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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-02-13, Page 7curlf 1111.rnin1tt,l,tltAht1c1111 a cs111a,I,,q,11,1t111arst in 11 al mats mitcroanstacat cairn/ Ric news House league playoffs set By ALVIN WILLERT C stron at the Port Elgin blue line :and waltzed in to piek the bottom left hand corner of the net. Only three minutes were remaining in the game when Bill Neil scored the fourth La goal of the night to .ensure victory. Other .goal scorers for the winners were Jacques .Cousineau, Barry Hearn, Jack Nairn and Dusty Aldis, SH wrestling squad finish in tie for tops Successive wins in their last two starts in dual meets in Huron-Perth Conference action has allowed the South Huron wrestling team to finish in a tie for first place with St. Marys Collegiate. The local grapplers walloped Goderich 45-21 at the local school gym, Wednesday and edged Wingham 33-29 in the northern town, Friday afternoon. The league finals will be held at St. Marys this Saturday morning with activities starting at 11 o'clock in the morning. The local squad has shown great improvement since the start of the season and could bring the first H-P wrestling crown to South Huron District High School. seconds and Dan Shoebottom was voted the best SH grappler. WIN SOME BY DEFAULT On their home floor, Wednesday, four victories by way of default helped the South Huron wrestlers gain a 45.21 win over Goderich. Again, five local wins were accomplished by pinning the opposition, with Gerard Charrette, Bob Smith Morley Eagleson, Bob Moore and Dan Shoebottom turning the trick. South Huron winners by default were Jim Regier, Doug Geoffrey, Jim Hayter and Don Jones. Charrette took the honors as the best wrestler of the day and Morley Eagleson disposed of his Goderich opponent in the quickest time, only 47 seconds. We reserve the right Is t quantities en all Ws :ten15 tam:mum crinnomn TIRE TIRE TrATCROMMINIIMMI Ross C. 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Jim Frayter, BOb Hoffman and 13111 Schade each score two goals to lead the Dashwood scoring attack The balance of markers were contributed in single fashion by Stan Lovie, Jim Hoffman, JOe Regier, Pat MeXeever and Larry Lovie. Radar spelled backwards is radar. They get you coming and going, A bore is someone who goes on talking while you are internipting, each scored two goals with singles by Jeff Jensen, Danny ,Regier and Pete McCann. John Vriese was the only Elayer on the Aces able to beat ugene Clover in goal for Jets. The Hawks defeated the first place Flyers 4 to 1 in a rough and tumble game. Brian Taylor scored the hat trick with a single goal added by. Geary Penhale, Noel Skinner was the lone marksman for the Flyers. Boston defeated Rangers in a close game by a score of 2 to 0. Brian Clarke and Wally Fyclenchuck each scored a goal for Boston. Montreal won their second game in a row defeating Toronto 5 to 4. After some player changes a few weeks ago these two teams are quite evenly matched and are playing good hockey. Randy Tiernan was top scorer with 2 goals. Singles were added by Doug Ferguson, Ron Mostery and Wayne Brintnell for Montreal, For Toronto Larry Gibson, Paul Glavin, Bill VanBergen, John Meedler each scored a goal. STANDINGS BANTAM Toronto 6 5 Montreal 5 6 Games this week: 8 - 9 Hawks & Aces 9-10 Jets & Flyers 10.11 Boston & Rangers 11.12 Squirts & Mites 3: 30-4: 30 Toronto & Montreal Don't forget Figure Skating Carnival Saturday, Feb. 22 at 8 p.m. MEN'S "A" LEAGUE (R. Sta 762) (V. Smith h 707) (0, McKnight 785) (J. Russell 776) (J. Darling 728) (B. Fisher 621) (M. Wallace 698) (W, Beattie 782) (J. Fuller 602) (P. McFalls 728) (A. Finlayson 813) (G, Eiscoschink 630) MEN'S "B" LEAGUE (R. Lee 753) 3 (0. Lewis 663) (R. Brintnell 689) 4 (B. Jones 680) 0 (J. Gould 651) 3 (T. Stire 632) 1 (R. Blackman 588) 3 (R. Dickey 650) 1 (T, Ellerington 631) 3 (B. Fletcher 647) 1 (T. Van Steeg 712) 4 (Forfeit) 0 LADIES' "A" LEAGUE (D. Finnen 654) 5 (J. McKnight 584) 2 (N. Coleman) 5 (P, Haugh E. Robinson 657) 2 (N. Meikle 654) 7 (M. Richardson 531) 0, (L. Smith 668) 7 (R. Durand 691) 0 (D. Hackwell 622) 5 (B. Hearn 547) 2 (P, H -Duvar 730) 5 (D. Lee 681) 2 LADIES'"B" LEAGUE (S. Greb 679) 7 (M. Simpson 501) 0 (A. Bentley 484) 4 (B. Taylor 483) 3 (E, Reid 571) 4 (H, Roberts 649) 3 (M. Miners 620) 5 (P. Holmes 613) 2 (J, Dougherty 534) 4 (G. Elsie 598) 3 (V. Stagg 651) 5 (G. Skinner 628) 2 MIXED LEAGUE (P. Durand 681) 7 (G. Webster 570) 0 (T. MacDonald 626) 5 (G. Eisenschink 538) 2 (D. Bennett 789) 7 (J. Bell 697) 0 (L. Webber 599) 5 44 (J. Wallace 590) 2 69 (A, Zachar 547) 5 82 (G. Wilson 670) 2 65 (G. Skinner 743 7 97 (R, Hippern 711) 0 44 The 1,110114-11dert on Jets moved, back into first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B ' ,grouping, Tuesday night. The Jets 'with four goals in the last five .minutes of play were able to down the Port; Elgin Sunocos 10.8 at the Iluron Park arena while Seaforth Beavers edged the Durham Huskies 7-6. The .Lacari-liderton club now has 34 points,. Durham has 32 WIN ON LAST PIN The meet in Wingham, Friday was extremely close with Dan Shoebottom's win by the way of a pin in the last match of the day tipping the verdict to the South Huron side of the ledger by a 33-29 count. Other South Huron performers able to pin their Wingham opposition were Gerard Charrette, Bill Cameron, Jim Regier, Bob Smith and Bob Moore. The only other South Huron win was accomplished by Tom Prout in the 141-pound class, taking a 2-0 decision. In exhibition action, victories for the local school were chaled up by Larry Ferguson, Lorne Miller and Ron Hartman. Bob Smith achieved the fastest pin of the day in one minute and 26 VS (J. Glover 682) 5 105 HE (FL Westcott 519) 2 63 U&D (W. Glanville 591) 5 81 TH (B. Cunningham 6'33) 2 78 H5 (G. Campbe11635) • 7 91 WI (C. Moore 681) 0 56 BANTAM GIRLS (B. Ferguson 268) 1115 (G. Fuller 286) 1091 (J. Wright 188) 723 PEE WEE BOYS & GIRLS (C. Ostland 116) 757 (B. Hearn 81) 556 (B. McDonald 89) 554 Hearn put the L-I boys ahead again at 3.51 of the second session from a scramble around the Durham net. MurrayStephens again tied the count for Durham before the period ended and in the third, Don Vaughan and George Aitken tallied for the Huskies. The winning goal was scored with a L-t performer in the penalty box and the insurance marker was scored on a breakaway with the Jets pressing for the tying goal. VETERAN GETS WINNER Veteran defenceman Don Urbshott scored what proved to be the winning goal in the 6.4 win over Port Elgin, Wednesday. With the score all tied at 4.4 and less than eight minutes to go in the game, Urbshott was set loose LIMITED QUANTITY SPECIAL How's this for openers, COMPARE it sharpens knives too! AT $10.98 Handsome counter stand model with mag- 9.99 netic lid lift. C.S.A. approved • SANDING and POLISHING KIT Regular $1 0 complete w ith 5" rub- ber pacl, lambswool bonnet and adapter ior all 1,4" drills, STYLE TRIM Car Reflectors AM1I4Elt eraka% RED TATR 45.47 Customize, up-date gout Otte Slimline 9" length. Self-adhesive, stainksS steel frame for quick, permanent installation. There are two more weeks of Pee Wee house league before play-offs start. The coaches are asked to have all players on hand and ready for the remaining • games, The Jets over- powered the Aces by a score of '7 to 1, The Jets are the most improved hockey team in the league having won 7 of their last 8 games. Wayne Regier and Pat Hogan Playoff advance fore bantam club The Exeter bantams were the only local minor hockey club able to survive the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association play against similar clubs from St. Marys. The bantams, sponsored by the Exeter Legion had little trouble in disposing of their • Stone Town opposition, taking both games by way of shut-outs. On St. Marys ice, Wednesday, the Legion boys racked up a 9.0 score and back at the Exeter arena, Friday the score was 7-0 for the home club. The victorious bantams • coached by Bill Milian and Gary Middleton will now be on the sidelines for a week or two while they wait for their next opposition from either, Clinton, Wingham or Listowel. The Legion Auxiliary pee wees were eliminated in two • straight, losing on Exeter ice 7-5 Tuesday and losing in St. Marys 5-2. The Exeter Kinsmen midgets dropped the first game of their best-of-three set in St, Marys by a 3.0 score and lost a heart breaker 5-3 in overtime on Exeter ice, Friday. • GLOVER GETS THREE Pete Glover scored three goals to lead the bantams to their 9-0 win over St. Marys in the opener. Robbie Lindenfield checked in with two goals while singles were added by Peter Kleinstiver, Don Kirk, Randy Gilfillan and Robert Ryckman. Randy Preszcator was the top playmaker for Exeter with three assists to his credit while Perry Stover and Kleinstiver each assisted on two scoring plays. Doug Parker was in goal for the winners to record the shut-out. ANOTHER `HAT TRICK In the second game of the series, won by Exeter 7-0, it was Robbie Lindenfield's turn to go on a scoring spree, picking up three goals. Peter Kleinstiver was close behind with a two goal effort and singles were added by Pete Glover and Brad Klumpp. Assists were picked up by Scott Litt, Randy Gilfillan, Randy Preszcator, Perry Stover and Klumpp. Bill Inch was in the Exeter nets and gained the shut-out. FINAL MINUTE LOSS The Exeter midgets with a 3-2 lead and less than a minute to go in the game gave up a goal and were then edged in overtime in • their final game against St. Marys. Each team scored once in the first period with Ron Lindenfield registering the Exeter score, The teams again split even in the second with Brian Bestard notching the locals • counter. At 13.03 of the final period, Randy Preszcator, up from the bantam club scored what looked like it could be the winner. With only 36 seconds left, Tony Herlick scored for St. Marys to send the game into overtime. • Bob Noble scored twice for the St. Marys club to ensure victory. and .Seatorth with their eleventh straight win are up to 30 points, The Beavers and Jets are tied in the all important loss columnwith four each. The Jets are now idle 1,11101 next Tuesday night when they again meet the Port Elgin Sunocos at Huron Park, COME FROM BEHIND Five goals in the third period, ..:.40./Mi'iMffsiA`iMaMSAlnrc• ••:Ileae/s4l0Mig.:11:,W./!(!ac, four of them In the last five minutes play lifted the Jets to their 10.8 win over Port Elgin, Tuesday, At 14,26 of the final session, Ross Dudgeon put Port Elgin in front 8-6 and then, the L-I club went to work. At 15.19, Bill Neil streaked down the left wing and caught the short side of the net to cut the deficit to one and only ten seconds later, Jack Nairn got the equalizer on a hard shot that bounced off the inside bar of the net, Another minute elapsed before Jacques Cousineau fired what proved to be the winner and he was back at the 18 minute mark with an insurance marker that sent the L-1 fans home happy. Cousineau was the top Jet goal producer with a hat trick for his night's work while Nairn and Jamie Robb each found the range on two occasions, Other Lucan-liderton goals were fired in single fashion by Bill Neil, Dusty Aldis and Torn Monteith, FAIL IN THIRD In Durham, Friday, the Huskies scored two unanswered goals in the third period to down the Jets 4.2. Ron Ryan of the jets opened the scoring in the first period with a hard slap shot from the blue line that caught the top right hand corner on a play originated by Don and Bev Urbshott, Bev Allan got the equalizer for Durham at 18 minutes. 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