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Heads or tails?
While most hockey series are decided on the ice, the flipping of a coin to decide which club gets home
ice for a deciding game can become very important. In the above picture, Hugh MacLean of Burlington,
OHA Junior "D" convener has just tossed a coin at the Exeter arena Sunday prior to the opening game
of the Exeter-Mitchell semi-final series. Mac McCulligh, manager of the Mitchell club at the left made
the wrong call and a seventh game if necessary will be played in Exeter. At the right is Exeter Hawks
manager Bob Baynha.m. - T-A photo
Minors have busy week
,Crediton Tigers, who. had a
compArIttYeiy easy time In win.-
ntng thP regular schedule. tttie
of their WeeterkPlitarlOAthlette
Association Intermediate "D"
grouping, are having a :topper
time in trying. to annex the play,
off chaMPIPPe.hip,
Tigers, with a 3-1 lead
in their best-of-Seven final per,
with St. glenients. were
dumped twice by 'the Saillt.P in
three ,days, St. Clements took a
9-6 decision Pl1BNeter ice FriclAY:
and tied the series at three
games APJPee with a win in
Milverton. Sunday afternoon.
The seventh and decidinggame
was played at the Exeter arena.
last night, Wednesday. The win,
ner will nrieetGorrie,Tri,c0unty
champs, in a semi-final round
for the WOAA grand Champion,
ship, Milverton and Wingham are
now battling for the league's
"IC" title and a berth in the final
round.
IN FRONT EARLY
On Milverton ice Sunday, the
St. Clements crew took A gr-J.
lead over t.40 Tigers After the
first twenty minutes, of play and
were never headed. Veteran
PecIceter Wib. Pender $corect his
first of three Pale for the After -
noon and Ron Beaupre notched
a lone goal to aee9.411t for the
PPPning period •tallying for the
ainte, Glenn Overholt was on the
firing end of the inne creditPn
reply.
The second stanza_ produced
most of the game's scoring as
the St, Clements crew took a,
5-3 lead. Wib Bender notched
a pair to complete his hat trick
performance and Ronl.linsberger
notched a single goal to run the
home team total to five while
Jamie RoWand Fred Lamb were
the successful Crediton shooters.
In the final session, Hinsberger
was back to notch his second
marker of the afternoon to com-
plete the scoring.
BLOW EARLY LEAD
A complete reversal of form
in the last half of the game en-
abled the Saints to down the
The Crediton club, with a Or;
teici early in the second period,
folded neder. the preAeure of the
Olemento forwards and yield
ed seven unanswered goals,
Dennis IY10rrieeeY, Fret114arnbi
Gerald McBride and pat .Mc,
Keever each SePred singles
the first twenty minutes of action
to give the Ttgere a lead,
Wib Bender scored both St, Clem,
ents
Morrissey and Lamb each re,
corded their second scores of
the night within the first two
minutes of play in the middle
pertod before the visitors broke
loose on their scoring spree.
Ron Hinsberger, Gerald Soh-
parr and Ron Beaupre beat Tom
Glavin in the Crediton nets be-
fore the second period ended
to narrow the Crediton lead to
6-5.
In quick order in the third,
Hinsberger and Paul Schnarr
each added a pair to sink the
Crediton cause.
The Belli PPY0.1 t9P15 a Mg step
towards the Exeter and diStrict
Bee hockey leagtle:championship
at the arena Monday night as they
09Ahled the score I0 -5 on the
Crediton Tigers in the first gaMe.
of the finals.
The second game of the best,
of -three series will be played
tonight, Thursday at 8:30, The
winner of the leeal Bee league
title will meet the Winner •of the
Zurich Bee 190P final between the
Zurich Kings and D4PhW0 0
Beare.
The Bank BP3'e reached the
local final as the result of a con-
vincing 13,4 win over Graham
and Graham in the third and de-
ciding game of their senii-final
series, Thursday,
HAT TRICKS LEAD
Bill. Heywood and Bob Jones
each fired three goals .to lead
the Bankers to their 10-5 win
over Crediton in the opener. Jim
Russell and Lloyd Moore chock!,
ed in with two adores apiece to
complete the scoring
Fred' Lamb was best in the
scoring department department .for Creditor
AP he 449 found the scoring Plarli-
..on three occasions. ,Joe Regter
And Bandy, ,Pmitit ,added single
markers to up the Oredtton game
goal total to five,
QUICK DECISION
The Bankers wasted little; ime.
in making sure they would reach.
the finale as they scored five
times in the first ten. minutes
aggnst G r a,h 41P and Graham,
Thursday,
:Lloyd Moore was the foremost
sniper for the Bankers as
bulged the twines on no 'iesS than
five occasions. Bola...Tones, the
league's leading scorer during
the year; gained a hat trick while
chuck Becker and Jim 'Russell
each contributed two goals and
Grant volianq, added a- single,
Cr Tigers take turn for worse
Extended to limit by. Saints A4en
TiextendPer i gexeter Friday and: Down one in Rec
Times-Advocate, March 28, 1968
Page 7
- Continued from page 6
Paul Robinson gave the Exeter-
ites a short lived lead with a
goal at 7.42 of the second and
less than two minutes later Larry
Middleton had tied it up.
In the closing period, Stover
scored his second of the day and
what looked like the winning goal
at 8.38 of the last 15 m i nu t e
period. The locals failed to keep
Brian Coulter in tow and the young
Strathroy speedster scored twice
in 11 seconds to sink the Exeter
ship.
IRISH COME CLOSE
The Lucan pee wees came back
strong in the final two periods
on Saturday as they were edged
4-3 by Brussels. The northern
club scored twice in the first
period only to have the Lucan
youngsters tie it up in the sec-
ond on goals from Randy Eng-
lish and Cecil Nickles. Brussels
came back with two quick scores
in the third and Mike Wraith
completed the Lucan scoring late
in the contest.
NOVICE COME CLOSE
A couple of defensive lapses in
the last four minutes of play by
the Exeter novice club allowed
Hornepayne to score, the .only
two goals of the first game of a
total goals series, Wednesday.
In the second game, Friday
afternoon, the locals were again
blanked for most of the contest
coming to life in only the last
five minutes of play to score
twice and take a 2-1 lead but it
was not enough. A couple of
Brians - Taylor and Penhale -
were the Exeter marksmen.
ONE GOOD GAME
The Exeter midgets were un-
able to get untracked in their
Curling season
ends Saturday
A busy season at the Exeter
curling rink comes to a close
Saturday night when the ladies,
men's and mixed curling clubs
join together in a windup social
night.
A four-day men's bonspiel is
being held this week with 16
entries in contention for the top
award. The final game to decide
a champion will be played at
seven o'clock Saturday night.
Presentation of trophies and
dancing will complete the even-
ing.
The championship game in the
men's second draw was played
. Saturday night with Jim Hewitt's
rink downing Bill MacLean's ag-
gregation to take home the trophy.
Hewitt downed Lee Webber in one
semi-final game while MacLean
disposed of Almer Passmore in
first game in Georgetown Wed-
nesday as they were blanked 5-0
by Grimsby. In their Friday out-
ing they came to life and drubbed
Fort Erie 7-1. Randy Parsons
gained a hat trick while Denton
Gaiser fired two goals and Larry
Haugh and Tom Prout each added
singles for Exeter. The lone local
goal in the 3-1 loss to Stoney
Creek was fired by John Braid.
KLUMPP BEST BANTAM
Brad Klumpp was by far the
top Exeter scorer in the second
round of bantam play at George-
town. The Dashwood youngster ,
found the range on three oc-
casions in the opening 8-7 win
over Ayr and fired a single in
the second game loss.
Allan Parsons notched a pair
while singles were addedbyScott
Litt, Pete clover and Larry
Bourne in the opener. Other goals
in the second game were chalk-
ed up by Randy Preszcator and
Bourne.
the other to reach the final.
The final playoffs in the ladies
third draw are being played this
week. Ellen Knight and her rink,
winners in Tuesday's play take
on Wednesday's winners skipped
by Audrey 'MacDonald. Marg
Murley and her foursome, lead-
ers in Thursday's regular play
received a bye into the final round
that is expected to be playedFri-
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