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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-01-21, Page 7PUBLIC SCHOOL FLOOR HOCKEY CHAMPS — The boys team from Stephen Central school won the district elementary school floor hockey championship recently. Back left, coach Fred Negriln, Paul Love, Howard Schenk, Torn flayter, Ron Smith, Randy Finkbeiner, Bruce Hodge, Steven Schroeder, Marty Becker, Garry Wein, Robert Greene and coach Howard Lawrence. Front, Paul Fydenchuk, Wally Fydenchuk, captain Larry Clarke, Brian Kipfer, Stephen Hodgins and John Gollen. T-A photo. Carty gets hot trick Irish gain even break PAPAS BIRTHSTONE. IS cDFTEN -CHE. nfeINEDSTONE: But papa knows he won't have to worry about his car when he has it serviced at Ron Dale's. We're specialists in making it hum like new. RON Pit AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALES 04 SERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 24111e,TowING PleYee, 2 3 5 -1710 • EXETER OHA statistics G A Larry Haugh (E) 25 46 Tom Hodgins (Lu) 28 32 Dave Flannagan(M)26 33 Ed Landon (B) 36 22 Bob Zehr (T) 35 22 Jim Hearn (Lu) 24 28 Don Hislop (M) 26 24 JohnMcKinleytl-Z)29 22 Stu Mustard (C) 33 15 Pete Glover (E) 27 24 Pts 71 60 59 58 57 52 50 51 48 51 OHA INTERMEDIATE IF HOCKEY SUN., JAN. 24 2:00 p.m HURON PARK Arena CHELTENHAM HARVESTERS Vs. LUCAN-ILDERTON JETS OHA INTERMEDIATE 'B' CHAMPS Gebel Cabinets and T.E.Scarborough & Sons Ltd. are Jet Supporters TOM ENGLAND JIM FREEMAN GLENN McFALLS BILL DARLING JOE ARNOLD BRUCE MASLEN! KEN NEEDHAM DAN CA LCOTT president manager coach trainer goal goal defence defence gz. ti Boston took a 5 point lead in Novice house league as they defeated the Black Hawks by 7,2. Captain Brad Taylor scored four, Darrell Prezcator two and a Paul Van Gerwen a single for Boston. Danny Bell was the lone marksman for the Black Hawks. The Canucks also defeated their opponent Road Runners 7-2. This win put them three points from second place. Randy dna. Fisher got four goals, Dave Atthill two, and Brian Mercer got a single. Randy Parsons and Tony Mattucci each scored once for the Road Runners. The Seals increased their lead to four points as they defeated the Blues 4-3 in a. very close game. Morley Obre scored two goals, Brian Clarke and Perry Pooley singles for the Seals. Ken Pinder, Paul Shapton, and Paddy Pfaff scored one goal each for the Blues. The last place Boston took a 9-2 set back in the other Pee Wee houseleague game. Howard Schenk scored a "Hat Trick" and his two teammates Jim Webb and Steven Baynharn got two each, John Lindenfield and Robert Pertschy got singles. Paul Pooley and Tom Hayter got singles for the Boston team. Games this Saturday: 9-10 Boston vs Canucks 10-11 Road Runners vs Black Hawks 114 Squirts and Mites 1.3 Bantams 3.4 Boston vs Blues 4,5 Sealsys Panthers Don't forget Minor Hockey Day on Saturday January 30. Six hockey games including the Junior Hawks for $1.00. See you there. GOALTENDING AVERAGE G.P.I . G.A. Avg. John flayter 21 52 2.48 Dennis Ferguson(E) 4 11 2.75 By CLARE STANLEY The Lucan Irish gained an even split in two OHA Junior games over the past week. Wednesday the Exeter Hawks 'were in Lucan and managed a 5-3 win over the Irish. Thursday the Irish travelled to Tavistock and gained a 7-6 win over the Braves. In Wednesdays game Exeter outshot the Lucanites by a 43 to 37 score and picked up 9 penalties to Lucans 8. It would seem to this writer that the Hawks are not playing up to their early season form and that the Irish are beginning to play hockey as a team. Thursday night the Irish brought home two points defeating the Braves by a 7-6 score. In the last 3 games these clubs have played to large crowds and have never been more than a goal apart at the end of each game, Dennis Carty Lucan's high flying 18-year-old right winger scored the hat trick to make him The Exeter novice hockey club continued their unbeaten record in Shamrock minor league play Saturday but they had a close call. Brad Taylor came through with a third period goal enabling his club to edge Lambeth 3-2. Steve Skinner scored for only three home games left in the regular season before playoffs begin. Coach Glenn McFalls is pleased with the team's play atthis time and feels that barring any injuries the Irish are in top form for the upcoming playoffs, Friday, Lucan plays in Lambeth and on Saturday we travel to Belmont then next Wednesday Mitchell will be in town. Be sure to pick up one of the Irish booster pins at the Arena. Exeter in the first period from Randy Parsons and Taylor scored unassisted in the second period to give the Exeter club a 2-0 lead. Lambeth bounced back with two quick goals early in the third period. The Exeter club was outplayed by their opposition but got a strong goal tending .Bears catch Newby Tire The Dashwood Bears scored two wins over the past week to Move into a first place tie in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league. The Dashwood team outscored the Juveniles 9-4 Thursday night and edged the Bank Boys 8.5, Monday night to up their season point total to 15 and equal with the idle Newby Tire club. In other league play, the Huron Park Plugs downed the Bank Boys 4-1 to move into third place with nine points. The Bank Boys have seven points good for fourth spot and the Juveniles trail with two points. Four Goal Effort A four goal performance by Bill Hoffman led the Dashwood Bears to their 9-4 win ,over the Juveniles. Chipping in with two goals apiece were Mike Chandler and Pat McKeever while Bob Becker notched a single score. Scoring in single style for the Juveniles were Dennis Bierling, Larry Skinner, Carl Wurm and Brad Pryde. The Huron Park Plugs got one goal performances from Rick Funston, Frank Boyle, Grant Turner and Larry Brintnell as they downed the Bank Boys 4-1. The lone Banker goal came from the stick of Bill Bourne. Pat McKeever went on a scoring spree, bagging no less than four goals as Dashwood won over the Bank Boys 8.5. Jim Morrissey was next in line with a two goal effort while single goals were fired by John Becker and Gary Grant. Don Campbell's two goals were best for the Bank Boys. Scoring one goal each were George Bruneau, Doug Ellison and Earl Wagner. Friday performance from Jim Veri to keep them in the game. The local novice team travels to Sarnia tomorrow, Friday afternoon to meet Whitby at five o'clock in the first round of the Silver Stick North American championships. IlineiAdvocote. 4onm.ry 21, 1971 Page 7 -110001W1111111110110110141401111111041014110110011010111101114IMPIMMO1M1i111111111M1alM .. a m!17, g Cw "0111,1 1 0414...ATU4 R. Y ef. tiliuDA SAL.R• s,....„ Price$ Fffectiva On tit.,Jon,,, 4 ' el Sylvania $129 Flash Bulbs R.$1.75 125's sago Paramette Tablets s z Flushabyes 48's $ 2 " Vitamin C Tablets 100i$ 11" HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE EXETER 235-1070 a a Rec. News Boston ahead By ALVIN WILLERT ' one of the most productive players last week with five goals to his credit, Tom Hodgins and Jim Hearn each scored twice in this win. The Lucan defence was short Brad Barclay who had to sit this game out because of a fight with Larry Laye in the Lucan-Exeter game. John McLean was in the net and performed well. Tuesday the Irish travelled to Mitchell and then played host to Lambeth last night. Lucan has Novice in Sarnia, Here they are the Exciting Lunn Irish Junior `1:1' Six BRUCE HAS KETT defence ALLAN K RAUL right wing JEFF CRAIG defence TOM HODG NS centre JIM HEARN centre DAVE REVINGTON left wing DOUG ROSSER left wing CORD HARDY left wing Missing when pictures were taken were: JOHN McLEAN BOB EVANS KEVIN McKARNEN BRAD BAFtCLAY REMAINING SCHEDULE Jan. 22 — Lucan at Lambeth Jan. 23 — Lucan at Belmont Jan. 27 Mitchell at Lucan 8:15 Jan. 30 — Lucan at Exeter Jan. 31 - Exeter at Lucan 2 p.m. Feb. 3 — Belmont at Lucan 8:15 JIM MACKLEM right wing DENNIS CARTY right wing JACK BRADLEY right wing SCOTT ANDERSON mascot This advertisement is sponsored by the following IRISH supporters YOUNG'S CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS CLARE STANLEY'S RECORDED DANCE MUSIC LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. CLANDEBOYE AUTO WRECKERS ENGLAND'S AUTO BODY LTD. C. 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