The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-04-15, Page 6two star players.
The Huntsville series will be
a two game total goals set with
the second game to be played
in Huntsville next Tuesday
night.
Caine time Thursday night
will be 8:00.
Last Friday night in Toronto
a five-man OMHA committee
ruled that an Exeter protest
on Elmira players John Powell
and James Nahrgang was valid
and awarded the bantam "B"
semi-final series to Exeter.The
committee headed by Arthur
Watkins of Peterborough, inde-
finitely suspended the Elmira
club which had won the total
goals series by three goals.
Cord Baynham and Lloyd
Cushman, who were represent-
ing the Exeter Minor Hockey
Association at the proceedings,
submitted evidence that Powell,
a husky blueliner who lives
closer to Milverton than to El-
mira had continued to play for
the Elmira club even after El-
mira had received letters stat-
ing that Powell was Milverton
property.
Nahrgang, on the other hand,
had played the whole year with
the Milverton team and then
joined Elmira after his first
club had been eliminated.
The protest hearing was con-
cluded in a little over an hour
but the OMHA is expected to
meet later on this month to
determine what action should
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activities
By ALVIN WILLERT
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Teen Town had one of the
better parades seen in Exeter
in a long time and deserve a
lot of credit for taking on a
project of this size.
The profit from the Penny
Carnival and dance will go to
the Bunny Bundle fund which is
a very worthy cause. Total
receipts for Bunny Bundle was
$142.97.
The dance was well attended
but it would have been nice to
see a few more parents attend.
Minor Hockey teams will take
in various hockey tournaments
during the Easter holidays. The
squirt team goes to Brampton
for a tournament and play their
first game on Saturday at 10 am.
The pee wee team is entered
in the Young Canada tournament
at Goderich and play the first
game on Tuesday morning at
8:30 against Ingersoll.
The Bantams will again take
in the Georgetown tournament
and play their first game on
Friday at 11 o'clock against
Hespeler. I am sure the local
boys would be glad to see as
many fans as possible at these
various games.
* * * *
The bantams will play host
to Huntsville in the Ontario
finals with the first game here
at Exeter on Thursday at 8 pm
and the return game at Hunts-
ville on Tuesday at 8 pm.
This series is a home and
home total goals event.
The Maple Leafs captained by
Joe O'Rourke captured the pee
wee houseleague championships
defeating the Hawks in two
straight games.
* * * *
Minor Bowling will hold their
annual banquet and awards night
at the Legion Hall on Monday,
April 26 at 6:30.
. they talk about how money
planted in Exeter Credit Union
yields them greater dividends.
Exeter Community
Credit Union
Devon Bldg.
Exeter minor squads
record sweep of titles
The Exeter midgets and pee
wees joined the squirts and
juniors as Shamrock League
Champions last week when they
posted wins over Lambeth and
Stoneybrook respectively.
The Exeter bantams won their
Shamrock title Tuesday night.
See story elsewhere on this
page.
The pee wees, under coach
Lorne Haugh and manager Lyle
Riddell, took their final series
two games to one with a 6-4
win before a cheering Exeter
crowd at London's Treasure
Island Gardens on Sunday; while
the midgets under coach Frank
Boyle and manager Derry Boyle
edged Stoneybrook 3-2 Friday
night in Lucan to take the best-
of-five series three games to
two.
After they had won the first
game of the series in overtime,
the midget squad slumped and
lost two of the next three only
to come up with a sparkling
performance and a 3-2 over-
time victory on Friday on Gord
Greenacre's goal at the 1:30
mark of the ten minute over-
time session.
Rick McDonald and Paul Ma-
son scored Exeter goals in the
first frame but Stoneybrook tied
the score before the end of the
period.
From then on it was a goal-
tending duel between the Stoney-
brook netminder and Bill Far-
quhar who played a stellar game
in the Exeter cage. Both goalies
stood their ground and regula-
tion time ended with the two
teams deadlocked at 2-2.
Both teams had some good
scoring chances in the opening
minutes of the overtime period
but it was Greenacre who finally
settled the issue when he took
relays from McDonald and Doug
McBride and fired a 15 foot
backhander into the Stoneybrook
net.
FANS SUPPORT
Rightwinger Chris Riddell led
the pee wees in the champion-
ship winning game on Sunday
with three goals, as the locals
took a 3-2 first period lead and
never looked back.
There was a goodly number
of Exeter supporters on hand
at the Gardens to cheer the
locals on as they led 5-3 at the
end of the second and then traded
goals in the third frame to main-
tain their two goal margin.
Larry Haugh scored two goals
for the winners while John
Guenther added a single tally.
The Exeter squad registered
their first victory of the series
in Exeter on Wednesday with a
4-2 win. The two teams played
to a 4-4 tie in the first game
of the series but the homesters
asserted themselves from the
very start in Wednesday's con-
test to win going away.
Chris Riddell again paced
the Exeter scoring attack with
three goals while Dale Parkin
fired the other Exeter marker.
After their Shamrock League
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Page 6 Times-Advocate, April 15, 1965 IN PROTEST, BANTAMS ENTER FINAL FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS
By Jim Russell be taken against Elmira bantam
officials.
The Exeter bantams will open
their all-Ontario Bantam "B"
final series here tonight
(Thursday) against Huntsville
after the Ontario Minor Hockey
Association upheld an Exeter
protest on the Elmira bantams
because of their illegal use of
close all the way with Belmont
taking a 2-1 first period lead
only to have Exeter tie the score
in the second frame and then go
ahead to stay in the third by
scoring two unanswered tallies
to take the best of three affair
in three games.
Mike Hoy scored the lone
Exeter goal in the first period
while Graham Hern notched the
first of his two goals of the
evening in the second stanza to
tie the contest at 2-2.
John Loader scored the
eventual winning tally midway
in the final period while Hem
came up with his second tally
when he fired a long shot into
the empty Belmont cage after
the visitors had pulled their
netminder in a vain attempt to
get the equalizer.
Area kids
ready
was
WIN TITLE
The Exeter bantams gave
local teams a perfect Shamrock
League record here Tuesday
night when they outlasted Bel-
mont 4-2 to win Exeter's fifth
Shamrock League title this
year.
The local bantam club which
is coached by Red Loader joins
the squirts, pee wees, midgets
and juniors as Shamrock
champs.
Tuesday's encounter
Top Centralia puckster gets trophies
G/C G. F. Ockenden is shown above presenting one of the three trophies taken home from the
annual winter sports banquet by Cpl. Yves Garand, centre. Garand won the inter-mess scoring
race, was named most valuable player and was captain of the NCO's championship team. At the
right is F/L Roger Patey, president of the inter-mess hockey league. --RCAF photo
The Exeter pee wees captured the Sham-
rock League Championship last week and are
now looking forward to the Goderich Young Can-
ada Hockey Week and the "B" series title that
eluded them last year when they were ousted
by Ingersoll in the final round. The locals will
have an opportunity to gain revenge over the
Ingersoll squad this year as the same two clubs
will tangle in the third game of the "B" series
on Tuesday, April 20,
The annual Goderich tourney is in its 16th
year and seems to be growing even larger. The
tournament starts April 16 and runs all through
Easter week with 87 teams from as far away as
Trois Rivieres, Quebec and Winnipeg, Manitoba
competing in the popular event that had to turn
down a great many more entries.
One of the features of this year's tourna-
ment will be the playing •of the one thousandth
game. It will be between St. Thomas and St. Lam-
bert, Quebec on April 21.
Other area pee wee clubs that are com-
peting at this year's tourney will play their first
games in the "D" series April 19 with Hensall
meeting Kurtsville, Lucan facing Plattsville and
the Zurich club playing against Unionville. The
Grand Bend pee wees meet Clinton RCAF April
17 at 5:15.
Goderich officials have noted that the
crowds have been increasing year by year and
are urging everyone who is interested to attend
some of these well played games.
The locals will play their first game at
8:30 a.m. and if they win they will meet the
winner of the Oakridge Acres-Goderich game on
April 23 at 6:30 p.m.
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