny; sub-goal, Chuck Doyle. Ron Ryan, Doig and Don Morton helped on O'Neil's counter while Mcllwain and Aldis helped set up Ryan's goal. Dave Jones' unassisted goal at 13:18 and Lionel Botely's marker just 4'7 seconds before the period ended gave Picton a comfortable 6-2 scoring mar- gin. Jack McIlwain and Ronny Ryaneach scored two goals for Lucan-Ilderton, Max O'Neil got the other. Picton built up a substantial 3-0 first period lead on goals by Baker, Weese and Ronny Hull. McFarlands increased it to 4-0 at the 9;04 mark of the second period when Kellar ram- med home a pass from Hull. Combines came back with two in a row from Max O'Neil and an Saturday night. The classy McFarland goal- tender, turned aside several point blank drives to preserve a 7-5 victory and give Picton the series, three games to one. In the scoring department, centre Dave Jones netted two goals for Picton. Ron Hull, a younger brother of the NHL's Bobby Hull, Ron Weese, Pug Kellar and Lionel Botely chipped in with one apiece. Splurge features 1-I win BISCAYNE COACH 2 speed wiper and washer, whitewall tires, like new con- dition FIRST PERIOD Combines pressed right from the opening faceoff as all three H-Z lines swarmed all over Stouffville netminder Glen Jackson. Only the superb saves by Jackson held the locals off the scoresheet. Just when it looked as though Combines might score their TRY HARD Combines came out hustling in the final period and jammed in three straight goals. Ron Ryan got the first on a play with Aldis at 9;01. Jack McIlwain tallied on athree-way effort with Doig and Max O'Neil at 15:47, and Mcllwain got his second at 16:31. Storey and M. O'Neil drew assists on the play. Dave Jones, a thorn in the L-I side the whole series, broke Combines' back at 16:42. The crafty centre banged home a loose puck from a goal-mouth scramble to secure the Picton victory. 1962 Chevy II DELUXE COACH custom radio, whitewall tires, wheel discs That's the story floating around the town of Lucan these days as the Luc an-Ilderton Combines were foiledby Picton McFarlands in their bid to win the Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B" champion- ship. Although losing out to the well-balanced Picton club, Combines gave it the old college try. L-I dropped the first two games in the best-of-five series in Picton last weekend. The district club bounce d back to post a. 7-6 victory before 1,000 fans at home on Friday and moved right back into contention. However, Picton 'pulled the series out of the bag with a 7-5 win In Lucan Saturday night. Combines, OHA Intermediate "B" Big Nine Group champions, had Lady Luck against them in this final set, as no less than five players suffered various types of injuries during the first two games at Picton. Most serious was a shoulder separation to defence stalwart Don "Red" Urbshott. Mount Logan, nearly 20,000 feet and Canada's highest, was first ascended in 1925. pass for the game winner at 17:36. No scoring took place in the final twenty minutes of play. Picton got two goals from John Baker, and one from Lionel Botely in the first period for a 3-2 edge. Mcllwain and Max 0 °N e 11 scored first period counters for L-I. Roland Berry, Jim Guernsey and Dave Jones were the Picton marksmen in the high scoring second period. This man works to keep your home comfortable all-year-'round... 1961 Oldsmobile Gentlemen SUPER 88 4-DOOR HARDTOP power steering and b r ak e a, power windows, custom radio, rear seat speaker, washers, whitewall tires Lucan-Ilderton broke Friday night's game wide open in two minutes and 31 seconds of the second period with five goals. The sudden splurge wiped out what looked to be a comfortable 5-2 Picton lead up until the 15:05 mark of the second period. Barry Hearn, a two goal man for the Combines, scored his first on a three-way play with Ron Ryan and "Dusty" Aldis. Jack McIlwain, who also en- joyed a two goal night, followed suit at 15:4'7 on a play with Kenny Doig and Ronny Ryan triggered L-I's third goal within two minutes when he netted a pass from Aldis who in turn picked up the puck from Steve Storey. Hearn scored again at 17;12 with Ryan and Aldis assisting on the play. Max O'Neil sank Ken Doig's Goalie too hot in final contest Twenty-two third period saves by agile netminder Tom O'Halloran sparked Picton Mc- Farlands to the OHA Interme- diate "B" championship in Lac- SP (E. Reid 580) '7 12 JS (D. Frayne 510) 0 5 13B (M. Salmon 529) 5 7 WC (H. Marriage 444) 2 4 MIXED LEAGUE "A" WR (D. Wells 844) 4 21 SB (M. Holtzman 676) 3 15 GL (J. Glover 628) 5 21 —Please turn to page 7 1961 Chevrolet IMPALA Just a little reminder that we are in business to serve you the farmer. We are the only firm in the Exeter District which is able to look after all your farm custom work, such as custom sowing, planting, spraying, and baling. Besides that we offer you a full seed and fertilizer service. Seed Grain, grass clover, hay and pasture mixtures and hybrid seed Corn. A small supply of Pioneer seed corn is yet available. Baler Twine 4 DOOR SEDAN automatic transmission, white- wall tiree, low mileage We handle the famous Danish "Dancord" baler twine. 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Planking goaltender Dennis Ateeeher, Who turned in a Stellar perfOrniatice, are truce Cooper ,g.tid Bob Livermore (right). 'Each player scored three Varga Mike Cushman (back TOW, eefitte) a two goal than; Dennis Morrissey (left) and Craig Chapman (right) who each'scored Once during the genie. A-TeA