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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-11-14, Page 8L-I Jets -. Continued from page 6 minute mark, Nairn fired his second goal of the night that proved to be the winner. Defencernan Doug Galloway scored 15 seconds later to give the Jets the added insurance they needed. Following is the OHA schedule involving the Lucan-Ilderton Jets. NOVEMBER 19 — Port Elgin at L-I 22 — L-I at Acton 26 — Elmira at L-I 27 — L4 at Port Elgin DECEMBER 3 — L4 at Cheltenham 4 — Seaforth at L-I 6 — L-I at Durham 11 — Acton at L4 13 — L-I at Fergus 17 — Fergus at L-I 23 — L-I at Seaforth 30 — Seaforth at IA JANUARY — Durham at L4 11 — L4 at Hespeler 14 — Hespeler at L-1 19 — L4 at Elmira 2 p.m. 22 — Cheltenham at L4 26 — L-I at Elmira 2 p.m. 29 — Durham at L-I FEBRUARY 4 — Elmira at L-I 5 — L4 at Port Elgin 7 — L4 at Durham 11 — Port Elgin at L-I 25 — Georgetown at L-I 26 — L4 at Seaforth 28 — L.I at Georgetown ENDS SOON TIP TOP TAILORS Fall Tailored-to- Measure SUIT SALE REG. SW SALE PRICE $89 00 FREE ? ? FREE 7? THIS OFFER FOR A LIMITEI5 TIME ONLY WalPer l S Men's St BOW Wear EXETER We GIVE COUPONS ' FOR THE $150 CASH DRAW BUT of cotiot and. the midgets also vf011 Brien Taylor and Wayne Regier each scored twice and John GOPI(I tallied once to lead the Exeter PPP wee coring attack, Monday. ftftnrlY Oilfillgo was the big sharpshooter` for the bantams with a four goal effort, Peter Pe/44tiVer checked in with a pair of goals while. Pi4S Dietrich, Gerard O'Rourke A44 IBrad ISAPPIPP added singles. John.q941d. was the pee wee scorer in Wednesday's the with Perehester. Grand feter. .P11.1 scored twice to- lead the Exeter bantams in .their Win,Oyerr, Dereheater, Brad Klumpp, Peter 0,1over, Randy .Pilfilian 414 R4114. 'PrPa'4.PatOr ..added the 41440 in single fashion. Friday — 5:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday — 5:00 p.m. to 1:30 a,m. Sunday — 12:00 Noon to 10:00 p.m. Phone 235-0383 FOR TAKEOUT ORDERS n pre-season play The Creditors Tigers showed they will be beard frOM in WO tem Ontario Athletic to emote goal. Association Intermediate "G" Shortly after, Glenn Overholt hOckeY circles this year by scored the first of three third blasting the Listowel Vets 10.3 at period goals and the Tigers. were Gentralia'S Huron Park arena, off and growling- Jim Morrissey Sunday night, found the range at 9:25 with, It was the Tigers' second assista going to Overholt and straight exhibition win having Hoffman- edged the Elceter Hawks 6.5 a Young checked in with his week earlier. second scoring shot at 9;30, again PRACTICE PAYS OFF from Cushman and then Oyerholt completed his night's sharpshooting with a Pair of goals in less than two minutes. With less than five minutes to go Crediton defenceman Cord Vincent bulged the Listowel twine with a low hard shot to finalize the scoring, The Crediton club has been working out for More then three weeks and conditioning played a big .part in. their win over Listowel,. The Tigers scored seven times in the last -twenty minutes of play to ensure the victory, Dennis Morrissey, Crediton's top scorer in their March to the, WOAA grand championship last year, scored two unanswered first Peried goals to give his club an early lead, Bill Hoffman and Glenn Overholt assisted on the first scoring effort and Morrissey managed the second all. by In the second period, •Listowel bounced back quickly with Terry Newbigging and Jerry Wall scoring in less than two minutes to tie the score. Hoffman scored from Dennis Morrissey at 15:30 of the second to give the Tigers a lead they never relinquished. Early in -the third, Paul Young upped the Crediton lead to 4-2 scoring on a play started by Mike Cushman. Newbigging notched his second goal of the night at BEST OF SECOND DRAW —.04p of the top p,erforrners at the ,Exeter Curling alb since its inception wasted little time getting into the winners circle this year, In the first mixed. bonspiel of the season, King McDonald skipped his. 0,0 to the .second. draw Championship. They are, front left, Jack Morgan, Dorothy Elder, Daisy Etherington and McDonald. • • back to normal and eager to have you come back and to encourage you we're offering many exciting PRIZES Choy — Olds — Corvittle- Envoy Chev Trucks We're Also Offering * FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE Come back and see us! YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID We know many of our regular customers went elsewhere when `our block was knocked off' during the reconstruction of Main St. * HIGH PERFORMANCE SUPERTEST GAS and PRODUCTS NELL WE DIDN'T BLAME YOU —THINGS WERE A MESS * A FRIENDLY STAFF READY TO SERVE YOUR MOTORING NEEDS MAIN ST. • Now we're T-A photo Kids drop only one point e Homy of Guar . TIED UP TUESDAY A return game between the same two clubs in Listowel, Tuesday night resulted in a 7.7 deadlock. Most of the scoring in the game was confined to the first period as nine goals were tallied with Crediton leading 5.4 at the first rest. Each team scored only once in the second and Listowel outscored the Tigers 2-1 in the final with the Crediton club being forced to come from behind late in the game with one goal to gain the draw. The tie for Crediton was gained on good team effort with seven different players sharing in the scoring. Bob Pinter, Ken Fraser, Jim Morrissey, Bob Hoffman and Dennis Morrissey did the tallying for the Tigers in the first period. Pat McKeever scored in the middle frame and defenceman Gord Vincent added the final Crediton counter. imwastveitomemixempai REC NEWS By ALVIN WILLERT VSESMANNISI The first Pee Wee game of the morning was no contest from the start as Danny Brintnell's Flyers scored early in the game and kept on rolling for six more goals. The only goal for Jim Wildfong's Aces was scored by Brian Penhale. Goal scores for the Flyers were Noel Skinner with three, John Wuerth two and Steve Harrison and Tony MacDonald one each. The second game was much closer with a final score of 4 to 3 for Bobby Brands Hawks over Eugene Glavin's Jets. Brian Taylor had the "hat trick" for the Hawks with a single goal from the stick of Gary Penhale. The Jets goals were scored by three different players, Hugh Ryan, Wayne Regier and Marty Martens. Next Saturday the Jets (Eugene Glavin) take on the Flyers (Dan Brintnell) from 8 to 9 and the Aces (Jim Wildfong) play the Hawks (Bob Brand) from 9-10. The Novice game was close all the way with a final score of four-all. Marksmen for the Blue's were Tom Hayter with two and Marty Becker and Ken Pinder one apiece. For the Stars Jim Gregus scored two with Paul Pooley and Howard Schenk adding singles. Game time 10.11 on Saturday. Mites and Squirts 11-12. Two new teams have been formed in bantam houseleague. A list of players follows. MONTREAL Wayne Brintnell Bryan Tuckey Doug Fairbaim John Musser Doug Ferguson Jon Gainer Brad Gregus Doug Penhale ,Tim MacGregor Mark Tuckey Randy Tiernan Ron Mostrey Robert Dale Terry Janke Robert Whilsmith Brett Lavier Peter Armstrong BANTAM HOUSELBAGIJE TORONTO Mike Hogan Gary Lavier John Muller Ricky Bower Bill Hodge Peter McCann Peter Wuerth Paul Robinson Henry Martins Grant Wach Pius Dietrich Bill Van Bergen Larry Gibson Dwight Noels Paul Glavin Ed Brunk Robert Ryekman Game time is 3;30 each Saturday, BOWLING SCORES MENt "A" LEAGUE SP (V, Smith 728) 3 26 MA (J, Darling 704) 1 10 UN (M. Eir)iitnell 770) 3 29 t1V (B. talrbairn 600) 1 7 OD (C. Atthill 6361 . 2 8 SU (M. Robbleis627) 2 12 F113 (14. Heywood 8511 2 25 RI (0, Coll1n6W6041681) 1 14 00 (P. Durand 738) 3 22 DA (W. Beattie 711) 1 11 A (L, Little 721 ) 3 20 C4th (E,'Ivlatzold 896) 1 29 MEN'S "ilr , LEAGUE GU (J Bee 782) 4 26 tit! la, Jones 625) 0 8 'rR (R Lee 793) 3 24 10 (B, Fletcher 71'd-) 1 14 IVII (G., Stire 643 ) 2 25 '06 tr. ntlacOOnaid StS) 2 20 TIT (D. Heywdod 640 1 2 11 NO (L, Edwards 978) 2 20 te (B, Hogg 668) 3 17 WO (W. Watson 602) 1 11 Viit (B, Vandower(s 612) 4 26 do (R, hmekrilati sita) 6 12 Exeter's . three minor hockey• 3 iUhs...Penle up with nine put -of ..14, .PnOkle 10 points in 49ilalltrOck, league lay over the: past. week. In WetineadY games, Pceter and Dorchester Pee.Wee4.,ployet1 a 1.4 tie, the. Exeter hentante. Were Yieteritnia „and the. midget contest was cancelled. Monday in bPCA4 against _lit:Won. teams, the Ptetet boys .canne, .away with three wins. In tbe opening contest, the local pee weer were -7009.090 54, the. bantams were on the :right 'erirl Rec pucksters will .start tonight The first games of the pteter and district 'flecreatieh liPOPY league will be played tonight, Thursday at the ,Fxetex.ATeRk; Graham and Oraham will. meet the Old Timers in the first game pf the twin bill at 8 o'clock with the Bank Boys and Hump Park tangling in the windup contest at 9:30, political plums don't grow from seeds. They result from clever giafting. Tihr1.4•AtIVOciti, Nov•mber 14, 1948 Crediton undefeated ii rr :49 to complete the Listowel scoring and, cut the Cretliton lead ian • GAS, OIL, SERVICE WORK, TIRES, ACCESSORIES, NEW and USED CARS Starts Nov. 14 Draw Christmas Eve * Portable Television VALUED AT 119" One of these exciting prizes YOU WIN 4* • aintenance" ROS • EXETER.. Phone 235,0660' We'll Come Straight to the Point THIS IS A GIVEAWAY! 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