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Need coaches for bantams
By ALVIN WILLERT
CHAMPS TWO YEARS IN A ROW — The Dashwood Tigers won the
Ontario Baseball Association. Intermediate "D" baseball
championship for the second consecutive year as they downed the
Mattioe Tigers in a sudden-death game. The champion Tigers are
shown above. Back, left, John. Hayter, Bob Hoffman, Jim Hayter,
Bob Webb, Jim Hoffman, Dave Ratz, Bud Desjardine and coach
Charlie Tieman. Middle, scorer Bill Vandeworp, Ken Rader, Stan
Lovie, Gord Vincent, Whitey Denomme, Pete Ravelle and Robbie
Weill. Front, manager Glenn Webb and executive members George
Tiernan, Jack Ford, Ray Webb, Mlford "Joe" Merner, Hubert Miller
and Ron Niemen Kneeling is bat boy Teddy Denomme. Missing
when the picture was taken were Bill Schade and Richard Rader.
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The tie for first place in the.
.Exeter Legion mixed dart league VS.
.continues for the third week
between the Hairpins and
Sharpshooters. Each team has a
total of 23 points.
A similar deadlock for third
spot remains with the Cleaners
.and B & each possessing 19
points.
In last week's action Ann
flomaniuk carne up with a single
.game score of 135 to take over
the teed in the ladies division.
Gerry Edington's 180 is best for
the men.
Last week's scores were as
follows:
Hairpins 4, Doublers 1.
Sharpshooters 4, Itchy Four 1
B .8; W's 4, Scotties 1
Cleaners 4, Nothings 1
Featherflights 3, Shiphunters 2
B & Xs 3, Dark Sharks 2
Turtles 3, Dutchies 2
Canners 3, Dark Angels 2
Dart deadlock
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FOR ALI.. Goock SPORTS
By Ross Haugh
A busy
season
This upcoming winter season promises to be the
busiest ever for participants and fans alike.
The number of district hockey teams competing
in regular leagues is the largest that we can remember and
other recreational activities organized by Exeter's RAP
committee and recreational director Alvin Willert are
giving people of every age an opportunity to participate
in their favorite sport or hobby.
First of all, on the hockey front, The Ontario
Hockey Association Junior "D" D-ouping in this area
has the Exeter Hawks, Zurich Dominions and Lucan
Irish. Six competing asainst each other ensuring lots of
rivalry between the three teams.
All three clubs have a lot of youngsters that have
at least a couple of years in junior hockey and they are
sure to provide lots of exciting entertainment for the
fans with their desire and hustle.
In OHA Intermediate "B" ranks, the
Lucan-lidertort Jets are back again playing their home
games at the Randall arena at Huron Park.
The Jets who bowed to the Durham Huskies in
the seventh game of the group finals a year ago appear
to have a stronger club going for them this year. They
have come up with a couple of more former Senior "A"
performers and the end of a five-year retirement for
centreman. Max O'Neil will certainly help.
Most of the Jet home games are slated for
Tuesday nights with one Wednesday night and a boxing
Day afternoon tilt thrown in.
The Crediton Tigers after two straight successes in
capturing the WOAA grand championship are back for a
third try and will also be playing their home games at
Huron Park, mostly on Sunday nights.
The southern grouping of the WOAA has been
strengthened considerably with the addition of the
Seaforth Beavers. The Seaforth club were in. OHA
Intermediate "B" ranks last year, but several of the
older players were not interested in continuing because
of the lengthy travel involved.
Bob Beutnemiller of Seaforth told us last week he
expected all of last year's team to be back including
veterans Ken Doig, Jack Mcllwain and Gar Baker.
Busy Week Ahead
This coming week is a perfect example of what
lies ahead for the winter for the hockey fans of the
district.
Tomorrow night, Friday, the Exeter Hawks under
new coach Bob White take on the Mitchell juniors in the
league opener at the Exeter arena.
Sunday afternoon, the Hawks travel to Zurich to
take on the Junior Dominions who are coached by Doug
O'Brien. The same evening at the Huron Park arena, the
Crediton Tigers play host to the Clinton Colts in
their WOAA Intermediate opener.
Tuesday night, also at Centralia, the
Lucan-Ilderton Jets will be at home to the Elmira Polar
Kings in their third start in regular league play.
Wednesday night, the Lucan Irish Six juniors will
be at home in the Lucan arena to the Exeter Hawks.
The rivalry that has been existing between
Dashwood and Zurich representatives on the ball
diamond for many years and started up amin a year or
so ago in reafeational hockey circles will have a real
opportunity to get going this year.
Both communities have entered teams in the
WOAA Intermediate "D" grouping. The Dashwood
Bears, managed by Jack Ford and the Zurich Flyers
coached by Dick Bedard will both play their home
games at the Zurich arena,
In Rec hockey circles, the Exeter district league is
ready for action again with Huron Park, Newby Tire,
the Bank Boys and Old Timers competing. Thursday
nights at the low arena.
A new recreational loop has been added and will
be playing at the Exeter arena during the late hours of
each Sunday, Monday and Wednesday evenings. The
teams are from Shipka, Brinsley,, Lieury and Asa Craig.
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HOCKEY
Sunday, Nov. 9
8:30 P.M.
HURON PARK ARENA CENTRALIA
Clinton Colts vs
Crediton Tigers
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MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
TR (R. Stacc 690)
UN (J. Hennerssy 672)
C4 th (E. Matzoh'. 701)
FA (H. Wolfe 722)
SU (G. Webb 705)
R3 (P. McFalls 710)
CA (..i.aell751)
SP (V. Smith 715)
RO (.1. Fulte‘ 772)
IGA (J. Darlireg 763)
MEN'S "3" LEAGUE
(B. Perry 623)
(S. Brand 533)
(L. Mason 773)
(R. Dickey)
(G.. 'Nilson 731)
(8. Jones 522)
(8. Hogg 673)
(K. Clarke 61 1)
(B. Jones 522)
(L. Cooper 655)
LADIES' "A" LEAGUE
(A. Mollard 675) 5
(M. Hottzmann 637) 2
((.... Farquhar 652) 7
(G, Webster 686) 0
(M. Edwards 693) 7
(D. Browning 598) 0
(G. Farquhar 636) 7
(P. Holmes 505) 0
(O, Munroe 743) 7
(N. Dowson 646) 0
(C. Arthur 611) 5
(J. Taylor 571) 2
LADIES' "B" LEAGUE
(M. besgrovAleirs 478)
(J, Dougherty 623)
(P. Scott 589)
(M. Bridges 629 )
(M. Mol 471)
(V. Stagg 618)
(J. Anderson 500)
(A, Wade 450)
(G. Skinner 741)
(M. Hyde 519)
(M, Miners 745)
(M. Siflery 501)
MIXED LEAGUE
(L. Wright 744)
(B. Sanders610)
(J. Miller 632)
(E. chipehe se 750
(R. Durand 796)
(8. LZMITlie 590)
4 27 (G. Wilson 789)
(B. eurr 630)
3 26
(H. Flar0 626) 5 28
(D. MCKnight 692)
2 32
24 (M, Kadey 769)
0 32 (11. Tientan 677)
(A. Hnat 670)
(B, HIrtzal 582)
(J. Glover 655)
(E. Pre.smator 556)
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(D. Browning 682)
MEN'S INTERTOWN
Seaforth 55
Mike's — Stratford 51
Bcno.9-Mor — Stratford 50
Godich 50
Mitcheii 42
Exe- 41
Ciinton 37
St: Marys 36
V.aliants — Stratford 29
Centre Restaurant — Stratford 27
LADIES' INTERTOWN
yrl-Mcif — Stratford 27
Exeter 21
St. Marys No.2 20
St. Marys No.1
1.6
Mice's No.2 Stratford 12
Mike's No.1 Stratford 7
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SP (3. Sovereign Sae) 7 28
P.A. (M. Parnell 573) 5 23
DA (K. Hackett
M. YoOn g 643) 7 21
CC (W. Harding 529) 5 19
CC (A. Stott 623) 5 18
1-111 (M. ElSon 537) 2 16
HO (J. Hayter 560) 2 11
SH
(E. Burt 525) 2 11
P1
(P. Oavis531) 5 10
FS (M. Greenlee 546) 2 6
CO (B, English 601) 0 3
H8 (F. McCormick 546) 0 2
Social evening
for HP curlers
There will be an open house
and social evening on Saturday,
November 8, 1969 for those
interested in curling at Huron
Park this year.
Ice will be available from 2 to
4:30 p.m. and from 7 to 9 pm,
During this time registrations
will be accepted and new curlers
tan receive instruction.
The get-acquainted social will
Start at 9 p,rn. with food and bar
facilities provided.
WOSSA volleyball will take
over South Huron High School
on Saturday and this will force
the cancellation of gymnastic
classes. Gymnastics will continue
a week from Saturday from 1 to
4 p.m.
More girls and boys in the 11
to 14 year bracket are needed to
fill the classes.
Ballet will carry on as usual
on Saturday but will have to
vacate the germ and carry on in
one of the classrooms.
Enough volunteers have come
forward to coach the mites,
squirt, novice and pee wee
houseleague teams. Only 4 more
coaches are needed for the
bantam teams. If you would like
to coach a bantam team give me
a call at the Arena.
The teams and coaches are
Nfites (Wilmer Wein, Jim
Newby.) Squirts (Tony Mattucci
The Lucan-liderton Jets won
their first game of the OHA
Intermediate "B" schedule but
were disappointed in doing so.
The Jets had little trouble in
running up a 244 count over an
undermanned Georgetown
Raider club at the Huron Park
arena, Tuesday night.
Georgetown was expected to be
one of the stronger clubs in the
league and they were far from
that Tuesday night.
The Lucan-Ilderton club
le eels to Elmira Friday night to
take on the Polar Kings and will
be back at Centralia Tuesday
night at 8.30 to meet the same
team .
In exhibition play, the Jets
split a two-game series with the
Tillsonburg A & J Apollos. In
Centralia, Friday the were
victorious by a 9-2 count while
the Tillsonburg crew squared
matters with a 5-3 win in Delhi
Sunday night.
GOALS GALORE
In their first start the Jets
fattened their scoring averages
with most of the players getting
at least one point.
Jack Nairn and Jamie Robb
each scored four times to lead
the scoring while Steve Proctor
and Max O'Neil each picked up a
hat trick for their night's work.
Scoring on two occasions
COLLEENS
QS (K. VanBussei 619) 7 33
MS (B. Wraith 552) 7 31
SS
SS
(L. Harrison 542)
7 27
(J. Miller 467) O 24
(E. Harrigan 546) O 18 JA
(E. Smith 551)
O 14 CR
Junior
"D"
Hockey
Wed., Nov, 12
8:30 p.m.
Lucan Arena
Exeter
Vs.
Lucan
and Eldrid Simmons) Novice-
Boston (Steven Willed); North
Stars (Howard Jones and Greg
Beattie); St. Louis (Ken Pinder
and Steven Atthill); Montreal
(Brad Roelofson) Pee Wee,
Panthers (Pete Mason); Seals
(Will Heard); Detroit (Randy
Tiernan); blues (Paul Robinson).
Scores last Saturday in novice
hockey were Boston 7 North
Stars 3, Boston scorers, Robert
Heard 4, Brad Taylor 2, Fred
Robinson 1. North Stars, Paul
Van Gerwen 2, and Eugene'
Clarke 1.
Second game score was St.
Louis 3, Montreal 2. For St.
Louis Brian Clarke scored twice
and Bruce Hiscott once,
Montreal goals were by Paul
Pooley and Norm McCauley.
Pee Wee hockey, Seals 4
Panthers 3. For the seals Brian
Penhale, Robert Heard, Jim
each were Jacques Cousineau,
Barry Hearn and Rick Bradford
while singles were fired by Larry
Hossack, Ron Caduro, Ken Loft
and Dave Webster.
Bradford's first goal came
when coach Steve Storey sent
out five defencernan in attempt
to spread the scoring around and
it was the result of an attempted
pass that was deflected a couple
Another win
for Crediton
The Crediton Tigers, tuning
up for the Western Ontario
Athletic Association regular
season dumped the Listowel
Vets 12-2 in exhibition play at
the Huron Park arena, Sunday
night.
The Tigers open the season
Sunday night on Centralia ice
when they tangle with the
Clinton Colts. Hugh Hodges
president of the WOAA will be
on hand to participate in the
opening face-off at 8:30.
START EARLY
The Tigers wasted little time
getting on the scoreboard in
Sunday's game as they took a
3-0 lead after the first twenty
minutes of play.
The first period Crediton
goals were scored by Paul
Young, Gary Parsons and Fred
Lamb. In the second seseion
Craig Chapman, Terry Wade and
CURLING
At Huron Park
There will be an open house
and social evening on Saturday,
November 8, 1969 for those
interested in curling at Huron
Park this year.
Ice will be available frorri 2 to
4:30 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m.
During this time registrations
will be accepted and nevi curlers
can receive instruction.
The get-acquainted social will
start at 9 p.m, with food and bar
facilities provided.
Webb and Ken Pinder each
scored a goal. Panther goal
scorers were John Gould with
two and Terry Clarke one.
Second game — Detroit 3,
Blues 3. Steven Willert, Tom
Hayter and Curtis Flaro each
scored a goal for Detroit. Scorers
for Blues were Mathew Muller
with a pair and Ron Schroeder
with a single.
Four teams have been formed
in bantam houseleague and
games will be from 6-8 on
Saturday night. This Saturday
the Legion Bantams play Huron
East at Lucan with game time 6
p.m.
This will create a shortage of
players this week so only one
game will be played and that
from. 7-8 p.m. All players not
going to Lucan are asked to
come for this one game.
of times and found the net.
SPLIT WITH AP OLLOS
In Delhi, Sunday, Dusty
Aldis, Jamie Robb and. Dave
Webster each scored once for the
Jets. Tillsonburg scored twice in
the last three minutes of play to
gain the 5-3 victory.
On Huron Park ice, Friday,
the Jets had little trouble in
posting a 9-2 win.
Ken Loft was the top goal
producer for the Jets with three.
Steve Proctor and Dave Webster
each notched a pair while singles
were added by Max O'Neil and.
Dusty Aldis.
Dennis Morrissey scored for the
'Tigers while Bentley replied for
Listowel.
Crediton scored six times in
the final period to salt away the
victory. Lamb and Morrissey
each scored twice to gain a hat
trick for their night's work while
Parsons gained his second goal of
the night and Bob Pinter added
the other goal.
Jim Glavin, who played a
standout game in the Crediton
nets suffered a broken finger in
he dying minutes of the game
when he was slashed across the
head.
You can tell what condition a
man is in if you know what he
takes two at a time — stairs or
pills.
BANTAMS
Team No. 1 — Randy
Gilfdlan, Dan Brintnell, Doug
Parker, Steve Harrison, John
Vriese, Brad Gregus, John
Wuerth, Tom McDonald, Mark
Hearn, Jim Dyck, Stephen
Orenchuk, Pete Armstrone. N
Team No. 2 — Jim lidfong,
Wayne Regier, Brian Tuc key,
Noel Skinner, Brad Deters, Paul
Robinson, Rick Stagg, Geary
Penhale, Dwight Noels, Ron
Mostrey, John McAuley.
Team No. 3 — Eugene Glavin,
Pete Wuerth, Bill Hodge, Henry
Martens, John Muller, Pat
Hogan, Mike Hogan, Dan Regier,
Gerald Van Osch, Puis Dietrich,
Doug Fairbairn.
Team No. 4 — Bob Brand,
Bill Inch, Perry Stover, Kevin
Bestard, Brian Taylor, John
Musser, Bill Van Bergen,Terry
Janke, Doug Ferguson, Dennis
Doidge, Grant Wach, David Hall.
Games this week:
9-10 Boston vs St. Louis
10-11 North Stars vs Montreal
11-12 Mites vs Squirts
1-2 Detroit vs Seals
2.3 Blues vs Panthers
7-8 Bantams
Teen Town will hold its first
dance of the season Saturday
night from 9 to 12 at the Arena.
New league
has started
The newest hockey league in
the area opened the 1969-70
season at the Exeter arena
Sunday and Monday nights.
The four-team Ausable Valley
recreation league is made up of
teams from Shipka, Ailsa Craig,
Brinsley and Lieury.
In the first week of action,
Ailsa Craig defeated Lieury 9.5
and Shipka edged the Brinsley
Bombers 7.5.
Cy Griffith led the Ailsa Craig
attack in the 9-5 win over Lieury
with three goals while Byron
Gillis scored twice and Charles
Eddy, Don McAlpine and Jack
Colline added one goal each.
Doug Mawson was top scorer
for Lieury with a two-goal effort
while single goals were fired by
Cullen Brewer, Paul Hodgins and
John Tweddle.
Julian Boogemans and Harvey
Vincent each scored twice to
lead the Shipka scoring while
Paul Vincent, Wayne Desjardine
and John Boogemans added
singles scores.
Lloyd Mather's two goal
effort was best for the Brinsley
Bombers with Phil Conlin, Paul
Hudson and Paul Connolly
notching one goal apiece.
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Jets go on scoring spree
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