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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-05, Page 20FIGURE SKATING STARTS — A record number of district youngsters have registered for figure skating lessons at the Exeter arena. Shown with professional Brad Loosely and club president Barb Dougherty are Lynn Mercer, Denise Turnbull and Sheila and Dani McLeod. 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There is room for more in these classes if you would like to join come on Saturday. The fee is $5.00. Ballet classes started last Saturday at the High School with the first class at 10 a.m. Debi Wooden is the instructor again this year and although classes are almost filled a few more registrations can be accepted. Minor hockey started last week when the selected captains picked their teams. The remaining time was used up playing two games with four teams in the Novice league. The opener proved to be very exciting as Vancouver battled the Black Hawks to a 2-all tie. Dave Atthill scored both Vancouver goals while Steve Skinner and Preston Dearing scored the Black Hawk goals. The game between the Road Runners and Boston was almost as exciting as the Road Runners defeated Boston 5-4. Paul Gaiser and captain Randy Parsons led the Road Runners with two goals apiece while Eugene Clarke scored the other marker. Boston goals were scored by Dave Robinson who got two with singles scored by Brad Taylor and Darrell Preszcator. In Pee Wee hockey the Seals defeated the Panthers 3-1 on two goals by Morley Obre and one by captain Robert Heard. The lone goal for the Panthers was scored by Doug Regier. For the first game of the season the second Pee Wee game was a thriller from start to finish with a final score of 4-all. Big Tom Hayter scored the first hat trick of the season as his Boston team, "Tom is the captain", tied the Blues. Brian Clarke scored the other Boston Minor bowling is in full swing with over 150 boys and girls registered. 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Ken Pinder, captain of the Blues scored 2 goals with singles by Brian Horrell and Robert Jolly. Gaines this week: About 20 more bantams are needed in order to have four houseleague teams. Over 40 boys were out to try for the bantam all-stars. If all these boys would come out for houseleague a solid league could be formed with four teams. I hate to keep harping on help but coaches are badly needed for two pee wee teams and possibly four bantam teams. The four novice teams and the mites and squirts all have coaches for the season but the other teams are still without. All games are on Saturday afternoon. If any names are missing in the Novice or Pee Wee teams give me a call at 235-2833. A meeting for Rec League teams will be held at the Arena, Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Anyone interested in entering a team come to the meeting. PEE WEE TEAMS Seals — Robert Heard (captain), Marty Becker, John Van Gerwen, Perry Pooley, Morley Obre, Greg Beattie, Jim Cockwell, Bob Hoffman, Fraser Boyle. Panthers — Jerry Webb (coach); Jim Webb, (captain), Laurie Skinner, Howard Schenk, Doug Regier, Steven Baynham, Bruce Gunn, Kevin Wurm, Robert Pertschy, John Lindenfield, Murray Stewart. Blues — Steven Willert (coach); Ken Pinder (captain), Robert Jolly, Brian Horrell, Paul Shapton, Fred Robinson, Paddy Pfaff, Mike Dougherty, Brian Pym, Jeff Davis, Gary Blanchard. Boston — Tom Hay ter (captain), Mike Brintnell, Brian Clarke, Paul Pooley, Bill Datars, Larry Lippert, Jeff Clarkson, Jeff Darling, Wayne Anderson, Graham Kadey. NOVICE Road Runners — Brian Horrell (coach); Randy Parsons (captain), Eugene Clark, Randy Fisher, Paul Gaiser, Phillip McLeod, Tony Mattucci, Ron Wright, Dave Cann, Dick Dougall, Derek Regier. Boston — Steve Baynham, Bill Datars (coaches); Brad Taylor (captain), Dareell Preszcator, Dennis Preszcator, Paul Van Gerwen, David Robinson, Robbie Datars, Jerry Van Gerwen, Dwayne Mathers, Bradley Coates. Black Hawks — Brad Roelofson (coach); Dave Bogart (captain), Steve Skinner, Danny Bell, Jim Veri, Brad Beattie, Preston Dearing, Dan Preszcator, Bruce Thorne, Paul Hockey. Vancouver — Steven Willert (coach); Brian Mercer, Ted Triebner, Dave Atthill, Dan Mittelholtz, Willy Northcott, Larry Dawson, Tom O'Neil, Craig Alexander, Tod Heywood, Stan Robbins. When the flooding River Severn put several front rows of a movie theater in Shrewsbury, England, under water, the show went on. A sign outside the theater said: "non-swimmers cannot be admitted in the two-shilling seats." By CLARE STANLEY Lucan Irish started the season off with a 7-3 win over the Clinton Colts, Wednesday and then dropped a close 4-3 decision to the Hensall-Zurich Co-ops, Friday night. In 'goal for Lucan, Bruce Maslen stopped 40 shots while Irish marksmen were Dave Revington, Jim Macklem, Jack Bradley, Keven McCarman, Jeff Craig, Ron Hodgins and Doug The Crediton Tigers made their first start of the season a winning one at the Huron Park arena, Sunday night by trouncing the Clinton Colts 14-5 in an exhibition contest. Both teams will be competing in an Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "C" grouping along with the Seaforth Beavers and Goderich Sailors. The same two teams are expected to meet in a return game at the Clinton arena, tonight, Thursday. Big third period The Crediton boys broke loose with a big eight goal barrage in the third period to run away from the opposition from Clinton in a hard hitting rough contest in which more than 30 penalties were called by referee Bill Walsh of Stratford. Captain Dennis Morrissey opened the scoring before one minute had elapsed in the game to put his club out in front to stay. The Tigers outscored Clinton 3-1 in each of the first two periods setting up the last period spree. After Terry Wade had scored for Crediton and Dean Reid replied for Clinton in the first period, Ken Fraser put the score up to 3-1 for the Tigers with a successful penalty shot. In the second period, Bill Bowden, Bob Gruber and Bob Buchanan scored singles for Crediton and Ken Daer registered for Clinton. The third period saw Terry Bourne score three times to lead the Tiger attack. Bob Buchanan tallied twice to up his game total to a hat trick and single goals were chalked up by Bob Gruber, Rosser scored for Lucan. All Clinton goals were scored in the second period by Mark Jenkins, Ron Henry and Stew Mustard. Once again against Clinton, Lucan led in penalties picking up 17 while Clinton had eight all. minor while Ken McCarman and Dave Revington received major misconducts. In the first period Dave Revington opened the scoring at 2.05. Jim Macklem'sgoal came at Dennis Morrissey and John Loader. Scoring for Clinton were Butch Fleet with a two goal effort and a single goal being counted by Paul Draper. Joe Regier is the manager of the Crediton club while Pete Ravelle handles the coaching duties. BOWLING SCORES 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111q11111111101111111111 MEN'S "A" LEAGUE UN (T. Van Steeg 785) 7 24 RO (J. Fuller 779) 0 25 SP (B. Nicol 720) 5 23 SU (G. Webb 619) 2 20 FA (J. Russell 685 ) 5 38 C4 th (E. Matzold 695) 2 27 167 (C. McDonald 678) 4 17 L&M (B. Farquhar 657) 3 24 DH (D. Carey 729) 5 19 RB . (B. Sanders 722) 2 12 IGA (A. Nea1738) 5 34 CA (W. Beattie 733) 2, 31 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE OU (B. Hogg 694) TR (J. Regier 541) CU (J. Brand 813) DD (T. McDonald 744) RU (B. Brand 638) NO (G. Ford 653) WO (R. Dickey 804) MF (B. Tuckey 574) PE (G. Bierling 597) HB (K. Kelly 637) LADIES'"A" LEAGUE OB (G. Bierling 699) BeB (M. Holtzmann 617) PP (L. Be11638) LE (N. Dowson 673) BB (L. Farquhar 670) HD (R. Durand 670) AB (P. Holmes 590) CH (M. Edwards 628) HG (J. Lovell 704) DD (K. Hodge 475) MM (G. Farquhar A. Prout 681) HS (B. Sauder 589) LADIES' "B" LEAGUE BL (K. Penhale 523) TT (M. Wells 626 ) MM (M. Brunzlow 711) HO (B. MacDonald 597) GY (M. Shoebottom 492) AC (M. Bridges 584) HA (K. Marriott 602) JS (I. Neil 434) DI (C. Hodgson 534) VVB (B. Minderline 450) SP (E, Reid 655) IB (K. Kirk 501) MIXED LEAGUE PP (J. Bell 738) RA (A. miller633) CH (P. Durand 712) TM (R. Cockwill 527) VA (P. McFalls 680) TLG (D. Goldsmith 706) BB (B, MacDonald 588) AO (R. Schroeder 591) HS (M. CronYn 622) CF (R. Hippern 611) M&P (A. Neal 685) HH (B. Farquhar 782) WI (D. mcKnight 714) O&E (A. Hnat619) FA (E. Horne 592) YS (J. Jones 544) HE (A. Skinner 524) IR (J. Clark 508) MEN'S INTERTOWN Exeter Goderich Bowl-Mor — Stratford Mitchell Mike's Lanes— Stratford St. Marys Centre Restaurant — Stratford Valiants — Stratford Clinton Zurich LADI ES1 INTERTOWN Bowl-Mor No. 1 Stratford 21 Mike's No.2 Stratford 19 St. Marys 17 Exeter 15 Bowl-Mor No. 2 Stratford 7 Mike's No, 1 Stratford 5 LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE CC (M. McRobert 613) 7 28 SP (M. Murphy 568) 7 26 DA (M. Young 860) 7 23 HH (H. Hardy 564) 4 18 5 17 3 IS 5 14 0 14 2 11 2 2 14.23 while Jack Bradley assisted by Jim Hearn made it 3-0 at 15.50. Keven McCarman closed the scoring at 18.53. Clinton scored at 5.34, 6.33 and 11.28 Jenkins, Henry and Stew Mustard in that order. Then at 13.30 Jeff Craig received an unassisted goal and Tom Hodgins scored at 19.45. The only goal of the third period was from the stick of Doug Rosser at 15.29. Shots on goal were 43 for Lucan and 40 for the Colts. Bruce Maslen was in goal for the Irish to pick up the win. Friday night, Fred Elder scored the winning goal with 47 seconds left to play in the third period to give the H-Z club the 4-3 victory. In the first period Lucan and Zurich-Hensall Co-ops each scored with Jim Hearn getting his first of two goals and John Corriveau scoring for the Hensall-Zurich team. In the second period Lucan scored the only goal off the stick of Ken Needham. In the third period Jim Hearn scored his second goal of the game with singles going to Aubrey Bedard and Ron Corriveau. Penalties played a big part in the Co-ops win, with the Irish getting 17 to only six for the winners. Joe Arnold played a steady game in goal for the Irish and with a little help from his teammates could have won the game for Lucan. Let's hope the Irish stayed out of the penalty box last night in the game against the Exeter Hawks. 1967 AMBASSADOR 6-1966 MODELS 5-1965 MODELS Rec news Need scorers By ALVIN WILLERT Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Wednesdays and Fridays after school. So if any parents of the children or other interested 9.10 Road Runners vs Vancouver 10-11 Boston vs Black Hawks 114 Mites & Squirts persons would phone Ruth like to help, Durand at 1.3 34 Bantam Seals vs Blues 235-0714. 4.5 Boston vs Panthers Tigers on scoring spree clobber Clinton Colts 5 36 2 15 7 34 0 23 5 23 2 30 7 34 0 23 7 24 0 3 5 30 2 32 7 33 0 9 7 31 0 20 4 6 3 34 7 39 0 16 5 26 2 18 7 41 0 12 7 35 0 0 5 29 2 -.23 7 32 0 27 7 24 0 18 7 23 0 23 5 36 2 18 7 36 0 14 5 30 2 13 7 35 0 26 5 24 2 15 5 38 2 34 7 33 0 22 5 16 2 27 5 16 2 8 60 56 55 52 51 46 40 32 28 20 HO (D, Rummell 594) RA (J. Harding 6 31) Pr (N. Hickson 531) SS (H. Williams 550) SH (J. Jervis 558) RO (L. Lightfoot 465) HB (B. Manders 512) 0 0 CO (C, blomert 528) 0 0 4 4