The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-04-20, Page 7—Continued from page 6
up the game and tie the series.
Gary Parsons opened the scor-
ing in the first stanza, slamming
home Bill Fairbeirn'S rebound on
a power play at 8,39. Fairbairn
set up the first score by neatly
stealing the puck from Orset
Romashyna near the New Ham-
burg blue line and getting a good
shot away.
Less than six minutes later,
the Haling were back on even
terms as Rick Falk's low screen-
ed shot from the left point just
caught the inside of the goal
post behind Tom Glavin.
A neat bit of stick handling by
Dennis Morrissey gave the Hawks
their second counter as he wig-
gled in alone from near centre
and evaded all defenders and
found the left side of the net.
An equally efficient display of
puck handling by Roger Kropf
produced the second New Ham-
burg tally as time was fading in
the second period. He moved in
alone from centre and blasted a
high shot into the Exeter cage
while his team was enjoying a
one man advantage.
Play in the second period was
wide open with both teams miss-
ing golden scoring opportunities,
but not able to score until the
Hahns broke the game open with
the quick trio of scores.
Early in the period while Mark
Bender was serving a tripping
sentence, captain BobButhig took
over in the capacity of a second
goalie in clearing a loose puck
away from the goal line with
Hawks all around. In the next
couple of seconds, Craig Chap-
man bounced a hard shot off the
goal post and Bill Chipchase was
robbed by Goalie Tim Forler on
Returning to the other end of
the ice, Exeter's Mike Cushman
duplicated Ruthig's feat by help-
ing Glavin scoop away a loose
puck.
The turning point of the game
came at 17.26 as the Hawk de-
fence failed to clear and Charles
Harmer was quick to take ad-
vantage of the lapse and walked
in to make the score 3-2.
This quick turn of events seem-
ed to stun the Hawks and the New
Hamburg boys were out in front
5-2 on goals Dave Walkom and
Bender.
Gary Parsons' second goal of
the night at the 4.57 mark of the
final period of play cut the Hahn
lead to 5-3 but this was as close
as the Hawks were able to get.
Romashyna, Ruthig, Don Cul-
bert and Ron Mark scored in
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pal. 7 Hawks tie Halms two majors. .and misconduct
while the home club Was .called
for 13 minors and a palr of five
minntO senteaces,
quick order for the Hahns to put
the score out or reach of the
Hawks.
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Rec league champions
The Crediton Tigers are the new championsof the Exeter and district Pfaff, Doug Galloway, Joe Regier, Allan Rundle and trainer Russ
Rec hockey league as the result of last week's 8-5 win over the Bank Clarke. Front, Jim Morrissey, Gord Vincent, Jim Glavin, captain
Boys in the final. Back row, from left,Scotty Regier, Stan Lovie, Jim Bob Galloway, Pat McKeever and John Conlin. — T-A photo
Down Bank Boys
Crediton Tigers
in extra contest
cop Rec loop crown
It took an extra game to turn
the trick, but the Crediton Tigers
finally emerged as champions
of the Exeter and district Rec
hockey league at the arena,
Thursday.
The Crediton boys downed a
stubborn crew of Bank Boys 8-5
in the fourth game of what start-
ed out to be a best-of-three
series. Each team had notched
a win, while the third game
ended in a 7-7 tie.
The Tigers started out as if
they really meant to wrap up
the title quickly as they jumped
into a 5-1 lead after about 10
minutes of play, Not giving up,
the Bank Boys retaliated with
a trio of counters and were
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between Bob Jones and Lloyd
Moore with the latter beating
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turned with successive tallies.
to complete their scoring for the
night and up the score to 5-1.
At this point the Bank Boys
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in front of the Crediton cage.
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