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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-12, Page 6Pogo 6 Times-Advocate, Novinnhar 12, 1970 FOR A41., GOOD SPORTS By Rots Haugh Need help To operate a successful sports or recreation program in any community it takes a lot of volunteer help and sometimes this is hard to find, At the moment help is badly needed in two departments of the Exeter recreational system. Ruth. Durand who is director of the minor bowling program needs scorekeepers and several coaches are needed tor the minor hockey house league,. Anyone with scoring knowledge in the game of five-pin bowling and a couple of hours of free time, Monday, Tuesday or Friday afternoons after school would be made very welcome. Minor bowling goes from four until six o'clock each of these afternoons, Any volunteers may call Mrs. Durand at 235-0714 or the Bowling Lanes at 235-2781. The vacancies for coaching are for the pee wee and bantam house league teams. The bantams play from one o'clock until three o'clock each Saturday afternoon with the pee wees following for the next two hours. Expert knowledge of hockey is not necessary for these positions. The main requisite besides the time required would be enthusiasm. A goodly number of coaches are now spending several hours at the arena each Saturday helping the more than 200 boys registered in the minor hockey program. We would hope a few more men would offer their services to fill this need, A telephone call to Rec director Alvin Willert at the arena will do the trick. A good deed At Monday's meeting of RAP, the local board that administers all activities of recreation, arena and parks in Exeter, motion was passed allowing members of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association to gain free admission to the Exeter Hawks junior games this winter. We feel this is a good move. Most members that will benefit from this move are now coaches or managers of the all-star minor teams that participate in Shamrock play. These men along with their wives spend a lot of time and money in driving the boys to games in sometimes distant centres. This includes the Christmas and Easter holiday tournaments that most of the local clubs participate in. This is only a small reward for their faithful services. Some will not be able to take in all of the home games of the Hawks as the various schedules do conflict occasionally. It's quite a common sight at the arena, to have various coaches and managers rushing in and out of the arena to or from a minor game while the Hawks are in action. The courtesy pass for the junior games will eliminate the question of how long these people are going to stay at a game and should make things simpler for everyone including the ticket takers. We know that most of these persons concerned do not mind paying to see the junior games but there's no reason why they shouldn't be given a small token for their services. The dedication of the minor executive and coaches over the last few years is certainly showing in the performance of the Hawks this year. Taking a quick look at a recent score sheet we find everyone of the players started in the minor hockey program here at least in the category of pee wee, if not before. Complain about Irish We received a letter early this week from an apparent avid junior hockey fan from the Lucan area complaining' bitterly of the performance of the Lucan Irish Six of the Western Junior "D" league. Due to the fact the letter was unsigned we are unable to print it in full. If the person in question wishes to have the letter used in its entirety all that is necessary is to furnish us with a nom de plume and his name which will be given out only to those people that request it. We will divulge some of the leading questions in the letter. First of all what is wrong with the Lucan Irish? Our writer says all fans in the Lucan area are asking this question. He then goes on to ask if it is the people running the team or the players themselves. The query is also put out as to why one of the leading scorers in the league is not being played the way he should? Team management is accused of breaking up good lines and continually mixing them up, causing confusion among the players and fans alike. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111itillallallallallifillIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111 Rec news Lots of goals By ALVIN WILLERT HURON-PERTH CHAMPS — For the second consecutive year the Huron-Perth Conference junior football championship has been won by the South Huron Panthers. The Panthers who defeated Goderich by a score of 21-6 Tuesday afternoon to win the title are shown above, Back, left, coach Jack Riddell, Brad Daters, Brian Tuckey, John Creces, Joe Kenda, Ray Lobb, John Muller, Gard Pryde, Harvey Desjardine, Kevin Bestard, John Verkerk and coach Doug Ellison. Complete second unbeaten season Centre, Don Ayotte, Pete McCann, Pius Dietrich, Graham Robinson, Mike Miller, Ron Clark, Brett Lavier, Gord Ward, Allan Knight, Rich Grenier, Gerald Weido, Gerard Charrette, Randy Tieman and Peter Wuerth. Front, Noel Skinner, Randy Giltillan, Bill Bedard, Dave Cyr, Gary McLean, Perry Stover, Peter Kleinstiver, Wayne Regier, Gary Gibson, Brad Gregus, Rob. Morley and Paul Robinson. T-A photo Panthers win Jr. title Ready Mix CONCRETE q°66"k•'-s.. 744L-- *111" Pram 255.-0833 Re s idence 228.6'61 C.A.McDOWELL Protect Your Car From Rust We are equipped to apply Supertest Protectyl to the underbod. of your car. 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Boston's scoring was by Brad Taylor who got four, singles were scored by Dave Robinson, Paul Van Gerwen, Darrell Preszcator and his brother Dennis. Steve Skinner got the lone Black Hawk marker. In Pee Wee Hockey another exciting game came about as the Blues battled the Seals to a 8-all tie, Paul Shapton scored all three goals for the Blues. The Seal goals were scored by Morley Obre with two, and also a single by John Van Gerwen, The Panthers whipped Boston 10,8 in the second game. Palithet goals were scored by Howard Schenk with four, Jim Webb with two, and singles by Murray Stewart, Doug Regier, Steven t aynliatri and Kevin Wurm. Tom Hayter scored all three goals for the Boston team. Games this Saturday: 9.10 Black Hawks vs Road Runners 10-11 Boston vs Vancouver Canucks 11- 1 Mites & Squirts 1. 3 Bantam 3 4 Panthers vs SealS 4. 5 Boston vs Blues The South Huron Panthers won the Huron-Perth Conference junior championship Tuesday afternoon for the second straight year by downing the Goderich Vikings by a score of 21.6 in a sudden-death game on the South Huron field. The win completed the second consecutive undefeated season for the youngsters who are coached by Doug Ellison and The Lucan- Ilderton Jets, defending Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B" champions ran their unbeaten streak for the season to eight games by chalking up three victories over the past week. The Jets opened the regular OHA season Sunday afternoon in Mayfield by downing the Cheltenhem Harvesters by a score of 9.2. On Huron Park ice, Friday night, the Jets bounced the University of Western Ontario Mustangs 9-4 and Tuesday night at the same rink they edged the Fanshawe College Falcons 6-3. Jet fans will be able to see their favorites in action for the first time in regular league play at home Sunday afternoon at two o'clock when they tangle with the Acton Tanners at the Huron Park arena. Start slow! y Against Cheltenham Sunday afternoon the Jets started slowly as the home team scored the first goal of the game. Before the first period was over the L-I club had blinked the goal light three times and were well on the way to victory. Ron Cauduro tied the game at a goal apiece when he had three whacks at a rebound before he was able to put the puck in the net. Dick Doughty took over near the end of the period and scored twice. Ken Loft drew assists on both plays while Fred Piett and Bill Dunnell picked up one assist apiece. Early in the second period, from a face-off in the Harvester end of the rink, Jack Nairn got the draw and flipped the puck over to Doug Galloway who scored quickly. Later on, Walt Parkinson tipped in a shot from Steve Proctor. Defenceman Larry Willert started the play. Third period goals were scored by Nairn, Loft, Willert and Jamie Robb. Wayne Parkinson and Don Stewart shared the goal tending duties for the winning Jets. Galloway leads Doug Galloway came up with a two goal performance to lead the Jets in their 6.3 win over the Fanshawe Falcons, Tuesday night. Playing coach Jack Nairn was actually the top point getter with three assists to go with a single goal fired late in the first period. Brian Plaskett, a Lucan native opened the scoring for the Falcons with a goal at 1,14 of the first. Near the end of the period Steve Storey tied the score and Nairn put his club ahead with less than two minutes to go. Fanshawe tied the score for a brief time in the second when EXHIBITION HOCKEY Sun., Nov. 8 Huron Park Arena 8:30 p,m. Huron Park vs Crediton Tigers Jack Riddell. They have now won 18 games in two seasons of play without a loss. In the final game, Goderich jumped in front quickly 6-0 as Paul Johnson returned the opening kickoff a distance of 100 yards and put the local juniors on the short end of the score for the first time this year. One of the key plays for the champs came late in the first half Pete Allen scored at 4.19. Before the second period was history Jet goals were fired by Jamie Robb, Barry Irwin and Doug Galloway. In the closing session, Galloway scored his second of the night for the L-I club and Bob Buchanan replied for the Falcons. Clean contest Only seven penalties were called with four going to the Jets in Friday night's win over the UWO Mustangs. Steve Storey was in a scoring mood most of the night and picked up a hat trick to lead the Jets to the 10-4 win. The first period ended 2.1 for the Jets with goals being fired by Steve Proctor and Dick Doughty while Brian Chinnick, a former London Junior "A" performer replied for the Mustangs. Jacques Cousineau, Jamie Robb, Bill Dunnell and Storey notched L-I goals in the middle frame while Jack Julius and Chinnick were scoring for Western. In the third period Storey scored twice to complete his hat trick performance and captain Doug Galloway notched a singleton. Finalizing the Mustang scoring was Bob Best. Dark angels move ahead Taking advantage of a five-point night in regular Exeter Legion mixed dart league play Friday night, the Dark Angels moved all out in front in first place. The Dark Angels have a season point total of 28, six more than the runner-up Sharpshooters. The Dart Sharks are another point back in third spot. Gerry Edington leads the male darters with 11 games won while Bill Smith and Keith Brintnell have each won 10 times. The ladies lead is shared by Jean Estey and Marg Wragg with nine games apiece. Last week's scores were: Dark Angels 5 — Noisy Ones 0 B J's 4 — Winkers 1 Itchy Four 3— Doublers 2 Shiphunters 3 -- D & S's 2 Dart Sharks 3-- B & A's 2 Scotties 3 — Canners 2 Late Niters 3— Featherflights 2 when Ray Lobb broke through the Goderich line and blocked an attempted punt close to the goal line and the ball bounced into the end zone where Allan Knight recovered for the first South Huron touchdown of the afternoon. Perry Stover tossed a successful pass to Pius Dietrich for the two-point conversion to put South Huron in front 8.6 at half-time. Early in the third period, quarterback Perry Stover started to sweep around the end and tossed a pass to wingback Gerard Charrette who galloped 50 years for the major score which was not converted. Late in the quarter, the Panthers moved the ball deep into Goderich territory and Pete Kleinstiver kicked a single point to make the point difference more than a converted touchdown. Well on in the fourth quarter Dave Cyr made a hard tackle on the Goderich quarterback and the ball squirted loose to be picked up by Gerald Weido on the one-yard line. Stover took the ball into paydirt on a quarterback sneak on the next play. Coach Ellison said it was the toughest game his club had encountered in two years. He praised his club for a good solid effort both ways. The blocked kick by Ray Lobb and interceptions by Gord Ward and Gord Pryde were instrumental in the win. Peter Kleinstiver kept the Goderich club in their own end with his consistently long kick-offs and punts. Wayne Regier was the big ground gainer for the Panthers picking up a total of 73 yards in 11 carries. Dave Cyr was close behind with 62 yards in an even dozen attempts and Perry Stover picked up 20 yards in six tries. Goderich coach Ray Donnelly said after the game "the South Huron boys outhustled us and that was it. They never.gave up after being down early in the game." SENIORS LOSE The South Huron senior football failed to make the Huron-Perth Conference finals as they dropped a close 14-9 decision to the Wingham Mustangs in Wingham Friday afternoon in a sudden-death final playoff game. Wingham plays the Goderich Vikings in Goderich this afternoon, Thursday for the league championship. According to coach Ron Bogart the Panthers put on their best offensive display of the season. While the Panthers led 3-0 at the end of the first half they had the momentum taken out of their game on the last play of the second quarter. From the Wingham 48 yard line and time running out Al MacLean started a running play to the left but handed off to Ron Janke who ran around right end and went all the way for a touchdown without being touched by a member of the opposing team. While the South Huron club thought they had another big six points, one of the officials called clipping on Brian Miller who pulled out of his guard position to lead the blocking on the counter play. Ron Janke kicked successive single points on a distance of 47 yards each and Larry Bourne gained another point on a wide field goal attempt from 11 yards out to account for the first half South Huron scoring. • Wingham came bouncing back with a touchdown culminating a march of 75 yards in 11 plays early in the third quarter to take a 6-3 lead. Early in the fourth period, South Huron took the ball on the Wingham 45 and went in to score on 11 plays with Al MacLean carrying over from three yards out to go in front by a score of 9-6. Wingham scored what proved to be the winning touchdown with less than a minute to go in the game and added a two-point conversion on a pass play. The Panthers gained a total of 203 yards along the ground. Ron Janke and Don Truemner were the big ground gainers with 68 and 58 yards, respectively. Brinsley- leads Ausable league After two weeks of play in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league Brinsley holds down first place with four points while Ailsa Craig and Shipka have two points apiece while Lieury remains winless. In Sunday's action, Brinsley downed Ailsa Craig 3-1 while Shipka shaded Lieury 5-4. Lloyd Mathers scored twice to lead the Brinsley scoring while George Tryon added the third marker. The lone Ailsa Craig goal was fired by Gwyn Griffiths. Rene Boogemans led the Shipka scoring attack with a two goal effort while single goals were fired by Brian Hodgins, Jim Finkbeiner and Barry Clark. Robbie Bender was a double scorer for Lieury with Sonny Slater and Paul Hodgins getting one goal each. The Exeter novice albsters opened the Shamrock hockey league regular season on the right note with a5.3 win over Larnbeth At the Lucan ,arena, .Saturday Afternoon, 'Wednesday in exhibition action, the local. youngsters coached by Ron Bogart and Bob Pooley played to a 4-4 tie with the St. Marys all-stars. The next action for Exeter boys is in Lucan Saturday Afternoon at three o'clock with Strathroy supplying- the opposition. Paul Pooley led the g/tilter attack in the win against Lambeth With two goals, Single goals were notched by Perry 1.10010Y, Derek Regier and Steve Skinner. Against St. Marys, Brad Taylor scored twice for the locals in the second period with assists going to Randy Parsons .and Randy Fisher, David Bogart fired the first Exeter goal in the opening session with Derek Regier providing the assist. Randy Parsons closed the scaring with an effort. in the closing period, Jets open OHA season, stretch streak to eight 4