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HOCKEY
GROUP 'FINAL
Sun., Mar. 8
2:00 P.M.
HURON PARK
Arena — Centralia
DURHAM HUSKIES
VS.
LUCAN-ILDORTON JETS
SECOND GAME OP BEST.OF-SEVEN SERIES
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Times-Advocate, March 5, 1970
FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS
By Ross Haugh
Hockey
interest up
Diem goal with assists going Os
Mike Anderson and Jeff Craig,
After losing the first geme of
the series, the Exeter. newks
wasted' littie time in finishing off
the ieican Irish in their
heeteef-seven Ontario Hockey
A$S(niatipn Junior "D
semi-final playoff series.
Wedn es-4 ay in Divan, the
Hawks evened the series with a
6-3 win, and friday on home ice
they went in freat with a 7-5
victory',
Back to Luean, Sunday
Jim Hearn wored et the
.ainoteen second mark of the
third period and that was the
only seering until the lete $xeter
goals with time Topping mit,
Hawks,
Lerry .flaugh .and Steve
Murley -,scered the only goals ef
the second Periled to put the
11.Pw/is in front
with Pete Glever And Randy
Parsons assisting and Tlarl6r.
Boyeh.ain WQ1111(t np the scoring
with Steve Marley Assisting.
Tbe first period wee all even
with Toni Hodgins seoring twice
for the Irinh and Bob RoWe arid
Randy Persons replying for the
John MacLean in the Lucan
nets,
Rick Schell picked up his
third scoring point of the night
by scoring what proved to be the
winning goal with Pete Glover
providing the passing help.
The only two goals of the
third period were scored within
fifteen seconds of each ether.
Gord Hardy scored for the Irish
at 8.1h and Ron Lindenfield
came right back for the Hawks.
Pete Glover started the seoring
play by whistling a hard slap
shot off the Lucan goalie's pads
and Lindenfieid was
john-on-the.spot to pick uP the
rebound.
The Irish were assessed nine
of the fourteen penalties called.
EARLY SCORING
All scoring in Sunday's game
won by Exeter 5.4 was confined
to the first two periods.
The first period ended in a
two-two tie and the Hawks were
able to score three times in the
second while the Irish could
reply on only two occasions,
Dennis Carty opened the
game scoring at 9.11 on a play
with Tom Hodgins and Dave
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P. Raymond 17 — L. Learn 2
M. Gaiser — Merley 5
E. Powe 5 — G. Busche 5
M. Moore 6 G. Finnen 5
it. Hodgert 10 B. Alexander 3
M. Carter 10 E. Fink 5
J, Hewitt 10 — D. Parsons 3
B. Morgan 10 W. Kraft 4
G. Prout 10 —K. MacDonald 3
D. Roelcifson 9 — J, FMnen 5
H. Snell 10 N. VValper 4
C. Down 13 — W, Seldon 3
L. Webber 8 — S. Simmons 7
B. Rowe 10 M. Hodgert 10
G. Fisher 8 — H. Strang 4
R. Marshall 20 — L. Passniore 3
H. Schroeder 8 — A. Clarke 6
B. MacLean 8 —J. Pinder 6
J. Urquhart 10 — G, McTavish 3
H. Dougall 12 H. Sherwood 5
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The Exeter mites chalked up
their second straight exhibition
victory over St, Marys by
chalking up a 5-2 decision in
Exeter fast week.
Dave Atthill scored two
unanswered goals in the last
period to provide a good margin
of victory for the locals.
In the first period, Preston
Dearing and Steve Skinner were
scoring for Exeter while Steve
Hart was netting a pair of goals
for St. Marys. Brian Mercer was
the other Exeter goal getter in
the middle session.
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RANDY PARSONS
. . gets four in Lecan set
On Exeter ice, FridaY night,
the Hawks jumped in front
quickly and were leading 7-2 at
the end of the second period.
The Irish came on with three
goals in the final frame to make
the score a little closer.
Randy Parsons was the only
double scorer for the Hawks,
getting both in the first period
and on each occasion John Braid
helped set up the play.
The other first period scores
for Exeter were Joe O'Rourke
from Larry Haugh and Randy
Preszcator from Bob Rowe and
Barry Baynham with the assist
going to Rowe.
Jeff Craig and Dennis Burt
were the Lucan goal scorers in
the initial frame.
Early in the second Steve
Murley passed t o Ron
Lindenfield for a successful shot
and midway through the period
Larry Haugh was the Hawk
marksman. Assists went to Pete
Glover and Steve Murley.
The final Lucan goals in the
third period were fired by Doug
Rosser, Dennis Burt and Dave
Revington.
CLOSE CONTEST
The outcome of Wednesday's
second game of the series in
Lucan was in doubt right to the
final bell. The Hawks scored
twice in the last two minutes of
play to assure their 6-3 win.
. John Braid scored at 18.03
Craig ups
league lead
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BARRY BAYNHAM
scores five against Irish
afternoon, the Exeter boys were
victorious by a score of 5-4 and
they wound up the series with a
5-3 win at the Exeter arena,
Tuesday night,
The Exeter club will now
meet the winner of the Zurich
Dominions and Belmont Sunset
series. Belmont was leading three
games to two with the sixth
contest played at Zurich last
night.
BAYNHAM LEADS SCORING
Barry Baynharn scored two
goals to lead the Exeter attack in
the final 5-3 win over Lucan.
The Hawks captain scored both
goals in the second period to put
his club in front 4-2 after forty
minutes of action.
Defenceman Joe O'Rourke
notched the only goal of the
first period for the Hawks when
he completed a three-way
passing effort with Rick Schell
and Bob Rowe at 6.41. Dennis
Burt put the Irish back on even
terms near the seven minute
mark of the second period with
Dave Revington and Tom
Hodgins assisting.
Cord Hardy gave his Lucan
club a temporary lead by scoring
at 12.16 with Steve English and
Jim Macklern hetping on the
Play At this point, Baynharn
started his scoring spree scoring
his first on a pass from Rick
Schell at 14.34 His wcond goal
was the best scoring play of the
night.
The captain took the puck at
centre ice and deked his way
through the entire Lucan team
and dumped the puck behind
JOHN HAYTER
. stars in goal
Revington and the latter
followed with an unassisted
score before the Hawks found
the scoring range.
Mike Hoy fired both Hawk
goals in the first period. getting
his first with Rick Schell and
Bob Rowe assisting at 18.25 and
was right back on an unassisted
effort as the bell went to end the
first twenty minutes of play.
Randy Parsons put the Hawks
in front 3-2 at 4.16 of the
second session only to have
Dennis Burt quickly tie it up
again with Hodgins providing the
assist. Peter Kleinstiver assisted
on Parsons' score.
Parsons was back at 11.32 to
slip a pass over to Barry
Baynham for another Hawk
counter. Rick Schell scored what
proved to be the winner only a
few seconds later on a play set
up by Randy Preszcator.
Tom Hodgins fired the final
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Dart loop lead
changes hands
The Sharpshooters have taken
over first place in the Exeter
Legion mixed dart league by a
single point over the Hairpins
and Dark Angels who are tied
for second position.
The new league leaders have a
season point total of 72 while
the other two clubs have 71
points apiece. The Dart Sharks
are close behind in fourth place
with a 70-point record.
Last week's scores were:
B & J's 5 — Nothings 0
Dark Artgels 4 — B & W's 1
Canners 4 — Scotties 1
Dart Sharks 4 Cleaners 1
Dutchies 4 — Shiphunters 1
Doublers 3 — Itchy Four 2
Featherflights 3 — Turtles 2
Sharpshooters 3 — Hairpins 2
STANDINGS
Sharpshooters 72
Hairpins 71
Dark Angels 71
Dart Sharks 70
Turtles 64
Cleaners 57
Doublers 56
Featherflights 54
Itchy Four 51
Shiphunters 49
Canners 48
Dutchies 45
Scotties 42
Nothings 31
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BANTAM & JR. GI RLS
(C. Miners 383) 5
(S. Thompson 238) 0
(H. Dougherty 304) 3
(G. Fuller 326) 2
(B. Ferguson 315) 5
(J. Wach 289) 0
Ailsa Craig upped its first
place lead in the Ausable Valley
Rec hockey league by downing
second place Shipka by an 8-4
score in one of the regularly
scheduled games played over the
weekend,
The Craig club now has a
total of 24 points while Shipka
follows in second spot with 18
points. In other weekly action,
Lieury edged 13rinsley 8-6 to up
their season point to 14.
Brinsley holds down third spot
with 13points.
DOUBLE SCORERS
Adrain Decoo and Gerald
Nordmann each scored twice to
lead the Lieury win over
Brinsley. Scoring for the winners
in single fashion were John
Dirkson, Sonny Slater, Doug
Mawson and Bob Bender.
Bob Hodgins went on a
scoring rampage of four goals to
lead the Brinsley attack. The
other two goals were fired by
Mike Glavin.
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
SP (K. Jorgensen 617) 3 51
SU (G. Webb 564) 1 32
RO (A. Flynn 751) 3 52
RB (R. Smith 785) 1 51
CA (J. Bell 791) 4 62
TR (R. Stagg 657) 0 39
UN (M. Brintnell 727) 4 45
C4th (A. Finlayson 781) 0 61
IGA (J. Darling 844) 4 41
FA (C. Blommaert 689) 0 48
Despite the predictions by a lot of sport fans that
expansion in the National Hockey league would dilute
the brand of hockey and disenchant a majority of the
fans in most of the big league cities, attendance is on the
increase at all NHL rinks except one.
The only one that has failed to show a rise in
attendance is Toronto and the decrease at Maple Leaf
Gardens has only been five fans per game for the first
part of this season,
With the brand of hockey the Leafs have been
playing lately, a decrease of only five spectators is
probably a very encouraging sign.
In overall 196970 attendance, the New York
Rangers lead the league with Toronto, St. Louis,
Boston, Minnesota, Detroit, Philadelphia, Los Angeles,
Pittsburgh and Oakland following in that order.
Montreal and Chicago both rank at the top,
probably ahead of New York, but neither club releases
attendance figures until the end of the season.
In Philadelphia, the Flyers are on their way to
outdrawing all other major professional sports in the
city, baseball, basketball and football. With playoff
attendance added, general manager Keith Allen expects
a total of more than 525,000 fans for this year.
If Allen's projected figure is reached it will top
the 1969 attendance of 519,414 of the Philadelphia
Phillies. The Philadelphia Eagles football club and
Philadelphia 76'ers basketballers are nowhere near these
figures.
The average decrease of five fans in Toronto
appears in the amount of standing room tickets sold.
Reserved seats for a Saturday night Toronto home game
are still as difficult to obtain as ever.
The new expansion clubs are making numerous
trades with the established teams that are keeping most
line-ups dotted with well known names in the game.
Even if Gump Worsley fails to appear often in the
nets for Minnesota lineup his possible presence is sure to
bolster attendance wherever his team goes.
Probably the most pleasing increase for the
National Hockey League governors is in television
ratings in the United States. Last August, CBS was ready
to cancel plans to carry their Game of the Week.
At present 147 American television stations carry
a NHL game every week, usually Sunday afternoon. The
latest Nielsen rating showed an average of four million
homes were tuned into the Game of the Week for a total
audience of about ten million.
Here in Canada, CBC's Hockey Night in Canada is
still number one in television ratings with an estimated
audience of four million each Saturday night.
Hockey interest is growing in all expansion cities.
Los Angeles Kings, probably the worst team in the
league drew 14,163 for a recent game when the Boston
Bruins were in town. This proves that a top attraction
team in any sport will draw well, even if their
opposition is not up to par.
The silent majority that occupies most of Maple
Leaf Gardens seats may yawn its way through most
games against expansion teams, but the same players are
accepted as exciting enough stars in their own cities.
• Maple Leaf fans may not be impressed when the
Minnesota North Stars are in the Gardens, but we're
sure the fans in Minnesota Sunday afternoon were
enthusiastic when their North Stars trounced the Leafs
8-0.
Detroit Red Wings will exceed 500,000 fans for
the first time. There are 13,235 seats -in the Olympia,
but the Wings have averaged 13,952 fans per game.
When Montreal Canadiens played Jan. 25, the crowd of
15,388 was an Olympia record. Last Sunday, Canadiens
returned and attracted 15,390.
Wings' standing room capacity is 2,155. In
Montreal, attendance varies according to the sales of
about 2,000 standing room tickets. "We're like Toronto
in that all of the seats are sold for virtually every game,"
Montreal vice-president Howard Hamilton said. "So our
attendance depends on the number of people who want
to stand up.
"And that depends on the weather and if the
game is going to be shown on television.
"Three games back our attendance was down
from last year. Now it's up a few hundred. It changes
quickly."
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LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE
(H. McDonald 697) 3
(C. Carter 657) 0
(W. Hickson 638) 1
(R. Hodgins 688) 3
(J. Bryan 5 7 /3 ) 0
(G. Donaldson 659) 2
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(J. Steeper 653) 5 102
(E. Watson
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(A, Stott 586) 2 94
(A. Lewis 769) 7 90
(H. Williams 541) 2 77
(L. Stott 505) 2 68
(R. Black 598) 7 41
(D. RumMe11532) 5 37
(B. Maslen 543) 5 28
(B. Van Geel 529) 0 27
(M. Kennedy 518) 0 23
HAT TRICKS
Don McAlpine picked up a
hat trick for his night's work to
head up the Ailsa Craig scoring
in their 8-4 win over Shipita.
Dave Collins was close behind
with a two goal effort while
singles were added by Charlie
Eedy, Gwyn Griffiths and
Wayne McAlpine.
Brian Hodgins was three goal
scorer for Shipka while Wayne
Desjardine notehed a single
counter.
Irish Finished
This is just a quick note near press time to let our
friends in Lucan know that the local Hawks eliminated
their Irish Six in five games.
Possibly two of our friends could make a trip to
the bank before we make our next visit to Lucan to
collect.
Seriously, we would like to send our
congratulations to Jim Freeman, John Anderson and all
the people involved with the first year of operation of
the Lucan juniors.
With one year of good competition under their
belts, we're sure they will be back in the thick of things
again next year.
Also congratulations to Bob Baynham and Bob
White and best wishes to the Exeter Hawks as they
proceed down the playoff trail with a provincial
championship as their goal.
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(G. Mol 640) 1 40
(.R. Dickey 770) 4 57
(B. Vandeworp 612) 0 39
(J. Rau 761) 3 67
(12. Anderson 671) 1 52
(E. Hedden 618) 3 49
(B. Hogg 682) 1 62
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PP (P. Haugh 837) 2 2
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BB (A. Jorgensen 599) 2 2
Ben (M. Holtzmann 766) 5 5
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LADIES "B" LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
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BL (A. Ford 583) 0 0
MM (S. Wright 615) 5 5
AC (M. Bridges 549) 2 2
DI (M. Hyde 547) 5 5
HA (V. Stagg 543) 2 2
JS (G. Skinner) 7 7
GY (P. Allen 484) 0 0
LADIES' CONSOLATION
HO (R. DUrand 590) 5 5
PA (P. HoIrrleS 525) 2 2
KI (J. McKnight 554) 5 5
UN (J. Dougherty 511) 2 2
SP (E. Reid 597) 5 5
TT (D. Elliott 498) 2 2
HO (S. Inson 633) 6 5
OD (A. Mallard 544) 2 2
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BSC (A. BroCk 607) 2 55
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CH (L. &tan 662) 0 121
YS (J. Jonos 623) 5 86
HS (T, Triebner 658) 2 57
HA (M, Holt2m8rin 777) 7 93
U&O (A, Anderson 601) 0 49
M&P (H. Plato 751) 5 94
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HS (L, Latulipne 6171 2 03
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CF (R. Hippion 732) 7 04
SS (0. Mactionalci 561) 0 66
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F163 (13, Ounn 331) 0 21
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MATH E RS LIMITED
BROS.
The first place lead of Huron
Park in the Exeter and district
Rec Hockey League was cut to a
single point an the result of
Thursday's latest action.
The Park club was held to a
4.4 tie by the Bank Boys while
Newby The Walloped Snell's
Shell 14.6,
Huron Park now has a season
total of Ni points with Newby
Tire right behind with 19 while
Snell'e and the Bank Boys follow
with 10 and five points,
teepeetiVely.
DECKER BOY'S LEAD
, fob Hecker led the Batik
Boys scoring attack in the 4,4 tie
with Huron Park with a hat trick
North of the Bridge on Main St. Exeter 235.1525
while brother Cherck added the
fourth marker.
A two goal effort by Larry
Brintnell was best for Huron
Park with Hub Hunter and Don
Hart adding singles.
PLENTY OP GOALS
Jim MacDonald and Jack
Gloeer each scored four times to
pace the Newby scoring. Next in
line with a three goal spree waS
Toni Watt while single goals
were fired by Walt Tiedeman,
Dave Wood and Jim DingWelL
For Snell's Shell, Prod Wells
nod Bill Farr:Aar notched two
markers each while Scott Burton
and Doug lieseivOcid added
singles.