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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-12, Page 7BOW OUT OF H-P — The South Huron senior Panthers were eliminated from further play in the Huron-Perth Conference Friday afternoon in Wingharn when they dropped a close 14.9 decision to the Wingliam Mustangs, Members of the team are: Back, left, Coach Glenn Mickle, Mike Chandler, Pete Mason, Larry Bourne, Gerard O'Rourke, Richard Jennison, Doug Mock, Vincent Ayotte, Gary Lavier, Brian Campbell, John Taylor, Steve Wuerth and coach Ron Bogart, Centre, Gary Hess, Brian Bestard, Murray Glanville, Ian Johnston, Gary Eagleson, Phil Nelson, Don Jones, Dale MacKenzie, Bill Taylor, Ron Hartman, Bill Kraft, Randy Preszcator, Cam McArthur, Larry Hess and Don Truemner. Front, Bob Mackie, David Hunter, Dennis Ferguson, Wayne Mayer, Thor Orenchuk, Allan MacLean, Joe O'Rourke, Ron Janke, Brian Miller, Ed Holubowicz, Gary Baker and Steve Murley. 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Exeter on Wednesday and Lambeth, Friday night, They managed only eight goals for and 22 against, once again pointing out a weakness in the defensive play of the club as the forwards continue to skate only one way and the defence fail to play aggressive hockey, On Tuesday, Mitchell took advantage of home ice by winning 5-4 on goals by Don Hislop and Glen Nicholson in the first period, Glen Nicholson and Bob Carnochan scored in the second and Jim Powell in the final session. Dave Revington and Ken Needham each scored twice for the Irish as these .two players continue to show improvement each time out. Joe Arnold was a busy man in goal for Lucan. Wednesday night the Exeter Hawks led all the way with Lucan's only goal coming from the stick of Tom klodgins, in a good play assisted by Dennis. A more detailed account of this game appears elsewhere on these pages. 0' STONETOWNE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES • '70 F-85 W-31 DEMO 2-door coupe blue, Lic. 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J84873 .$ 865 STONETOWNE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE St. Marys 284-1610 .ss Friday the Lambeth Flyers humbled the Irish by a 7.3 score in Lambeth. The star of the game was Greg Steel with a hat trick for Lambeth. Jim Macklem scored twice and Dennis Carty once for the luckless Irish. Sunday night the Irish picked up their second win of the year by downing the Belmont Sunsets by a 4.2 score. This game saw the return of Brad Barclay which helped the defensive play of the club. Jim Macklem scored Lucan's first goal, then Barclay scored what proved to be the winning goal early in the second period, Jeff Craig and Dave Revington each added a goal while Ed Landor and Frank Gray scored for the Sunsets. In goal for Lucan was Bruce Maslen. Bruce has been in goal for both the Irish wins and could take over the goaltending duties for the team as his ability not to leave loose pucks laying in front of the goal helped to keep the Sunsets off the scoresheet. Last night Hensall Co-op were in Luean. Did you see the game? Tigers lose to Lucan The Crediton Tigers preparing for the upcoming Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "C" season dropped a close decision to the Lucan Merchants in exhibition play at the Huron Park arena, Sunday night. The Lucan club members of the South Middlesex Hockey league scored four times in the first period on the way to their 8-7 win over the Tigers. Crediton meets the Huron Park entry of the Exeter and district Rec league at the Huron Park arena Sunday night at 8.30 in another exhibition game. Fred Piett was the big scoring gun for the Merchants picking up a hat trick for his night's work, two markers coming in the first period. Gary Leger was close behind with a two goal effort while single scores were notched by Bob Hardy, Rick connell and Tom Hardy. Bill Chipch,ase, back from a tryout with he Salem Rebels of the Eastern Amateur league scored thefirst,three goals of the game for the Tigers. Scoring ,in single fashion were Ken Fraser, Paul Young, Gary Grant and Dennis,IyIorrissey. Rec loop play„„ starts tonight Play starts tonight, Thursday in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league with five teams in competition. A doubleheader will be played each Thursday night at 8 and 9": 30 .p.m. with a single contest going Monday nights at 9:15. The Huron Park Leafs, last yeat's champs ,Will be joined by the Bank Boys, Newby Tire, — Please turn to page 8 The Exeter Hawks hold down first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" Western grouping as the result of four consecutive wins in as many league starts. The last three Hawk triumphs were by decisive scores. Wednesday in Lucan they trounced the Irish Six 10-1, Friday on home ice it was 13.3 over Tavistock and Sunday afternoon at the Hensall arena the Hawks won over the Hensall Co-Ops by a score of 10-2, The Hawks were in Lambeth last night, Wednesday to take on the Flyers and will be at home at the Exeter arena Friday night to play host to the Belmont Sunsets. In the four games to date Ron Lindenfield is the Hawks top scorer with nine goals while line-mate Larry Haugh is the top point getter with a total of 21. In Hensall Sunday afternoon, the Hawks held to three goals in the first 40 minutes of play broke loose with a seven goal barrage in the final period to win 10-1. Lindenfield, Joe O'Rourke and Bob Rowe scored for the Hawks in the first period with Randy Decker counting the lone goal for tha Co-Ops. The second period was scoreless with John Hayter of the Exeter club and Glenn Gascho in goal for the Co-Ops able to keep their opponents off the score sheet. Ron Lindenfield and Larry Haugh each scored twice in the final 20 minutes of play with single markers being fired by captain Larry Laye, Steve Murley and Boblowe. The final Hensall goal came on an unassisted effort by centre John McKinley. Score early Against Tavistock on home ice, Friday night it was a different story with the Hawks notching seven goals in the first period and then coasting to an easy 13-3 victory. Ron Linden field was again the top Hawk marksman with two goals in each of the first and third sessions. In addition to scoring two goals Larry Haugh picked up seven assists giving him a nine point night. Hustling Pete Glover was close behind in the scoring department with a hat trick to his credit and assists on two scoring plays by his mates. The other two goal scorers for the Hawks was Steve Murley with single goals going to Dennis Ferguson and Larry Laye. In addition to his forward duties, Ferguson is available for spare goal tending chores. While the Hawks were well ahead on the scoreboard they also made a lot more trips to the penalty box than the visitors from Tavistock. The Hawks were assessed 23 penalties, all of the minor variety while Tavistock picked up only nine minor infractions. The 10-1 Exeter win over the Lucan Irish Wednesday night was the result of a solid effort with seven different performers sharing in the scoring. The Hawks moved out in front quickly with three goals in the first period from Ron 1 9 6 6 PONTIAC PARISIENNE Convertible, automatic, radio, K7727 1964 PONTIAC 2-door hardtop, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, J57985 1964 METEOR SEDAN V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio 94909N 1962 FORD hardtop, 2-door, radio, automatic, H78765 PRIVATELY OWNED 1967 VOLVO 4-cylinder stick, radio, new tires, excellent condition. 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HAWK SCORING The Lucan goal was scored by G A Pts centre Torn Hodgins with assists Larry Haugh 6 15 21 going to Dennis Carty and Ken Pete Glover 5 8 13 Needham, Ron Lindenfield 9 3 12 In the third period the Hawks Steve Murley 4 4 8 added five more goals while the Joe O'Rourke 3 4 7 Irish were held scoreless. Bob Rowe 3 0 3 Steve Murley, Joe O'Rourke, Larry Laye 2 1 3 Brian Campbell, Jim Guenther Brian Campbell 1 1 2 and Pete Glover were the final Jim Guenther 1 1 2 Exeter sharpshooters. It was the Mike Hoy 1 1 2 second of the night for O'Rourke Ron Janke 1 1 2 and Glover. Peter Kleinstiver 1 1 2 The Irish were the winners in Dennis Ferguson 1 0 1 the penalty department being Brian Bestard 0 1 1