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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-01-28, Page 61969 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Sedan, License J 54597 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA Sport Coupe, power equipped, License J59777 1967 FORD CUSTOM Sedan, License H31314 1967 OLDSMOBILE Holiday Sedan, power equipped, vinyl roof, License J85934 1966 CHEVY NOVA Super Sport, buckets, console, power brakes and steering, License J59703 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA Sport Coupe, License A46400 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA Convertible, power equipped, License J56154 JANUARY SALE OF OK USED CARS 1995 1595 1195 1895 1195 1195 195 SNELL BROS. LIMITED Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235-0660 The Home of Guardian Maintenance EXETER Saturday, Jan. 30 EXETER ARENA . MARYS I2,Noon ST EXETER VS NOVICE GODE RICH 1:15 EXETER PEE WEE 2:30 CLINTON EXETER VS BANTAM 3:45 SOUTHWO<TEMIDON VS MIDGET HURON EAST VS 7:00 EXETER MITES LUCAN IRISH VS 8:30 EXETER JR HAWKS Admission $1.00 for entire program Don't Send Take Your Boy to the Rink MINOR HOCKEY DAY. flmes-Advocate, January 28, 1971 Jets get two more .victories, crucial -games coming up FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS By Ross Haugh Let's back the kids nine of the twelve penalties called, Bourne gets three Terry Bourne was the top Jet WIN TINTH ANNIVERSARY Bowl A special ladies bonspiel known as the "tinth anniversary" was held at the Exeter curling club last week. The winning rink was skipped by Wyn Marshall shown at the left along with Shirley MacDonald, Lillian Pym and Flo Underwood. - T-A photo Hawks winding up season, hold commanding lead ScOrer in the easy 13.5 romp over Fergus. The former Exeter star scored once in the second period and bounced back with a pair of scores in the final stanza. The only double scorers for the Jets were.playing coach Jack Nairn who scored twice in le4s than two minutes early in the second period and Barry Irwin. The first period saw BM Dunnell, Jamie Robb and Steve Proctor each score once for the defending provincial champions. Besides Nairn,'s two goal effort in the second, the Jets got single goal performances from Barry Irwin, Jacques Cousineau, Doug Galloway and Terry Bourne. In the third session, Bourne scored twice to complete his hat trick and Bill White and Barry Irwin each scored on one occasion. Penalties again played a very small part in the game with the Jets being called for only four infractions and the home team getting called six times. on a combination effort with Preszcator. The other third period Exeter goals were fired by Laye and defenceman Mike Hoy. Falter in third A five goal Tavistock outburst in the last ten minutes of the third period spelled defeat for the Hawks, Thursday night. After the Braves had taken a 2-0 opening period margin, the Hawks bounced back to score twice in the second and came up with an early third period goal to tie the score 3-3. Steve Murley and Bob Rowe registered for the Hawks in the second and Randy Preszcator tied the score on a solo effort. fastest pin of the day at 20 seconds. Also placing third was Ken Farwell at 193 pounds. Fourth place finishes went to George Van Esbroeck, Mike Miller and Don Truemner. Wrestlers second in invitational , The wrestling team from South Huron District High School finished second in a 12-team tournament held at the Waterloo-Oxford high school at Baden, Saturday, Competing schools were from Kitchener, Guelph, Arthur, Fergus, Woodstock, Elmira and Waterloo. ' The local school gained two first place finishes with Bill Degroot winning the 97 pound division and Ron Hartman placing on top at 156 pounds. Degroot continued his season unbeaten record that now has reached eleven straight victories. Gary Gibson as the most improved South Huron wrestler of the day won three matches and lost only once to finish third in the 147 pound division. Don Jones placed third in the unlimited class and managed the Braves Friday night, it was actually a moral victory. The Exeter club was clipped for 22 penalties while the visitors received only eight infractions and were continually playing short-handed. Tavistock moved in front 2-0 after the first twenty minutes of play and led 6-3 after the second period, The first Exeter goal was fired by Steve Murley at 4.58 of the second with Joe O'Rourke and Larry Haugh assisting. Only 32 seconds later Ron Lindenfield temporarily tied the score with O'Rourke again helping out. The Lambeth club bounced The Lucan-ilderton Jets racked up two fairly easy wins in Ontario Hockey Association -Intermediate "B' play over the past week but face tough opposition in their last three league starts, The Jets who hold a one-point lead in first place over the Durham Huskies travelled to Fergus Friday night and downed the L & M'S 13-5. Back at the Huron Park arena, Sunday afternoon, the 1,4 boys dumped the Cheltenham Harvesters by a score of 8.1, The Jets travel to Durham Friday night to take on the Huskies in one of the most important crucial games of the season. In their last two starts they are at home to the Elmira Polar Kings on February 5 and meet the Durham club, the following Friday also at the Huron Park arena. In dumping Cheltenham, Sunday, the Jets scored three goals in each of the first and third periods with a pair of scores in the middle session. Jacques Cousineau opened the game scoring at 8.46 on a three-way effort with Steve Proctor and Don Urbshott and two minutes later, playing coach Jack Nairn hit the mark on a play started by Ken Loft and Terry Bourne. With only 13 seconds left in the first period, Dick Doughty scored on a play engineered by Barry Irwin and Bill White. The two second period Jet goals came on three-way passing Combinations. Terry Bourne countered with White and Urbshott helping out while Steve Proctor was successful with assists going to Jamie Robb and Ron Cauduro. The third period saw Nairn and Cousineau each notch their second goat of the night with Ken Loft scoring in between. Dick Doughty picked up a pair of third period assists while single helps went to Robb and White. John Pack scored the only Cheltenham goal early in the second period. The Jets picked up OHA Junior "D" Exeter Lambeth Tavistock Lucan Belmont Mitchell Clinton Hensall W L 24 3 14 12 14 12 15 14 14 13 14 15 10 ,20 5 20 F A 4 207 93 6 156 146 5 183 164 1 156 150 2 132 145 1 147 157 1 119 152 6 111 204 Pts 54 34 33 31 30 29 21 16 back to score four consecutive times before Randy Preszcator tallied for the Hawks with only 26 seconds left. Early in the third, Ron Lindenfield cut the deficit to two goals only to have Lambeth score again at 10.52. In the next five minutes, the Hawks scored three times with Larry Laye firing the equalizer 111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Rec News Good games Novice lose in tourney By ALVIN WILLERT There were good games in novice houseleague, Saturday as Boston defeated the Canucks 4.3 and the Road Runners upset the Black Hawks 3.2. Brad Taylor scored two, Dennis Preszcator and Paul Van Gerwen got one each for Boston. Canuck goals were scored by David Atthill, Brian Mercer and Randy Fisher. Goals for the Road Runners in the second game were scored by Randy Parsons with three, Steve Skinner and Danny Bell each got singles for the Black Hawks. In Pee Wee, the Blues defeated Boston 7-5, Paul Shapton scored three, Brian Horrell two, Brian Pym and Ken Pinder one each for the Blues. Boston goals were scored by Tom Hayter with three and Mark Chandler two. The Seals upset the Panthers 4-3 in the last game. Seal goals were scored by Brian Clarke with two, Gregg Beattie and Morley Obre with singles. Steven Baynham scored a pair and The Exeter novice hockey club bowed out of the North American Silver Stick hockey tournament in Sarnia Friday afternoon when they lost 4-2 to Whitby. Winners of the "A" division in a regional tourney in Forest several weeks ago, the Exeter youngsters were moved up to the "A A" category for the championship round. Although they scored the first goal of the game and held a good margin of territorial play, the local boys were unable to have much luck around the Whitby net. Brad Taylor took a pass from Eugene Clarke to score the only goal of the first period at 9.25. The Whitby team then scored two goals in each of' the second and third periods before Taylor scored again late in the third period, this time on an unassisted effort. , In Shamrock league play in Lucan Saturday afternoon, the Exeter novice team came to life and chalked up a 10-0 win over Strathroy. Randy Parsons scored twice in the first period to get the Exeter team on the scoreboard with singles being fired by Brad Taylor and Brian Mercer. Eugene Clarke took over in the second period and scored twice for Exeter. Other goals came from the sticks of Brian Mercer, Dan Bell and Perry Pooley. Randy Parsons picked up his second and third assists of the afternoon in the second session to up his point total to five. The only goal of the third period was an unassisted effort by Paul Pooley, deee. Robert Pertschy a single fOr the Panthers. Junior Hawk and Minor hockey playoffs will be starting the first week of February, In the first round of playoffs for our minor hockey teams the opposition will be St, Marys. Watch the paper and posters for dates and times for the games. Minor hockey day 12 - 1:15 Novice Exeter vs St. Marys 1:15 - 2:30 Pee Wee Exeter vs Goderich 2:30 - 3:45 Bantam Exeter vs Clinton 3:45 - 5:00 Midget Exeter vs South West London 7:00 - 8:00 Mites Exeter vs Huron East London 8:30 -11:30 Jr. Hawks Exeter vs Lucan Irish There will be no houseleague hockey this Saturday. In order to celebrate Minor Hockey Week in Canada the Exeter Minor Hockey Association is presenting the above program. It is hoped that parents and friends will come to the arena and see one or more of these games. Proceeds for the entire day go to help defray the expenses incurred by the Minor Hockey Association here in Exeter. It is only through events such as this that we are able to keep the registration fee at its present level. The goal set by one hockey association is ohe thousand paid admissions for the day. This seems to be a realistic figure when you consider that there are 250 boys playing hockey in Exeter. See you at the arena. Minors down Dorchester Saturday marks the official end of Minor Hockey Week across this great dominion of ours and the spotlight is on the younger hockeyists in two district locations. Minor Hockey Day is being observed. Saturday at the Exeter arena while similar activities will be staged at the Huron Park arena, Friday night and Saturday morning. Saturday's local observance of Minor Hockey Week will be an important day for not only the close to 200 youngsters who take part in the Exeter Minor Hockey Association but for the sponsoring group itself. As far as the EMHA is concerned, it is one day in the year when they can refurbish their treasury to operate the hockey program that gives house league time each Saturday throughout the winter to all youngsters in Exeter and district from the six and seven year old mites up to the midget boys of ages up to 16. For the boys themselves it's an opportunity to show their parents, relatives and friends what ice talents they have developed by participating in the minor hockey program. Admission to the day's activities is by purchasing an Prn an Exeter Minor Hockey Booster button for one dollar. They are available for the sum of one dollar this week from any member of EMHA or any player or can be purchased Saturday at the arena box office. This attractive button will allow the wearer to come and go anytime during the afternoon and evening and enjoy up to six exciting games of hockey. The big day actually gets underway at eleven o'clock with a house league mite exhibition game between the Gold and Blues giving all of the boys up to eight years of age a chance to do their stuff. At twelve noon, the highly successful Exeter novice team takes on a St. Marys all-star team in the first of six games. The Goderich pee wees will be in at 1:15 to take on their Exeter counterparts. At 2:30, the hitherto unbeaten Exeter bantams will play host to the Clinton bantams and the afternoon session will be completed with a 3:45 contest between the Exeter and London Southwest midgets. After a two hour break for supper, the Exeter and Huron East mites swing back into action at seven o'clock. The big day will be completed with a very crucial Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" game at 8:30 between the Exeter Hawks and the Lucan Irish Six. While the local Hawks have first place sewed up in the district junior grouping, the Lucan club is battling to gain third place in the league standing and an easier foe in the first round of the playoffs. The ice surface will be the busiest spot at the arena Saturday, but the auditorium will also see plenty of action. After each game, mothers of the local all-star players will be serving sandwiches and soft drinks to the hungry athletes. The Exeter and district minor hockey program does not need to take a back seat to any in the country but it does need our continued support. The best way to back the program is to buy a button for Saturday's big day. This will be the start of events to really support the local project. Firstly, the money helps finance the minor hockey program. Buying the ticket induces us to attend, and our presence encourages the youngsters and those whose efforts are necessary to the success of the local leagues. Our support should not stop at encouragement. We should pay public tribute to the men and women who spend many hours and many of their own dollars in organizing and operating the many teams, giving our boys the opportunity to learn our national sport. Out of this program comes better bodies, healthier minds, better boys and better citizens. What greater reward can we hope to attain? The following motto of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association may be getting a little worn, but it still applies: "Don't send your boy to the arena, take him and stay to watch him play." Huron Park observes The Minor Hockey observance .at the Huron Park arena begins Friday evening and concludes early Saturday afternoon with most of the youngsters enrolled having a chance to show their hockey wares to their parents and friends. At 7:45, Friday night, the Wings meet the Leafs in house league action. This is a group of six to ten-year-olds. At nine o'clock, the Huron Park novice all-stars will meet Hensall in the first game of the Western Ontario Athletic Association playoffs. The third game of the night brings the Grand Bend bantams in to play the Huron Park all-stars at ten o'clock. Following the final game all youngsters participating in the three games will be treated to hot dogs and pop. Saturday morning at 8:45, another house league game will be played featuring the Flyers and Hawks. The second game of the morning has the Grand Bend and Huron Park midgets meeting in an exhibition game at ten o'clock with the Huron Park pee wees taking on the Kernohan Lumber pee wees of London. Frank Funston heads a very enthusiastic hockey executive at Huron Park and we would like to wish them lots of luck in this week-end's promotion. Should be a record While statistics aren't available we are sure the Boston Bruins set a record during their Saturday night 6-2 win over the Chicago Black Hawks. In the third period, the Bruins outshot the Black Hawks. 24-1 while sooting three goals. During the Week-end Phil Esposito of the same Bruins scored his 44th goal in 46 games as he continues his torrid scoring pace. With only three games remaining on the regular schedule the Exeter the hold a 20 point lead at the top of the standings in the Ontario Hockey Association Western Junior "D" grouping. The Hawks game in Lambeth last night, • Wednesday was postponed because of the storm. They get back into final league action in a weekend doubleheader with the Lucan Irish. The two teams meet at the Exeter arena, Saturday night at 8:30 as part of local recognition of Minor Hockey Week and return to the Lucan arena for a Sunday afternoon contest at two o'clock. In last week's action, the Hawks actually broke even as far as points were concerned. Thursday night in Tavistock they lost 8-3 to the Braves, for only their third loss of the season. Friday night back on Exeter ice, the same two clubs played to a 7-7 tie. Sunday afternoon, again in Exeter, the Hawks downed the Lambeth Flyers 8-5. In Sunday's game, the score was tied 2-2 at the end of the first period before the Hawks outscored Lambeth 3-1 in the middle frame on the way to their 8-5 victory. The league's top scorer Larry Haugh started the Hawks off with the first goal on a three-way effort with Ron Lindenfield and Jim Guenther. Larry Laye fired the next goal with help from Bob Rowe and Randy Preszcator. Scoring for Lambeth in he opening session were Terry Davis and Ken Kightley. Kighley scored again for Lambeth early in the middle session before the Hawks took over. All three Exeter goals in the second period came on three-way passing combinations. Preszcator was successful with help from Guenther and Pete Glover. Glover then registered from Joe O'Rourke and Larry Haugh and Steve Murley hit the mark with assists going to Mike Hoy and Haugh. In the third period, Haugh, 'Laye and Preszcator each fired their second goals of the afternoon while Gary Comfort scored twice for the Flyers. The Hawks took 10 of the 14 penalties called. Come from behind While the Hawks could only gain a 7-7 tie with the Tavistock Top place tie continues The first place tie in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league continues as Shipka and Brinsley, the two leaders played to a 5-5 tie in Sunday's second game. The leading clubs !Ave equal season point totals of 16 while Ailsa Craig is in third spot with 11 points and Lieury follows with nine points. In Sunday's other action Lieury downed Ailsa Craig 5.2 to tighten up the league standings. Lloyd Mothers and Mike Glavin each scored twice to pace the Brinsley attack while George Tryon fired the fifth counter. Dave Roth was two gaol scorer for Shipka while singles were fired by Dan Dalton, Rene Boogemans and Barry Clarke. The Lieury scoring was well spread with Martin Steeper, Lewis Slater, John Deurkesen, Robert Bender and Hank Thiesen each scoring once. Don McAlpine and Gwyn Griffiths were the marksmen for Ailsa Craig. Lagers lose to Stratford Dark Angels hold lead The Exeter minor hockey clubs had little trouble in downing Dorchester in regular Shamrock league play at the Exeter arena, Wednesday night. In the opening contest, the Exeter pee wees posted a 3.1 decision while the local bantams picked up a decisive 7-1 win in the nightcap. Brian Clarke, Doug Regier and Howard Schenk each scored one goal to account for the Exeter pee wee scoring. In the bantam contest Wayne Regier and Murray Parsons each scored twice to lead the Exeter attack while single goals were fired by John Wuerth, Brian Taylor and Brad Datars. Mites down Park Ladies curling Knight 5 — Bcker 4 Mousteau 13 —MacDonald 4 Elder 7 —Jermyn 6 Learn 9 —Dobbs 4 Coates 8—Dawson 7 Broacifotit 11 --Pfaff 3 Bray / —Wore 4 Webber 8 — Boyle 4 Prout 15 —McCarter 2 Murley 7 —.Lovell 6 Marshall 9 "". Strang 6 McDowell 8 —Burton 2 Busche 8— Dlnney 5 scorer for the Exeter crew with a four goal effort to his credit, David Bell checked in with two goals while Single goals were recorded by Doug Pletcher, Wayne Parsons, Doug Brooks and Steven Horn. StipOort the Ability Fund The town boys basketball teams from South Huron District High School suffered a pair of losses to Stratford Northwestern in a Huron-Perth Conference doubleheader last week. The local senior club was on the short end of a 69.49 score while the juniors were snowed under by Stratford 81-29, Allan McLean was, the top scorer for South Huron in the senior contest as he whipped in a total of 13 points. Close behind with an even dozen points apiece were Dale MacKenzie and Joe Darling, Jesse Vincent checked in with eight points while Brad Pryde and Bill Dietrich each scored two points. The South Huron junior scoring attack was led by Gordon Ward's 12 point performance. Ward's,. Smith notched nine points while Brad Gregus accounted for four points and Perry Stover and Dick Varideworp notched two points apiece. Scoring at least two goals in every period, the Exeter mites blanked Huron Park 10.0 in exhibition at the Exeter arena, Friday night, Larry Dawsoh was the top Easy victory for combines -In their only action of the Week, the Zurich Combines trounced the ' Wingham Goodyears 12-5 in Wingham, Sunday in regular Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "C" play. Tuesday's game in Zurich With Milverton to have supplied the opposition was postponed because of bad weather. Gary Watts and Bill CbipchaSe each scored three goals to lead the Zurich scoring attack. The balance of Scores for the Winners were notched in single file by Paul Young, Dennis Morrissey, John Gautreau, Chuck ilumbey, Fred Lamb arid Kevin Mcltinnon. While the Dark Angels hold a commanding lead at the top of the standings in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, only four points separate the next four teams. The Angels are well out in front with 62 points. The BJ's and Sharpshooters are deadlocked for second Spot with 54 points while the Late Niters and Dart Sharks are next in line With 51 and 50 points, respectively. Bill Smith continues to lead the men in games won with 22 while Barb Hearn's 19 victories are best for the Wotneh. Last Week's scores were: Late Niters 5 — Scotties 0 Doublers5—D&S's 0 ShatpshoOters 4 — Dart Sharks 1 Canhers 4 — Winkers 1 Featherflights 3 — Noisy Ones 2 BA's 3—Itchy Four 2 Dark Angels 3-13,1's 2 Shiphunters 8 Swimmers 2