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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-12-12, Page 8ELMIRA VS Exeter Hawks OHA JUNIOR 'C' HOCKEY Friday, Dec. 13 8:30 P.M. EXETER ARENA Page.. g Timo..Advocatle., ..Pecembor 12,. .1948 FOR Al L,, GOO, P,SPORTS' • By 'Ross. ,I.ialogh inor cloy is set- .gNetet'S annual minor hockey day will be held early this year, much in advance of Minor Hockey Week across Canada, National recognition will be held from. January 18-25. In order to find a date when each and ..PV.Pry. of the local minor 110PlOY clubs will be able to see aetion, the executive of •the EM HA. and MM. manager Alvin. 'Willett have decided on Saturday, January 4 as the day when the big event will be ,observed.. A total of 1 1. games will be slated for the day-long activity. The regular house league play will take care .of the morning hours from eight until noon,. In the afternoon, the all-star clubs, squirt, pee wee, bantam and midgets will be taking on various district all-star teams. At seven o'clock in the evening, the local mites will see some of their first activity of the season, The gigantic day will be completed with a regular Ontario Hockey Association Junior "C" game between the Exeter Hawks and New Hamburg Hahns. At the moment the Hawks are in second place, only one point behind the league-leading Hahns. This is the one day in the year when, fans have a chance to see every one of' the local minor hockey players in action and at the same time lend their financial support to a worthwhile cause. Tickets will again be sold for one d011ar to allow .admission any time during the day or night. With this policy, a ticket holder may come and go as he or she pleases and drop up to the arena anytime during the approximate 14-hour program. At Monday's meeting of RAP, the committee that .administers all recreation, arena and parks activities in town, recreation director Alvin Willert reported that minor hockey registration had reached a figure of 213. In a New Role It's a new role for Harry Jerome as he joins the coaching staff of the Legion's track and field clinic in Edmonton on December 27th. Jerome, a demonstrator at nine previous Legion clinics, becomes one of a 17-man staff under the direction of Geoffrey Dyson. The 28-year-old veteran of three Olympics is a school teacher in Vancouver, holding a Master of Science degree from the University of Oregon. The clinic is the second, sponsored by Mrs. David Henderson, Ottawa, who last .year gave the Legion over $44,000 for a winter training program for young athletes. The course for 52 boys and girls stresses fitness testing, weight-training and work which can be done outdoors, including snowshoeing. • Dyson, who is now on staff at Winchester College, England, returns to Canada for the five-day clinic. His staff includes such coaches as Fred Wilt, U.S.A.; Ron Wallingford, Hamilton; Don Steen, Burnaby; Jacques Vanden Abeele, Quebec; Gabor Simonyi, North. Battleford; Willie Krause, Trail; Major H: Kerrison, Barrie; .Geoff Elliott, Editionton; Glen DiGeorgio, • Namaimo and. Don , Basham, North Vancouver. Looking. For Games One of the newest hockey teams in the district is looking for some exhibition games. The Centralia Saints made up of students attending the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology have played several games in the past weeks and are looking for more action. We were out to the Huron Park arena, Wednesday night as the Saints played host to the Ridgetown Westags and were impressed by the brand of hockey they dished up. The Saints were edged 3-2 by the Ridgetown boys and only a week ago were downed 5-3 by the University of Western Ontario Colts. Further games with the intermediate university club are slated for the Centralia rink on January 10 and 31 and February 14. Any teams in the area wishing to meet the Saints in an exhibition match are asked to call Bob Viggars at , 228-6601. WOAA INT. 'C' HOCKEY Sunday, Dec. 15 8:30 P.M. HURON PARK ARENA CENTRALIA Kincardine VS Creditor Tigers S laght plumbing and Dufferiri Hotel are Tiger Supporters OHA Intermediate 'B' TUESDAY DEC. 17 8:30 P.M. HURON PARK Arena — Centralia FERGUS THISTLES vs. LUCAN-IPERTON JETS Lucan Produce and Young's Dry Goods are Jet Supporters • SHOOTING VESTS! • LOADERS • TARGET THROWERS • SCOPES In Stock for ektarma4 904 t Triebner's Gun SHOP 235.1907 Exeter Draw to be • held Christmas Eve • 1 WIN • • The Exeter bantams dealt the Listowel Legion bantams their first loss of the season in an exhibition game at the, Exeter arena, Friday night. It took the locals only seven seconds to get into a scoring mood and take a lead that was never threatened. Gerard O'Rourke fired the first goal with Perry Stover providing the assistance. Midway through the same period, Peter Glover scored on an unassisted effort and he made the score 3-0 at the 12 minute mark of the second on a similar solo dash. Brad Klumpp scored the fourth Exeter marker with one minute remaining in the middle frame and Randy Preszcator finalized the scoring at 11.33 of the closing session. 4iiiiiiiii4A,V*04414041'0444:046"' :0444'4WCOZOWOZO:Ctititti' Wi044W044:04' &AV There's Still Time To Get In On Our GIVEAWAY lead after two periods of pla at 2.29 of the opening session minutes later to tip in a pass seemed to have victory only to have Randy Both tie the from Larry LaY0. within their grasp, game 33 seconds later,. parry Only. seconds past the Hayter Dan eo4tededrso4riyan ind Jtihme 1layter's opening marker. Baynham drew an assist on midway mark, Gary Wale third Period to get within two blasted a low shot past Jim Before the Period ended, Glavin in the Exeter nets to oala of a tie but another Roth was back with his second score what proved to be the Walkerton marker at 12.47 seemedneeded. to be the insurance they successful shot of the night and winning goal. Mark Bender and captain Dave In the third period, New Walkomwhacked in a goal each Hamburg goals, two from Dave At this Point the Hawks, to put the Hahns well in front. Walkom, his second and third of realizing they were in, danger of Early in the second, the night and singles fired by losing to the league's cellar defeneeman Jean Gautreau Larry 13oshart and Tom Pearson dwellers caught fire, Pete found an opening in the New completed the rout. LaWson started the rally by Hamburg nets on a long shot The largest crowd of the converting ,a Bill Bourne pass from the right point op a play season, 470 watched a rough into the Walkerton net at 13.27. set up by Scott Burton. game in which 28 penalties were Pete Lawson scored his second At 4.35, Mike,110Y cut the called, • 16 going to the visiting of the afternoon at 17.37 and 'New Hamburg margin to a single Hahns. Barry Baynham fired the tying goal by converting a pass from marker at 19.08 with the teams Bill Fairbairn and Tom Hodgins playing five aside, was johnny-on-the-spot four Scott Burton then took over the scoring chores and potted insurance goals at 19.43 and 19.59 to send the Exeter fans home happy. • FADE IN LAST HALF The Hawks stayed with the New Hamburg Hahns for the first half of Saturday's contest and then fell by the wayside as the Hahns scored five consecutive goals to wrap up the 9-4 victory. Hahns opened up a 4-1 lead at the end of the first period, but the Hawks bounced back with three quick replies in the first eight minutes of the second period to tie the score. From then on, the New Hamburg club took command. Jim Hayter scored the first goal of the game for the Hawks Methods used to determine winners in the various draws of regular play in the Exeter men's curling club have been changed for this season, reverting to arrangements of two years ago. The first place finisher in each of the three divisions will meet in sudden-death play for the championship. Rinks skipped by Bill MacLean and Jim Hewitt each have 37 points at the top of the heap for Monday competitors. Gord McCarter's foursome is close behind with 36 points. A rink headed by Jack Gaiser has 41 points to lead the Bantams win in Tuesday evening curlers. Don exhibition play one point back. Easton's crew is in second spot, Jack Urquhart has his quartet out in front in Thursday play with 44 points. Ross Marshall's rink has 41 points to hold down second spot. Last week's scores are as follows: Alexander 8 - Murley 6 McCarter 15 - Mousseau 2 Morgan 7 - Powe 3 Coates 15 - Jermyn 4 Hodgert 12 - MacLean 4 Smith 10 - Hewitt 7 Roelofson 9 - Kraft 5 Clarke def Busche McDonald 6 - Webber 4 Gaiser 6 - Marks 5 Cann 12 - Raymond 4 Dougall 8 - Seldon 5 Down 7 - Prout 4 Easton 6 - Lavier 5 Learn 14 - Sherwood 3 M. Hodgert 8 - Passmore 5 Marshall 14 - Schroeder 4 Urquhart 8 - Pinder 7 Male curlers alter playoffs BOURNE SCORES FOUR Bill Bourne was the scoring star in the Hawks 6-4 win over the Hahns in New Hamburg, Friday night. The big dual-purpose defenceman and forward scored four times, one being the fifth Hawk goal in the last few minutes to clinch the victory. It was one of the better played games of the season with only seven penalties being called as both teams stuck strictly to chasing the puck. Bill Fairbairn and fom Hodgins were the other scorers for the Exeter club. • * A Portable Television * Boy's or Girl's Bicycle McBrine Luggage SNELL BROS LTD. *CHEV-• OLDS ENVOY The Home of Guardian Maintenance accoviwoilogrgoiltracoraccowelgolivilOviVoraccluilacoafiacol atol ari ao a Coupons On' Every Purchase MAIN Si, EXETER Phone. 23 ,0660‘ • • • The More Coupons You Have . . The More Chances'. You'll Have! Support the. Exeter Boy :Scouts. christmco. Trees For $01e, at Beaver Lumber Boys. will be At Pepsi trailer between 4:30. end 5;30. .Friday evening and all day Saturday.. Your support will I)C PpPrOcfqffq n point of top spot • The Exeter Hawks with couple of whirlwind finishes stayed right in the thick of the Pattie for top honors in the Ontario Hockey Assecia.tiOn Junior "C" grouping. The. Hawks scored twice late in the third period in New Hamburg Friday to edge the Hahns 6-5, After losing to the same New Hamburg club 9.4 in Exeter, Saturday, the Hawks were forced to score four times in the last two minutes and 24 seconds of play in Walkerton, Sunday to take a 7-5 decision over the Otters. The Hawks with seven wins in 10 starts are one point behind the league-leading New Hamburg Hahns and four points up on the third place Preston Raiders, In their next action, the Hawks play host to Elmira at the Exeter arena, Friday. A return game slated for Elmira, Sunday has been rescheduled for January 12. COME FROM BEHIND When even the most rabid supporters were giving up on the chances of a win, Sunday The close battle for first place in the Exeter and District Rec hockey league continued this week as the Bank Boys and Graham and Graham were victorious in the weekly doubleheader, Thursday and played a 10-10 with the Juveniles, the league's newest club. The Bankers remain at the top with nine points on the strength of four consecutive wins and the G & G sextet follows in second spot with eight points. Third place is held down jointly by Huron Park and the Old Timers with two points apiece and the juveniles are in the league cellar with a single point. Bob Jones continues to dominate the scoring race with 14 goals to his credit in four games. Larry Brintnell of Huron Park is in second spot with eight counters while Vic Neil of the Bank Boys and Huron Park's Frank Boyle are deadlocked in third spot with seven goals apiece. In tonights regular action, the Old Timers and Huron Park tangle in the first game "while the -two top clubs meet in the nightcap. NEIL NETS FIVE Vic Neil scored five times to lead the Bank Boys to their 13-6 romp over the Huron Park six. The league's leading scorer, Bob Jones was close behind with a four goal output and Ron Andison added a pair of markers. Completing the winners' scoring total with singles were Cy Blommaert and Lloyd Moore. Hugh Hunter was the top sniper for Huron Park with a hat trick performance to his credit. Larry Brintnell popped in two goals and Frank Boyle notched a lone counter. CLOSE TILT The second game of the night was a close contest from start to finish with Graham and Graham edging the Old Timers 7-6. Doug McBride of G & G with two goals was the only performer on either club able to Tigers win a squeaker The Crediton Tigers continue to hold down second place in the Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "C" grouping behind the league leading Milverton Good Years. The Tigers were forced to come from well back on the scoreboard in Wiarton Sunday afternoon to preserve their runner-up position. In their only action of the week, the Crediton boys edged the Wiarton Redmen 8-7. A scheduled game at Centralia, Friday night was cancelled when the Wiarton team was unable to make the long trip due to bad weather conditions. A newcomer to the club, Bob Dougherty of Huron Park opened the scoring at the three minute 'mark of the first period to give the Tigers a short-lived lead. In the remainder of the first session, the home club stored five times to take a big lead. The second period belonged strictly to the 'Nen as they scored ft-Air times to get back on even terms. Doherty scored his second goal of the game and Craig Chapman picked up two markers and Ken Fraser added a single in the second session, At the two minute mark of the closing frame, Dennis Morrissey scored on a'solo effort and John Anderson and Bob Pinter added single goals to give the Tigers an 8-5 lead with let than five minutes to go. The home club then went to the attack and scored tvvice but were unable to come up with the equalizer afternoon in. Walkerton, the Hawks roared from behind a deficit with less than seven minutes to P. to score ,five times to gain. the win. Walkerton had taken a 4-0, BILL BOURNE . . . scored four goals score more than one time. The balance of goals for the winning club were supplied in single fashion by Craig Davidson, Bob McDonald, Jim McDonald, Ted McDonald and Jack Glover. In the same vein, the Old Timer tallying was well spread with six members of the club sharing in the scoring, Don Campbell, Dick Bennett, Bill Farquhar, Vic Fulcher, Fred Wells and Paul Mason pulled the triggers on the successful shots. LOTS OF GOALS Pete Glover and Denton Gaiser each scored twice in Sunday's action as the Juveniles and Bank Boys battled to a 10-10 tie. Some confusion reigned after the game as each club claimed a victory. League officials decided to call it a draw. Jerry Campbell, Barry Southcott, Dale Skinner, Bruce Fulcher, Larry Skinner and Cliff Webber added singles to complete the Juvenile scoring total. Bob Jones and Ron Aridison each scored three times to pace the Bankers' scoringlittOek. Cy Blommaert =checked iii with a pair of scores and Dade' Dale and Vic Neil added singletons. G & G WIN In an exhibition contest, also Sunday night, Graham and Graham swamped Holmesville 13-6. Doug Crawford was the top G & G marksman with five goals while Jim McDonald and Doug McBride picked up hat tricks each and Bob McDonald scored twice. Jim Sturdy tallied three times to lead Holmesville with Lloyd Moore, Pete McFalls and Ron Hogarth picking up singles. Minor bowlers are victorious Two teams from the Exeter minor bowling setup travelled to Stratford Sunday and met a pair of all-star teams picked from three Stratford Bowling lanes in exhibition action. In each case, the Exeter teams took the high triple score. The local mixed seniors edged Stratford 3484.3403 while taking two of the three games played. In junior mixed play, the Exeter aggregation won only one of the three games .rolled, but still came up with the high aggregate score of 3396 — edging out the Stratford opposition by a mere five pins. The highest single game of the day was tossed by Lynne Farquhar of the Exeter junior team with a score of 276. She also compiled scores of 227 and 184 to lead the team with a triple of 687. The next best single game tossed by an Exeter junior was an identical 227 from Kathy Wells. Jack Darling led the Exeter seniors to their win with a 691 triple that included single scores of 266 and 254. Completing the Exeter senior roster were Judy Datars, Ron Brintnell, Bev McDonald, David Hun ter and Brenda Brintnell. On the junior club in addition to Lynne Farquhar and Kathy Wells were Jim Brintnell, Joe Darling, Randy Tiernan and Latina Fuller. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • reed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 ome .from „behind. twice. Hawks wit Close race for first in Rec hockey play