HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-03-19, Page 7WINNERS OF SECOND LADIES DRAW - The final playoff round of the second draw of the Exeter
ladies curling club was played Tuesday'inorning and a rink skipped by Lee Dobbs emerged as champion.
The winners are shown above with the Exeter Co-op trophy from left, Jenny Rowe, Lois Learn, Lee
Dobbs and Kay Cann. T-A photo.
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CA (B. Bannerman 731) 1 66
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FA (C. Blommaert 648) 0 50
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TR (C. Schroeder 622) 1 41
RO (H. Flaro 725) 4 58
IGA (J. Darling 696) 0 44
RB (R. Smith 708) 2 54
SU (J. Wallace 698) 2 35
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
CU (J. Bedard 694) 3
CJB (B. Jones 634) 1
DD (T. McDonald 735) 3
WO (R. Dickey 688) 1
TR (R, Lee 680) 4
UN (J. Patterson 675) 0
OU (R. Weber 683) 2
NO (K. Clarke 641) 2
RT (L. Lemmon 605) 3
WI (H. Brand 562) 1
LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
PP (P. Haugh 641) 7
LE (N, Dowson 646) 0
HG (B. Sangster 685) 5
BeB (M. Holtzmann 626) 2
TR (0. ESsery 697) 5
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BB (L. Farquhar 626) 4
MM (V. Lindenfield 680) 3
LADIES'"B" LEAGUE
HA (V, Stagg 629) 5
AC (H. Roberts 538) 2
BL (R, Maurer 578) 4
GY (E. Turvey 487) 3
MM (S. Wright 660) 7
JS (G. Skinner 618) 0
JJ (M. Cronyn 774) 5
DI (J. Seldon 560) 2
LADIES' CONSOLATION
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PA (P. Holmes 550) 5
SP (E. Reid 493) 2
OD (A. Mollard 677) 7
UN (J. Fasullo 574) 0
HO (N. Fields 544) 5
HD (R. Durand 793) 2
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VA (L. Wright 615) 3063
PP (J. Bell 714) 3050
TM (B, Sanders 823) 3232
BSC (E. Chipchase 650) 2853
RA (A. Miller 589) 3028
FS (H. Williams 615) 0 84
HH (M. Elson 659) 3 71
HO (J. Hayter 593) 5 44
PI (L. Riley 607) 2 43
SH (K. Thompson 567) 5 33
HB (B. Mangers 501) 0 32
CO (C. Diemert 562) 2 27
Tire club
advances
Newby Tire walloped the
Bank Boys 9-2 in Thursday
night's opening game to reach
the final round of the Exeter
and district Rec hockey league.
In the other half of the twin
bill, Huron Park trounced Snell's
Shell 12-3. The first game of the
best-of-three series ended in a
7.7 tie. The third game of the
series will be played tonight,
Thursday.
FIVE SHARE DOUBLES
In the Huron Park win over
Snell's five players each scored
two goals. Notching double
scores were Frank Funsten, Hub
Hunter, Grant, Turner, Frank
Boyle and Al Fisher. Single goals
were chalked up by Larry
Brintnell and Jerry Riehl,
Joe Regier, Pete Lawson and
Scott Burton were the Snell goal
getters.
HAT TRICKS LEAD
The MacDonald boys, Bob
and Jim each turned in a three
goal performance to pace
Newby's scoring. Ed Kerslake
notched two• goals. and Jim
Dingwell added a lone counter.
Dick Coulter scored both
goals for the Bank Boys.
SMILE. It costs nothing, but it
is more valuable than gold.
Jets
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets made
good use of St. Patrick's Day
and the Luck of the Irish to
eliminate the Durham Huskies
from further Ontario Hockey
Association Intermediate "B"
play by winning 8.1 at the
Huron Park arena, Tuesday
night,
The Jets won the
best-of-seven group final series
four-games to-two with two of
the four wins coming on
Durham ice.
Friday night, the
Lucan-Ilderton club turned in
one of their poorer efforts of the
season as they suffered a 7.3 loss
to the Huskies at Huron Park.
Back in Durham Sunday
afternoon, the Jets scored a 4-1
win to move a game up in the
final and set the stage for the St.
Patrick's night windup.
In the first round of the OHA
playoffs, the Jets will meet the
Tillsonburg Appollos. Of local
interest Steve Kyle, formerly of
Hensall is a member of the
Tillsonburg club.
The first game of the best of
seven semi-final will be played at
the Huron Park arena, Friday
night at 8:30.
The second game goes in
Tillsonburg Sunday night' at
7:15.
TIDE TURNS SUNDAY
The 4.13 mark of the second
period of Sunday's game in
Durham was probably the most
important point of the series.
At that time, Durham goalie
Gord Becker hit Jet playing
coach Jack Nairn over the head
with his stock and was
immediately ejected from the
game and was suspended for
Tuesday's game. Nairn was saved
from serious injury by a football
helmet he was wearing to
protect a broken nose received
from Becker's stick in an earlier
game. After Becker left the game
with the score 1-0 for the L-I
club, the Huskies turned to a
defensive style of play to protect
back-up goalie Ross Clark.
It took the Jets more than 25
minutes to break the protective
shield thrown up by the Durham
team.
Bill Neil playing his first game
in several weeks notched the
only goal of the first period with
Jacques'Cousineau providing the
passing help.
Only three minutes after the
Becker-Nairn incident, Dale
Rahn tied the score for the
Huskies with a slap shot that hit
the goal post and bounced in.
At the halfway mark of the
third period, Neil scored his
second goal of the night which
proved to be all the Jets needed
to'move in front in the series.
Jacques Cousineau started the,
winning play by digging the,
puck out of the corner to the'
side of the Durham net and
feeding it back to Jamie Robb
who found Bill Neil in good
scoring position.
Veteran defenceman Don
Urbshott fired the insurance
marker from twenty feet out
near the 16-minute mark with sensational saves, the Jets moved
Nairn assisting on the play. right back down the ice and
The final 'Jet score came at Steve Storey rapped the pick
18.47 with Dusty Aldis doing into the Durham net to score
the firing after taking a drop what proved to be the game
pass from Rick Bradford who winning goal,
had managed to break into the At 10.32 Doug Galloway
clear near the Durham blue line. scored his first of three goals for
the night with a long high shot
from the blue line that evaded
goalie Clark.
In quick succession, Dusty
Aldis, Don Urbshott and
Galloway, again had fired long
shots that found the target and
the ball game was over,
Galloway scored his third
goal of the game after only five
seconds of the third period and
Jim Bender completed the Jet
scoring at 10.23, only seconds
after Murray Stephens had
scored the only Durham goal of
the night,
A DIFFERENT STORY
The outcome . of Friday's
game at Huron Park won by
Durham 7-3 was decided in the
first eight minutes of the first
period.
The Jets were unable to get
the puck out of their own end
and the Huskies wasted little
time in rapping in three quick
goals.
Jim Aitken scored twice and
Bob Hetherington once to put
the Huskies ahead. Jim Nixon
added another Durham goal
before the first period was
GB ladies hear about
religions in Malaysia
Walper and Mrs. Herb Pfile
served tea.
OIC Gary Willert who is
attending the Military College at
Kingston spent a few days last
week with his parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Willert and brothers.
Mrs. Alma Hoperoft is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Tigers waiting
for opponent
The Crediton Tigers will
make their first start in Ontario
Rural Hockey Intermediate "C"
playoffs at the Huron Park
arena, Sunday night at 8:30.
Opposition for the Crediton
club will be either the Lucan
Merchants or Alvinston Scotties.
The two clubs met in the third,
and deciding game of a
best-of-three series in Lucan last
night, Wednesday.
The Tigers downed London
Motor Products of the South
Middlesex league 6-5 in
exhibition play at Huron Park,
Sunday night.
Bill Chipchase and John
Anderson each scored two goals
to lead the Crediton attack while
Dennis Morrissey and Larry
Brintnell added singles.
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CR (F. Whiting 108)
ZE (B. Baynham 103)
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BANTAM & JR. BOYS
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BJ (K. Wurm 328) 3
WC (J. Davis 285) 2
TI (M. Brintnell 361) 5
RO (K. Berdan 247) 0
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(A. Blake 636) 3 34
(R. Hodgins 574) 0 31
(W. Hickson 626) 1 29
(W. Smith 675) 2 26'
(F. Diemert 541) 0 19
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DA (L. Dickson 796). 7 115
CC (J. Steeper 763) 7 114
CC (A. Scott 647) 4 103
RA (J. Harding 616) 0 97
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LUCKY BOUNCES
In Tuesday's final game, the
Jets need to thank goalie Wayne
Parkinson and a couple of goal
posts as .they were able to
survive terrific Durham pressure
in the first half of the second
period,
The Jets took a 1-0 lead to
the first intermission on Jacques
Cousineau's goal at 9,53 of the
first with line-mates Jamie Robb
and Jim Bender assisting. Bender
was making his first start after
sitting out a three game
suspension.
Early in the second, the
Huskies swarmed to the attack
and Parkinson was called on to
make at least six stops on point
blank shots. In addition Dale
Rahn hit the goal pbst and Jim
Aitkens bounced a shot off the
cross bar.
Only moments later,
Parkinson smothered a hard shot
and referee Frank Slota blew his
whistle just before the puck fell
over the goal line. Slota right on
top of the play disallowed the
goal.
Right after one of Parkinson's
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
The afternoon Unit of UCW
met Thursday with twenty one
ladies present, Mrs. Garnet
Patterson conducted the opening
worship assisted by Mrs. W. Gill,
her theme being Easter Roll Call
was a short item from the
Observer and a donation for the
layette.
Doreen Baker, R.N. was guest
speaker. She gave a brief outline
of the different religions in
Malaysia and how they spent
Easter.
Mrs. Wm. Love presided for
the business and Mrs. Harold
ea deene4
Ross Hodgert 11- E. Fink 3
E. Powe 10 -R. Murley 4
L. Learn 12 - M. Gaiser 2
J. Hewitt 10 - M. Moore 3
P. Raymond 11 - G. Busche 2
W. Kraft 10 - G. McCarter 4
G. Prout 10 - D. Roelofson 4
H. Schroeder 9 - B. MacLean 4
H. Strang 11 - M. Hodgert 3
G. Fisher 14 - L. Passmore 0
S. Simmons 11 - E. Rowe 4
J. Urquhart 11 - R. Marshall 3
A. Clarke 11 - G. McTavish 3
H. Sherwood 7 - L. Webber 7
H. Dougall 11 -J. Pinder 3
completed.
The only goal of the second
period was scored by Dale Rahn
of the Huskies and. Nixon put
the score to 7.0 early in the
third before the Jets got
airborne,
Larry Hossack put the L-I
club on. the seorebaard for the
first time at 3.55 and only 30
seconds later Rahn had regained
thew goal lead for Durham,.
Later in the period, Hossack
scored again along with Dave
Webster as the Jets started a few
signs of gaming to life,