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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-02-12, Page 7PERFECT VALENTINE GIFT Order Yours Today At Exeter Flowers PHONE 235-0111 They Make the invites you to use the run free of charge this weekend Feb, 14 and 15 Entrance —, on Sicieroad 200 yards south of Huron Highway 21 OR HOCKEY IN EXETER SATURDAY, Feb. 14 Complete schedule of games, commencing at 9 a.m. EMHA SPONSORED HOUSE LEAGUE 9 a.m. St. Louis vs. Boston 10 a.m. —Montreal vs. North Stars 11 a.m. —Squirts and Mites 12 noon — Detroit vs. Seals 1 p.m. Blues vs. Panthers ALL STAR GAMES Squirts 2 p.m. Zurich vs. Exeter Pee Wee — 3 p.m. Goderich vs. Exeter Bantam — 4 p.m. Zurich vs. Exeter Midget — 5 p.m. Hensall vs. Exeter Novice — 7 p.m. Goderich vs. Exeter 8:30 P.M. EXETER JUNIOR HAWKS VS FORMER EXETER MOHAWKS MOST OF THE MOHAWKS WI LL BE BACK IN ACTION OFFICIAL CEREMONIES WITH HON. C. S. MacNAUGHTON ROBERT McKINLEY MP, EXETER MAYOR JACK DELBRIDGE and HURON WARDEN ROY WESTCOTT Plan Now to Attend Minor Hockey Day! Support Our Local Teams — Admission Tickets Adults $1.00 Children 50c Good for admission to all games All Exeter Minor Hockey Association Registered Players Admitted Free This Advertisement Has Been Made Possible By The Exeter Minor Hockey Association And The Following Supporters of Minor Hockey RUSSELL ELECTRIC SMYTH SHOE STORE GREENE'S VARIETY WUERTH SHOES TUCKEY BEVERAGES CONKLIN LUMBER hicKERLIE AUTOMOTIVE LTD. EXETER COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD STAN FRAYNE'S GENERAL STORE HOPPER HOCKEY FURNITURE LTD. 4 Juvenile Hockey or Juvenile Delinquent? FobruOrY 12# 1970 Pgra , Irish get even split in pair of junior tilts Jets win first tilt easily, coaches lead scoring way The Lucan-Ilderton Jets appear to be headed for an easy victory in their Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B" quarter-final playoff round with the Acton Tanners. At the Huron Park arena, Tuesday night, the Jets swamped the Taimers 12.0 in a game that concluded just before midnight. The Anton club was late arriving at Centralia due to hazardous driving conditions, The second game of the best-of-five series goes in Acton, Friday night with the third contest slated for the Huron Park arena, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The winner of the Jet-Tanner series will meet either Elmira or Fergus in the next round. In other action, the Durham Huskies and Cheltenham Harvesters are squaring off in a best-of-seven set. In Tuesday's game? the Jets got a lesson from their .coaches on how the game should -be played. Playing coach Jack Nairn led his club in a scoring way with four goals and an assist while ex-coach Steve Storey, .new playing on a front line picked up a hat trick for his night's work and added a pair of assists. In this one playoff game, Storey tripled his goal output for the entire regular season. It took the Jets less than five minutes to jump into a three goal and shoW the visitors they were out to sweep the series. Captain Dusty Aldis opened the scoring at 1.10 taking pass from Don Urbshott and Steve Storey to beat the Acton goalie. In quick order Steve Proctor two weeks ago, received .the. nick-name Road-rtinner for his Eddie Shack style of play, wearing.numhpr thirteen- " Friday night 'Lambeth walked over Lucan to Wiri by a score of seven to five. The Lambeth team. is making a concentrated .effort to kpock Zurich out of fourth place. In that game the Irish played badly .but .Arn Hearn and Pave Revington each scored two goals, whge To Hudgins, the Irish captain, again proved himself a leader by scoring single. Sunday, Lucan travelled to Zurich and ,beat the Dominions by a five to three margin, Irish scorers were flashy number thirteen Doug Rosser, Dave Revington, Tom Anderson, Jeff Craig; and once again, Captain Tom Hodgins. The scorers for the Dominions were Aub Bedard, Bill Stirling, and Leo Desjardine. The Irish with only two games left in the regular 'season, both with Exeter, one having been played last night and the other to be played tomorrow night, are at the time of writing only two points ahead of the Belmont Sunsets. Exeter minor teams gain Shamrock sweep By CLARE STANLPY r s tLria se tt owne kti owpee f wv ue rye wu unable a ab e m e to make the paper because of space pt twh wde:yko.teOdu rt cte 0 hu 1 p oa:rt officiating which we witnessed in Drew' when the Belmont Sunsets rather soundly beat the Irish by a seven to one score. Tha t receive e three-gamw De es ns s OBs luornt for gesturing towards the Belmont coach, with his stick. The referee that night was very young and totally unprepared to handle the crowd or the players. Then, last Wednesday Mitchell came to town and Liman hit the score sheet for fourteen goals. Road-Runner Doug R,osser scored three goals for a hat trick, while Jeff Craig, Ken Needham, and Torn Anderson scored two Heaecarn.h. Singles went to Tom Hodgins, Dave Revington, Allen Kraut, Steve English and Jim Jurrie Hoestraka and Greg Strathdee scored for Mitchell. The three stars were; Jeff Craig, Doug Rosser and Ken Needham. Doug Rosser, who scored his first goal of the year in Mitchell MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD TO EXETER GOALIE — The most valuable player award in the annual bantam hockey tournament held at the Lucan arena, Saturday was wort by Exeter goalie Eugene Glavin. Eugene is shown above receiving his award from tournament director Jim Burt, T-A photo and Jiin Bender fired successful shots and the 14-1 club was away and flying, Before the period ended the punk was in the Acton net on four more occasions Coach Nairn triggered two of the scores while the other goals went to Jim Bender and Ken Loft, Proctor, Loft and Storey each picked up two assists during the first period of play. In the second session, Storey found the scoring range with two goals, one coming on an unassisted effort, the other being set up by defenceman Doug Galloway. Nairn scored the other goal of the second period with Ron Cauduro assisting. In the third frame, Nairn, Storey and Don Urbshott were the Jets' marksmen. Proctor and Cauduro helped Nairn get into scoring position while Jim Bender and Dusty Aldis were instrumental in setting up Storey's third tally of the game. Rick Bradford and Aldis were the helpers on Urbshott's score. Wayne Parkinson was in the nets for the Lucan-Ilderton club and picked up the shut-out. Exeter's three minor hockey teams participating in regular Shamrock league play over the Rec loop tied past week racked up five consecutive wins. Wednesday, on Exeter ice, the local pee wees downed Huron East 6-2 while the midgets trounced their London suburb opposition by a score of 10-0. In Lucan, Monday, the Exeter teams swept a tripleheador from Ilderton. The Exeter pee wees won the opening game 7-4, the bantams were victorious 4-2 and the midgets won by a score of 4-1. Newby Tire and Huron Park each won their games in last week's action in the Exeter and district Rae hockey league to maintain the tie for first place between the two clubs. Newby Tire swamped Snell's Shell 17-7 while Huron Park were also registering an easy victory by a score of 11-3 over the Bank Boys. The two top clubs each have 15 points for the season while Snell's are in third spot with eight points and the Bank Boys hold down the cellar with four points. TRIPLE SCORERS Jack Glover and Ron Broderick each scored three times to lead the Newby scoring in the 17.7 win over Snell's. Scoring two goals apiece were Doug McBride, Walt Tiedeman, Jim McDonald and Bob McDonald while Ed Kerslake added the odd counter, A four goal performance by Scott Burton was best for Snell's with single scores going to Paul Mason, Pete Lawson and Larry Willert. ANOTHER HAT TRICK Don Appleby gained a hat trick for his night's work in leading Huron Park to their victory over the Bank Boys. Notching two goals each were Larry Brintnell and Bill Andrews while Frank Boyle, Jack Turner, Bob Pinter and Bill Fisher notched single tallies. Pete McFalls was best for the Bank Boys with a two goal effort and Dick Coulter fired one successful shot. TAYLOR LEADS Against Ilderton, Brain Taylor led the Exeter pee wee attack with a four goal splurge. Notching single goals were Larry Clarke, Mathew Muller and Brad Roelofson. Taylor also scored three goals in the win over Huron East with the other markers being fired by Dave Regier, Larry Clarke and Howard Schenk. Perry Stover scored twice to head the Exeter bantam scoring in their 4-2 win over Ilderton, completing the total with lone goals were John Muller and Doug Fairbairn. Most members of the local midget club shared scoring honors in the 10-0 romp over Huron East. Brian Bestard and Pete Mason were tops with two goals apiece while singles were fired by Pete Glover, Robbie Lindenfield, Scott Litt, Pete Kleinstiver, Allan Parsons and Peter Gill. Against Ilderton Pete Glover scored twice and singles were added by Peter Kleinstiver and Randy Preszcator. Little change for curlers Dart league lead gets cut slightly The first place lead of the Hairpins in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was cut to three points as the result of Friday's weekly action. The Hairpins have a season point total of 66 while the Sharpshooters are in the runner-up spot with 63 points while the Dark Angels and Dart Sharks are deadlocked in fourth place with 58 points apiece. John Link and 'Ann Romaniuk have extended their games won to 35 and 20, respectively while the 147 score of Maddy Wells is best for .the ladies and Gerry Edington's 180 leads the men. Last week's scores were as follows: Doublers 3 — Featherflights 2 Cleaners 3 — Hairpins 2 B & J's 3 — Scotties 2 Sharpshooters 3 — Nothings 2 Turtles ,3 — Dark Angels 2 Itchy Four 3 — Shiphunters 2 Canners 3 — Dart Sharks 2 Dutchies 3 — B & W's 2 STANDINGS Hairpins 66 Sharpshooters 63 Dark Angels 58 Dart Sharks 58 Turtles 56 Cleaners 52 Doublers 49 Shiphunters 46 Featherflights 44 B & J's , 44 Itchy Four 43 B&W's 41 Canners 40 Scotties 37 Dutchies 36 Nothings 26 Only one change took place among the leaders in the second draw of the Exeter men's curling club and that occurred in the Monday night division. Jim Hewitt and his rink have moved in front with a total of 56 points while Ross Hodgert has his group in second spot with 54 points. In Tuesday play, a rink headed by Gerald Prout continues to hold down first place while Norm Walper is in second position with a 37 point total. Thursday action has ' Lorne Passmore and his group still in front with 47 points and a nine point edge over rinks skipped by Glenn Fisher and Harry Sherwood. Last week's scores were: E. Fink 7 — D. Parsons 5 B. Alexander 6 W. Kraft 5 M Geiser 8 — G. McCarter 5 J. Hewitt 9 Murley 2 E. Powe 8 — G. Busche 6 L. Learn 12 — B. Morgan 6 Ross Hodgert 11 M. Moore 7 G. Finnen 8 P. Raymond 1 K. McDonald 8 — B. Cann 7 G. Prout 9 H. Snell 8 N. Walper 12 — C. Down 6 L. Webber 9 — G. Fisher 4 H, Sherwood 12 — H. Dougall 9 J. Urquhart 11 — H. Strang 6 M, Hodgert 9 — R. Schroeder 6 J. Pinder 12 — E, Rowe 7 B. McLean 8 — S. Simmons 4 A. Clarke 7 — D. Jermyn 5 “ve"..10 SNOWMOBILERS HURON PARK'S PINK PANTHER SKI -D00 AREA