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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-02-26, Page 7SOUTH HURON GIRLS ADVANCE TO WOSSA — A curling rink from South Huron District High School won the Huron-Perth Conference girls championship last week and will advance to WOSS4.play at the Ivanhoe in London, March 6 and 7. Shown in front with the trophy are skip Libby Mick& and vice-skipJane Smith. Back, Janet Davis, coach Miss Lauretta Seigner and Barb Lamport. T-A photo mainamausiiiiimiminammuminuiminamiumaiiiiinuainammainuoinumminimmumigniamisimiumoiniumunummemminammilommenit REC NEWS Non all-stars show stuff This week none of the All Stars except the Mites, participated in house league play but the games were still very good as the other boys showed what they could do. This was shown when Brian Mercer scored a hat trick for Boston as his team romped to a 4-0 win over Montreal. David Atthill scored the other goal. Montreal received three penalties to none for Boston. St. Louis defeated the North Stars in a 3-1 decision. Randy Parsons scored two while Steven Skinner scored the other goal for St. Louis. Danny Bell notched the only North Star marker. In mite hockey David Bell, Peter Martene, Doug Hoffman, Craig Alexander, Paul Gaiser, Doug Fletcher and Preston Dearing scored single goals. In Pee Wee, the Panthers and HE (T. Triebner 637) 2 55 'HA (M. Holtzmann 847) 7 86 YS (L. Turnbu11592) 0 81 CF (M. Lovie659) 5 87 HH (B, Greenacre 667) 2 99 PEE WEE EL (M. Ferguson 69) 4020 LI (B. McDonald 94) 4887 GI (G. Farris 105) 5504 CR (J. Skinner 117) 5011 ZE (B. Brunzlow 90) 5588 BE (R. Wright 75) 4355 BANTAM & JR. BOYS SD (P. Pooley 338) 5 40 BJ (D. Greene 274) 0 33 WC (J. Davis 318) 5 36 RO (B. Gunn 279) 0 21 NH ( B. Hoffman 310) 3 18 TI (J. Darling 294) 2 32 SR. BOYS & GIRLS KED (L. Wedge 399) 5 46 DV (S. Thompson 388) 0 26 CC (B, Campbell 391) 3 20 CO (D. Kirk 400) 2 27 AT (V. Edwards 391) 3 21 ST (V. Sweet 362) 2 25 $AVE NOW ON YOUR CAR NEEDS Our Mechanics Are Well Trained And Have Time. Now Before the Spring Rush to Look After Your Needs 20' OFF ALL ESTIMATED WORK Parts and Labor • Body Work • Brake Jobs • Alignment • Wheel Balances • Tires • Painting Get Ready To Swing Into Spring . . . MATH E RS North of the Bridge on Main St. Exeter 235-1525 Craig four points up in Ausable Valley play Ailsa Craig has opened up a four point lead at the top of the heap in the Ausable Valley Rec league as the result of the latest action. Over the week-end Ailsa Craig downed Brinsley 8-2 while Shipka and Brinsley were battling to a 6-6 tie. Ailsa Craig now has a total of 22 points while Shipka has 18 in second spot and Brinsley and Lieury follow with respective point totals of 15 and 12. TRIPLE SCORERS Brian Gillies and John Schenkel each scored three goals to lead the Ailsa Craig scoring attack. Single goals were added by Bob Duncan and Gwyn Griffiths. Wes Hodgins and Jim Thompson were the goal getters for Brmsley. ALL TIED UP In Sunday's 6-6 tie, Bob Finkbeiner and Brian Hodgins each scored two goals to lead the Shipka scoring attack while Larry Mason and Rene Boogemans each notched single markers. Martin Steeper was the only two goal scorer for Lieury with single tallies being notched by Ron Mawson, Bob Robinson, Bob Bender and Hugh Watson. 41 LOON, TIADEMARKS. THE MAN WITH A LONG RACE GETS A SWORT WELCOME Our used cars are welcomed by people who know values and automobiles. Come in and select exactly the car you want. Expert mechanics have reconditioned it. RON Vaite AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALESAZSERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 24410wiHQ P/406235'1710 • EXETER r THEOLO-TIMER 04V.4.• EAS TO SPOT WELL-WORMEOPIO I WY ARE MEOWS, WHO tH/HA" NE WAY - YOU 00 • I( Two sports over at $11 The basketball and Wrelabg saloons came to a dale at South Huron District High School during the past week.' South Huron wrestlers fresh from winning the Huron-Perth Conferenge championship a week earlier failed to make much of a showing hi WOSSA final play in , Strathroy, Saturday. Danny Shoebottom who tips the scales at 220 pounds lost out in the final round to an opponent that outweighed him by 70 pounds. Shoebottom goes on to represent the local school in the All-Ontario finals in Toronto this weekend. Ross Huff and Morley Eagleson of South Huron won their first round matches but lost out in the second, Other local wrestlers taking part in the all-day event were Pete Sereda, Gerard Charrette, Barry Miller, Gary Gibson, Tom Prout, Ron Hartman and Mike Miller. In basketball action, the four local teams took on Wingham clubs Tuesday to close out the season and came up with only ony win. The senior boys won their game 52-50 while the juniors were on the short end of the score. The junior and senior girls teams lost to Wingham by respective scores of 31.10 and 40-29. In other games not reported, the local girls won a doubleheader from Milverton in exhibition play. The seniors were victorious 29-12 while the juniors won 24-12. Against Mitchell, the local girls split with the juniors winning 23-19 and the seniors losing 27-21. Another twin bill against Stratford Central brought an even split. The South Huron juniors won 11.6 while the seniors were losing 38-17. The final series against Goderich resulted in wins for the lakeport girls by scores of 37-16 and 25-16 in the junior and senior games, respectively. IVAN and • MICKEY'S GULF Gulf Phone 238-2257 GRAND BEND LSMFT 1968 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 442 power brakes, radio, loaded with all the extras. Stock No. PMI. Was $3295. '2995 1967 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2-DOOR HARDTOP Forest green with black vinyl roof, power steering, power brakes, radio, loaded. License H77-882. Was $2195 1967 COUGAR 61/2 LITRE. 4-speed, 390 V-8, radio, vinyl roof, beautiful mint green. H77.965. 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The Jets were on the short end of a 5-4 count to the Elmira club at the Huron Park arena, Sunday afternoon. The second game was played in Elmira last night, Wednesday with the third back at Huron Park arena, Friday night at 8:30. The winner of this series will meet the Durham Huskies in the league final. LOSE EARLY LEAD Off to a quick start with a 3-1 lead at the end of the first period, the Jets failed to hang on as the Polar Kings scored two unanswered goals in the third period to pull out the narrow victory. Jorn Hansen opened the scoring for Elmira at the five minute mark of the opening session on a play with Laverne Miller and Bill Weber. The Lucan-Ilderton boys struck for their first two goals In a space of sixteen secondi just past the halfway mark of the first period. Doug Galloway notched the game's opening goal on a play started by Jamie Robb and Ken Loft fired the second marker on a three-way pawing effort with Steve Proctor and Larry Floasack, Jamie Robb put the Jets two goals in front at 16.28 on a unassisted jaunt down the ice. The L-I club went out in front 4.1 early in the second frame with Larry Hossack converting passes from Ron Cauduro and Jim Bender into a goal for his team. At 11.01 of the same period, veteran Joe Grundy beat Wayne Parkinson in the Jets' net to bring the visitors within one goal of tying the score. Early in the third period, Ron Each scored the equalizer and Don Selling scored what proved to be the winner near the seven minute mark. The Jet goals in the first period by Galloway and Robb were scored with Elmira playing a man short while Hossack's in the second period was fired with the team playing five aside. All Elmira goals were scored when both clubs were at full strength. 'omuimmumNimmumuilimommiumumi, BOWLING SCORES NIMM11111111111011111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMONNI MEN'S "A" LEAGUE RO (H. Flaro 776) 3 49 SU (J. Smith 669) 1 31 IGA (A. Nea1668) 4 37 UN (M. Brintnell 697) 0 41 SP (B. Nicol 767) 3 48 TR (R. Stagg 655) 1 39 CA (J. Be11829) 3 58 C4th (A. Finlayson 781) 1 61 RB (R. Heywood 753) 4 50 FA (C. Blommaert 690) 0 48 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE RT (L. Lemmon 648) 4 35 CU (J. Rau 625) 0 64 CJB (E. Willert 644) 3 39 TR (R. Lee 706) 1 51 OU (B. Hogg 620) 4 61 WI (H. Brand 607) 0 39 DO (B. Coleman 690) 3 46 NO (B. Glenn 553) 1 58 WO (C. Zeehuisen 748) 4 53 UN (L. Cooper 598) 0 14 LADIES'"A" LEAGUE PP (P. Haugh 775) 5 89 PA (B. Sauder 623) 2 58 LE (I. Coleman 644) 7 77 BB (L. Farquhar 387) 0 77 KI (B. Hearn 654) 5 53 TR (O. Essery 600) 2 76 08 (G. Bierling 700) 5 99 HD (R. Durand 659) 2 67 MM (G. Farquhar 671) 7 110 BeB (L. Grindley 601) 0 67 HG (N. Coleman 738) 7 115 DD (A, Mollard 518) 0 34 LADIES'"B" LEAGUE BL (R. Maurer 753) 7 123 TT (D. Elliott 593) 0 51 GY (M. Mol 566) 4 59 MM (M. Kloppor 559) 3 107 JJ (M. Burr 649) 7 119 JS (G. Skinner 551) 0 76 AC (I. Reid 636) 7 92 HA (V. Stagg 562) 0 91 SP (E. Reid 588) 5 50 UN (J. Dougherty 546) 2 54 DI (J. Russell 524) 5 88 HO (B. Maxche 478) 2 16 MIXED LEAGUE CH (R. Durand 715) 5 121 TM (B. Sanders 710) 2 58 PP (R. Heywood 682) 5 101 RA (D. Hoffman 589) 2 47 VA (D. Wright 789) 7 103 BSC (B. Smith 595) 0 53 WI (D. McKnight 642) 5 83 BB (P. Martin 595) 2 66 O&E (A. Hnat 707) 5 104 M&P (H. Flaro 712) 2 89 HS (M, Burr 674) 7 91 U&D (S. Glanville542) 0 49 TH (D. Hirtzel 689) 5 71 Bears lead WOAA set The Dashwood Bears have taken a commanding lead over Ripley in their best-of-seven Western Ontario athletic Association Intermediate `D' playoff series. The Bears won 5-4 in Ripley Sunday and 3-2 in Zurich Tuesday night to move in front three games to none. The fourth game will be played in Ripley Friday with a fifth contest, if necessary back in Zurich, Tuesday night. HOLD ON In the third game on home ice, the Dashwood club scored three times in the first period and held off a third period Ripley rally to gain a 3.2 decision. Bob Hoffman, Larry Lovie and Jim Morrissey were the Dashwood goal getters. Bill Hoffman scored two goals in Ripley Sunday to lead the Bears' attack while single Jun Morrissey, were recorded byJim Morrissey, Stan Lovie and Gord Vincent. t tV A Detroit tied 2 all. Bruce Hodge and Richard Clarke scored the Panther goals. John Van Grewen and Robert Guenther scored the only Detroit goals. The Panthers had three penalties while Detroit had two. The Blues and the Seals also tied 2-2. Jim Webb scored both goals to be the hero for the Seals. Paul Mohr and Doug Regier scored singles for the Blues. Play-offs start in Novice and Pee Wee houseleague next week. The first place club will be matched with the third place team and the second place team will meet the fourth place team. By. ALVIN WILLERT All series will be the best of three series with the two winners to meet in the finals. The Novice team won their first play-off game against St. Marys last Saturday and the return game will be here tonight, Thursday at 7 o'clock. The Squirts won an exhibition game in St. Marys last week and expect a return game here on Friday from 7 to 8. Games this week — 9-10 Boston vs North Stars 10-11 St. Louis vs Montreal 11-12 Squirt vs. Mites 1-2 Detroit vs Blues 2-3 Seals vs Panthers 6-7 Punchers vs Slow Motions