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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-01-15, Page 7SHOULD INSPIRE THE TEAMS AT SOUTH HURON — The basketball teams at South Huron District High School are off to a slow start, but the appearance of the senior cheerleaders should help considerably. Coach Miss Lauretta. Seigner is shown in the centre, smiling above the mascot while the girls in the back are from left, Sandra Skinner, Marlene Rader, Judy Estey, Liz Kennedy, Patti Glenn, Patti Robinson and Judy Mayer. At the front are Jean Jennison and Betty Cameron. T-A photo. 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FREE 72 TabletsTats with 14 w i th 2848 36 junior Vitamins . 36 FREE with 144 Tablets MIDDLETON alias /77 _4:mm..1m PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Get Super Plenamins Now At . Jets win again at homy. trouble in Georgetown EplIewing is, the Huron-Perth 23 conference 'basketball schedule 27 for the boys ..teams at Spoth 29 Sem, The girls play the same teams on the same .dates but with home and away games 10 - reversed. 13 JANUARY 16 South Huron at Llstowel -SeAforth at .,South Huron -Stretford NW IA South. Huron $t, Marys at South Huron FEBRUARY South Huron at Goderich South tral Huron at Stratford nen 19 - South ,Huron at Mitchell 94 - Wingham at South Huron The Lucan-Uderton Jets maintained their lead at the top of the Ontario Hockey Association intermediate "B" grouping although they suffered their second straight loss to the Georgetown Raiders in Georgetown, Sunday. On home ice at the Huron Park arena, Tuesday the Jets swamped the Fergus Thistles 124 after losing to Georgetown 6-2. The Jets blanked London Motor Products 7-0, Friday in an exhibition game at Huron Park. In their next action, the Jets travel to Elmira Friday and also go to Cheltenham, for an unusual away from home game, Tuesday night. TAKE EARLY LEAD The Jets wasted little time on home ice, Tuesday by scoring four times in the first three minutes on the way to their 12-4 win over Fergus. Dave Webster started the scoring on a three way passing effort with Dusty Aldis and Ron Cauduro at the .53 second mark. In quick order Steve Proctor, Larry Hossack and playing coach Jack Nairn had upped the Jet lead to four goals. Assisting on the last three goals were Jamie Rohb, Jim Bender, Don Urbshott, Webster and Nairn. 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PLAY SHORT The Jets with only ten players in Georgetown Sunday were never in serious contention as the Raiders were winners by a score of 6-2. Larry Hossack and Jack Nairn were the Lucan-Ilderton goal getters. This column for the next couple of weeks will be devoted to basic facts and fundamentals on figure skating. There are four main divisions of figure skating, namely figures, free skating, dancing and free dance and pair skating. Figures are practised on small sections of the ice called "patches". During the patch session, the skaters who are advanced enough to do so "rent" a section of the ice on which to practise figure eights, etc. The ice is marked off in strips about 18 feet wide, and one half of each strip is a "patch", It is usual for the figures of the skater on one end of the strip to overlap with the figures of the other skater, towards the end of the patch period, but the skaters must show reasonable consideration ,of the rights of others. • There are eight figure tests after the Preliminary Test. Free skating is the term applied to such movements in skating as jumps, spins, spirals, etc. It is quite separate from figures and requires separate lessons if much progress is expected. And with respect to free skating, it isn't what movements a skater can perform that counts, but the way the movements are performed. If you , would like a demonstration of the basic jumps, etc., get together with a few others who are also In the exhibition game against London Motor Products,. -Jack Nairn scored twice while singles were added by Dave Webster, Dusty Aldis, Jamie Robb, Steve Proctor and Ron .Cauduro. JET STATISTICS Jamie Robb Dave Webster Jack Nairn 0 29 23 16 A 3Q 24 29 pts 59 47 45 Jacques Cousineau 19 21 40 Steve Proctor 15 19 34 Dusty Aldis 14 20 34 Doug Galloway 8 26 34 Barry Hearn 14 14 28 Jim Bender 11 17 28 Rick Bradford 6 12 18 Ken Loft 6 11 17 Larry Hossack 8 7 15 Ron Cauduro 3 12 15 Steve Storey 1 10 11 Don Urbshott 2 8 10 Bill Neil 5 2 7 Don Henderson 0 5 5 interested and ask a member of the executive if he (or she) can arrange such a demonstration for you. There are five free skating tests: Bronze, Silver, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth (or Gold). Dancing is one of the nicest and most enjoyable forms of figure skating. Unfortunately, most clubs have too few boys, and most of the dance tests require a "couple" (boy and girl). There are 20 set dances, divided for the test purposes into Preliminary, Junior Bronze, Senior Bronze, Silver, and Senior Silver (with three dances each) and Gold (with five dances). Preliminary — Dutch Waltz, Swing Dance and Canasta Tango — and Junior Bronze — Willow Waltz, Ten-Fox and Fiesta Tango — may be skated without a male partner, if none is available. There are two Free Dance Tests: Silver Free Dance and Gold Free Dance. These are only of interest to quite advanced skaters. There are three pair tests: Bronze, Silver and Gold. Huron Park ahead in Rec In a resumption of Exeter and district Rec hockey league play after the holidays, Thursday, Huron Park edged Newby Tire 7-6 to extend their first place lead over the Tiremen to four points. Huron Park now has a season total of eleven points while the Newby club follows with seven points and Snell's Shell and the Bank Boys trail the field with four points apiece. The two cellar dwelling clubs played to an 8-8 tie in Thursday's other action. Pint-sized Bob Pinter scored no less than three times to lead the Huron Parkers to their 7-6 win over Newby Tire. Next in line with two goals was Larry Brintnell while Bob Appleby and Herb Hunter checked in with single scores. Jim and Bob MacDonald each scored two goals to head the Newby scoring while the balance were fired in single style by Jack Glover and Walt Tiedeman. Larry Willert went on a scoring spree with five successful shots on the opposing net to lead Snell's scoring. Completing the total with singles were Don Campbell, Doug Ellison and Hans Zeehuisen. The Bank Boys top marksmen were Dick Coulter and Ron Durand with two goals apiece while Lloyd Moore, Bill Farquhar, Al Rundle and Floyd Rhu de each notched single scores. By CLARE STANLEY Hockey is like a horse-race; you just think that you know who the winner will be. Last Wednesday night the fifth place Mitchell Hawks, who have managed only four wins so far this season, arrived in Lucan with a young man by the name of Bill Wolfe in the nets. Young Wolfe held the Irish to four goals while his team-mates scored six times, and the Irish learned that no team in the league can be taken lightly. The Lucan players executed their plays properly but lacked the fire that makes the difference between winning and losing. Defenceman Jeff Craig scored twice for the Irish while defenceman Brad Barkley and forward Dennis Carty each hit for singles. For the Mitchell Hawks Dave Flanagan got two Craig continues to lead ausable Ailsa Craig continued to lead the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league by six points over second place Brinsley. In the latest league action, Monday night, the two top clubs played to an 11-11 tie. Sunday, Shipka downed Lieury 9-2. Ailsa Craig has a total of 16 points, Brinsley follows with 11 while Shipka and Lieury complete the pack with ten and six points, respectively. In the deadlock between Ailsa Craig and • Brinsley, Monday. a total of 22 players shared in the scoring with no one scoring more than once. For Ailsa Craig the goal getters were George Lee, John Schenkel, Don McAlpine, Charles Eedy, Doug Griffiths, Dave Collins, Bob Duncan, Bryce Gillis, Allan Amos, Murray Lee and Doug Mac Vein. Doing the scoring for Brinsley were Bob Hodgins, Wes Hodgson, Lloyd Mothers, Ron Scott, Jim Thompson, Jack Conlin, Phil Conlin, Mike Glavin, John Mothers, Art Mercer and Doug Lee. Ron Mason's three goal effort led Shipka to their 9.2 win over Lieury, Sunday. Close behind with a two goals each were Tom Russell and Wayne Desjardine while Ken Lovie and Bob Finkbeiner checked in with single scores. Scoring for Lieury were Sonny Slater and Bob Bender. goals, while singles went to Dennis Smith, Don Murray and Bill Walkom, and Glen Nicholson. The three stars were: first star, Dave Flanagan of Mitchell, second star, Jeff Craig of Lucan, third star, Bill Wolfe, Mitchell, goal-tender. In Zurich on Sunday afternoon the Irish arrived in town ready to play hockey, and did so, defeating second-place Zurich Dominions seven to four, before a very disappointed home crowd. In the first period Captain Tom Hodgins scored two goals, while Steve English scored a single on a shot from centre ice. Zurich was assessed three penalties and the Irish two. In the second period Dennis Burt, Brad Barkley, and Tom Anderson scored for Lucan while Ron Corriveau scored twice for Zurich. Lucan was assessed eighteen minutes in penalties and the Dominions twelve. The score at the end of the second period was Lucan six Skiing k One of the most important aspects of skiing is learning how to ski under control. By being in control you improve your safety, the safety of others, and your style. To be in control you must adjust your speed to the conditions of the hill, the snow, and your ability. One of the secrets of good control is simply this, start your run by skiing across the hill. This helps for two reasons, naturally your speed will build up more slowly, but more importantly this makes it very easy to make your first turn. When you are skiing across the hill it becomes easy to start a turn down the hill and by continuing your turn (which is always easier than starting one) you will again be in a traverse across the hill. It is important that you start your first turn as soon as possible. This is the key to good control, by turning early and often, you can get the feel of the hill and gradually increase your speed. Remember, by staying in control you'll look better, feel better, and you'll be surprised how fast your skiing will improve. 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John Loader and John MacKinley scored for the Dominions who were unable to mount a concentrated attack, as the Lucan defence tightened up. Brad Barkley and Steve English proved to be the best defensive unit on the ice. In the third period Jeff Craig picked up his third penalty of the afternoon, Andy Hardy and Dennis Carty were assessed two minutes each for roughing and cross-checking respectively. Zurich lost four men for a total of eight minutes. The game ended up with a total of twenty-two penalties, eleven for each team. Last night the high-flying Exeter Hawks invaded Lucan, and tomorrow night the Lambeth Flyers will be here for a game. This is the first time this season that the Lucan fans have had the opportunity to see two home games in three days. Hope you were on hand for one or both of these games to pick your own three stars.