The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-12-12, Page 9MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
(J. Bedard 760)
(R. Brintnell 615)
(R. Dickey 663)
(A. Cudmore 591)
(G. Wilson 671) t
(N. Stanlake 652)
(B. Hogg 705)
(R. Blackman 651)
(J. Brand 713)
(B. Callingham 708)
(M. Desjardine 702)
(J. Parker 669)
LADIES' "A" LEAGUE
(A. Prout 627)
(0. Essery 580)
(P. Haugh 690)
(T. Heywood 744)
(G. Webster 640)
(B. Dow 588)
(N. Coleman 671)
(R. Durand 701)
(N. Dowson 623)
(C. Moore 586),
(S. Chappel 566)
(M. Richardson 493)
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(L. Smith 689)
(T. MacDonald 589)
(L. Bell 710)
(J. Boyne 578)
(J. RUssell 747)
(J. Miller 627)
(M. Kadey 679)
(C. Becker 568)
(J. Glover 670)
(L. Latulippe 687)
(E. Skinner 659)
(S. Glanville 589)
(B. Cunningham 608)
(D. MacDonald 569)
(E. Baynharn 707)
(J. Wallace 709)
(G. Corkum 660)
(R. Hunter 586)
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The Centralia Saints dropped.
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The Lucan-Bderton Jets on
the strength Of two wins in as
many starts over the past week
have moved into first place in
the Western Division of the OHA
Central Intermediate "B" league.
The Jets edged Seaforth
Beavers 6.5 in Centralia,
Wednesday and recorded a 4-0
shut-opt over the Durham
Huskies in Durham, Sunday,
The L-I club was in action at
Huron. Park last night,
Wednesday against the winless
Acton Tanners.
They next see action in
Fergus Friday and return to
home Huron Park ice, Tuesday
to meet the same Fergus club,
GOOD GOALING •
Sensational goal tending by
veteran Keith Scarborough and
aggressive play by all forwards
enabled the Jets to chalk up
their 4-0 win in Durham,
Sunday.
Scarborough, with a steady
performance throughout,
stopped a clean-cut breakaway
with less than five minutes to go
KEITH SCARBOROUGH
. . . gains shut-out
to preserve his shut-out.
The first period was scoreless
and Jamie Robb opened the
game scoring at 5:12 of the
second on a quick slap shot from
just inside the blue line on a play
started by Barry Hearn. The
Jets' second goal came at 3:52
of the final period as Robb
carried the length of the ice and
dropped a trailing pass to Jack
Nairn who fired a low shot into
the Durham cage,
Five minutes later, Tom
Monteith made the score 3-0,
pulling the goalie out of position
and tucking the puck safely into
the net. The assist went to Dusty
Aldis.
Aldis was right back before
the period was half over to
register the final goal of the
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
RB (R. Heywood 710)
OD (B. Fisher 807)
SU (J. Smith 649)
IGA (F. Darling 680)
SP (B. Nicol 681)
CA (F. Smith 681)
FA (D. McKnight 848)
UN (R. Stagg 718)
RI (K. Schendera 741)
C4 th (E. Matzold 784)
RO (J. Fuller 845)
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game from a. goal-mouth.
SCraMble. Monteith and BiU .Neil
assisted on the play,
WELL UP ..SCORING
Two members of the Jets are
well .1413. the ladder in the
indlvldtial scoring race, Ron.
Ryan is tied for second place
with eight goals and six assists.
for 14 PointS while Barry Hearn
is right 'behind with two pais
and 11 assists, good for 13
points„
The intense rivalry of a few
years ago between Intermediate
hockey teams from Seaforth and
Lucan. seems to 'have been
renewedif the first meeting- of
the year between the. SeafOrth
Beavers and the. Lucan-Ildetton
Jets is :any indication.
In a rough, tough, hard-hitting
contest, the Jets edged the
Bea vers 6-5. Defenceman Jim
Dick of Seafotth received a
five-minute penalty for
cross,sticking midway through
the second period and in the
ensuing argument with the
officials was tagged with a
misconduct and match penalty,
Veteran Ken Doig of the
Beavers, also was given a
10-minute misconduct earlier in
the same period after being
tagged on a slashing offence.
Most of the scoring in the
game was 'confined to the second
period when each team scored
three times. The Jets took a 2-0
lead in the first session and the
Beavers scored twice in the final
period with only a single reply
from the L-I club.
The Jets' top scorer of the
night, Ron Ryan' put bis.club on
the scoreboard for the first time
at 7:13 of the initial period as he
converted a pass from
defenceman Bev Urbshott.
About four minutes later Jack
Nairn took a pass from Jamie
Robb and beat Gar Baker in the
Seaforth nets on a close-in play
to put the Jets in front by two
goals.
The Beavers wasted little time
in the second session in getting
into a scoring frame of mind as
Jack McIlwain combined with
Ken Doig to blink the red light
behind the L-I net before two
minutes had elapsed.
Only 27 seconds later, the
Jets two goal lead was redeemed
with Jacques Cousineau rapping
in a rebound on an initial shot
by Ryan.
Near the six minute mark, the
same procedure occurred with
each team scoring within
seconds of each other. McIlwain
was the Seaforth goal getter and
Barry Hearn retaliated for the
Lucan-Ilderton club on an
,unassisted effort.
With' time running' out in the
second, Dusty Aldis, making his
second start of the season for
the Jets completed a three-way
LADIES' "B" LEAGUE
(L. Thorne 639 7 38
(M. Simpson 494) 0 18
(F. Ritchie 737) 5 47
(A. Eisenschink 533) 2 27
(R. Maurer 610) 7 71
(A. Zachar 572) 0 55
(A. Mollard 616) 7 50
(A. Bentley 576) 0 25
(G. Skinner 638). 5 48
(L. Webb 548) 2 '66
(B. Cunningham 670) 7 55
(F. Shaw 585) 0 46
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Exeter 41
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passing effort with Jim ,Bender
and Steve Storey to put his cltib
in front 5-2. Tom Dick beat
Wayne Parkinson in the Jets net,
seconds later to cut the IA
second period margin back to a
pair of
Play continued to see-saw
back and forth in the last period
with first one club an then the
other scoring. At 5:27 Larry
Dale scored for Seaforth only to
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REC NEWS
"The high flying Flyers must
be stopped," this is a
conversation I overheard from
the coach of the Hawks, Bryan
'Rickey. The Flyers after
winning five games straight take
on the second place Hawks at 8
o'clock Saturday morning in
what should be the best pee wee
game of this young season.
The Flyers were flying on
Saturday morning as they
drubbed the Aces by a score of 6
to 1. Noel Skinner and Tony
MacDonald were two goal
scorers with single goals by
Gordon Wach and Steven
Willert.
John Vriese was the only
player from the Aces able to
dent the twine behind goalie
Dan ^ Brintnell. There are
rumours around the Arena that
the coach of the Flyers "Puts"
Tiernan takes a regular turn on
defence for his team when I am
not looking and this is the
reason for their five straight
wins.
The Jets led by Wayne Regier
almost won their first game of
the season but had to settle for a
3 to 2 loss handed out by Brian
lace
have Ron Ryan come right haci
with his agcopd goal' of the
night,
The final goal of the night
came from the stick of
Seaforth's Jim Sills, Don Morton
of the Seaforth club' was injured
late, in the third period when he
was checked into the boards, He
was taken to Seaforth General
Hospital but was released later in
the evening.
Taylor and the Hawks.
This game was a battle from
start to finish between two fine
Pee Wee hockey players, Brian
Taylor and Wayne Regier as they
accounted for all the goals
scored.
The Rangers scored a well
deserved win over Boston on
Saturday by the score of 3.2.
Three players shared in the goal
scoring department, Paul Pooley,
Howard Schenk and John Van
Gerwen. Marty Becker scored
both goals for Boston.
In a very exciting bantam
game Toronto defeated Montreal
5-4. Goal scorers for Toronto
were Bill Van Bergen with two
and singles by Larry Gibson,
Gary Lavier and Robert
Ryckman. For Montreal "Puts"
Tieman had the hat trick and a
single goal from the stick of
Doug Fairbairn.
Gathes this week
8-9 Flyers & Hawks
9-10 Jets & Aces
10-11 Rangers & Boston
11-12 Squirts & Mites
3:30-4:30 Toronto & Montreal
two games
team, Jim Patterson, Rick
Cormier and Jarnie Robb were
the Centralia goal scorers,.
Against Ridgetown, 11,nbh
and Keri :Evans .blinked_ the xed
light for the Saints, who are
coached by Bob Viggars, Bob
Johnson played a steady game in
the nets for the Centralia club-
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