The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-03-30, Page 7Getting ready for action
The Exeter bantams made a good showing in an
Easter Week tournament in Georgetown, advancing
to the semi-final round. In the above picture, taken
before a Saturday game against Listowel, the local
youngsters are shown signing the official score
card. From left, John Guenther, Mike McLaughlin,
Larry Haugh, John Braid, Peter Glover and Allan
McLean, T-A photo
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Times-Advocate, March 30, 1907 Paso 7 District pee woes
still in at Goderich
Three area pee wee clubs are
still in the running for champion-
ship honors at the Young Canada
hockey tournament in Goderich.
The three teams, Liman, Grand
Bend and Hensall are all com-
Bantams off to good start
in Georgetown tournament
Resort entries
in tight fights
morning, Jim Guenther andLarry
Haugh led the attack with a pair
of goals each. Ron Scholl fired
both. Listowel tallies and became
the top scorer of the two game
set with five to his credit, Three
of Exeter's markers came in the
first half of the game before Lis-
towel could hit the score sheet.
MURLEY LEADS
In the opening round Friday
in Georgetown, Steve Murley was
mainly responsible for the Exeter
win. The diminutive youngster
scored the first goal of the first
game in which his club lost 3-2
and came back with a pair of
scores in the last four minutes of
play of the second game.
Murley's duo of goals gave the
Exeter club a 3-1 decision and a
5-4 edge on the round. Jim
Guenther and Larry Haugh scored
the other two goals for the locals
in the Forest series.
Exeter bantams were unable
to overcome a four goal deficit
in the first period and dropped
an 0-4 decision to Levack in the
first of a two-game total goal
series Wednesday morning in a
semi-final round of the annual.
Georgetown bantam tournament.
The Wednesday game was ace
tually played in Acton as the ice
plant at the Georgetown arena
failed, late Tuesday night. The
second half of the series was
played after press time Wednes-
day.
After falling behind in the open-
ing period, the locals held their
own throughout the balance of the
contest and missed many good
scoring opportunities, especially
in the last ten minutes of play,
The Levack boys were able
to finish off most of their chances
around the net while the Exeter-
ites failed to finalize a lot of
their plays.
Brad Klumpp scored the first
Exeter goal early in the second
and then Jim Guenther took over
the scoring reigns, adding a
single marker later in the same
period and scoring twice in the
final frame.
The locals eliminated Forest
5-4 in a two game total goal
series in the first round, Friday
and moved on with a thrilling
8-7 win over ListOwel, with the
deciding goal coming after six
minutes of sudden-death over-
time play, Saturday.
WIN IN OVERTIME
The final win Saturday night by
8-7 on the series was accom-
plished on the strength of Larry
Haugh's neat effort in moving
through the defense after taking
Jim Guenther's pass and deicing
the goalie out of position to flip
the winner home at 6.06 of
sudden-death overtime.
Exeter had won the first game
in the morning 4-2 and the Lis-
towel boys came back to lead
5-3 after three periods of play
in the nightcap to force extra
action.
The overtime play was excit-
ing with first one team and then
the other having golden scoring
opportunities. Only seconds be-
fore Haugh's break-up marker,
Exeter goalie Mike McLaughlin
stopped Listowel's David Biehn
on a clean cut breakaway dash
and kept his mates in the con-
test.
J i m Guenther started I h e
Exeter boys off on the right
foot with a successful shot cul-
minating a three-way passing ef-
fort with linemates John Guenther
and Larry He ugh at the 30 second
mark of the initial period.
Four minutes later, Listowel's
Kim Bell evened the game score
at 1-i and put his mates within
one of tying the round.
In the second session the teams
broke even, Pete Glover regis-
tering for Exeter and Ron Scholl
replying for the opposition.
A quick goal by David Biehn
early in the third put Listowel
in front 3-2 in the game. Scholl
was back with his second of the
game at 12.24 to square the round
at 6-6.
The locals rebounded quickly
and John Guenther found the range
at 13.12. With only a minute and
48 seconds to go in regulation
time, Guenther's goal looked like
the winner, but Listowel weren't
finished yet.
Only 11 seconds later, Ron
Scholl completed his hat trick
performance and sent the series
into overtime.
In Exeter's 4-2 win Saturday
petit% in the "D" division.
Grand Bend had the distinction
of playing the first game of the
tourney in which 100 teams are
participating, The resort young-
sters rapped Blyth 7-1 onThurs-
day and met Ilderton Wednesday
afternoon in the second round.
Jack Stanlake was the big gun
for the Bend boys scoring on four
occasions, Single markers from
the sticks of David Kemp, Harry
Smits and Peter Back completed
the seven goal winners total.
Th e Lucan Irish six came
through with a convincing 5-0
win over Belmore in a second
round contest Monday night after
squeezing by plattsville in an
afternoon game, The game ended
in a 4-4 draw but Lucan advanced
on the strength of a superior shot
on goal record of 19-6,
Randy Fnglish, still of novice
age, was the scoring star for
Lucan potting two goals in each
game after missing the first
period of the opening contest
due to his participation in a
novice tourney in Strathroy.
Jeff Park scored twice and
Dennis Wraith notched a single
to complete the Irish counting in
the win over Belmore.
Hensall's entry were late
starters and their first game
wasn't until after press time,
yesterday.
Grand Bend minor hockey clubs
hold down favorable positions in
the North Lambton league semi-
final playoffs,
The squirt club, handled by Don
Flear and Murray DesJardins,
held Kettle Point to a 1-1 tie in
the first game of a total goals
series last week and the two clubs
meet tonight, Thursday in Thed-
ford in the deciding contest.
Danny Stanlake fired the lone GB
marker in the opening game.
Goals by Harry Smits and Jack
Stanlake gave the Grand Bend
pee wees a 2-1 win over Kettle
point and a one goal margin to
carry into the second game of a
total goals set to be played in
Thedford Saturday at 1.00.
The summer resort bantams
gained a 3-3 draw with the
Thedford-Bosanquet Combines in
the first game of a similar semi-
final series and will resume play
Saturday at 2.00 at the Thedford
arena.
Brian Bestard, Kyle Harrison
and Doug Jennison scored a single
goal apiece to account for the
Grand Bend total. Locals win
one honor
Skaters pass
local exams
A good number of the senior
members of the Exeter Figure
Skating club passed various tests
tried before Canadian Figure
Skating Association judges at the
Exeter arena, Monday.
Five local skaters, Judy Estey,
Sheila Willert, Linda Lowery,
Cathy Holtzman and Ken Davidson
will be trying their senior bronze
dance tests in Stratford Sunday
along with Seaforth, Clinton and
Stratford club members.
The testing of the local young-
sters Monday was handled by
CFSA sanctioned judges Stu Mac-
Farline, Woodstock; Vic Water-
field, Brantford and Mel Douglas
of Exeter.
The following Exeter skaters
were successful:
Preliminary figures, Brenda J.
Brintnell, Yvonne Romaniuk and
Ken Davidson; junior bronze
dance, Brenda J. Brintnell, Launa
Fuller, Brenda M. Brintnell,
Yvonne Romaniuk and Ken David-
son; swing dance, Mary Hearn;
Preliminary dances, Dutch
waltz, Cathy Hamacher, Gayle
Fuller, Debbie Lindenfield,
Heather Wein, Debbie Fite, Patsy
Wilcox, Janice Hayter, Janice
Tieman and Ricky Hayter; Can-
asta Tango, Debbie Fite, Judy
Smith, Ann Pinder, Judy Walters
and Lorna Corbett.
Best of third draw
The third and final draw of the season of the Exeter ladies curling club has been completed. Shown
above are the winning foursome, from left, Janie McDowell, skip Marg Murley, Margaret McBride
and Hazel Westcott. T-A photo
EXETER OUT
Exeter pee wees came up with
a weak effort in Goderich Tues-
day morning and were sidelined
by Clinton '7-2.
Showing little desire to skate,
the locals were able to hold the
Clinton boys in check for one
period and then proceeded to fall
behind. Randy Gilfillan scored the
Exeter marker in the first stanza
to gain a 1-1 tie for his club.
Brian Langelle, Clinton's top
scorer with four goals to his
credit, broke the game wide open
with three successful shots in
the middle frame without a reply
from Exeter.
C aptain Peter Kleinstiver
notched the only other score for
the locals at 4.39 of the third
period as he tipped in a pass
from Perry Stover in a scramble
around the Clinton net.
Zurich were eliminated in"D"
series play by Monkton, Monday
on the basis of shots on goal after
tying Monkton 3-3. Peter Jantzi
scored twice and Peter Hesse on
one occasion to account for the
Zurich tallies.
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the week.
The number of teams left in
contention for the Exeter Legion
mixed dart league championship
has been narrowed to three.
In last week's second round of
playoffs the Hairpins, who finish-
ed the regular schedule in first
place qualified for the final along
with the Canners and Cleaners.
The three clubs will meet in a
round-robin series Friday tode-
cide the grand champion.
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The Exeter arena also got
in on the act on Easter Week
hockey tournaments as the Lake
Huron southern zone recreation
playoff was held here Tuesday.
The event limited to house
league players that did not par-
ticipate in WOAA or OMHA com-
petition, drew 11 teams from
Brussels, St. Marys, Listowel
and Exeter in novice, pee wee,
bantam and midget divisions.
St. Marys boys were victor-
ious in pee wee and midget
classes, while Exeter captured
the bantam crown and Brussels
were successful in novice.
In the 10 years and under novice
group, the Brussels kids shut out
Listowel 9-0 and Exeter 5-0 to
win the championship. Exeter
downed St. Marys 1-0 in a pre-
liminary contest.
The pee wee final produced the
best game of the day as St. Marys
and Listowel battled to a 2-2 tie.
Rather than using the usual shots
on goal to produce a winner in
case of a draw, a rather novel
method was used. Two players
from each team were given an
opportunity to try a penalty shot
and the cement town boys scored
on both tries while Listowel went
scoreless.
Listowel had gained the final
round with a convincing 7-1 win
over Exeter. The lone Exeter
marker was fired by Bill Van
Bergen.
Larry Bourne collected a hat
trick to lead the Exeter bantams
to the championship by way of
their 6-2 win.
John Krampp added a pair and
Ron Brintnell chipped in with a
single to complete the winners
total. In the first round contest
St. Marys were victorious over
Listowel 6-3.
St. Marys were easy winners
of the midget competition down-
ing their only opposition from
Exeter 6-0,
The winners of Tuesday's play-
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Place first in final draw
One of the hottest skips at the local curling rink came up with another win last week. King McDonald
skipped his foursome to first place in the final draw of the year in the men's division. Shown with the
skip and the trophy are: Harry Mathers, Dick Etherington and Barry Baxter. Mathers was filling in for
Don Easton in the final playoff, as the latter was ill. — T-A photo
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A goal from the Stick of Steve
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Exeter's two minor hockey
clubs battling in the final rounds
of the Shamrock league will be
playing deciding contests this
week.
The midgets downed Stoney-
brook 3-2 on Exeter ice Wed-
nesday and were on the short end
of a 5-4 count to the same club
in London, Saturday. The decid-
ing contest was played in Lucan
last night (Wednesday).
The local bantams, one goal
losers to Lambeth In the first
game more than a week ago,
stayed in contention by holding
the London area club to a 3-3
tie on home ice, Wednesday. The
third game will be played Monday,
also at the local arena.
On home ice Wednesday, the
midgets built up an early lead
with two goals in the first period
and Another in the second and
were then forced, to hang on as
Stoneybrook put on the pressure
and scored twice in the last eight
minutes of play.
Randy Persons scored both
Exeter goals in the initial frame
and Larry Laye Upped the Exeter
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