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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-11-05, Page 6Over standing up gambled on a third down and two yards to go situation and fumb- led in their own backfield to give the South Huron squad posses- sion. But South Huron couldn't get rolling and Listowel came back with another determined effort, but again they were stopped on a third down gamble. In the dying minutes, Burton conceded a safety touch to give Listowel their only two points, but the play gave the locals possession for some more valu- able minutes. When they were forced into a kicking situation, Listowel had time for only one play, and they managed only three yards on that one. THREE SCORE In Friday's action, the locals had a much easier time with a Clinton squad who were playing their first game. Scott Burton, Uilke Nagel and Ron Youngash went over for the three unconverted South Huron touchdowns. Let WAYNE O'ROURKE cut your hair this weekend For Finest Grooming at Gerry Smith BARBER SHOP 346 Main S. 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Barons—Glen Stire, Bill Fairbairn, Graham Horn, Barry Baynham, Ron Janke, Bill Hoop- er, Marvin Bower, Randy Par- Sons, Jack Kraft, Mike Erick- son, Nelson Cockwell and Larry Smith. FUMBLE HURTS. Taking advantage of a weak Smith Huron pass defense, Sear forth struck again midway through thc- fourth qtiarter when they recovered a South HurPn fumble at the home team's 8.0 r yard line. On their first play from Scrimmage Patterson hit speedy Paul Rau with a swing Pasa and he out-ran two de- fenders for a 60-yard TD. They converted this time by utilizing the pass fpr their extra point attempt to open up a 13-6 lead with about five minutes remain-4 ing in the game. South Huron received the kickoff and proceeded to move the ball from their own 18- yard line. Two consecutive re- verse plays by Bud Desjardine and Eagleson were good for 47 yards and a 15-yard penalty took them right to the Seaforth 30-yard line. At this stage it appeared as though they may come up with one of their patented last-! minute wins, but a clipping penalty and two incomplete passes left them with third down and 20 yards to go. An attempted field goal was short and Seaforth had the game virtually wrapped up as they continued to retain possession and moved it to their own 45 before having to punt. Star of the afternoon was Seaforth's Patterson, whose superlative passing from the shot-gun formation baffled the South Huron defensive unit time and again, By JOHN sn1,4 The hUhhle burst for the South Huron panthers as they seffer, ed their :first loss Thursday at the 11440 of the loWly $eaferth PplOprk p94r4....t ily 4 count,. cooht It was the first loss after fptir wins for the panthers and drop- ped them back to a foul...way tie fPr the POnferenge lea!tlwith Poorieh, St. Marys and towel, and also made their final game this afternoon against Stratford n4itil3Wp must"., sever41 Panther mistakes Made the difference in their contest W1thSeafPrt114 The visit- ors intercepted tour passes and recovered no less than fonr fumbles as the pigskin came unglued several times through jarring tackles. Penalties also cost the pan- thers scoring opportunities twice, while they were deep in Action above shews a Seaforth player (10) going over the SH Seaforth territory. Panthers goal line on one of their scoring plays in the Thursday Sonth Huron hit the score- game in which the local squad suffered their first loss of the sheet early in the second quar- season. --T-A photo ter pf play, on a series that actually started in the first• 1 • line. punt on the Seaforth 60-yard ist team lineups period when they received a ies by going five yards and or houseleagues John Nagel started the ser- Neil McAllister rambled for 20 on a quick-opener into the Seaforth 25-yard line. The hard-charging Nagel then romped for 14 and six yards on consecutive carries to come within five yards of a major. Paul Mason managed to get it into the one on the nextplay and followed this up with another quarterback sneak to go over. Dick Coulter's convert at- tempt was wide and the Panth- ers settled for a 6-0 lead. But Seaforth pressed hard for the equalizer with a great passing game and the hard driv- ing of fullback Paul Rau, who picked up most of their yard- age on the ground. They started their first scor- ing march from their own 38 and Rau made consecutive gains of five, six and ten yards to get into Panther territory. Allan Patterson then hit end Pete Sillery with a 40-yard pass and run play that moved them to the South Huron 13. We're giving away a $10 Gift Certificate Jrs. even record, BANTAMS Nationals—Rickey Brintnell, John Loader, Jim Hayter, Randy Weber, Ron Lindenfield, Denton The squirts, bantams andpee wees will all start their re- spective houseleague schedules within the next few days with the pee wees and squirts competing on Saturday morning and the bantams taking to the ice on Tuesday evening. Arena manager Alvin Willert, while announcing the various teams and players, also passed the word along that any young- ster who has not yet had the chance to register for the up- coming season will be able to do so at the arena on any Saturday morning. At the present time there are four pee wee clubs and two ban- tam squads. There will be two pee wee games on Saturday morning from eight to ten with the squirts taking over from 10 to 12. From 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 the Maple Leafs will play the Red Wings while the Black Hawks tangle with the Canadiens an hour later. In the bantam house- league on Tuesday night the Nationals will play the Barons from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. The three Exeter all-star teams will also get into regular play this week as the pee wee, bantam, and midget squads play in Strathroy tonight (Thursday) and open their home schedule here against Belmont next Wed- nesday night. Following are the lineups for the various houseleague teams: capture two in row FREE Exeter's entry in the Shamrock Junior league is currently drilling for the .coming hockey season and the club, which will be apmiSered by the Exeter Miner Hockey AssociatiOn, will be Made up of :a. let of district :youths who should provide a good brand of crowd pleasing hockey for district .hockey followers. At the present time there are about 20 players, 20 years of age and under, vying for positions. on the team, The team, which will under the name Exeter Hawks, will travel to Petrolia November 9 to open their schedule with the first home game set for Friday, the 13th. We'll hope it's lucky? Other members of the league along with Petrolia and Exeter include Port Huron, Point Edward, Delhi, Strathroy, Belmont and Glencoe, Red Loader, who is no stranger to hockey followers in the area, will handle the coaching duties while Lloyd ushinan will handle mana gerial matters. Coach Loader will have the dif- ficult task of cutting out the fringe players in order to pare the squad down to league require- ments. Because of the acquisition of eight of last year's .Hensall-Zurich players who went all the way to cop OHA Junior `D' honours, officials are confident that Exeter will be the team to beat in the upcoming campaign. At present there are two goaltenders, nine forwards and nine defensemen seeking berths on the team. Members of last year's cham- pionship Hensall-Zurich squad include forwards Dennis Morrissey, Earl Wagner, Craig Chapman, Mike Cushman, Rick Boyle and Bill Chipchase, along with defenceman Dale Turvey and goalie Rick Stade.. Also making strong bids for a job are six members of the fine Exeter midget club of two years ago that went to the OHA finals before bowing to a strong Huntsville squad. These players are Larry Willert, Tom Glavin, Ron Cor- nish. Ron Broderick, Craig Davidson and Jack Glover. Lester Heywood, Fred Lamb, Fred Wells, Jim Rundle, Don Cann and newcomer Fred Hughes are also attending workouts. After a few practices Loader has formed some lines that, while not permanent, show signs of being very effective. Mike Cushman, who has attended a couple of Junior 'B' camps this, fall, plays centre on a line with Rick. Boyle on right wing and Fred Hughes on the life side. Hughes, who moved here from Elora where he played two years in a tough inter- mediate league, is a solidly built lad who should add a little weight to the forward line. Another attacking unit has Earl Wagner of Zurich, one of the leading scorers in the Sham- rock League last year, centering right winger Craig Chapman and left winger Dennis Morris- sey. Bill Chipchase of Hensall is the pivot on the third line with Allan Thompson and Fred Lamb on the wings. The defence, while not on the large side, will be adequate and will undoubtably make up for their lack of weight with their speed and mobility. Dale Turvey and Craig Davidson team up at the blue line while Ron Broderick and Larry Willert form the other defensive pair with Ron Cornish and Lester Heywood in reserve. Rick Stade and Tom Glavin will probably share the puck stopping duties. In the past, junior hockey has been very successful, but because there was no junior club in town last year, team officials feel that a win- ning team that plays a fast and exciting brand of hockey will be needed to revive interest. And the Exeter Minor Hockey Associa- tion and the management of the junior entry are cordident the team will provide a lot of thrills and excitement at the local arena this winter and they invite you to attend the games. with every Made-to- Measure Suit between now and Christmas By BOB BEAVERS After two straight defeats, the South Huron Junior Panth- ers evened their season record with a pair of victories on con- secutive afternoons on their homefield. On Thursday, they gained re- venge for an earlier 13-0 loss at the hands of Listowel when they came up with a hard-fought 6-2 win, and then they turned right around Friday to whip Clinton by an 18-0 count. In the Listowel game, both squads made good gains in the first half, but neither could muster a sustained drive and most of the play was between the two 25-yard lines. Ron Youngash and Uilke Nagel carried most of the South Huron attack, while Listowel hurt their own cause by having two snaps dropped on third down situa- tions. South Huron came close on their first series in the second half when Scott Burton heaved a long pass to an uncovered Mark Hinton, but the ball was just out of his reach. South Huron regained pos- session again on their own 25- yard line and on the first down, Burton raced for 12 yards and Youngash picked up some ad- ditional yardage before Nagel burst around the end for 45 yards. Youngash got another 10 yards and Burton climaxed the long drive by scampering around the end for a 15-yard TD The convert attempt by Bob Moir was blocked. Listowel threw a scare into the locals by advancing 65 yards after taking the kickoff, but they $80.00 S , one price every style every weave every quality Exclusive dealers for Tip Top Tailors and Warren K. Cook Curlers stage costume party This year's curling season was officially opened with a Hallowe'en party at the local Curling Club Thursday evening. It was a well attended affair with all types of weird and wonderful costumes in evidence. Mrs. Ken Hern and Don Eas- ton were in charge of the event which was the first curling get together of the year. Prizes were offered for the best dressed couple, best dressed comic couple, best dressed woman and man, while six people won turkeys in various games of skill. Turkey winners included: Ada Dinney, Dick J e r myn, Doug Parsons, Ray Cann, Sandy Elliot and Dick Roelof son. Dot Brady was judged the best dressed lady and Dr. Har- vey Cowen, the best dressed gentleman. Peg McLean and Shirley Smith were the best dressed comic couple with Har- old and Ruth Jeffrey being judged the best dressed couple. The regular curling schedule will get under way November 9, with a club bonspiel set for this weekend. READ ON a proposition PEE WEE Black Hawks — Larry Haugh, Pete Glover, Allan McLean, Dale Parkin, Dennis Ferguson, John Krampp, Jamie Fulcher, Lee Browning, Ron Grasdahl. Maple Leafs — Joe O'Roarke, Mike McLaughlin, Gerard 0'- Roark°, Ron Brintnell, B ob Parsons, Allan Parsons, Paul McKnight, Ben Gamble, Bob England and Murray Hodge. Canadiens — Jim Guenther, Randy Tieman, Brad Klumpp, Don Kirk, Jack Darling, Steve Wuerth, Peter Pryde, Gordon McDonald, and Bob Sanders. Red Wings — John Guenther, John Hayter, John Braid, Robbie Lindenfield, Robert Yeaman, Phillip Moore, Bruce Breen, Danny Shoebottom, Donald Schenk and Randy Smith. 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