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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-03-11, Page 7LOCALS TAKE KONGSKI LDE TROPHY — An Exeter rink skipped by King McDonald won the open mixed bonspiel at the Exeter curling club Saturday and the Kongskilde trophy. Gerry Smith, sales representative of the local farm machinery firm presents the trophy to King and Audrey McDonald and Lee and Lois Learn. T-A photo time, have goalies dressed and ready and leave ice promptly after game. I would like to thank all those who helped to make Minor Hockey Day in Exeter the great success it was. All the visiting teams Huron Park, Hensall, Goderich, Petrolia and London, the mothers who made mounds of sandwiches, the referees fora job well done, time keepers, goal judges, Ross Haugh of the T-A. Special thanks to the minor hockey executive and members and last but not least all the many parents and fans for their great support and manager and coaches of all the teams. Playoff Hockey Zurich Arena - .R11.6 Int. 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Box 351, Exeter Your OHS1P and Ontario Hospital Insurance Identification Cards Help Clear the Way to Trouble-Free Health Benefits Always Carry Them With You ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Hon. AAR. Lawrence, Minister Jets take big. .margin in .semi-final round iiiimailmawitinnatilienatielleilimailimealimilielitnowiliitwitaintenitentintehemilentoomierippiomereiweiewelodhieitiliihieienoW Rec Flews Thanks, everybody Well attendedby parents Minor day a real The Lucan-Ilderton Jets took a. strangle hold on their best-of- seven Ontario Hockey. Association group semi-final series by •edging the Elmira Polar Kings 44 in Elmira, Wednesday night and trouncing the same Oak 9-2 at Huron Park, Friday night. The fourth game of the series was played in Elmira last night, Wednesday, If the Jets were victorious in sweeping the series they will meet the rough and tough Durham Huskies in the first game of the league final at Huron Park, friday night at 8:20. An Elmira win last night would extend the set and the Kings would be at Huron Park, Friday night. Regardless of the outcome of the fourth game of the Elmira series, the Jets will be on Huron Park ice, Friday night, Even scoring The Jets 'scored three goals in each period as they trounced the Kings 9-2, Friday. Tim Burkhart took a pass from Eric Plein at 6:13 of the first period to put the puck behind Don Stewart in the L-I goal for the first score of the game. In a space of three minutes late in the period, the Jets found the scoring range three times and were never headed. Defenceman Bill DunrAl tied the count on it pass from Barry Irwin, Bill White tallied on an unassisted effort and Irwin scored on a play started by Larry flossack. Captain Doug Galloway took over scoring command in the middle session and blinked the light on two occasions. The other goal came from the stick Of Dunnell for his second score of the night. Second period assists went to Dunnell, Hossack and Jamie Robb. The final Elmira scoring play was a three-way combination, early in the second with Don Duke scoring from Jim borscht and Tim Burkhart, The third ,period Jet counting was taken care of by Dick Doughty, Barry Irwin and Jamie Robb. The Jets received 14 penalties, all minors while the Kings were only called for six infractions. Third period scoring Most of the scoring in the 4-1 Jets win over Elmira was con- fined to the third period. The only score of the opening session came from the stick of 13111 White with line-mates Dick Doughty and Barry Irwin assisting. In the second period it was the same three-way combination with Irwin finalizing the effort tipping in a shot by Doughty. The third period was only a minute old when Bill White notched his second goal of the game, this time on a solo dash. At 13:53, Ron Esch dented the L-I twine with the only Elmira score of the night and less than three minutes later Jamie Robb wound things up with an unassisted score. The game was a cleanly played contest with only nine penalties being called, five to the Jets. One finalist in Ausable rec loop One of the finalists for the Ausable Rec hockey league championship was decided Sunday night while at least one more game will be needed to name the other opponent. Shipka downed Ailsa Craig 5-3 to win their best-of-five series in three straight games. The Brinsley Bombers bounced back to dump Lieury by an 8-1 count to stay in the running in the other semi-final round. Lieury won the first two contests and the fourth will go at the Exeter arena, Sunday night at eight o'clock, Mike Glavin scored three times to lead the Brinsley team in their necessary win. Lloyd Mathers was close behind with a two goal Minor Hockey Day was ob- served in Exeter Saturday with a full day of activities that drew good crowds throughout the afternoon and evening. The full day comprising an even dozen games started at nine o'clock in the morning and concluded about 13 hours later. Scores of the house league games are reported in Alvin Willert's Rec News column ap- pearing elsewhere on these pages. One of the feature attractions of the day was the first game of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association between the Exeter and Petrolia novice clubs. The Exeter youngsters broke loose with two goals late in the third period to post a 4-2 victory. The opening all-star game at twelve noon saw Goderich down the Exeter pee wees by a score of 4-2 on two third period scores. effort while single scores were shot by Bob Hodgins, George Tryon and John Glavin. Harvey Martin was the lone goal getter for Lieury. Randy Becker was the only double Shipka scorer while John Becker, Barry Clarke and Rene Boogemans were successful on one shot apiece. Dave Collins blinked the red light on two occasions for Ailsa Craig while Charlie Eedy picked up the odd counter. Combines in double series The Zurich Combines com- peting in two playoff series are up a game in one set and down in the other. In Ontario Rural Hockey Association "B" quarter final play, the Combines lost to Plattsville 10-9 last week and must win in the second contest of a best-of-three series slated for the Zurich arena, Friday night at 8.30. A Zurich win would force a third game and it would go Saturday night, also in Zurich at the same time. The Combines downed Harriston 4-2 Tuesday night in the first game of a Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "C" best-of-five series. The second game was in Harriston last night, Wednesday. The third contest is back in Zurich Sunday afternoon at two o' clock. Bob Buchanan scored two goals to lead the Zurich win over Harriston. Scoring singles were Gary Watts and Glen Overholt. In the loss to Plattsville, Dennis Morrissey, Fred Lamb and Bill Chipchase each notched two scores for Zurich. Counting singletons were Glen Overholt, Bob Merner and Gary Watts. Jerry Arnold & Sons EsSO HOME HEAT SERVICE RR 2 DASHWOOD n8.2649 Rick Moody scored twice to lead the Goderich attack while single goals were notched by Kevin Williams and Scott Ken- nedy, The Exeter goals were scored by Jim Webb and Doug Regier. The next three games involved teams from Huron Park and the Exeter No. 2 all-star clubs with the visitors winning all three contests. In the novice game, the Huron Park boys controlled play throughout in posting a decisive 5-0 win over the Exeter No. 2 novice club. Timmy Smith was the top scorer for Huron Park with a two goal effort while singles were fired by Paul Theander, Mark Beer and Robert Regier. The afternoon pee wee contest saw Huron Park win by a score of Three stars at Saturday's Minor Hockey Day in Exeter PEE WEE NO. 1 Robbie Heard E Rick Moody G Jim Webb E NOVICE No. 2 Paul Theander HP Timmy Smith HP Mark Cronyn HP PEE WEE NO. 2 Cec Nickles HP Brian Lather HP Fraser Boyle E BANTAM No, 2 Matthew Muller HP Gerald Van Osch HP Ricky Stagg E NOVICE No. 1 Randy Fisher E Paul Pooley E Tim Gilmore P MITES Jeff Newby E Wayne Parsons E Doug Barnard HP BANTAM No, 1 Steve Schroeder E Wayne Regier E Bob Boyd L MIDGET No. 1 John Muller E Robbie Lindenfield E Doug McKay H In houseleague, Saturday, the Canucks took a 6-3 setback from Boston. Boston goals were scored by Darrell Preszcator with a "hat trick" and singles scored by Dennis Preszcator, David Robinson and captain Brad Taylor. In the second game the Black Hawks shut out the Road Run- ners 2-0. David Bogart and Danny Bell scored the goals, In Squirt hockey the Gold tied the Blue 1-1. The Blue goal was scored by Ian Boyle. Mark Parsons scored the single Gold goal. In Pee Wee houseleague because the all stars were away two teams were made up. In this By ALVIN WILLERT game the White's defeated the Yellows 5-2. White goals were scored by Mark Chandler and Bill Daters with two each. The single was scored by Steven Atthill, Brian Pym and Fred Robinson scored singles for the Yellows. GAMES NEXT WEEK 9-10 Black Hawks vs Road Runners 10-11 Canucks vs Boston 11- 1 Squirts & Mites 1- 3 Bantam 3- 4 Seals vs Panthers 4- 5 Blues vs Boston Now that all houseleague teams are in the playoffs, I urge the captains of each team, to try and have all their players here on success 7-3. Don Ernst scored twice to pace the Huron Park attack. Notching goal apiece were The afternoon pee wee contest sawHuron Park win by a score of 7-3. Don Ernst scored twice to pace the Huron Park attack. Notching one goal apiece were Terry Underhill, Bob Purzul, Terry Anger, Kim McKellar and Bobby Stuckless. Fraser Boyle was the best Exeter performer with a two goal effort while the third goal was fired by Bill Daters. In the bantam game, Huron Park was victorious over Exeter 5-1. Matthew Muller with a pair of goals spearheaded the Huron Park scoring. Completing the winners total with one goal each were Hugh Ryan, Bob Stock and Dave Regier, Scoring the lone Exeter goal was Steve Harrison. After four consecutive losses, the Exeter novice club won their game over Petrolia at four o'clock and changed the luck of the home clubs. The Exeter mites followed with a close 3-2 win over Huron Park. Goals in the first and second periods by David Bell and Larry Dawson and an early third period score by Doug Brooks gave Exeter a three goal lead before the visitors hit the scoreboard. In the last six minutes of play, Huron Park scored twice on goals by Jerry McCann and Steve McCann to make the closing minutes of the game exciting. The Exeter win string con- tinued as the bantams downed London Southwest 4-2 in the second last game of the day. Steve Schroeder led the Exeter scoring from his defence position with a two goal performance. Scoring one goal each were Brad Daters and Wayne Regier. Scoring for London were Bob Boyd and Don Geddes. Scoring was scarce in the last game of the night with the Exeter midgets edging Hensall 1-0. The only goal of the game came from the stick of John Muller with assists going to Peter Gill and Robbie Lindenfield.