HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-04-08, Page 7Will it be the Lucan-ilderton
Jets or the Durham. Huskies
advancing to the next round of
the Ontario Hockey Association
Intermediate "B" playdewns?
The Jets won the series on the
ice but the Huskies are trying to
win in the OHA committee room.
A protest meeting was held in
Toronto Wednesday night to
decide the issue. No details were
available at press time,
The controversy came to light
moments after the Jets had
walloped the Huskies 8-3 at the
Huron Park arena, Friday night
in what was supposed to be the
first game of a two-games-total-
goals series.
A member of the Durham
executive presented a copy of a
protest challenging the eligibility
of the Jet club in the Friday night
game,
The protest was based on rule
109 which states a team must
dress at least four players that
are actual residents of the
municipality which the club
represents.
The Huskies were apparently
challenging the eligibility of
Jamie Robb and Steve Proctor,
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The rule bookgoes on to say,
"For the purpose of this
regulation, the home territory of
any team entered from within an
unorganized municipality or
from within a township, or village
of less than 2,000 population shall
be defined as any part of such
township lying within a radius of
three miles from the post office of
the community."
The Jets base their protest
defence on the fact Ildertort is not
an organized municipality. It is
actually a police village that is
governed by the township of
London,
The Durham club took the
protest form to the 011A office in
Toronto Saturday and were told
by officials there that according
to the book the protest would be
upheld.
At the same time, they were
told the total goals series would
be thrown out and a new best-of-
three series set up with Sunday's
scheduled second game of the old
series going as the first.
Despite lots of confusion the
two teams carried out the Sunday
game and the Huskies came out
on top by a score of 3-2, Did the
Jets win the first series 10-6 or
are the Huskies one game up in
the final?
Well, apparently some of the
players didn't know either.
Several members of the
Durham club congratulated the
Jets after the game was over as if
they were through for the year.
Monday morning, the Jet
executive wasted little time
warming up the telephone wires.
Besides calls to the OHA office,
the Jets contacted Toronto
lawyer Allan Eagleson, who is
attorney for Bobby Orr and other
NHL stars. Eagleson agreed to
meet with the Jet executive.
Late Monday morning
president Barry Beech, manager
Don Urbshott, coach Jack Nairn
and veteran player Steve Storey
headed for Toronto and a con-
ference with Eagleson.
After a two-hour discussion
with Eagleson and his law part-
ner Bill McMurtney including
several calls to the OHA office
the date of the protest meeting.
was set.
Tuesday morning Jet president
Barry Beech delivered a copy of
the protest defence to Durham to
Heskie coach jinx Nixon.
Jet manager Don Urbshott told
the T-A Tuesday, "I hope the
protest settles the series once and
for all, If we have been wrong.
over the years in interpreting the
ruling, then we will have to ac-
cept it. I certainly hope they don't
order another series. It wouldn't
be fair to our fans. They have
been great in following our club
and we shouldn't jerk them
around anymore."
Urbshott added that the Jets
have been operating for three
years on the assumption that
players in a three mile radius
qualified and the Lucan-Ilderton
Combines for about four years
Final game
in Rec loop
The final series to decide the
championship of the Exeter and
district Rec hockey league has
come down to the final game,
The Huron Park Plugs and the
Bank Boys meet tonight, Thur-
sday at eight o'clock at the
Exeter arena in the fifth and
deciding contest,
Huron Park took a decisive 7-1
decision Thursday night to take a
one game lead in the series but
the Bank Boys bounced back
Monday night to edge the Plugs 4-
2 and force the deciding contest.
Fred Wells scored twice to lead
the Bank Boys in the fourth
game. Notching single goals were
Don Campbell and Ron Durand.
Scoring in single fashion for
Huron Park were Don Hart and
Ian McCallum.
In the 7-1 Huron Park victory,
Bob Pinter scored a hat trick to
lead the attack. Larry Brintnell
was close behind with a two goal
performance while single
counters were notched by Frank
Boyle and Bob Lammie.
The lone Bank Boy marker was
notched by Paul Mason,
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Getting back to the actual
games which have taken a back
seat to all the bickering, the
largest crowd of the season, 1,349
was on hand at the Huron Park
arena Friday night to watch the
Jets trounce the Huskies 8-3,
Playing coach Jack Nairn
scored two goals to lead the Jet
scoring attack. Adding single
scores were Bill White, Steve
Storey, Jacques Cousineau,
Barry Irwin, Dick Doughty and
Larry Willett,
The Durham marksmen were
Jim Nixon, Ike Plebe and Allan
Lennox.
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Geese project
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A recently announced plan by
Exeter and district wildlife en-
thusiasts to establish a waterfowl
population at Morrison Dam has
proven very successful,
Alvin Willert organizer of the
campaign to raise funds to
purchase Canada geese and a
pair of blue geese reports a total
of $180 received.
At a recent meeting of the
reforestration wildlife and land
use advisory committee of the
Ausable River Conservation
Authority approval was given of
the wildlife project,
The Authority will co-operate
in anyWay possible in providing
feed and assistance in finding
winter shelter for the birds.
Those donating to the geese
project are Wally Read, Dick
Roelof Son, Alvin Willert, Reg
McDonald, Ted Pooley, Dave
Dale, Larry Willert, Bill and
Allan McLean, Jim Darling,
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