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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-01-13, Page 6With the majority of the Exeter Business Stores we will be Closed Friday at 6 p.m. Re-open Friday nites April 1 Open Tuesday nite till 9 Mon., Thurs., Sat. 6 p.m. Closed all day Wednesday We specialize in cutting hair correctly the way you like it Wayne O'Rourke Gerry Smith Barbers 364 Main St. HOT SEATS FOR • SPORTSMEN • FISHERMEN • HOCKEY FANS These plastic covered cushions make sitting in the cold a pleasure. A representative of the Minor Hockey Association will be calling at your home SATURDAY THE COST? only $100 A fund raising project of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association 1964 Oldsmobile 1961 Ford DYNAMIC 88 SEDAN Power steering & brakes, custom radio, whitewall tires, wheel discs, 13750 ac- tual miles. License A4871I. DELUXE COACH Custom radio, washers, discs, whitewall tires. License 950138 1964 Chevrolet 1960 Chevrolet BISCAYNE COACH Two speed wiper & washers. 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C u rl ing Club has started, its second draw and if the first week is any in- dication the three top finishers who entered the first draw play- offs will find competition in the second draw a lot tougher. First draw champion Ellen Knight who was the Tuesday afternoon leader was defeated 11-9 by Helen Web- ber in the first round of the sec- ond draw last Tuesday while Pauline Simmons and Audrey Mc- Donald also went down to defeat in the first week of action, Wednesday winner Simmons was defeated 7- 5 by Jean Weber while Audrey McDonald who was the Thursday representative after she edged out Barb Elliot in a playoff, was trounced 11-5 by the Helen Burton rink last Thursday. In other Tuesday afternoon ac- tion Thora Payne edged Mary Fisher 7-4 and Willa Wuerth edged Helen Frayne 6-5 while Bernice Cann defeated Dorothy Prout by a 10-5 score, On Wednesday night Helen Jermyn and Edna Busche re- corded identical 9-4 victories over Dorothy Marks and Edith Boyle while Norma Marshall de- feated Marilyn Marshall 8-4. Barb Bell blanked Daisy Eth- erington 10-0, Barb Elliot de- feated Helen Mickle 10-8 and Jane McDowell edged Mary Fran Gaiser 8-5 in other Thursday play, Hot seat on cold ice Jane Dettmer proves "Hot Seats" really work by sitting on them on the ice at the Exeter arena. This product will be sold Saturday in a door to door canvass by representatives of the Minor Hockey or- ganization as a fund raising drive on Saturday. Jane's contribution was to pose for the picture to show people what they look like. (T-A photo) In a 20-mile race, a man would win over a horse because of his endurance, Hawks win five straight but the club appeared listless in the tilt and had to come up with two goals in the third frame to win their ninth game of the year. The Hawks led 1-0 at the end of the first period as Bob Liver- more scored at the 3:45 mark and Bob Moir's goal at 13:05 of the middle stanza gave the home- sters a 2-0 bulge over the hard working Mount Brydges crew. Dennis Morrissey took passes from linemates Ron Broderick and Bob Moir to give the Hawks a 3-0 lead at 18 seconds of the final frame but the visitors' Garry Rycraft beat Rick Stade in the Exeter net at the 3:38 mark to cut the Exeter lead to 3-1, Bill Chipchase, who has been flying of late, came up with the insurance marker just seconds after the first Mount Brydges goal to put the game on ice for the locals. Bob Livermore and John Cooper drew assists on the marker. With nine games remaining in the regular schedule, the Hawks still have a good chance of catch- ing the front running Belmont club, The locals have two games left against Belmont, Port Huron, Point Edward and Strathroy and have one remaining game with the last place Delhi Rockets. W L T Pts Belmont . . . . 13 1 0 26 Port Huron . 11 1 1 23 Exeter 10 5 0 20 Strathroy . 6 8 0 12 Mount Brydges 3 11 0 6 Point Edward 2 9 1 5 Delhi 2 12 0 4 Upcoming games: Minor teams winners in recent area games Jan. 14, Strathroy at Exeter Jan. 21, Port Huron at Exeter Jan. 22, Exeter at Port Huron 4 4 1 0 4 2 2 1 0 Bruce Forrest . . Leo Desjardine . Ron Durand . . . The Exeter Junior Hawks mov- ed a bit closer to first place in the Shamrock Junior D League last weekend when they posted successive victories over Mount Brydges and Delhi. The locals who defeated Mount Brydges 4-1 in Exeter on Friday night and trounced Delhi 6-2 in Delhi on Sunday afternoon, extended their unbeaten streak to five as they moved to within three points of the second place Port Huron Beefeaters. The Belmont Hatters still lead the league with 26 points, six more than the third place Hawks. Bob Moir, who has been moved to left wing after starting the year at center, rapped in four goals to lead the Hawks in their Sunday win in Delhi. The lanky Moir scored twice in each of the first two frames as the locals brought their record to 10-5. The Hawks held a 2-0 lead at the end of the first stanza and increased their bulge to 5-2 at the end of the second as Moir scored twice and Bob Livermore added a singleton. Scott Burton completed the scoring with his fourth goal of the season in the third frame. Goaltender Rick Stade turned in another fine performance in the Exeter cage as the Rockets who have only won two games showed a lot of improvement over the last time the two clubs met. A crowd of 246 was on hand Friday night as the Hawks de- feated Mount Brydges for the fourth time 4-1. In the previous three meetings the locals had little trouble with the visitors de- feating them 8-6, 10-4 and 9-1 PEE WEES The Exeter Pee Wees gained sweet revenge for a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Dorchester by trouncing the same Dorchester club by a '7-2 score in Ingersoll on Tuesday night. The Southern club had little trouble with the local last Wednesday but Exeter came up with a solid team effort on Tuesday night as seven players shared in the scoring. The locals who now boast a 6-2-2 record led 5-0 at the end of the first period and 6-1 at the end of the second and then held on to give the strong Dor- chester crew their initial loss of the season. Larry Davies, Russ Earring- tion, Pete Glover, Randy Tieman and Brad Klumpp scored Exeter goals in the first frame while Barry Smithers and Peter Klein- stiver scored in the second and third period respectively. The two Dorchester goals came on Exeter penalty and a deflec- tion off a defenseman's leg. — Please turn to page 7 Last year the Exeter Legion Bantams came close to winning the Ontario title before losing out to a tough Huntsville crew in a two-game total goal final series and this season the club has joined the midget classification and looks like a serious con- tender for the championship. The strong Exeter Midgets, who last year won Shamrock League and WOAA titles before entering Ontario Minor Hockey Association play, are off to a very fine start this year and have yet to be beaten by Shamrock League opposition. The locals have won nine games this sea- son and have lost one. The club dropped a 6-5 de- cision to Stratford in an exhibition game for its only setback of the season so far and currently has a 7-0 record in Shamrock League play. Red Loader, who is no stranger to area hockey followers, is the coach of the midget squad while Gard Baynham handles the managerial duties for the club. Loader is one of the most competent coaches in the district with a great deal of experience and knowledge of the game behind him and because of this and the fact that he has been with the team for the last three seasons, the locals could be in for a big year. The players on the midget roster represent four different communities with one player from Dashwood, four from Hensall, two from Grand Bend and seven from Exeter on the squad. Four players have joined the club since last year. Loader has three well balanced forward lines that have scored 52 goals so far with the John Load- er, Bill Fairbairn, Jim Hayter line the most produc- tive although the Pete Lawson line is not far behind. Lawson's line of Mike Hoy and Grant Walker have notched 22 goals while the Loader unit has hit for 24 markers. The club's third attacking unit is made up of Barry Baynham, Bill Taylor and Barry Clarke. The defensive corps is made up of Bruce For- rest, Leo Desjardine, Randy Weber and Ron Durand while the goaltending is in the capable hands of Glenn Stire, Stire, who came up through the Exeter minor ranks, has several shutouts to his credit and has been having an outstanding season in the Exeter net. Local fans will have the opportunity to see the midgets as well as the bantams and pee wees in action next Wednesday night when they face Huron Heights at the Exeter Arena. DART GAME POPULAR The Legion Mixed Dart League is in its first year of operation and is rapidly becoming a popular pastime during the winter months. A total of 32 players participate in the eight-team loop that op- erates every Fridai evening at the local Legion Hall. Each teani'm the'league consists of two ladies and two men"-Wlid" play 'five games during the eve- ning. The eight teams in the league are the Blue Birds, Itchy Four, Cleaners, Champs, Legionnaires, Featherflights, Plumbers and Sharpshooters. At pres- ent Jake and Verdun Lindenfield and Garnet and Bernice Shipman of the Plumbers are leading the league but they are being followed very closely by Olive and NOttli Ferguson and Anne and Walter Romaniuk of the Sharpshooters. At the end of the season, which will be some time in March, the leading teams and individuals will receive various awards at a banquet. RUSTLINGS — The various bowling leagues got back into action last week and most of thekeg- lers were a little rusty as only three came up with 300 games. Pete Coburn of the Fairlanes had the big game of the week with 312 while Pete McFalls of the league leading Russ' Billiards came up with 310 and Art Finlayson of the Seaforth Tigers rolled 309 . . Don't forget the minor hockey promotion this Saturday. Exeter minor hockey players will be around town selling hot seats for one dollar. The proceeds from these hot seats, which really work, will go to finance Minor Hockey Night . . Exeter's Itchy Six still hold a wide margin over Clinton Cloud 9 in the battle for first place in the Men's Intertown Bowling League . . . Those people who don't like the cold weather will be happy to hear that spring training will soon be opening in Florida and Arizona, a sure sign that the winter is getting Shorter . . . The Bank Boys, who are currently in first place in the Exeter Rec Hockey League, scored 17 goals last week and have now scored 101 goals so far this season . . . Barring serious injury Bobby Hull should be a sure bet to set a new NHL scoring mark this season. Chicago's blond speedster has scored 32 goals in the 30 games that he has played and needs only 18 more markers in the Hawks' remaining 36 games in order to tie the rec- ord of 50 which he holds along with Maurice Richard and Bernie Geoffrion. BURRO PROPANE GAS Refills The Exeter Midgets extended their Shamrock League unbeaten streak to seven games last Wed- nesday night as they blanked Dor- chester '7-0 behind the steady goaltending of Glenn Stire. In the two other games of the triple- header the Legion Bantams de- feated Dorchester 5-1 while the pee wees lost 4-1. The powerful Exeter club had little trouble with the visitors in the third game of the evening as they led 2-0 at the end of the first period, 5-0 at the end of the second and scored two more un- answered markers in the final frame. Grant Walker and Pete Lawson paced the locals by scoring a pair of goals each while Jim Hayter, Leo Desjardine and Bill Taylor picked up singletons. The locals were assessed with six of the seven minor penalties that were handed out during the contest. The Exeter Legion Bantams scored a pair of markers in the first and third periods to defeat Dorchester 5-1 in the middle game of the evening. Goalie Mike McLaughlin allowed the visitor's only goal in the second period. The Dorchester goal cut Exeter's lead of one goal but the locals went on to score three unanswer- ed goals to win their third straight game. Larry Haugh fired two goals to lead the locals in that department while Bruce Fuicher, Chris Rid- dell and Don Farrell contributed a goal each to the Exeter cause. The Dorchester Pee Wees proved too much for the locals in the first game as they scored three times in the final frame to post a 4-1 victory. The two clubs traded first period goals as Brian Crozier scored at the ten minute mark to give the visitors a 1-0 bulge. Larry Davies took a pass from Peter Glover to pull the locals even just before the period ended but that was the extent of the Ex- eter attack as the second frame was scoreless and Dorchester registered three times in the final stanza. Referee Clarence Boyle handed out six penalties during the con- test with each club picking up three minors. The next Shamrock L e a g u e tripieheader will take place next Wednesday night, the 19th, when Huron Heights will supply the op- position, Following is the Exeter Midget scoring parade: 100 lbs 4 95 20 lbs 1 95 Shamrocks are back in play After a layoff which lasted over three weeks, the Lucan- Merton Combines finally got back into action by registering a 7-5 win over Petrolia last Fri- day night in Lucan. Because of the disbanding of the Forest Lakesides the area Intermediate B loop was cut down to only two teams and the league almost folded but the Seaforth Towners have entered and the league is now back to three teams. The Combines were forced to come from behind on Friday as the visitors built up a 3-2 first period lead but Ernie Little blanked the visitors in the middle period and Don Urbshott scored his first of three goals to tie the score at 3-3. The Combines turn- ed on the power in the third frame, however, and outscored the Royals 4-2 to come up with the victory. Urbshott and Dusty Aldis led the Combines in the goal scoring department with three each while Bill Neil scored a single goal in the first period to give the Lucan-Ilderton squad a short liv- ed 2-1 lead. Ira Downer led the losers with a hat trick while single goals came off the sticks of Reg Mul- holland and Doug Caley. Because of the small number of league games, the Combines will play two exhibition tilts this weekend meeting the Stratford All-stars in Lucan Friday night and then travelling to St. Marys on Saturday to tangle with the Lincolns of the 011A Central Junior B league. 111111111111111188811111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111118111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 REC NEWS By ALVIN WILLERT Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll In the first Pee Wee game of the morning the Maple Leafs and Canadiens played to one all tie. The Leafs are still undefeat- ed this year and this Was the closest they have come to de- feat. The Canadiens took the lead on a goal by Paul McKnight but the Leafs came right back to tie the game with a goal by Barry Smithers. In the second game the Black Hawks won their third game of the season with a 3-2 score over the Wings. Jim Brint- nell, Randy Tiernan and R on Brintnell each scored a goal for the Hawks, For the Wings peter Kleinstiver and Doug Pen- hale were the Marksmen. The Novice hockey players are playing a mach improved type of hockey every week, This week the Blue Wings defeated the Red Wings 2-1. John VrieSe and John Wuerth were the Marks- men for the Blue Wings. The lone Yes we deliver for a small additional amount goal for the lied Wings was scored by Leslie Page. Toronto again defeated De- troit in the squirt hockey game. Goaltender turned for ward for the game Danny Brintnell scored 2 goals for Toronto to look after all their scoring. The lone goal for Detroit was scored by Larry Minderlein, Games this week: 8- 9 Black Hawks vs Canadiens 9-10 Maple Leafs vs Wings 10-11 Red Wings vs Blue Wings 11-12 Squirts and Mites This Saturday the young hock- ey players of Exeter Minor Hock- ey Association will be around the town to call on all the homes to sell Hot Seats at a price of $1.00 per cushion. It is through prOjettS such as this that money is raised to help finance the hockey program carried on in Exeter. Without support from the publie for their different Seldon fuels projects Minor Hockey in Ex- eter would not be as extensive as it is today. So when the fu- ture Toronto Maple Leaf or what- ever team you wish to name calls on you, be generous and help him as he tries to help himself. Strathroy will supply the op- position for the Jr: Hawks this Friday at 8;30 and the Cornets will be playing for the Teen Town dance. 235.2314 EXETER 235-0602 Jim Hayter . . John Loader Bill Fairbairn Pete Lawsos Grant Walker . . . 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