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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-03-26, Page 6Norwich vs Exeter Juniors Hawks Friday, March 27 8:30 P.M. EXETER ARENA OHA JUNIOR D' HOCKEY BEST-OF-SEVEN ONTARIO SEM1-FINAL 1970 DEMONSTRATOR SALE 4 CARS 1970 OLDS DELTA SEDAN 2,000 Miles. J54822 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-door hardtop, 6000 miles, J54823 1970 MONTE CARLO Sport coupe, 5000 miles, J54826 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU Sport coupe, 2500 miles, J54825 SAVE HUNDREDS TODAY 4 OK USED CAR SPECIALS 1967 CHEVROLET COACH Automatic, radio, whitewalls, J57607 1295" 1966 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF Sedan, automatic, 40,000 actual mi les,nn500 J57635 Oa 1965 FORD CUSTOM Sedan, automatic, radio, J57500 69500 1964 FORD FAIR LANE 2-door hardtop, automatic, radio, J57841 695 00 MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM SNELL BROS. 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LUCAN-ILDERTON JETS FOURTH GAME OF BEST.OF-SEVEN SERIES Lucan Produce and Nevin Motors are Jet Supporters Times-Advocate, :March 26, 1970. Faye Oust Zurich in six games Meeting Norwich this week FPR AU;c4:0 :SPORT$ By R05* Haugh. Hawks in OHA semi-finals Busy week The second largest crowd of the season, 1,056 sat in on the exciting action. while Schell's score late in the game with two Hawks resting in the On .bin. This week is probably the busiest one hockey fans in this area will experience for a long, long time. In addition to the Exeter Hawks participation in OHA Junior "D" playdowns, four local an-star teams were taking part in tournaments while the same ,number of house league teams were in various centres taking part in similar tournaments for boys that were not able to make the first teams in their own town. We know of several families that have boys playing on at least three of these teams and the parents were certainly busy trying to keep everybody happy. We saw many of the same people at the Goderich tourney Saturday afternoon, the local figure skating carnival at night and the junior game in Zurich, Sunday night. While getting off the subject of hockey for a moment, we would like to say a hearty "thank you" to everyone that was involved in the Exeter Figure Skating Carnival, Saturday night, President Barb Dougherty, all executive members, professional Faye MacDonald and parents should be proud of all the youngsters that were in the production of "Music from the Movies". It was a colorful and sometimes amusing show that was enjoyed by all. The Young Canada pee wee tournament in Goderich continues to be one of the most popular in the province. Originated as a one-day event on April 1, 1950 with twelve teams competing it has grown to an eight-day affair comprising 89 teams of boys that were born on or after January 1, 1957. For those planning to attend a few of the games in Goderich later in the week we will pass on a little information on the scheduling for this week. Of local interest, Saturday will be the big day at Goderich when two district teams will be battling for the "D" championship. The Grand Bend pee wees will be playing in the semi-final round Saturday afternoon at three o'clock and llderton goes in the other half at 4.15, is qnite possible the two clubs could be meeting in the finals slated for eight o'clock at night. Friday night, the AA final will be played at 7,50 with the A championship going immediately afterwards. The Exeter pee wees won their first game of the tournament Saturday downing Acton by a score of 5-I and then lost to Goderich 3-1. with three goals. Pete Glover and Larry Haugh were the Exeter goal scorers in the first period with Steve Murley assisting each occasion. In the second, Barry Baynham upped the Exeter goal total to three with. Joe O'Rourke assisting at the twenty-one second mark before John Loader broke the goose egg for Zurich only two minutes later on a play started by Bill Stirling, For the balance of the period the Hawks again took over scoring command and blinked the light three times behind Gary Geoffrey and Glenn Gaschc, who shared the goal tending duties for Zurich. Steve Murley notched his first two goals of the game with Ron Lindenfield assisting on both and Larry Haugh on one of the counters, The other goal was fired by Haugh with Murley and Baynham picking up assists on the play. Murley completed his hat trick at 7.36 of the closing stanza with Lindenfield again assisting be fore Stirling completed the Zurich game scoring four minutes later. The Hawks counted three times in the last six minutes of play to provide a good margin of vic tory. Larry Laye, Rick Schell and Ron Lindenfield were the marksmen on the last Hawk counters. The Exeter club again took the bulk of the penalties, taking 14 of the 21 called. The shorthandedness failed to dampen their scoring spirits. Murley's goal to lead off the first period was accomplished with a team-mate in the penalty box Displaying their best scoring efforts of the series in the last two games, the Exeter Hawks drubbed the Zurich Dominions 10-2 on Exeter ice, Friday night and came right back with a convincing 9.3 win at the Zurich arena, Sunday night to take the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" final in six games. After dropping the opening contest, the Dominions bounced back to win twice before the Hawks got into a three game winning streak to wrap up the series, The final two Exeter wins were managed with four regulars on the sidelines due to injuries. Randy Parsons broke a hand in the fourth game of the series while Ron Janke suffered a broken nose in the opening game. John Braid underwent an appendectomy a few weeks ago and Mike Hoy had a shoulder separation repaired in hospital recently, The win over Zurich puts the Hawks into the OHA semi-final against Norwich. The first game of a best-of-seven series was played in Norwich, last night, Wednesday with the second scheduled for the Exeter arena, Friday night at 8:30. Norwich eliminated Caledonia in seven games, with three going into overtime. CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE COACH — One of the important factors in Exeter Hawks final win over the Zurich Dominions Sunday was goalie John Hayter. The Dashwood youngster is shown above after the game with his happy coach, Bob White. TA photo Novice club winning at Brampton tourney The Exeter novice hockey team has moved into the third round of play at the annual novice tournament being played this week in Brampton. In their first starts, Monday, the local youngsters were forced to score a 4-3 win over Kincardine in overtime in the second game of a total goals series to advance to the next round. The first game with Kincardine ended in a 3-3 tie. Tuesday, the opposition for the locals came from Delhi and they bounced back with a couple of good efforts to defeat the tobacco area kids 9-2 and 5-3. The Exeter novice boys remained unbeaten in Shamrock play as they downed Lambeth 7.1 in a sudden-death game to decide first place in the league standings and dumped Stoneybrook 5.1 in the first game of the playdowns. In the win over Lambeth Perry and Paul Pooley each scored twice and single scores were added by Brad Taylor, Brian Clarke and Dave Bogart. The Pooley's took care of all of the scoring against Stoneybrook. Perry notched three goals while Paul came up with a two goal performance, his second coming on a penalty shot in the third period. OVERTIME WIN It was Perry Pooley's breakaway goal at 1.10 of the sudden-death overtime period that gave the Exeter youngsters their 43 win over Kincardine in the second game, Monday. The teams each scored once in the first period with Paul Pooley notching the Exeter goal. In the second and early in the third Brian Clarke and Norm McCauley found the scoring mark to give Exeter a two goal lead. Two Kincardine scores late in the third period sent the game into overtime. In the first game of the total goals series, Perry Pooley scored in the first period for Exeter and twin brother Paul registered in the second with Norm McCauley scoring in the third period. House teams see action Craig heads Ausable loop, Ailsa Craig upped its first place lead in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league to ten points with a 5-4 win over Shipka in one of the weekend games. 'The Craig club now has a total of 30 points while Shipka has 20 good for second spot. In the other action, Lieury edged Brinsley 7-5 to move into third place with a season total of 16 points. Brinsley has been shoved to the basement with 15 points. Don McAlpine was the only Ailsa Craig performer to score two goals in his team's 5-4 decision over Shipka. Completing the total with single scores were John Schenkel, Dave Collins and Gwyn Griffiths. A similar two goal effort by Wayne Desjardine was best for Shipka. The other scores in single fashion were notched by Brian Hotson and Bill Finkbeiner. Wilbert Mawson and Doug Mawson each scored two goals to lead the Lieury scoring attack in their 7-5 win over Brinsley. Adrian Decoo, Gerald Nordemanns and Bacrievere added lone counters to wind up the Lieury scoring. Greg Revington's two goals were the best scoring effort for Brinsley while singletons were added by Lloyd Mathers, John Mathers and Colin Brewer. GOOD COMBINATION Success for the Hawks in Sun day.'s final game in Zurich was a combination of potent scoring power and an excellent performance from goalie John Hayter. Down 5-1 after the first period of play, the Dominions came out flying in the second period and Hayter was called on to come up with numerous big saves in order to maintain the Hawks big edge. The Hawks scored three times in the first period before the Zurich club was able to find the scoring range. Defenceman Joe O'Rourke one of four Hawks that were able to score two goals fired the game opener at 8.44 with Steve Murley and Pete Glover assisting. Larry Haugh then found the mark with two successful shots in a space of thirty-three seconds near the 15-minute mark before John McKinley notched the first Dominion counter. Murley picked up the assist on Haugh's first marker and the other line-mate Ron Lindenfield assisted on the second. After McKinley's goal, O'Rourke picked up his second counter of the first session with Barry Baynham and Larry Laye assisting and Laye scored with O'Rourke setting up the play. Bill Stirling gave the Zurich fans a bit of hope scoring at the eight second mark of the middle frame on a three-way passing effort with Stu Mustard and John Loader. Pete Glover regained the four goal lead for the Hawks with his first tally of two at 5.43 with Rick Schell getting an assist. McKinley beat John Hay ter for the second time in the game at 14.16 to complete the Dominion scoring for the night. In the closing frame, Larry Laye and Pete Glover each scored their second goals of the game and Ron Lindenfield found the scoring mark to finalize the Exeter scoring. The Hawks took 17 of the 30 penalties handed out by referees Cliff Gauthier and Don Clarke of Lambeth, Included in the penalty total were last period majors and a misconduct to Barry Baynham of the Hawks and Bruce Schoenals of Zurich who engaged in fisticuffs. The game was witnessed by a standing room crowd of 1,152. Exeter teams competed in tournaments this week that were • open only to house league players that did not sign OMHA cards, In novice play the locals blanked Wiarton 8-0 and were in turn shut-out 5.0 by Owen Sound. In the opening contest Randy Parsons scored four times to lead the Exeter attack. Steve Skinner wasn't in line with a two goal effort while David Atthill and Danny Bell each scored singles. The pee wees were blariked 3-0 by St. Marys in their first start. In bantam play, the Exeter boys ran roughshot over Hanover by a score of 12-1 in the tournament opener and were edged 5-2 by Owen Sound in the second round. Rick Bowers picked up a hat trick to head up the Exeter scoring against Hanover while Bill VanBergen, Terry Janke and Grant Wach each scored two goals. Completing the local goal total with single scores were Henry Martens, Dan Regier and John Musser. The Exeter goals against Owen Sound were fired by Grant Wach and Dennis Doidge. SCORE EARLY AND OFTEN Against Delhi in the second round, the Exeter club wasted little time in showing their supporters they meant business by scoring four times in the first period of the first game before their opposition reached the scoreboard. The scoring was well spread in the first period with Robbie Heard, Brian Clarke, Brian Horre11 and Perry Pooley notching one goal each. In the second session, Clarke and Perry Pooley were back with their second scores of the game. The third period saw Perry Pooley up his game goal production to four with two more goals and Robbie Heard picked up his second. Teams Thinning Out With the spring season well on the way, the number of hockey teams still in the hunt for Ontario championships is being reduced considerably. In this district we have two clubs still in the running with good chances to bring home provincial crowns. The Exeter junior Hawks have moved into the semi-final round of the OHA junior "D" ranks and are this week meeting Norwich in a best-of-seven series. In addition to Norwich and Exeter, teams from Cannington, Madoc and Haliburton remain in contention for junior honors. The Hawks disposed of the Zurich Dominions in six games with four of their regulars out of action due to injuries. We would like to wish Bob Baynham, Bob White and all the juniors the best of luck as they move down the playoff trail. The other team with a tremendous chance of being crowned Ontario champs is the Lucan-Ilderton Jets. The Jets currently lead the Tillsonburg Appolos three games to none in a best of seven semi-final series and could move into the final with a win on Huron Park ice, Friday night. At the moment in other OHA Intermediate "B" play, Elmvale leads Parry Sound two games to none while Napanee and Whitby are battling in another quarter final round. The northern and eastern winners will meet in another series to decide who will move on against the southern winner in the Ontario final, Our same wishes go out to Jack Nairn, Don Urbshott and Steve Storey who guide the fortunes of the Lucan-ilderton club. HEARD HELPS In the second half of the series, the Exeter boys won 5-3 to take the round 14.5 and this time it was Robbie Heard with a two goal effort that led the scoring, Perry and Paul Pooley and Brad Taylor were the other Exeter goal getters in single fashion, Taylor's goal was managed as he tipped in a shot from Brian Horrell whO had taken a pass from Robbie Heard. Midgets away to a good start The Exeter midgets were successful in their first start in the annual Hespeler tournament, Tuesday evening. The local youngsters coached by Bill Chipchase edged Paris 3-2 in overtime to qualify for the next round. Their second game will he Friday afternoon at 4:45. Randy Preszcator, Larry Bourne and Jim Guenther were the Exeter goal getters. GET EARLY LEAD On home ice Friday, the Hawks scored the only two goals of the first period and were never seriously threatened on the way to their 10-2 win and a one game edge in the best-of-seven final. The Hawks led 6-1 after the second period of play and outscored the' Dominions 4-1 in the last twenty minutes of play. The forward line of Larry Haugh, Steve Murley and Ron Lindenfield Was in high gear as they scored six goals and picked up eight assists. Murley, back after a one-game layoff led the attack THE INJUREb WERE THERE TO CHEER - Probably the best cheering section the Exeter Hawks had in Zurich Sunday night was provided by four players currently out of action because of injuries, Shown in a happy mood after the game are Mike Hoy, Ron Janke, John Braid and Randy Parsons. r-A photo