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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-12-10, Page 9GET EXETER TROPHY — The Brucefield Bombers won the Bill Cutting trophy for the third time this fall. Bill Cutting makes the presentation to captain Betty Dalrymple, Joyce Ferguson and Joanne Aldwinkle. T-A photo Minor hockey roundup 4 P. 011,11, iv* 12 Day Motor Coach Tour Florida Vacation. from $149,00 L4ves Wed. Dec, 23. Returns Sunday, Jan. 3. Write Habkirk Transit Service, Seaforth for Brochure Phone 527.1222 '18111.#4114401504404111441.4.1111 December Specials Ni THE SAVINGS 1963 CHRYSLER 2 Door Hard Top, V-8 Automatic, Radio, Power Steering and Power Brakes, (Certified) Lic. H26614 1964 PONTIAC 4 Door, 6 Cylinder, Automatic, Radio, Lic. J56850, (Can be certified) at 1965 PONTIAC PAR ISIENNE 4 Door, V-8, automatic, radio, Lic, H5595 1965 DODGE POLARA 4 Door, V-8, Automatic, Radio, Lic. J55630 1966 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4 Door, V-8, Automatic, Radio, Power Steeririg, Lic. 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Message did not show mileage to next chariot station. Tigers get victory are without a league The Crediton Tigers outscored the Clinton Colts 12-7 in Clinton Thursday night in what is. probably their last OHA league game of the season. The Clinton club has folded and the Seaforth Beavers have replaced Walkerton in the northern grouping leaving Crediton as the lone club in this area, Manager Joe Regier is attempting to find a spot in another league. He has been assured by OHA officials that the .Crediton club will receive a bye into OHA playoffs. The Tigers will continue in action by -playing an exhibition game Sunday night at the Huron Park arena at 8:30 against a club from the South Middlesex league, In Clinton Thursday the Tigers roared right to the front with a six goal barrage in the first period. Paul Young scored twice in the first period with single goals being fired by Bill Taylor, Gary Grant, Dennis Morrissey and Bill Fifth place tie in Legion darts The Dark Angels continue to hold a seven point edge at the top of the standings in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. The Angels have 42 points while the Sharpshooters and BJ's are in second spot all even with 35 points. The Doublers hold down fourth with 33 points and the Dart Sharks, Itchy Four and Late Niters are in a three-way tie for next spot with 31 points. Bill Smith leads the men in games won with 20 while Marg Wragg has 13 wins to lead the ladies section. Last week's scores were: B J's 5 — Canners 0 Featherflights 5 — Scotties 0 Noisy Ones 4 — Late Niters 1 Doublers 4 — Shiphunters 1 Dark Angels 4 — D & S's 1 Sharpshooters 4 — B A's 1 Dart Sharks 3 — Itchy Four 2 Winkers 3 — Swimmers 2 Irish get split in Junior hockey The Lucan Irish split a pair of games over the past week in OHA Junior `D' play. The Irish blanked Tavistock 9-0 and were blasted 12-3 by the Exeter Hawks in Exeter, Friday night. Wednesday the Tavistock Warriors proved little opposition for the fighting Irish bowing 9-0. In the first period Dennis Carty scored at 18.50 assisted by Tom Hodgins and Jeff Craig and at this point it looked like we might have a close game. In the second period Jim Hearn, Jeff Craig, Jack Bradley and Ken Needham scored to make the score 5-0. In the third and final 20 minutes Jim Hearn scored twice, Brad Barclay and Dennis Carty each scored singles. Both teams were given 12 penalties in the game. Lucan outshot the visitors 54 to 31. The first star went to Dennis Carty, second star to Jeff Craig and thirdstar to Jim Hearn. Friday night the Irish travelled to Exeter and were badly beaten by Bob White's crew absorbing a 12-3 loss. Details of this game can be read elsewhere on the sports pages. As yet the Irish are not playing as a team and could take a lesson from the team play of the Hawks who pass the puck and skate as a unit. Because of this the Exeter entry is well on its way to another league championship. Until our boys learn to take a check without blowing their cool we will have to rely on spectacular goaltending WOAA Members of district teams are well up in the scoring races in the four categories in the Wes tern Ontario Athletic Association minor hockey play. In the pee wee league, the Grand Bend youngsters are in first place with six points while Steve Jennison of the Bend is the top scorer with 15 points. Jamie Caldwell of Hensall is in second spot with nine points while Cecil Nickles of Huron Park and Kevin Datars of Grand Bend tied for fourth place with eight points apiece. Zurich heads the bantam league with three straight wins. Harry Smits, Gerald Weido, Pat Bedard and Bill Bedard of the Zurich club are the top four scorers in the league' with Rick Ingram of Hensall next in line. Scoring in the midget division is dominated by players from Clinton and Mitchell. Larry Ferguson and Murray Glanville of Hensall are tied for sixth place with five points each. A half dozen Hensall youngsters are in the top ten scorers in the novice section. They are Danny Taylor, who holds down second spot with eight points and Terry Caldwell, Ken Varley, Les Consitt, Robbie Pryde and Bryan Baker. SHAMROCK Exeter's three minor hockey clubs came up with four out of a possible six points in Wednesday's weekly tripleheader at the Exeter arena. In the opening game of the night, the local pee wees lost-to Dorchester by a score of 5-2 and then the wins started to come. The bantams won their game by a score of 8-6 and the midgets wound up the night with a 5-2 decision. Morley Obre and Marty Becker were the Exeter goal getters in the pee wee loss to Dorchester. Larry Clarke and Wayne Regier each scored twice to pace the local bantam counting with single markers going to Steve Schroeder, Brian Taylor, John Wuerth and Kevin Bestard. Peter Gill with a hat trick to his credit headed the Exeter midget scoring attack with single successful shots being fired by Gerard O'Rourke and Randy Tieman. NOVICE The Exeter novice hockey club continue to knock over their opposition with regularity in the Shamrock minor league and in exhibition play. The locals, coached by Ron Bogart and Bob Pooley chalked up two decisive shut-out victories over the past week. Friday night at the Exeter arena, preceding the regular junior game, the novice boys blanked Mitchell 7-0 while Saturday afternoon in Lucan they downed Dorchester by a 9.0 count. Their next opposition might be a bit tougher with the London AAA club coming in for an exhibition contest at the Exeter arena, Friday night at 6:30. Saturday afternoon the Exeter club travels to Lucan to meet Lambeth in a Shamrock game. Against Mitchell six different Exeter boys shared in the scoring with only Brad Taylor being a double scorer. Single goals were notched by Steve Skinner, Randy Parsons, David Bogart and Paul and Perry Pooley. Paul Pooley was the top goal getter in the win over Dorchester with a hat trick performance for his afternoon's work. The Exeter scoring was completed in single fashion by Perry Pooley, Danny Bell, Brad Taylor, Darrell Preszcator, Randy Fisher and Randy Parsons. Steve Wells and Jim Veri shared goal tending duties in both games, DOBBS for DODGE 1968 MONACO 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, J54577 1967 FORD CUSTOM 500, V-8, automatic, radio, 27,000 miles, one owner, J55723 1 9 6 7 OLDSMOBILE DE LMONTE 340, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, 22,000 miles, one owner, J55375 1967 DODGE POLARA SEDAN, V-8, automatic, radio, 57,000 miles, one owner, H45435 1967 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE SEDAN, 6 cyl, automatic, radio, 36,000 miles, one owner, J55619 1966 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, V-8, automatic, radio, J83448 $995 1964 CHRYSLER SEDAN, V-8, automatic, radio, power steering and brakes, J70695 $545 Dobbs Motors Limited, 216 Main Street, 'Telephone 235-1250 Exeter, Ontario. Chipehase. In the second period, Ghipchase, Grant and Young were back on the score board with Terry Bourne also hitting the mark. Laurie Colquhoun fired three straight goals near the end of the period to start the Clinton scoring. Final period scorers for Crediton were Terry Bourne and Dennis Morrissey. Bud Boyes got two and Mike Marquis a single to complete the Clinton scoring. Good point leads for lady skips Rinks skipped by Melva Ecker, Marg Murley and Janet Lovell lead the three divisions of the Exeter curling club first draw after four weeks of play. The Ecker rink is in front of the Tuesday group with 35 points while Lee Dobbs and her foursome are in second spot with 32 points. Marg Murley and her rink have a point total of 44 to head the Wednesday curlers with Marie McCarter's group 21/2 points back in second place. The Lovell led rink has a comfortable lead in Thursday's play with 38 points, Tied in second spot with 28points apiece are rinks skipped by Ada Dinney, Margaret Strang and Edna Busche. Last week's scores were: M. Ecker 9 — D. Elder 6 B. Bell 6 — H. Jermyn 5 L. Dobbs 6 — L. Hearn 5 E. Knight 7 A. MacDonald 3 A. Bray 6 — H. Burton 5 M. Murley 8 — H. Webber 5 D. Coates 12 — E. Boyle 4 M. Broadfoot 6 — D. Pfaff 5 M. McCarter 7 — B. Dawson 5 A. Dinney 7 — J. McDowell 4 J. Lovell 9 — E. Busche 7 M. Marshall 7 — M. Strang 5 Combines gain two victories The Zurich Combines came up with two straight wins in Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "C" play over the past week, both coming by one goal margins. The Combines edged the Listowel Vets 7-6 in Listowel, and came back to the Zurich arena, Tuesday night to edge the Wingham Goodyears 4-3. With only seven players in the line-up against Listowel, Al Buchanan who played all but four minutes of the entire game led the Combines with a hat trick performance. ° Scoring two goals apiece to complete the winning total were • Fred Lamb and George Suplat. John Loader was a double scorer against Wingham with single scores being notched by Bill Hoffman and George Suplat. The Combines next home game is at the Zurich arena Tuesday night at nine o'clock when they play host to Listowel.