The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-02-19, Page 7THE MAYOR IS THE REFEREE — Mayor Jack Delbridge of Exeter took care of dropping the puck at
the opening face-off at Saturday's feature attraction of Minor Hockey Day. The mayor is shown above
dropping the puck between the sticks of former Mohawk Dave Weber and Randy Parsons of the junior
Hawks. T-A photo.
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Jets oust Acton in four,
waiting for next opponent
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The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
moved into the semi-final round
• of the Ontario Hockey
Association Intermediate "B '
Krouping by ousting the Acton
Tanners in four games in a
best-of-five series.
After winning handily 12-0
on their home ice last Tuesday,
the Jets were overconfident and
• lost a 8-7 decision in Acton
Friday.
Back at Huron Park, Sunday
afternoon, the Jets regained
their one game lead in the series
with a 11.1 win and finished off
the Tanners in Acton, Monday
night by a score of 9-5.
' In the other series, the Elmira
Polar Kings lead the Fergus
Thistles two games to one,
The fourth game is being
played Friday.
If Elmira wins the first game
with the Jets could be played at
Huron Park, Sunday afternoon.
COACH AGAIN LEADS
Playing coach Jack Nairn
continues to lead the Jets in a
scoring way. In the last three
games against Acton, Nairn
scored seven goals and picked up
eight assists for a fifteen point
• total.
While Larry Hossack was the
Lucan-Ilderton scoring hero in
Acton Monday with a three goal
effort, the playing coach scored
on one occasion and assisted on
three other plays.
Hossack scored his hat trick
in the first period while Jacques
Cousineau was adding a single
score to give the Jets a 4-2 lead
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after the first twenty minutes of
pl ay.
Nairn and Steve Proctor were
the L-I goal getters in the second
period while Steve Storey and
Ken Loft tallied late in the third
period after Acton had rallied to
come within two goals of tying
the count.
The Jets played the Monday
night contest without the
services of Jamie Robb and Dave
Webster, Both are out for a short
time with injuries.
Only nine penalties were
called including minors and
majors to Doug Galloway of the
Jets and Brian McDuff of Acton.
FIVE GOAL EFFORT
After suffering an 8-7 loss in
Acton, Friday, coach Nairn
wasted little time Sunday
afternoon in showing his
team-mates what needed to be
done to get back on winning
ways.
Nairn scored the first four
goals of the game in the first
period and added his fifth of the
afternoon late in the third
period.
Scoring in the second session
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
UN (H. Holtzmann 753) 3 41
FA (G, Campbel1650) 1 48
TR (C. Edwards 667) 2 38
RB (R. Smith 750) 2 46
SU (J. Wallace 682) 3 20
Irish ready
for H awks
By CLARE STANLEY
Lucan Irish have completed
their regular schedule and at the
time of writing it looks like a
third place finish, possibly three
points behind Belmont. If this is
correct, we will be playing a
subway series with the Exeter
Hawks.
February 11, Bob White's
Hawks came to Lucan and after
twenty minutes of play were
leading by a three to two score.
Then, after a scoreless second
period, Mike Anderson scored
the tying goal for Lucan, at the
8:30 mark. The game was only
six minutes old when Rick
Schell put the Hawks in front.
Gord Hardy who improves
every game, tied the game at
11.42. One minute later the
Hawks were back in front on a
goal by Barry Baynham. With six
minutes left in the period Steve
Murley scored Exeter's third
goal. Dennis Burt scored for the
Irish with only one second left
in the second period.
Exeter outshot Lucan
twenty-six to fourteen. A total
of twenty-two penalties was
called, eleven to each club. The
three stars were: first star, Jerry
Freeman, the Irish net-minder;
second star, Barry Baynham, of
the Hawks; third star went to
Lucan's Tom Anderson.
Again Friday night, the same
two clubs met in Exeter, with
the Hawks winning by a six to
two score. In the up-coming
series manager Jim Freeman
feels that the Irish can beat the
Hawks in five games or if the
Hawks get lucky, it may take six
games.
John Anderson, the coach,
has been unable to come up with
an effective power play, and
feels that he will have to
overcome this problem before
the first round of play-offs
begins. He is very pleased with
the defensive play of Gord
Hardy, and Jim Hearn, but he
knows that his first line will have
to skate both ways to beat the
Hawks. See you at the play-offs.
for the Jets was Rick Bradford
on a play started by Dave
Webster and Jacques Cousineau.
In the third period, Bradford
notched his second goal on a
hard shot from the left point
and other goals were added in
single fashion by Ken Loft, Dave
Webster, Doug Galloway, Steve
Storey and Nairn.
LET-UP HURTS
In Acton, Friday, the Jets
held a 6-4 lead after two periods
of play but were unable to hold
the Tanners at bay as they came
on to win 8.7,
Jim Bender and Jamie Robb
scored for the Jets in the first
period while the Tanners were
scoring three times.
The L-I boys opened up in
the second and appeared to be
well on the way to a win.
Jacques Cousineau, Don
Urbshott, Jack Nairn and Dave
Webster were the goal scorers.
In the third session, Acton
scored four times to take an 8-6
lead and the only scoring the
Jets could muster was a lone
tally by Robb in the last couple
of minutes.
OU (B. Hogg 534) 1
NO (B. Glenn 681) 4
UN (B. Haynes 588) 0
CU (J. Rau 761) 3
DD (G, Dauber 634) 1
LADIES'"B" LEAGUE
HO (N. Fields 532) 7 12
SP (R. Weber 538) 0 45
AC (M. Bridges 548) 7 85
UN (J, Dougherty 496) 0 52
Dl (J. Seldon 504) 4 '83
JJ (P. Scott 559) 3 112
TT (R. Greene 508) 5 51
MM (E. Morley 531)+ 2 104
BL (R. Maurer 613) 7 116
HA (V. Stagg 510) 0 91
GY (E. Turvey 483) 5 55
JS (G. Skinner 587) 2 76
MIXED LEAGUE
VA (B. Wright 831 )' 7 96
RA (G. Eisenschink 658) 0 45
CH (L. Smith 790) 7 116
BSC (B. Smith 556) 0 53
PP (R. Heywood 704) 5 96
TM (B. Sanders 559) 2 56
HH (M. Kadey 653) 5 97
YS (J. Glover 609) 2 81
HS (G. Latulippe 658) 5 84
TH (K. Ferris 500) 2 66
WI (D„ MacAdams 665) 5 78
HA (E. Skinner 674) 2 79
BB (E. Preszcator 585) 4 64
O&E (M. Hnat 643)' , 3 99
CF (G. Pratt 649): 7 82
U&D (D. Browning 653) , 0 49
M&P (A. Hunking 678) 5 87
HE (T. Triebner 576) 2 53
PEE WEE
EL (D. Bell 93) 3741
LI (K. Finnen 100) 4479
G1 (H. Eisenschink 92) 5096
CR (F. Whiting 79) 4520
ZE (T. Stagg 102) 5206
BE (R. Wright 114) 4023
BANTAM & JR. BOYS
TI (M. Brintnell 3431: 5 30
RO (13. Gunn 284') 0 21
SD (P. Pooley 402) 5 35
NH (D. Holtzmann 274) 0 15
BJ (D. Greene 306) 3 33
WC (R. Scott 276) 2 31
BANTAM & JR. GIRLS
OW (T. Litt 250) 5 33
CA (S. Thompson.246): 0 46
SP (C. Miners 390) 5 40
LA (B. Ferguson 271) 0 20
RO (B. Campbell 300) 3 119
CH (G. Fuller 326) 2 37
SR. BOYS & GIRLS
ST (J. Brintnell 419.) 5 23
CC (D. Fairbairn 440) 0 17
DY (B. MacDonald 450) 3 26
AT (D. Mihers 342): 2 18
CO (D. Kirk 418) 3 25
KED (R. Tiernan 358) 2 41
LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE
SD (D. Hirtzel 594) 1 39
CS (C. Carter 653) 3 30
FE (W. Hickson 682) 1 27
RE (R. Hodgins 649) 2 22
LH (W. Smith 686) 2 19
BO (G. Donaldson 587) 0 16
LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE
SP (L. McKenzie 596) 7 101
DA (K. Hearn 598) 2 94
CC (J. Steeper 675) 5 92
CC (A. Scott 580) 7 85
RA (B. O'Brien 553) 4 76
FS (H. Williams596) 7 68
HH (1... Scott 584) : 7 61
Boston and St. Louis put up a
good show for Minor Hockey
Day. Boston defeated St. Louis
7-3. But, the win was given to
them in the last ten minutes
when Bill Deters and Steven
Skinner got penalties for St.
Louis.
Brad Taylor scored four goals
to be the hero in this game.
Brian Mercer, David Atthill and
Brian Horrell scored the other
Boston goals.
Figure
8
The important factors to
consider in purchasing skates for
beginners are fit and support.
Skates should fit as closely as
ordinary shoes. Try them on
over one pair of leotards — no
extra socks, please! Skates may
be purchased second-hand, if
you wish, provided they fit
properly, and retain most of
their original stiffness to give
support.
Keep the white parts of the
boots clean with white shoe
polish. Wash the laces, The heel
and black sole edges may be
covered, (when the skates
thoroughly dry), with a layer of
electrician's black plastic tape.
Blades should be sharpened
regularly. Ask the seniors where
they take their skates for
sharpening, as very few people
who sharpen hockey skates
really understand what is
required for figure skates. This is
particularly important once the
skaters are trying figure tests.
Guards are essential, and are
for use on the blades when
walking on the skates on
surfaces other than ice.
(especially cement!) When the
skater removes her skates before
leaving the rink, she should
remove the guards, wipe the
blades dry with a chamois or
soft cloth, and leave the guards
off the blades until the next
time she puts the skates on.
Skiing R.
By DAVE BIEMAN
The subject for this week is
one that concerns all skiers, and
that is the matter of falling.
Once you realize that you are
in a situation that may lead to a
fall, DON'T LOSE YOUR
CONCENTRATION and keep
these things in mind.
Fiist of all try to simply sit
down and use the extra drag to
slow you down. If you don't
have time for that, fall to one
side, this will let your hips take
shock and avoid the danger or
your body getting ahead of your
skis.
In either case keep your
knees together and your arms
tucked in tight. This way you
won't have something flailing
around that might get twisted
easily. It may seem like a
contradiction but at the same
time don't get too tense.
Remember some of those
terrible falls you see children
take? Well they don't hurt
themselves because they
naturally remain limp as they
fall.
Now if you've survived the
fall don't exhaust yourself trying
to get up. Wait until you've
calmed down, then place your
skis across the hill, dig your
edges in and slowly work your
way up.
One last comitent, if you can
figure out exactly why you fell,
it may not happen (that same
way!) again,.
The St. Louis goals were
scored by Randy Parsons with
two and Brian Clarke scored the
other goal.
he Montreal team flattened
the North Stars 6-0. Paul Pooley
confirmed the fact when he
scored three goals in the last half
hour. Paul scored four goals all
together while Dennis Preszcator
and Norm McCauley popped in
singles.
In Squirt hockey the boys did
a great job, They scored eight
goals altogether. Wayne Parsons
scored twice while Jeff Fuller,
Dave Robinson, Doug Hoffman,
Preston Dearing, Bill Simmons
and Phillip McLeod scored
singles. This was one of the best
games of the year.
In Pee Wee hockey the Seals
took a quick lead to defeat
Detroit 5-3. Robert Heard
scored three, while Ralph Batten
and Ron Weber scored the other
Seal goals. The Detroit goals
were scored by Steven Willert,
Brad Roelofson and John
VanGerwen.
Terry Ryckman played a
terrific game in goal as his team
the Panthers defeated the }Mies
5-3. The Blues put up a terrific
fight in the dying minutes of the
game as they scored two goals.
Wally Fydenchuck and Ron
Bowers scored two while Jim
Bears open
with a win
Dashwood Bears opened their
Western Ontario athletic
association Intermediate "D"
playoff series on the right note
with a 9-5 win over Ripley at the
Zurich arena, Sunday night.
The second game will be
played in Ripley Sunday with
the third back in Zurich
Tuesday, February 24 at 8:30.
Bob Hoffman fired three
successful shots to lead the
Dashwood scoring attack in the
opening win over Ripley.
Checking in with two goals
each were Jim Morrissey and
Glenn Overholt while Pat
McKeever and Brad Hamilton
notched single scores.
In the final game of the
regular season, Friday, the
Zurich Flyers edged the
Dashwood club 9-7.
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CA (W. Beattie 869) 1 55 LADIES' "A" LEAGUE
C4 th (J. Smith 781) 3 60 MM (L. Pincombe 675 ) 7 103
RO (G Robinson 770) 1 46 OD (B. Wilson 478) 0 34
SP (B. Nicol 702) 4 45 PP (P. Haugh 666) 7 84
IGA (A. Neal 604) • 0 33 HD (D. Browning 574) 0 65
HG (D. Munroe 644) 4 108
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE BB (L. Farquhar 708) 3 q7
WO (C. Zeehuisen 630)i 3 49 PA (B. Sauder 651) 5 56
RT (J. O'Nei1603) 1 31 KI (J. Hayter 550) 2 48
TR (R. Mathers 669) 3 50 08 (G. Bierling 621) 2 94
WI (B. Vandeworp 613) 1 39 BeB (M. Holtzmann 658). 5 67
CJB (B. Jones 630) 3 36 TR (M. Edwards675) 7 74
LE (N. Dawson 625) 0 72
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REC NEWS
Good show
for big day
By ALVIN WILLERT
Gregus scored the other Panther
goal.
Paul Shapton, Paul Mohr and
Steven Tompson scored the only
Blue goals.
NOVICE
W L T Pts.
Boston 16 00 32
Montreal
7 81 15
North Stars 7 90 14
St. Louis 3 12 1 7
PEE WEE
W L T Pts,
Panthers 10 42 22
Seals 9 61 19
Detroit 8 62 18
Blues 213 1 5
In the second round of
0.M.H.A. Play-offs the pee wee
and bantams teams play
Caledonia. The Exeter home
games will be played, Saturday
afternoon with the Pee Wee
game getting underway at 3:30
followed by the Bantam game at
4:30.
The Midgets meet Delhi in
their next series with the first
game in Delhi tonight, Thursday
with the return game here;
Saturday night at 7:30.
I would like to thank all
those who helped make Minor
Hockey Day a success, the
mothers for making hundreds of
sandwiches, the coaches for a
job well done, timekeepers and
scorers who stayed in spite of
the cold and those who selected
the three stars of the games.
Also the referees with the
cold fingers and whistles, our
Postmaster who came along with
a spare mike and electric heater,
the visiting hockey teams as well
as our own teams and all those
who helped in any way.
Figure skating will get back
to normal again after being in
the doldrums for a few weeks.
Our instructor has shaken the flu
and is back to work.
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