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Despite rumours to the con-
trary, the Lucan-Ilderton Jets
.y will be represented in Ontario
Hockey Association Intermediate
"B" ranks come next fall.
After playing 10 game$ with the
Durhani Huskies in the district
group final the Jets were ruled
ineligible by the OHA executive
and the club decided to quit for
the year.
Manager Don Urbshott told the
T-A Wednesday morning, the
executive has not had a meeting
since thoprotest, but as far as he
is concerned the club will be.
back.
"You can't pull out of com-
petition, Jest because you have
been ruled against. We will have
to move pomp 'players into Lucan
or Ilderton so -we qualify under.
.present OHA rules," said -Uri?,
shott.
The OHA executive ruled that
the club was ineligible because it
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TI,REMEN WIN TITLE - The Exeter Dunlop Tire bowling team won the district men's Intertown league
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did not have four players that
qualified as bona fide residents of
Lucan or Ilderton,
The club and their
predecessors the Ltican-Ilderton
Combines had been going on the
assumption that Ilderton was an
unorganized municipality and
players could be drawn front a
radius of three miles.
The Jet manager went on to
say, "It's a pretty sad situation
when they let us go like this for
seven years. Anyone knows we
wouldn't be deliberately illegal
for that length of time,"
Despite declaring the Jets
ineligible, the 011A decided to
make a few concessions and give
them another chance, Late hi the
protest meeting, the OHA said
they would allow the Jets to
continue in the final with another
two games total goals series.
They named Steve Storey, Bill
Neil, Keith Scarborough and
Urbshott as the players they
would accept as residents for the
balance of the year or any junior
players that resided in Lucan or
Ilderton.
While the four above mentioned
players were signed to playing
certificates, Neil did not play in
any games during the year and
Scarborough was suited up once
as a spare goalie,
The Jet executive then decided
to call it quits and forfeit the
series to Durham if no suspen-
sions would be forthcoming. They
were assured by the OHA that
this would not be done.
The L-I club actually won the
round on the ice and lost it in the
committee room. After the
original seven game series went
to eight games and still
deadlocked, the Jets took a total
goal series 10-6 before the protest
was lodged.
The Jets were represented at
the protest meeting by president
Barry Beech, manager Urbshott,
coach Jack Nairn, Toronto
lawyer Bill McCurtrey who was
named club secretary after the
recent death of. Barney Macklem,
veteran player Steve Storey and
Middlesex North MPP Bill
Stewart.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Easter Day service was held at
St. Patrick's Church with Dr. H.
Rokeby-Thomas in charge. Mrs.
Tom Kooy organist accompanied
Heather Davis, soloist. Holy
communion was celebrated.
MrS. Ada Ings, London, and
Bill Lambourne spent Good
Friday with their cousin, Mr. &
Mrs., Harry Carroll.
Miss Brenda Carroll was guest
at a birthday party for Julie
Mugford at the home of the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Mugford, R.R. 1, Lucan Wed-
nesday.
Joan Barker was maid of honor
at the wedding of her friends
Gayle Robb and Paul Bycroft at
Ilderton Church Thursday
evening and was guest at the
reception later held at Strathroy.
Mrs. Heber Davis entertained
their family to dinner Saturday
evening. in honor of Heber's
birthday. Mrs. Rd Dickins,
Exeter, was also a guest.
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Mac-
donald, Grand Bend, and Mr. &
Mrs. Pete Sovereign and family,
Lucan, were guests Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy.
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LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
Playoff
HG (B. Sangster 666) 7 7
MM (L. Pincombe 655) 0 • 0
013 (P. H-Duvar 666) 5 5
PP (A. Fairbairn 599) 2 2
BeB (M. Holtzmann557) 5 5
BB (L. Farquhar 616) 2 2
OD (M, Louie 544) 7 7
CH (E. Blommaert 517) 0 0
LADIES'"B" LEAGUE
Playoff
BL (K. Penhale 622)
MM (M, Brunzlow 568) 2 2
SP (L. Thorne 499) 4 4
IB (B. Campbell 626 ) 3 3
DI (J. Russell 508) 5 5
GY (R. Negrijn 545) 2 2
WB (L. Grasdahl 514) 7 7
HA (.1. Dougherty 465) 0 0
Times-Advocate, Aprit 15, 1971
qitt Jets quit for this season
will be back again in fall
(W. Newby 200)
(S. Zachar 243)
(S. Campbell 210)
(J. McLean 200 )
(C. Fisher 163)
BANTAM BOYS
(D. B011341)
(D. Robbins 21$ )
(D. Bogart 313)
(R. Calrnie 282)
(B. Mercer 348)
(B, McDonald 284)
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Bank Boys
gain crown
The Bank Boys won the Exeter
and district Rec hockey cham-
pionship with a close 2-1 decision
over the Huron Park Plugs,
Thursday night at the Exeter
arena.
The best-of-five series went the
limit after the Huron Park club
had taken an early lead.
Chuck Becker's goal with less
than three minutes to go in the
fifth and deciding game gave the
Bank Boys their margin of vic-
tory.
Fred Wells scored the first goal
of the game in the opening period
to put the Bank Boys out in front.
Ian McCallum notched the only
Huron Park score halfway
through the final session.
JR. GIRLS & BOYS
DO (K. Wurm 312) 3 22
KP
(S. Campbell 290)
2 25
TB
(M. Brintnell 351) 3 64
Pa (S, Atthill 286) 2 37
BO (B. Whilsmith 2$3) 5 57
JE (C. Fuller 257) 0 21
SR. GIRLS & BOYS
ST (J. Brintnell 495) 42
DY (S, Pfaff 324) 0 42
KED (L, Wedge 341) 53
CC (G. Penhale 423) 0 56
CO (K. Campbell 415 ) 5 46
AT (H. Jones 367) 0 16
LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE
CC League Champs
SP "A" League Playoffs 2994
HH "A" League Playoffs 2949
DA "A" League Playoffs 28E31
FS "A" League Playoffs 2663
RA "A" League Playoffs 2604
HO "B" League Playoffs 2605
CO "B" League Playoffs 2601
PI "B" League Playoffs 2496
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