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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-01-30, Page 7But We Don't Cut QUALITY OR SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WITH EVERYTHING WE SELL Rigid Copper Tube Top Quality "L" type tubing for indoor use..28 pf,etr 1,:z." diameter. 12' lengths. Tube Cutter/Reamer For household and automotive use on copper and other thin-wall metal tubing from lie" to 1" diameter. Does a quick, neat job. 2.98 •rt JonPary 1.0, 1969 Pogo 7 .gsmivic „.. The trick to Ty repairing is skill and experience The Lucan-Ilderton Jets with two succesive wins in Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "Bn play over the past week have opened up a four point lead in first place in the western division. The Jets scored a 7.2 win over the Cheltenham Harvesters on Huron Park ice, Wednesday and travelled to Elmira, Sunday to edge the Polar Kings 4-2. The leagne-leading Jets have a total of 28 points on 14 wins in 16 starts. The Durham Huskies are in second spot with 24 points and Elmira and Seaforth are deadlocked for third spot with equal point totals of 18, Last night, 'Wednesday, the Lucan-Ilderton boys entertained the second place Durham club at Centralia and will now be idle until next Tuesday when they meet the Elmira Polar Kings in a return match at the Huron Park arena. The game in Elmira Sunday was marred with a stick swinging incident when L-I defenceman Ken I,,oft was cut for 15 stitches near his right eye, Brian Baird of the Elmira club received a match penalty for swinging his stick at Loft and will likely face a suspension. In the games itself, the Polar Kings turned in a strong performance in the first period to take a 1-0 lead on a goal by Howie McDonald, At the 4.57 mark of the second session, Loft tied the score with a goal from directly in front of the net on a pass-out from the right corner from Bill McIntosh, Jack Nairn was the originator of the scoring play. At 10.30 of the same period with Baird out of the game and a team-mate serving his five minute sentence, McIntosh let a long screen shot go along the ice that found its way into the Elmira net to put the Jets in front to stay., Hard-working Jim Bender tipped in a slap shot from the stick of bill McIntosh at 15.02 to put the Jets up by two goals. The IA goal output for the game was completed near the midway mark of the third period when Barry Hearn sewed on a power play started by Jack Nairn. Nairn dug the puck out of the right corner to the side of the Elmira net and passed it back to the blue line to Don Urbshott who faked a pass to the opposite point and then slid a pass to the uncovered Hearn for the insurance goal, Rick Baird completed the Elmira scoring, three minutes later on another play deflecting in a shot from the left point, McIntosh and Nairn were the top point getters for the winners with three each and Wayne Parkinson turned in solid performance in goal. A four goal scoring splurge in the third period enabled the Jets to hang up a 7.2 win over the Cheltenham club in Centralia, Wednesday. The score was tied 1.1 at the end of the first period and each club scored single goals early in the second before the Jets took a slim 3-2 lead as the period was coming to a close, Jamie Robb opened the scoring for the L-1 club shortly after seven minutes had elapsed in the game on a play with Barry Hearn and Jack Nairn. Jack Judge beat Wayne Parkinson in the Lucan-Ilderton nets about ten minutes later to send the clubs to their first rest on even terms. In the middle stanza, Doug Galloway and Nairn put the Jets out in front while Gard Keates replied for Cheltenham. The third period was dominated by the Jets' strong skating. Doug Galloway added his second score of the game and single scores were fired by Bill Neil, Dusty Aldis and Bill McIntosh. Meet Durham gt Centralia, Thescjoy Jets open up bigger lead Local minor hockey clubs enjoy successful week We don't use a lot of fancy gimmicks, just old- fashioned skill and mad- ern equipment, WIN FIRST LADIES' DRAW The winners of the first ladies' draw of the season at the Exeter curling club were decided some time ago, but due to weather conditions, arrangements for picture taking were delayed. The happy group with the Exeter Dairy trophy are, from left, Lorraine Alexander, skip Marg Murley, Dolores Shapton and Ann ]tether, TA photo 2 Sf HURON E.. EXETER ELECTRICAL WIRING TV, RADIO AND SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS For the second consecutive Wednesday night on home ice, Exeter's three minor clubs • competing in Shamrock league play came up with a trio of wins and a perfect night. The local Legion Auxiliary pee wees opened the evening with a 4-2 win over Ilderton, the Exeter Legion bantams squeezed out a 2-1 decision over their • opposition from the same village and the home town Kinsmen midgets won their contest by a decisive 6-1 count. PULL AWAY IN SECOND After each team had scored in the first period, the Exeter pee wees scored two unanswered goals in the middle session to • down Ilderton 4-2. Brad Datars fired the opening Exeter goal and Tony McDonald and Rick Stagg upped the Exeter goal total to three in the second period of play. Bill McNeil scored both counters for the Ilderton club and Brian Taylor was the final Exeter marksman, CLOSE FOR BANTAMS The bantam game proved to be one of the best of the season with the Exeter boys gaining a close 2-1 verdict. Perry Stover took a pass from Brad Klumpp to ring up the first Exeter mark on the scoreboard at 12:36 of the first period and Randy Preszcator upped the score to 2-0 on an unassisted effort with time running out in Rec news Last Saturday was very cold but each team had plenty of • players on hand for their games. To prove how warm it got, here is a run down of the penalties. First game one penalty for holding the puck. Second game, seven penalties, four tripping calls, a cross-checking, one misconduct and one bench • penalty. The third game saw penalties called for too many men on the ice, throwing gloves, and a misconduct for breaking a stick. This was quite warm for a cold day. The Flyers and Jets Pee Wee • game was a good one although the final score was 5.2 for the Jets. The game was much closer than the score indicates. Gerald Van Osch and Wayne Regier each scored two goals with a single goal from Pete McCann for the Jets. Noel • Skinner, the strong defence mart for the Flyers scored both goals for his club. The second game between the Hawks and Aces was a heated one from the start with the outcome in doubt right to the end. Brian Taylor scored his • second goal of the game in the final minutes to win the game for the Hawks 4-3. Steven Pfaff and Wes Rhode were the other scorers, Larry Johns, Ron Webber and Brian Penhale were the marksmen for the Aces each scoring singles. Boston was the winner in the Novice game by a score of 6-3 over the Rangers. Jim Webb and Brian Harrell each scored two goals while singles were added, by Torn Hayter arid Wally Pydenchuck. John Van Grewen, Pred Robinson and Howard Schenk were the marksmen for the Rangers. The Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget teams meet St. Marys in the first round of 0.M.11,A. Play-offs. Winners to be declared by Feb. 16. Dates and game times still have to be arranged Watch for posters on the P130 bulletin board. Games this week 134 Hawks vs Jets 9.10 Flyers vs Aces 10.11 Boston vs Rangers 11-12 Squirts vs Mites 3:30.4130 Toronto vs Montreal the second frame. David Robb scored the lone Ilderton goal of the game shortly after the start of the final period, MIDGETS WIN EASILY A pair of goals in the first period followed by three more scores in the middle stanza sent the Exeter midgets on their way to a 6-1 win over Ilderton. The Exeter scoring was well spread with six youngsters scoring one goal each. Ron Lindenfield and Bob Parsons were the marksmen in the opening session while Steve Murley, Bob Rowe and Ron Janke fired the second period markers, Ron Richardson scored the lone Ilderton goal in the third period to avoid a shutout and Larry Haugh notched the final goal for the winners. ONLY ONE WIN In a trip to Belmont Sunday night, the local clubs were only able to pick up one win in three starts against teams from Lambeth. In the opener, the local pee wees were on the short end of a 5-3 score, the Legion bantams came up with the only Exeter win of the night by a 5-1 count and the Kinsmen midgets absorbed a 3-2 defeat. ALL SINGLE GOALS The Exeter goals in the 5.2 Pee Wee Standings Flyers 8 3 0 16 Hawks 5 4 2 12 Jets 5 6 0 10 Aces 2 7 2 6 SH cage clubs win two games To the delight of student fans in the stands at the South Huron District High School gym, Friday afternoon, both school boys' basketball teams came up with impressive victories over opposition from Mitchell District High School. The senior Panthers opened the afternoon play with a 45-35 win over Mitchell and the junior Cubs followed with a decisive 59-18 victory. The senior boys, coached by Glenn Mickle now have two wins and a tie to their credit in five Huron-Perth Conference games and John Wilkie's juniors have two victories in the same number of starts. GOOD SECOND QUARTER An 18 point scoring barrage in the second quarter enabled the senior Panthers to take a 10 point lead at half-time in the Mitchell contest and were able to maintain that margin to the finish. Uilke Nagel was top South Huron scorer of the afternoon collecting a total of 22 points with Ross Huff in close pursuit on the strength of a 17 point total. Each tossed in eight points during the second quarter scoring spree. Bob Rowe checked in with four points and Bill Fairba.irrt added two to complete the Panther Scoring, TERRIFIC LAST HALF The junior Cubs went on a real scoring binge in the second half of their Friday contest against Mitchell. With a 21-12 lead at half-tinge, the' Cubs rapped in 24 points iri the third quartet and came back with a 14 point attack in the last eight Minutes of play. -Please turn to page 14 111{11St11 ttttttttttttttttt tttttttt tttttttttttt ttl1411 tttttttttt 11,t1tta11tt 11111111111111151111111.1111111 tttttttttt t 111,tt1111tttt Games warm in cold By ALVIN WILLERT Wrestling - Continued from page 6 roster in St. Marys were Larry Ferguson, Jim Regier, Gary Gibson, Lorne Miller, Jim Morlock, Rick Pacquette and Don Jones. DEFAULTS HELP A couple of defaults helped the South Huron wrestlers post the 31-28 win over Goderich, Saturday. Morley Eagleson and Don Jones won their matches because of the lack of opposition. The South Huron victories by way of pins were registered by Gerard Charrette, Tom Prout and Bob Moore. Winning by decisions were Jim Morlock and Dan Shoebottom. In exhibition bouts, Larry Ferguson and Morley Eagleson hung up victories. Dan Shoebottom was voted the best South Huron wrestler of the day. pee wee loss were fired in single fashion by Wayne Regier, Noel Skinner and Steve Schroeder., CLOSE DECISION The Legion bantams continued their winning ways with five different players sharing in the scoring as they decisioned Lambeth 6.4 in Belmont, Sunday night. Pete Glover was the top goal scorer with a pair to his credit while singles were added by Peter Kleinstiver, Brad Klumpp, Randy Preszcator and Robbie Lindenfield. Preszcator and Lindenfield also picked up an assist along with Scott Litt. Goals, also the single variety were notched by Pete Glover and Robbie Lindenfield in the Exeter midget loss to Lambeth by a 3-2 count. BRONCOS BREAK EVEN The Exeter Mid Western Broncos competing in Shamrock play broke even in two games over the weekend. 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