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in the Shamrock minor hockey
setup in Laden every SatUrdaY,
played a 6-6 tie with Kensal
partt last Saturday.
The contest was close all
the way thrOtigh with the loCals
going ahead in the dying minutes
Of the game only to heyeKensal
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DU (V. Neal 683) 2 13
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Page 5 Times-Advocate, December 3, 1 964 wks: run streak to six,
endance also increases All-stars win two
of three puck tilts
FOR ALL GOOD ;SPORTS
By Jim Russell
Irish not
Scotch Two Exeter all star squads
Were victorious last Wednes-
day night while the third team
was defeated 3-2 in Shamrock
League action,
The three Exeter teams, the
pee woes, bantams and midgets
tangled with Stoneybrook with
the pee woes winning a thriller
3-2 and the midgets winning 2-0
while the bantams came out on
the short end of a 3-2 score.
Jim Guenther scored the win-
ning goal with only 12 seconds
remaining in the game as the
local pee wees scored a goal
in each period to win R close battle 34. Chris Riddell and.
Brad Klumpp scored the other '
Exeter goals while Mike Mc-
Laughlin and John Hayter, who
alternated in the Exeter goals
both turned in some tine defen
sive play.
The Exeter Bantams were
beaten 3-2 by a fast skating
Stoneybrook crew who seemed
to have the local club confused
with their close checking and
fine passing game. Walt parkin
son scored twice for the winners
while Barry Baynham and John
Loader picked up the Exeter
goals.
Scott Burton's goal at the
7;07 mark of the first stanza
was all that goalie Bill Farqu-
har needed as the Exeter Mid-
gets went on to defeat Stoney-
brook 2-0 in a fast moving
tilt. Farquhar, in picking up his
first shutout of the season, came
up with sever al fine saves
throughout the game to keep the
Stoneybrook club off the score-
sheet. Peter Lawson scored
Exeter's second goal in the
second frame to end the scor-
ing for the evening.
Gordon Braid of Dashwood
was the winner of the tran-
sistor radio in the draw that
was sponsored by the local pee
wee club. The draw was made
last Wednesday night.
fast skating Exeter crew, who
were playing their second game
in as Many nights, in the second
and third frames.
Dale Turvey, playing,his first
game in almost three weeks,
was the Hawks scoring star as
he checked in with, two goals
and five assists for a total of
seven points for the evening.
Bill C. hipchase and Craig Chap-
man each scored twice with
Rick Boyle, Ron Broderick and
Fred Lamb scoring singles.
The Hawks next home en-
counter will be Friday night at
8:30 when they will play host
to Delhi.
stanza to complete the route.
Rick Dequire scored at the
18:36 mark of the third frame
to complete the Port Huron
scoring against steady Tom
John B Wins scored Port
Hurons first goal at 17;02 of
the first period as the visitors
were quite impressive and were
able to keep the Hawks two
high-scoring forward lines
from breaking the game wide
open.
The Port Huron club, how-
ever, seemed to lose some of
their speed and aggressiveness
and were unable to contain the
The Exeter Hawks defeated
Port Huron here Friday night
to extend their unbeaten streak
to six games in the Shamrock
Junior "D" loop, Over 400
spectators were on hand to see
the Hawks lace the American
entry by a convincing 9-2 score
in a rough contest that pros:Need
20 minor penalties.
Craig Chapman and Fred
Lamb were the Hawks scorers
in the first frame as the locals
held a 2-1 lead at the end of
the first 20 minutes. The Hawks
then came back with four un-
answered tallies in the second
and three more in the third
Ladies stage bonspiel,
league action still keen
ROUGH AT BORDER
The Hawks scored their fifth
straight win Thursday night with
a 6-3 victory over Point go,
ward. Six different player
shared in the scoring in, the
rough and tumble affair which
was slowed down eonsiderably
by the nineteen penalties called
throughout the contest.
gXeter scored three times in
the first period but Point Ed-
ward could only get one shot
behind Rick Stade in the Exeter
cage, as the Hawks went on to
score once in the second and
twice more in the third frame,
Mike Cushman, Larry Wil-
lert, lert, Fred Wells,Earl Wagner,
Fred Lamb and Dennis Mor-
rissereach scored a goal for
the winners.
Mike Caughlin scored two
Point Edward goals with lanky
Rich Allen picking up the third
goal for the losers, who seemed
to be more interested in body
checking than in scoring goals.
Due to high school examina-
tions, the Exeter squad was
shorthanded for this tilt and
had only 12 men available for
duty.
The Hawks also lost the ser-
vices of right winger Allan
Thomson midway through the
second frame when he was
struck over the eye with the
puck and had to be helped off the
ice. Thomson later received
eleven stitches oVer the right
eye at Sarnia General
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Kids watch
NHL game
Five Exeter youngsters en-
joyed the thrill of watching the
NHL hockey game in person in
Detroit Sunday night, compli-
ments of the London Free
Press.
The youngsters, by adding
new customers to their routes,
won the trip along with several
other carriers throughout Wes-
tern Ontario.
Attending were Gary, Mar-
garet and Betty C ampbell,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Campbell; John Loader, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Red Loader; John
Krampp, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Krampp.
The kids watched the Red
Wings tie the Toronto Maple
Leafs in the game by the score
of 1-1.
in the first game. George Tryon
scored for Mason and Scott
Burton for Hinton's team.
In the second game Bill Din-
ney's team defeated Larry
Hockey's team 5-1. Goal scor-
ers for Dinney's were Dennis
Hockey, Peter McFalls, Dale
McAllister, John S ne 11 and
Peter Stenabough. For Hockey's
team, Rick Schroeder was the
lone goal scorer.
Games next Sunday: Bill
Workman vs Dale McAllister;
Don Wright vs Mark Hinton.
petitors, Ward Kraft and Bev
Morgan, absorbed defeats.
In Tuesday's draw, leader
Harvey Pollen continued on his
winning way with a 12-7 win
over Bob Middleton as runnerup
Art Clarke edged Ed Fink 9-5
to keep pace with Pollen.
The Lorne Passmore four-
some who led the Thursday
draw last week were defeated
by Bob Coates and knocked
out of first place while Bev
Alexander scored a convincing
11-5 win over Harry Snell to
take the lead.
Lee Webber also jumped
ahead of Passmore with an 11-5
win over Gord McTavish.
Results are as follows:
C. Smith 10, B. Morgan 7
L. Parker 14, D. Parsons 4
A. Passmore 9, D. Roelofson
K. McLaughlin 13, R. Hodgert 7
J. Gaiser 8, W. Kraft 8
G. McCarter 8, C. Cann 6
E. Powe 9, B. McLean 9
S. Elliott 13, C. Farrow 12
H. Pollen 12, B. Middleton '7
A. Westcott 11, G. Mickle 10
D. Jermyn 10, H. Dougall 4
A. Clarke 9, E. Fink 5
A. Cann 8, B. Jeffrey 3
L. Learn 14, B. Borland 11
H. Snell 11, M. Hodgert 8
G. Busche 9, C. MacDonald 7
B. Alexander 11, R. Snell 5
L. Webber 11, G. McTavish 5
R. Bailey 14, C. Down 12
B. Coates 12, L. Passmore 11.
B. Cann 9, D. Pfaff '7
E. Busche 12, M. martin 3
E. Boyle 10, H. Jermyn 4
H. Burton 17, A. McDonald 3
Ottewell 13, M. Fletcher 0
T. Payne 5, D. Etherington 5
H. Mickle 8, A. Etherington 5
MIXED GROUPS
After the first two weeks of
mixed curling at the local club,
five rinks have moved out in
front of their respective divi-
sions with none of these four-
somes showing much of a lead.
Tony Page leads the first
group with a narrow one point
margin over Harry Snell. Page
has 32 points after his 13-2 win
over Art Cann while Snell stayed
one point behind with a 7-4
verdict over Dick Roelofson
who holds down third place with
a total of 28 points.
George Buse he clobbered
Glenn Mickle 10-3 on Friday
to lead Group Two with 33
points, one more than runnerup
Lee Webber who d ei eat ed
Charles Smith byan 11-9 score
to keep within striking distance.
Bev Parsons leads Group
Three with 34 points, well out
in front of Bill Lamport who
has a total of only 18.
Russ Tieman leads Group
Four with 32 points while Art
Clarke and Edwin Miller are
tied for the lead in Group Five
with 31 points apiece. Lorne
Passmore holds down second
place with 24 points.
Last weeks mixed curling
results are as follows:
T. Page 13, A. Cann 2
H. Snell '7, D. Roelofson 4
C. Farrow 9, B. Allison 5
L. Parker 7, B. Borland 5
L. Webber 11, C. Smith 2
G. Busche 10, G. Mickle 3
C. McDonald 12, A. Pym 4
W. Seldon '7, D. Jermyn 6
D. Parsons 9, E. Bell 5
D. Weber 7, K. McLaughlin 6
B. Lamport 12, E. Simmons 6
R. Tieman 13, G. Prout 5
C. Down 6, H. Elder 3.
BY ALVIN WILLERT
The first game of the pee
wee houseleague between the
Wings and Leafs ended in a
2-2 tie. Goal scorers for the
Wings were Don Schenk and
Dan Shoebottom and for the
Leafs, Joe O'Rourke and Bob
Parsons were the marksmen.
In the second game the Hawks
defeated the winless Canadiens
3-1. Allan MacLean scored two
goals and Tee Browning added
one to complete the scoring for
the Hawks. The lone goal for
the Canadians was scored by
Brad Klumpp.
In order to balance the teams
in pee wee houseleague some
changes had to be made. Bob
England goes to the Wings in
exchange for Don Schenk who
goes to the Leafs. Steve Wuerth
and Bob Sanders move to the
Hawks and Tee Browning and
Ron Grasdahl go to the Cana-
diens. These changes go into
effect this Saturday.
* * * *
keeper for the Graham's tells
me he stopped 8'7 shots in
allowing Crediton only five
goals and is expecting to move
to a higher company, possibly
with London Nationals. John
Graham scored five, Jim Hamar
two and Jim MacDonald one for
the Contractors.
For Crediton, Bob Galloway
scored two, Jim Pfaff two and
Doug Galloway one.
Games this Thursday, 8-9:30
Graham & Graham vs Bank
Boys; 9:30-11 Old Timers vs
Crediton.
* * * *
The Teen Timers have form-
ed a Broomball league with
games to be played on Sunday
after skating from 4:15 to 5:15.
Each game will be a half hour
duration. Two games will be
played each Sunday.
Mark Hinton's and Paul Mas-
on's teams played to a 1-1 tie
Eight rinks competed in the
Ladies Club Bonspiel held at
the local club Saturday after-
noon and evening.
The Jane Robertson rink
which consisted of Pat Fletcher,
Jean Snell and Anna Ballantyne
were declared the winners while
the Lois Hern and Edna Busche
foursomes finished second and
third respectively.
Members of the Hern rink
included Margaret McBride,
Kay Hodgert and Dolores Shan-
ton while Wynn Marshall, Betty
Coates and Leona Hern made
up the Busche foursome.
Three rinks have taken slim
leads in the Ladies Curling
League with each rink holding
no more than a three-point
lead over its closest competi-
tor.
In the Tuesday draw Dorothy
Elder scored an 11-3 victory
over the Dorothy Prout rink to
take a slight two-point lead
over Ellen Knight who lost a
close match to Janie McDowell
5-4. Elder has 27 points while
the Knight rink has a total of
25.
Willa Wuerth and Janie Mc-
Dowell each scored a win on
Tuesday and remained in a
deadlock for 'third place with
24 points apiece.
The Jean Page foursome re-
mained the only unbeaten rink
in the ladies division by de-
feating Pauline Simmons 12-6.
Page leads the Wednesday draw
with 33 points and holds a
three-point advantage over
Bernice Calm who edged Dor-
othy Pfaff by a 9-7 score. Edna
Busche, who walloped Mary
Martin by a convincing 12-3
score, holds down third spot
with a total of 28 points.
Helen Burton trounced Aud-
rey McDonald 17-3 on Thursday
to lead Alma Etherington and
Lois Ottewell, who both have
27 points, by a single point.
Helen Mickle is in third spot
with a total of 25 points.
Results of last weeks draws
are as follows:
W. Wuerth 9, B. Bell 3
J. McDowell 5, E. Knight 4
D. Elder 11, D. Prout 3
H. Frayne 8, J. Robertson '7
J. Page 12, P. Simmons 6
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9:30-11
10 Bank Boys vs Old Timers
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LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE
SP (T. George 509) 4 42
MI (B. Allen 603) 3 50
DI (M. Murphy 597) 5 43
FS (M. Schell 508) 2 34
AC (L. Harrison 535) 5 3'7
CU (J. Simpson 531) 2 44
DA (K. Haskett 545) 7 50
SH (E. Burt 481) 0 25
RA (S. Ready 525) 5 47
CL (L. Revington 444) 2 15
LE (D. Crudge 471) '7 29
HO (L. Insen 409) 0 4 M. J. Gaiser W. H. Hodgson J. A. Kneale
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remaining to salvage a tie.
Peter Kleinstiver led the
Exeter attack with a three goal
performance while Randy Gil-
fillan scored twice and Donnie
Thompson once. Don Smith was
the whole offensive show for
Kensal Park as he scored all
six goals.
PEE WEES LOSE
The Goderich pee weesprov-
ed to be too much for the locals
last Saturday as they defeated
the Exeter squad by a 3-2 score
in Goderich.
Larry Haugh and John Guen-
ther were the Exeter Marksmen
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PEE WEE'S MEDWAY MIXED LEAGUE
(L. Mimlerlein 210) 3 14 BC (A. Hodgins 507) 2 15
(G: penhale 228) 2 25 NH (C. Hollings 53'7) 2 8
(B, Tuckey 179) 3 17 CE (C: Witherspoon 507)2 22
(P. Idle 162)2 16 SP (J. Godwin 627) 2 8
(V, Smith 174)
(V. Edward 149) 50 '11'76 SS (N.,(N(0, AErlarnah5d855)11) 40 2101
BANTAM BOYS
(P. Martin .201)
(L. HMO 259)
(j. Darling .386)
Haugh 272)
Brintnell 228)
Brintnell 381)
LUCAN MIXED LEAGUE
AH (A. Hodgson 635)
0 10
MD
BL (D. LightfOot 529)
0 15 TW (C. Elson 658)
5 27 AB (K. Simpson 633)
5 30 TV
0 9 JS
5 14 MP
LADIES "A" LEAGUE
MM (L. Pincombe 529) 5 44
WC (D. Carpenter 594) 2 16
LE (N. Dowson 607) 7 34
IG (V. Smith 517) 0 24
TR (A. Cronyii 627) 7 62
TI (M. Taylor 552) 0 36
BB (M. Holtzman 649) 4 43
RO (D. Webster 562) 3 34
D (R. Durand 623) 5 37
• (M. Goodwin 633) 2 49
I (D, Pfaff 584) 4 24
P (M. Gravett EL
I. Campbell 669) 3 49 CR
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CoUghlin 732) 0
Smith 648) 3
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VanDoelar 736) 3
Smith 602) 1
Grant 664) 2
Penhale 637) 2
Lee 698) 2
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MIXED LEAGUES
ST (G. Eisenschink 678)7
HE (D. Kenney 548) 0
CH (D. Dobson 722) '7
BL (M, Bell 556) 0
RI (B. Wilson 667)
GU (B. Brock 628) 2
TW (P. Durand 603) 5
GL (R. Ferguson 647) 2
SH (G. Middleton 641) 4
CC (S. Wright 615) 3
SE (V. Stratton 555) 5
OK (D. McLeod 484) 2
DB (M, Cronyn 6'71) 5
HO (D. Bray 671) 2
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MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
CA (D. Couture 764) 4 26
24s (B. Baynham 623) 0 14
RO (B. Osgood 800) 4 30
FA (C. Blommaert 667) 0 17
RI (D. Wright 803) 3 32
UN (D. Wells '759) 1 27
RB (P. McFalls 721) 4 35
AH (H. Holtzman 680) 0 9
TR (T. Pooley 611) 3 20
IG (F. Darling 716) 1 14
KT (E. Matzold 769) 4 25
SP (L. Passrnore 624) 0 15
MEN'S atB" LEAGUE
LA (N. Stanlake 673) 3 35
WI (J. Brand 644) 1 28
ONE LEAD CHANGED
In the men's division, Les
Parker continues to lead the
Monday night draw after a con-
vincing 14-4 victory over Doug
Parsons while his closest com-
In the squirt division the
larger and older boys were
placed on two teams which will
play every Saturday from 10-11.
Ken Creech is captain of the
Red Wings and Butch Johnston
is captain of the Blue wings.
Their first game ended in a
2-2 tie. Jim Brintnell and Butch
Johnston scored for the Blue
Wings while Perry Stover and
Paul Robinson replied for the
Red Wings.
* * * *
The Tuesday night bantam
hockey ended in a 5-5 ,draw.
John Loader scored the hat
trick and Rick Brintnell had
two for the Nationals. Barons
marksmen were Glen Stire with
three, Marvin Bowers and Bill
Harper, one each.
Rec League hockey on Thurs-
day night saw the Old Timers
defeat the Bank Boys by one
goal with a score of 9-8. Gil-
fillan had four, Blommaert two,
Tuckey, Bell and Har Brintnell
one each.
For the Bank Boys we had
another four-goal scorer in
Frank Boyle. Lloyd Moore had
two, A. Moore and Pete McFalls
one each.
The second game ended in a
win for Graham & Graham as
they defeated a shorthanded
Crediton team 8-5. The goal-
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After some doubt it finally appears the
district Intermediate league will operate this sea•
son with four teams. The league, which last year
operated with nine homelarevv clubs, will be made
up of Stratford, Seaforth, Forest and the 'Aldan-
Ilderton Combines, who were last year's league
champions.
The Combines will be considered the team
to beat this year as they 'prepare to defend their
title against the three other clubs, two of Which
will be much stronger than in the past,.
The Seaforth squad, who went all the way
to the Ontario finals two years ago, will be re-
inforced by the addition of the two Dick broth-
ers, Tom and Jim, who toiled for the St. Marys
Lincolns 'in the Junior 'B' League last year.
The Forest Lakesides, who were elimi-
nated by the Combines last year in a tough, hard-
fought series, will also be very strong with vet-
erans Stan Ulrich and Tussy Dunham, two for-
mer Senior 'B' performers, along with several
former Sarnia Junior 'B' chattels.
The Stratford entry will probably be made
up of the best players of that city's fine indus-
trial league that has been in existence for quite
some time.
From all indications the league should be
well balanced with each club having its share of
veterans and youngsters. It also appears that
each club will have plenty of scoring power.
The Combines are currently drilling at the
Lucan Arena and from all reports the squad will
be strong in every department 'and will have a
very good chance of recapturing •the league
title. As in the past the Lucan-Ilderton entry has
added another couple of former Junior 13' per-
formers 'in defenceman Floyd Cowper and high
scoring winger John Campbell, who both played
for St. Marys last year.
At the present time the Combines have
not secured a coach but the players are con-
ducting their own workouts and are currently
tuning up for their home opener this Friday
night against Seaforth.
In order to start the season off with a
bang, the Combines are admitting everyone into
the rink free 'of charge to see the first game of
the season.
COULD BE TOUGH ON GOALIES
After several workouts the Combines have
assembled three strong forward lines that should
provide a lot of anxious moments for opposing
netminders. Lanky Tom Collings, who has always
been one of the top point-getters in the group-
ing, centers a line with Max and Stu O'Neil on
the wings. This threesome has always been one
of the most dangerous attacking units in the
league and they seem to improve with age.
Three former St. Marys Lincolns, Doug
Galloway, Barry Hearn and Dusty Aldis, who
have been with the Combines for a couple of
years, make up the second attacking unit, while
Bill Neil, who was voted the Combines Rookie-
Of-The-Year last year, along with Ken Loft and
John Campbell will make up the third line.
Most of last year's defence will be return-
ing and will be bolstered considerably by the ad-
dition of Floyd Cowper of St. Marys who was
the Lincolns' captain and a steady defensive per-
former last year. Cowper will team up with vet-
eran Steve Storey While Lucanite Terry Hodgins
will pair up with Bev Urbshott to give the Com-
bines a strong defensive corps.
Keith Scarboro, who has had many fine
seasons in goal for the Combines, and young Ed
Harrigan will probably share the goaltending
duties throughout the year.
Several Lucan minor products have also
been impressive in workouts as well as veteran
Don Fletcher of St. Marys, who has worn a Lu-
can sweater for quite a few years. Bill Marshall,
who played for the St. Thomas Barons last year,
should also help.
With the addition of Stratford, the league
should be more interesting than the three-team
grouping which was earlier proposed. The calibre
of the league will also be quite high with sev-
eral players having seen action with Senior 'A',
Senior '13' or Junior 'B' squads in the past. Due
to this fact area hockey enthusiasts will be able
to witness a lot of fine hockey this season.
And don't forget, it's FREE this Friday
night in Lucan when Seaforth comes to the Irish
town,
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CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
30 PO (11, Jacques 554) 1 14
20 CE Collins 686) 3 19
19 LS (:1, Hodgson 581) 1 20
12 CS (K. Sinmsen 648) 2 1'7
13 WC J. Bern 564) .8" 18
10 CC (A. Hodgins 545) 1 8
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