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In the 3-0 Jet win in Durham
Friday night to keep the club's
hopes alive, veteran defenceman
Don Urbshott started the scoring
at the three minute mark of the
first period as he picked the
bottom right hand corner from
about 20 feet out.
Near the end of the period,
playing coach Jack Nairn banged
in a rebound on a shot by Larry
Willert,
The final goal came with only
two minutes remaining in the
game when Bill White tipped a
shot by Dick Doughty into the
Durham net.
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in the Lambton-Middlesex Hockey League, for the second time in three years. Members of the team are,
back row left to right, Bob Borland, coach; Mark Richardson, Chris Mitchell, Mike Schroeder, Howie
Green, Wilfred Dekort, and Jeff Finch, coach. Middle row left to right, Paul Backx, Gery Romphf, John
Vandenburg, Steven Borland, John Baltessen. Front row left to right, Bill Lovie, Ted Stanlake, Terry
Luther, Pete Smits, and Carl Wild. Photo by Zurich Citizens News
What a difference a week
• makes ! The Lucan-Ilderteri Jets
will testify to that statement.
On the brink of elimination in
heir final group series with the
Durham Huskies, the Jets
bounced back to win two games
to tie the best-of-seven set at
three games apiece with one
game tied.
The Jets kept their playoff
hopes alive with a convincing 3-0
win in Durham Friday night and
came right back at the Huron
Park arena, Tuesday night to
dump the Huskies 6-2 and even
• things up.
In order to decide a winner to
meet the Strathroy Jets in the
first round of Ontario Hockey
Association Intermediate "B'I
action, a two game total goals
series has been scheduled.
The first game will go Friday
night at 8,30 at the Huron Park
arena with the return contest
back at the Durham arena,
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
There will be no overtime
played in the Friday game, but if
the round score is deadlocked at ▪ the end of regulation time in the
second game, a ten minute
overtime period will be played
and if the score is still equal,
sudden-death will be played in
periods of 20 minutes each.
Behind early
In Tuesday's game, the Jets
found themselves on the short
end of the score before the crowd
of 1,193 had settled down.
The L-I defence lost the puck
behind their own net and Butch
Graham was left uncovered in
front and he popped the first puck
O behind Jet goalie Wayne
Parkinson.
While the Jets were playing a
man short near the five minute
mark, Terry Bourne intercepted
a clearing pass near the Durham
blue-line, eluded a lone defen-
ceman and waltzed in to draw
• Huskie goalie Gord Becker to one
side and flipped the puck into the
top corner on Becker's stick side.
Less than two minutes later,
Rec final
all even
The final series of the Exeter
and district Rec hockey ieague
should go the limit if the first two
• games are any indication of what
is to come.
In the first game of the best-of-
five final, at the Exeter arena,
Thursday night, the Bank Boys
edged the Huron. Park Plugs 7-6
while Monday night in the second
contest, the Plugs bounced back
• to gain a 7-3 victory.
Seven members of the Huron
Park club shared in the Monday
night scoring. Notching one goal
apiece were Hub Hunter, Larry
Brintnell, Don Hart, Bob Pinter,
Don Cooper, Rick Funston and
Grant Turner.
• Hans Zeehuisen scored twice to
-lead the Bank Boys scoring at-
tack while Doug Ellison added a
single.
Thursday's Bank Boys win was
paced by a two goal performance
from Chuck Becker. Checking in
• with single goals were George
Bruneau, Gary Boyle, Don
Campbell, Doug Ellison and Ron
Durand.
The Huron Park scoring was
again well spread with Frank
Boyle, Ian McCallum, Frank
Funston, Don Hart, Bob Pinter
and Glenn Neal firing one goal
each,
The third game of the series
goes tonight, Thursday at the
Exeter arena at eight o'clock
with the fourth contest slated to
go Monday night.
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attack against Stoneybrook with
two goals each while singles were
fired by Doug Brooks and Wayne
Parsons.
It was Larry Dawson's goal at
the two minute mark of sudden-
death overtime that gave Exeter
the 1-0 win over London East.
In the championship game, the
Exeter scoring was taken care of
by Jeff Newby, David Bell and
Doug Brooks.
Tourney crown
to St. Marys
St. Marys won the grand
championship' of a very suc-
cessful two day novice hockey
tournament held at the Exeter
arena last week.
A total of 17 teams entered the
event sponsored by the Lake
Huron Zone Recreation directors.
Only house league players not
signed to all-star certificates
were eligible to play.
The final game of the tour-
nament was probably the most
exciting with St. Marys edging
Walkerton 2-0.
The Walkerton club was forced
to play two consecutive games.
They edged the Owen Sound "C"
team to advance to the final. Ken
Hemstock and Danny Dawson
were the St. Marys goal getters.
The St, Marys club played the
most games of any club, five, to
take the title. They blanked
Goderich 4-0 and edged Listowel
3-1 on Wednesday.
Thursday morning they
downed Owen Sound "A" 3-1 and
shut-out Exeter 2-0 in their fourth
game.
Exeter nipped Clinton 3-2 in
their opening game on a penalty
shot to decide the issue after the
two clubs had battled to a 2-2 tie
in regulation time.
Paul Gaiser and David
Robinson scored regulation goals
for Exeter while Ted Triebner's
penalty shot was good to advance
the Exeter team,
In Wednesday play, Huron
park trounced Paisley 5-1 before
succumbing 3-2 to Durham.
Steve McCann scored twice to
lead the scoring in-the first Huron
Park win with singles going to
Brian McCann, Brett Regier and
David Dakin.
Brian Regier and Brett Regier
scored for Huron Park in the loss
to Durham.
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Monday, April 5
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Time$Advocate, April 1971
Pao. 7 JETS DRAW EVEN IN GROUP FINAL
FORCE HUSKIES TO EXTRA SERIES
the Jets took a lead they never
relinquished when Bill White got
the draw on a face-off in the
Durham end and hit Dick
Doughty with a pass and he slid.
Terry Bourne
scores two goals
the puck along the ice into the
net.
The Jets moved ahead 3-1 early
List skating
test results
The final tests of the year for
members of the Exeter figure
skating club were held Tuesday
afternoon at the Exeter arena
with a very high percentage of
passing.
The following skaters were
successful:
Preliminary Figures: Eleanor
Salmon, Linda Elder, Kathy
Wells.
Preliminary Dances, Dutch
Waltz: Lori Murley, Lynne
Clarke, Mrs. Jean Cann, Susan
Brintnell, Brenda Fletcher,
Lynne Brooks, . Canasta: Wanda
Newby, Judy Webb, Vicki Miller,
Linda Elder, Judy •Brittain.
Swing dance: Julianne Brittain.
Junior Bronze Dances, Fiesta:
Heather Dougherty, Denise
Wyatt. Willow Waltz, Heather
Dougherty. Ten Fox, Kathy
Wells.
.Senior Bronze Dances,
European Waltz, Launa Fuller,
Brenda Brintnell.
The judges were Mrs. Bea
Martin, St. Marys, Mel Douglas,
Grand Bend and Albert Dyer,
Stratford.
Shipka rebounds.
in Ausable loop
After two successive losses in
the final round of the Ausable
Valley Rec hockey league, the
Shipka Bulldogs bounced back
with a resounding 12-5 win over
Lieury at the Exeter arena,
Sunday night.
After winning the series opener
a week ago by a close 5-4 count,
Lieury dropped Shipka by a 4-1
score Wednesday night.
The fourth game of the best-of-
seven affair goes this Sunday
night at eight o'clock at the
Exeter arena,
Dan Dalton put the puck into
the Lieury net on four occasions
Sunday night to lead the Shipka
scoring attack. Close behind with
a hat trick performance were
Bob Galloway and Barry Clarke
while John Becker and Randy
Becker added single scores.
John Duerksen fired two goals
to pace the Lieury scoring.
Notching one goal apiece were
Robert Bender, Hank Thiesen
and Ernie Schlegel.
in the second on a three-way
passing effort, Jacques
Cousineau carried the puck over
the Durham blue-line passed
to thecorner to Steve Proctor who
in turn passed in front to a
waiting Terry Bourne, The
Exeter prbduct rifled a low shot
into the far corner of the net.
Steve Proctor was responsible
for setting up the fourth L-I score
midway through the second
period. The speedy Proctor, with
a lot of hard work, dug the puck
out of the corner, flipped it back
to Bourne and he found Jacques
Cousineau loose out in front.
Cousineau blasted a low drive
from about 20 feet to blink the
light back of the Huskie cage.
The fifth goal for the defending
OHA champs came on an in-
nocent looking effort. Defen-
ceman Bill Dunnell casually
dipsy-doodled over centre and
drilled a slap shot that caught the
top portion of the net.
Captain Doug Galloway
completed the Jet scoring at 9.40
of the closing session finding the
mark from close in. Steve Storey
and Jack Nairn provided the
assists by consistent digging
behind the net.
The final goal for Durham was
fired by Chuck Niessen on a slap
shot that Wayne Parkinson got a
foot on but the puck dribbled into
the net.
Dick Doughty of the Jets failed
to score on a penalty shot late in
the game. The free shot was
called when Durham net minder
Gord Becker threw his stick at
the puck when it was being
controlled by Doughty.
The Jets received 16 of the 28
penalties called by referee Frank
The Exeter mite hockey club
were successful in winning the
"A" championship in the third
annual Dorchester mite hockey
tournament, Saturday.
The Exeter youngsters won
three straight games, one in
sudden-death overtime to take
the title of the one-day event
played at the Belmont arena.
Zurich won the "B" cham-
pionship with a resounding 13-2
win over Dorchester in the final
game,
EXeter opened the day with an
easy 6-1 victory over
Stoneylirook, edged London East
Optimists 1-0 in overtime and
then won the title with a 3-2
'decision over Delhi.
Larry Dawson and David
"Dinger" Bell led the Exeter
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BOWLING
SCORES wimmummuniimmummummuniumilimm.
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
UN (J. Hennessey 685) 5 103
L&M (B. Farquhar 698) 2 98
RB (R. Collingwood 709) 5 99
IGA (J. Darling 675) 2 92
RO (J. Fuller 822) 7 100
78 SU (G. Webb 653)
0 C4 th (E. Matzotd 769) 111
SP (K. JorgenSen 708) 3 98
167 (C. McDonald 710)
5
77
DH (C. Brewer 625) 56
FA Russell 691) 5 121
CA (B. Bannerman 659) 2 143
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
OU (H. Bischoff 844) 7 142
NO (G. Ford 692) 0 87
CU (B. Vandeworp 699)
5
110
WO (R. Dickey 720) 109
TR (G. Stire 614) 7
NB (B. Jones 539) 0
102
22
RU (H. Brand 717) 117
PE 0 55
OD (C. Wein 668) 5 88
MF (E. Willard 595) 2 127
LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
BeB (M. Holtzmann 734) 5 93
PP (L. Bell 775) 2 111
013 (P. H.-Duvar 607) 5 114
DD (S. Hoogenboom 496) 2 75
MM (L. Pincombe 733) 7 123
HO (J. Grant 531) 0 73
HG (M. Goodwin 668) 7 136
LE (N. Dowson 629) 0 49
CH (M. Edwards 603) 4 93
BB (L. Farquhar 677) 3 92
AB (P. Holmes 571) 7 63
HS ( Forfeit 1 0 69
LADIES'"8" LEAGUE
BL (A. Ford 578) 5 138
HO (L. Webber 581) 2 72
WB (B. Minderline554) 7 105
TT (M. We1l5553) 0 60
SP (R. Weber 571) 7 95
GY (D. Weigand 502) 0 89
MM (B. Miller 586) 5 114
DI (N. Weigand 513) 2 74
AC (M. Bridges 496) 5 75
' HA (H. ParsOns 460) 2 104
IB (B. Campbell 555) 7 '96
JS (M. McKnight 476) 0 64
MIXED LEAGUE
GROUP "A"
VA (D. Wright 782) 6405
CH (R. DUrand 703) 6462
RA (G. Eisenschink 564) 5684
GROUP "B"
TM (S, ChappeI616) 6532
PP (L. Be11772) 6670
TLG (0. Jaques643) 6202
GROUP "A"
HH (L, Farquhar 748) 6465
WI (P. McLeod 598) 6177
VS (J. Jones 603) 6061
BB (D. MacDonald 614) ' 6021
(A. Neal 686) 5996
HS (M. Ceonyn 719) 5992
GROUP "B"
F (Rk Hippern 669) 6314
FA (E. Hdrn 688) 6047
Ad (0, Hockey 691) 6002
HE (S. Skinner 527) 5879
O&E (B. Crawford 536) 5798
1I (E. Preszcator 6/0) 5718
Wife to husband reluctant to
help small son with homework;
"Help him now when you can.
Next year he goes into fourth
grade,"
Mites winners in
holiday tournament
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