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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-11-19, Page 7ARENA ACTIVITIES Kids and oldsters start hockey action. the liouseleague from RCAF Station, Centralia. * * * A four-team recreation league was formed comprising Graham & Graham with Jim MacDonald as captain from Loncion; Crediton with Jim Pfaff as captain, Old Timers with Lloyd Greenacre as captain and the Bank Boys with Vince Las saline as captain. All garees will be played at the Arena on Thursday nights at 8 o'clock starting this Thurs- day, Spectators are welcome at no charge. NOVEMBER SCHEDULE 19 Old Timers vs Graham & Graham 8-9:30 Bank Boys vs Crediton 9:30-11 26— Bank Boys vs Old Timers 8-9:30 Crediton vs Graham & Graham 9:30-11 • • ,Advertisement Sponsored .13.y These Public. Spiritecf Firms Let's H HURON hear your support for the of the Shamrock Junior "D" League featuring the top junior players from Exeter, Hensall, Zurich, Mt. Carmel and area HOME GAMES FRI. NIGHTS EXETER ARENA, 8:30 P.M. This Friday the Hawks meet the Strathroy Junior Rockets British Mortgage & Trust Exeter Coach Lines Ltd. Exeter Furniture Ltd. Exeter Produce & Storage Exeter Salvage Company Stan frayne Grocery Jones MacHaughton Seeds McKerlie Automotive Ltd. Mid-Town Cleaners C. V. Pickard Insurance T. Pryde & Son Town of Exeter Tuckey Beverages PANTHERS — Continued from page 6 ter's pass and ambled over for the score. This play, which gave the hosts their 27-0 lead, seemed to break the Panthers spirit and the final quarter became a de- fensive squad battle. The Panthers did have one bright spot in their offense when Gary E agle s o n, who played mainly on the defense this year, showed some inspired running and ball carrying, especially on third downs when the local s gambled. The game was delayed mid- way through the fourth quarter when SH quarterback Dale Mc- Allister was injured by a block. He was removed to hospital by ambulance but X-rays showed only a severe chest bruise, and he was able to return on the players' bus. Mr. Bogart and his squad have put together one of the better season records in the past se- veral years and have given the school some fine football. They won their first four league starts before losing the final two. The team is to be commended for the spirit they displayed throughout the season and their failing to win the championship has only fired them up for next season. By AVIN 'Y,4144g13.7 In, Pee- Wee, hockey last Sat., erday, the Maple Leafs defeated the Canadiens 2-1. Goal scorers fer the Leafs were Ron print, MurrayHell and 490gOI Jim quenther scored the lone goal for the Canadiens. In the second game, the. Black Hawks were one goal up en the Red Wings with a score of 3-2. Allan MacLean, Larry Haugh and Ron Grasdhal were the marksmen for the Hawks with captain John Guenther ge4ing both goals for the Wings. * * * Last Tuesday the b ant am houseleague got underway with the Barons defeating the Na- tionals 7-4. Goal scorers for the Barons were Barry Barn- ham and Graham Hern with two each. Glen Stire, Ron Jar* and Randy Parsons added singles. For the Nationals, John Load- er was a two-goal man with singles to Ron Moore and Bruce Fetcher. All the bantam houseleague games will be played on Tues- day nights starting at 7 'o'clock., All boys who have not as yet registered are urged to do so as soon as possible so we may bring the bantam group up to four teams. * * The Saturday morning squirt hockey will be broken down to two divisions; one group play- ing from 10-11 the other group from 11-12. The squirts listed below play on Saturday mornings 10-11 o'clock. All other squirts have the ice from 11-12 o'clock. Jim Brintnell, Larry Bourne, Randy Gilfillan, Doug F ai r- bairn, Steve Schroeder, Perry Stover, Steve Harrison, Butch Johnston, Mark Tuckey, Ken Creech, Noel Skinner, Peter Kleinstiver, Terry Janke, Paul Robinson, oug Penhale, John Stienstra, John Musser, Garry Penhale, Garry McLean, Doug Miners, Bruce Tuckey, Brian Vickerman. * * * * This Thursday night at 7 o'clock we will try to form two midget-juvenile houseleague teams. All games will be played on Thursday nights at 7 o'clock. All those interested in play- ing in this group be at the Arena or leave your name with me. If plans materialize as expected, this group will play some inter-locking games with BOWLING SCORES EY:Aflf.R LANfS MEN'S "A" LEAGUE RO (C. Walker 825) 3 22 UN (J. Hennessey 661) 1 22 CA (D. Couture 697) 3 19 IG (F. Darling 641) 1 12 AH (H. Redman 732) 3 8 SP (W. Shapton 578) 1 13 FA (C. Blommaert 751) 4 17 KT (E. Matzold 749) 0 20 RI (D. Wright 673) 2 27 TR (K. Brintnell 521) 2 14 RB (R. Smith 754) 4 28 24s (D. Bender 535) 0 14 BANTAM GIRLS OW (K. Wells 201) 2 12 CH (B. McDonald 224) 3 15 LA (S. Tuckey 152) 2 16 CA (G. Sweet 278) 3 16 SP (J. Burke 162) 3 5 RO (K. McDonald 172) 2 11 BANTAM BOYS TI (P. McKnight 318) 5 25 RO (B. Johnson 213) 0 13 NH (J. Darling 287) 5 17 SD (D. Fairbairn 188) 0 7 BJ (D. Gifford 221) 0 6 WC (P. Glover 276) 5 7 JR BOYS & GIRLS BO (J. Campbell 447) 5 25 KP (W. Edwards 307) 5 13 DO (R, Brintnell 309) 0 10 PB (M. Adams 330) 0 10 JE (J. Loader 372) 5 9 TB (G. Campbell 284) 0 8 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE WI (B. Vandeworp 638) 4 25 BA (J. Brough 619) 0 13 LA (B. Russell 728) 4 28 CT (F. Tilley 642) 0 20 PE (J. Coughlin 667) 2 24 OD (B. McFalls 673) 2 20 NO (R. VanDors'r 679) 3 16 WR (F. Wells 592) 1 9 LS (L. Sherman 607) 3 10 MI (S. Stire 656) 1 19 BE (G. H-Duvar 617) 3 21 TR (R. Anderson 645) 1 11 RON BRODERICK . . . defence LARRY WILLERT • . defence DALE TURVEY . defence RUSS KLOPP . . . defence RED LOADER . . . coach LLOYD CUSHMAN . . . manager LLOYD GREENACRE . . . trainer . LANES LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE SP (B. Storey 625) 5 35 SH (E. Burt 478) 2 20 CU (D. Shipley 597) 4 35 DM (K. Haskett 495) 3 38 FS (A. Scott 603) 7 30 LE (D. Crudge 465) 0 18 HH (M. Elson 746) 7 40 CL (M. Donaldson 437) 0 13 RA (L. Scott 595) 7 42 HO (B. Stilson 469) 0 2 DI (M. Murphy 506) 5 31 AC (L. Harrison 508) 2 29 LADIES "A" LEAGUE IG (D. Snell 740) 4 22 TR (E. Robinson 579) 3 48 PP Haugh 629) 5 41 HD (G. Klyne 496) 2 30 LE (N. Dowson 670) 7 24 WC (A. Appleton 497) 0 14 HG (N. Coleman 603) 5 40 MM (V. Lindenfield 551) 2 32 RO (J. Campbell 581) 7 31 TI (M. Bender 460) 0 32 BB (W. Brintnell 618) 5 39 PI (P. H-Duvar 560) 2 25 LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE RE (M. Steeghs 683) 2 12 DM (E. Morgan 855) 1 12 LK (J. Nurse 549) 2 10 FE (W. Hickson 718) 1 6 SD (C. Glenn 773) 2 14 DU (C. Elson 704) 1 9 LL (E. Carling 568) 3 7 SH (J. Freeman 597) 0 2 LUCAN MIXED LEAGUE PV (J. Fargnoli 584) 4 9 AH (A. Hodgson 477) 0 2 TW (C. Elson 605) 3 19 MD (J. Mathews 544) 1 10 AB (L. Blake 627) 4 24 MP (J. Kelly 536) 0 15 FR (R. Rosser 516) 4 14 BL (B. Lightfoot 667) 0 6 RICK STADE . . . goal EARL WAGNER . . . centre TOM GLAVIN . . . goal CRAIG CHAPMAN . . . right wing FRED LAMB . . . left wing MIKE CUSHMAN . . . centre RICK BOYLE . . • left wing COLLEENS CB (C. Blake 518) 4 LH (L. Blake 610) 1 ND (T. Hodgins 482) 4 JH (M. Brintnell 504) 1 LADIES "B" LEAGUE HA (M. Hache 688) 5 31 MM (E. Morley 637) 2 40 LH (H. Parsons 509) 0 9 AC (O. Davis 537) 7 29 BL (D. Prance 521) 0 27 LO (J. Lippert 608) 7 48 BB (G. Webster 551) 4 24 DR (G. Rader 492) 3 28 HH (L. Bell 514) 5 47 JJ (M. Isaac 496) 2 47 JS (G. Skinner 514) 7 28 SP (A. Ruggaber 480) 0 20 MIXED LEAGUES BL (R. Loader 627) 7 49 GU (G. Tapp 514) 0 24 GL (M. Glover 685) 7 24 HE (Li. McCarter 556) 0 15 RI (B. Wilson 736) 5 40 ST (G. Eisenschink 622)2 25 CH (A. Jorgenson 652) 5 44 TW (R. Durand 742) 2 31 OK (A. Campbell 589) 7 26 SH (H. Holtzman 624) 0 38 CC (A. Flynn 752) 7 56 HO (L. Passniore 582) 0 6 DB (M. Cronyn 624) 5 40 SE (C, Schroeder 512) 2 23 LADIES FRIDAY NITERS SP (M. 'Bridges 637) 5 22 MM (M. MacDonald 472) 2' 28 OD (J. Dougherty 601) 7 32 SE (1. DANIS 401) 0 2 11 12 13 17 12 CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE CS (V. Neil 548) 4 WC (.1. Hern 563) 0 CE (.1. Collins 641) 0 LS (B. Morley 625) 4 PC (E. Atwood 6017) 0 CC (V. Hodgins 673) 4 DENNIS MORRISSEY right wing FRED HUGHES , defence FRED WELLS . . . right wing CRAIG DAVIDSON . y defence BILL CHIPCHASE . centre ALLAN THOMPSON ... left wing kcjikt.CORNitt4 defence . . FEATURING HOME-BREW TALENT FROM THE AREA SEE THIS FAST, EXCITING, HARD-HITTING BRAND OF HOCKEY MEDWAY MIXED LEAGUE BC (C. Carmichall 591) 0 12 SS (H. Keays 656) 4 17 IL (F. McKinley 755) 3 S SF (B. sharpe 656) 1 3 CE (C. Pickering 513) 3 17 NH (C. R011ing 473) 1 6