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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-28, Page 6Friday Oct. 29 8:30 P.M. \I\ 011AlluniorIT HOCKEY EXETER ARENA Western All-Stars VS Exeter Hawks See Last Year's Champs Play The Best From The Other League Teams Sunday, October 31 2:00 p.m. Norwich Merchants vs Exeter Hawks IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1972 CHEVROLETS, CHEVELLES, VEGAS. 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LIMITED Chevrolet Oldstbobile PHONE 235-0660 The Horne of Guardian Maintenance EXETER University of Western Ontario Mustangs vs. LUCAN-ILDERTON JETS OHA INTERMEDIATE Urbshott Insurance and Ken Carter Supertest are Jet Supporters EXHIBITION HOCKEY FRIDAY, Oct. 29 8.30 p.m, HURON PARK Arena auto' ,„ 5-11(1 ALL 1972 AUTO SKI TRACKS ARE WARRANTEES) FOR LIFE JIM GAUNT ENTERPRISES AUTO SKI SALES & SERVICE • 228-6716 — Centralia, Ont. ii Ready Mix CONCRETE tt411), Plant 24-683i 'Residence 2286961 A McDOVVELL Pogo 6. Times-Advocate, -gctOer la, 1971 llowilloonnoolowwwwwilililloonionummiopitonolloonnoloomillmmimumilwolliimmo0 FOR ALL GOOD .SPORTS By Ross. Haugh n lors win at football both clubs play today In the only .garne of the week, the South Huron .senior Panther football club turned in one of their best performanees of the year as they trounced Seaforth ss-e in Seaforth,. Thursday afternoon. The regular Huron-Perth conference schedule for the local clubs ends this afternoon as they take on St. Marys in a doubleheader at the South Huron field. The junior Panthers are un- defeated while the seniors have only one blemish .against their record and that was a loss a week on the ground were Dave Cyr, Larry Boerne, Pius Dietrich, Barry Baynham, Paul Truemner and Murray Glanville. Of seven South Huron pass attempts, four were completed. Two successful passes each were completed by Murray Glanville and perry Stover who moved up from the junior team to handle signal calling duties in the second half. In addition to kicking three converts, Pete Kleinstiver averaged 56.5 yards on six kick- offs and 36 yards on a pair of punts. After the game coach Ron Bogart said his club was producing better blocking par- ticularly on end sweeps. BOWLING SCORES MINOR HOCKEY EXECUTIVE — This year's executive of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association includes a large number of enthusiastic sportsmen. They are shown above. Sack, left, Fred Wells, Gord Kirk, Alvin Willert and Ron Bogart. Centre, J. "Packy" Daniels, Bob Osgood, Ron Horn, Ray Brooks and Lloyd Moore. Front, Bob Pooley, Gary Middleton, president Harvey Pfaff, Bev Skinner and Charlie Tiernan. T-A photo 1111111110111011111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111101 Exeter Figure Skating Club Registration Friday, Oct. 29, 1971 3:30 - 5:00 Saturday, Oct. 30, 1971 10:00 - 11:30 at Exeter Arena Lessons to start Mon. Nov. 1 ago to the first place Goderich Vikings. With a 12-0 lead going into the second half,the panther offensive and defensiire units clicked together for a good two quarters of football action. The offence came up with 22 points while the defence was real tough, In 1 the second half, Seaforth co Id only gain 18 yards through the air. The Sear rth ground game was stymied a 1 afternoon by the Panthers, hey had a loss of 17 yards in the rushing department. The first South Huron touch- down came pn a short pass play in the first quarter. Quarterback Murray Glanville hit Gerard Dietrich from three yards out to put the Panthers on the scoreboard, Pius Dietrich galloped 53 yards on an end-around sweep early in the second quarter to notch the second major score for the Panthers. • In the third period the South Huron boys scored a pair of converted touchdowns and counted another two points when Seaforth conceded a safety touch. Murray Glanville from his quarterback position picked up the first six-pointer on a yard sneak and Larry Bourne raced 41 yards on another sweep for the second of the third period. Pete Kleinstiver was successful on both convert attempts. In the final period, it Was Larry Bourne going 12 yards on a reverse with Kleinstiver again booting the extra point, The Panthers ground game picked up a total of 335 yards in 28 running plays. Being successful instructed by Brad Loosley • MEN'S "A" LEAGUE UN (J. Hennessey 785) 5 22 PA (J. Fulop 677) 2 19 RB (J. Russell 708) 7 24 IG (F. Darling 630) 0 16 DU (G. Houde 650) 7 16 BR (W. Edwards625) 0 16 O. (G. Robinson 667) 7 29 SU (H. Boltzmann 708) 0 21 CA (W. Beattie 811) 5 24 FA (J. Campbell6 24) 2 18 C4 (E. Matzold 743) 5 28 5P (B. Lavery 849) 2 19 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE OU (J, Brintnell 649) 7 35 BE (R. Cockwill 6 24) 0 4 TR (.1, Foster 598) 7 20 (No opposition) NO (B. Glenn 638) , 7 31 PE (R. Brintne11618) 0 7 MF (B. Jones 71g) 7 26 CT (W. Stanfield 456) 0 2 WO (R. Dickey 687) 7 21 DU (B. Patterson 564) 0 19 DD (J. Glover 658) 5 24 W1-1 (K. Ferris 645) 2 7 LADIES' "A" LEAGUE AH (G. Bierling 475) 4 19 LE (P. Crawford 552) 3 6 PP (L. Hammond 573) 5 34 SS (M. Holtzmann 56 5) 2 30 BB (L. Farquhar 651) 4 13 MM (K. Pfaff 592) 3 18 MI (L, Sanders 554) 7 23 FF (I. Angyal 497) O. 11 HG (B. Sangster 598) 5 26 HD (B. Sauder 547) 2 23 CH (E. Blommaert 581) 5 24 OQ (M. Breen 503) 2 16 LADIES'"B" LEAGUE HU (J. Russell 505) 7 23 HS (M. Simpson 518) 0 0 WB (A. Wallace 551) 7 34 GY (R. Negri)n 478) 0 14 BL (K. McLellan 575) 7 28 TT (R. Greene 534) 0 11 SP (R. Weber 496) 7 14 LE (N, Dairs 446 ) 0 2 MM (M. Brunzlow 604) 7 31 HO (F. McNeil 481) 0 29 AC (B. Cunningham 523) 4 37 la (W. Campbell 550) 3 22 MIXED LEAGUE BS (L. Cooper 650) 5 19 LG (P. Humphries 583) 2 20 VA (J. Russell 760) 7 36 NO (C. Spicer 628) 0 12 MI (B. Sanders 585) 5 28 CH (B. Beatteay 642) 2 11 YS (L. Farquhar 686) 5 20 IR (B. Tieman 502) 2 2 CF (G. Wilson 693) 7 28 BU (K. Snedden 511) 0 14 M&P (B. Budd 648) 5 29 AO (D. Hockey 570) 2 23 BB (G. Bierling 599) 5 21 FA (B. Edwards 502) 2 30 O&E (G. Stire 667) 7 30 H1-1 (B. Mollard 537) 0 14 UN (S. Skinner 554) 5 15 1BT (5. Burton 540) 2 26 LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE KK (L. Gibson 575) 2 2 CS (K. Simpson 584) 1 4 BO (G. Donaldson 551) 3 3 CH (S. Metcalfe 6 4 1 ) 0 0 SC (P. Sovereign 637) 2 5 LH (A. Cobleigh 585) 1 4 10 (K. Dixon 666) 3 4 GR (H. Dietrich 530) 0 0 RE (J. Nurse 580) 2 4 FE (W. Hickson 6 22) 1 4 LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE SP (M. Murphy 573) 7 18 DA (J. Isaac 570) 5 16 RA (M. Parnell 603) 5 15 CC (J. Sleeper 530) 2 14 FS (L. Sutherland 700) 2 11 SH (A. Scott 566) 3 11 HI-I (M. Elson 522) 4 11 IS (M. Greenlee 616) 7 10 CO (M. Kennedy 477 E. Burt 480) 3 7 HB (3. Manders 479) 0 5 RO (L. Lightfoot 554) 4 4 HO (Cr. Rummell 528) 0 4 COLLEENS TD (A. Clark 525) 4 25 PE (W. Avery 599) 2 22 PI (J. Leckie 518) 5 16 BO (B. Avery 513) 3 15 RO (M. Rydall 535) 2 14 BO (M. McCarthy 548) 5 13 FAMILY WINNERS — Four members of one family received trophies at the annual banquet of the Huron Pony Trotting club held in Zurich Saturday night. They are, from the left, Kevin Windsor, slow children's race winner, Mrs. Gwen Windsor, perfect attendance with one pony in the powder puff section; Mac Windsor, perfect attendance with two ponies and Charles Windsor runner-up in the children's event. T-A photo Lots of changes With a new hockey season come a lot of changes at the Exeter arena most of which will increase the enjoyment for hockey fans and players alike. Spectators at Friday night's all-star game will be Pleasantly surprised at the overall improvement at the local ice palace. First of all the overall appearance is greatly enhanced by a new coat of white paint throughout most of the arena which makes the place look much brighter. What hits the eye first is the north end of the arena where 'the Hawks dressing room and some seats have been removed to make room for a new scraping and flooding machine. The new machine arrived Monday morning as the result of the generosity of the Exeter Kinsmen club and will certainly be an improvement to scraping the ice surface by hand. The new dressing rooms at the west side of the arena are being finished this week and should be ready for Friday's game. To add to spectator enjoyment is the installation of a new time clock and scoreboard and a greatly improved public address system. Busy schedule The Hawks start their home junior season Friday night when they take on the league all-stars in an exhibition game. The Exeter club, last year's league champions will be allowed to use last year's full club. This will give the local fans another chance to watch two over-age players, Larry Laye and Mike Hoy in action. The only two missing from the line-up will be Randy Preszcator and Joe O'Rourke who have moved up in junior company. Preszcator who is with the Markham juniors has been sidelined for more than a week with a throat infection. O'Rourke is with the Chatham juniors. The Zurich Co-Ops, scheduled to compete again in the district Western Junior "D" grouping have folded giving the Hawks an open date this Sunday afternoon. Quick arrangements were made early this week and the Norwich Merchants will be at the Exeter arena Sunday afternoon at two o'clock to take on the Hawks in another exhibition tilt. It is expected some of the Zurich players will be working out with the Hawks this week. Open season in an announcement released Friday by the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, open deer seasons were listed for three areas in the Lake Huron area including Huron County. Hunters will be allowed to shoot deer in Huron and all of Grey County except Keppel township next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 1, 2 and 3. In the Bruce peninsula and Keppel township in Grey the season runs all next week from Monday to Saturday. No dogs are to be used while hunting deer in these areas and hunters can only use rifles in Grey , county and the Bruce peninsula. Shotguns are the only weapons to be used in Huron county. Hunters successfully shooting female deer in these areas are asked to collect and turn in the reproductive organs. For detailed instructions or to turn in specimens hunters are asked to contact the nearest Department of Lands and Forests office, Those successful hunters wishing to assist the Lands and Forests in its Indian program may turn in any deer or moose hides at the nearest office and collect a handwarmer for their trouble. These hides will be tanned and then sent to Indian craftsmen for their use in making leather goods. Top money maker When it comes to financial remuneration, it appears that the Boston Bruins rank record-smashing center Phil Esposito almost on a par with super boy Bobby Orr. Fred Sharf, Espo's business advisor, said in a recent interview that Esposito signed a contract with the Boston club that classes him as one of the top money-makers in all sport. It is believed that Esposito, who notched 76 goals last season, inked a four-year pact calculated to bring him $175,000 a year, while teammate Orr is repOrted to have received an unprecedented $ 1-million arrangement. "Espo's contract is so substantial," says his lawyer Arnold Bloom, "that Phil and his wife Linda and his children will never have to worry about money as long as they live." Hawks get even break in opening junior games In their first two starts of the season, the Exeter Hawks broke even. The local juniors downed the Lucan Irish 8-5 in Lucan Wednesday night in exhibition play but dropped a 2-1 decision to the Clinton Mustangs in Clinton Sunday night in the first game of the OHA Junior "D" western grouping' schedule. The Hawks swing back into action Friday night at the Exeter arena when they play host to the Western division all-stars. Sunday afternoon it's an exhibition contest with the Norwich Merchants supplying the opposition. Only One Goal Against the Mustangs in Clinton Sunday night, the Hawks scoring machine failed to get into high gear. The only goal for the locals was fired by Pete Glover with the two clubs playing four aside. scoreboard near the halfway mark of the .period with left winger Dave Revington blinking the light behind the Exeter net with Jim Hearn getting an assist. For the next eight minutes either club failed to score and Three-way tie in dart loop then all of a sudden, Lucan broke loose with three goals in exactly 21 seconds. Torn Hodgins scored the first marker on a three-way effort with Dennis Carty and Dave Revington. Bob Evans fired the next one on a play started by Jeff Craig and then both boys combined to set up Jim Hearn for the final of the three quick scores, In the first period, the Irish outshot the Hawks 22-8 and John Hayter in the Exeter nets was a busy fellow. The second period was a complete reversal of form with the Hawks taking over in the scoring department, upping the score to 6-4 in their favour. Two of the goals were notched on unassisted efforts with Bob Rowe and Robbie Lindenfield doing the successful shooting. Steve Murley scored his second goal of the night with Pete Glover again on the assisting end. Glover scored himself with Larry Bourne providing the passing help. At the five minute mark of the third period, Peter Gill scored for the Hawks on a play started by Gerald O'Rourke and Brad Klumpp, At 13.58 of the final session, Bob Evans took a pass from Jim Hearn and registered the final Lucan goal of the game. With only three minutes remaining, Bob Rowe completed his hat trick performance. Picking up his third assist of the night was Pete Glover. In the final shots on goal total the Irish were in front 41-36. Lucan took 13 of the 25 penalties called, After Friday's regular action in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league a three-way tie exists for first place. The Itchy Four came up with ,a maximum five point per- formance to pull even with the B J's and Doublers for the top spot. The Late Niters are next in line with a record of 16 points. Four competitors have now joined the 140 club which is tops in the league. They are Gerry Edginton, Anita Hunter, Sue Edginton and Jake Marks, Last week's scores were: Itchy Four 5 — Noisy Ones 0 D & S's 4 — B A's 1 Sharpshooters 4 — Scotties 1 Dart Sharks 4 — Shiphunters 1 Swimmers 3 — Canners 2 Late Niters 3 — Winkers 2 Doublers 3 — Dark Angels 2 Featherflights 3 — B J's 2 Early scoring Nearly half the goals scored in the 8-5 Hawks win over the Irish Wednesday night came in the first period. The Lucanclub rebounded from an early deficit to take a 4-2 lead at the end of twenty minutes of play. Big Bob Rowe who led the Exeter scoring attack with one goal in each period started his club away on the right foot with a goal before the three minute mark was reached. Bob Parsons assisted on the first goal of the year, Speedy Steve Morley put the Hawks two goals up less than three minutes later on a play started by Pete Glover. The Irish boys first hit the A five-year-old came home from kindergarten with a Christenas card for his mother. On the front of the card was a strange tree with odd bells dangling from it and a bullet in the middle. "What kind of a tree is this?" his mother asked. "Oh," said the boy, "It's a cartridge in a pear tree!" Friday's schedule 8p.m. Swimmers vs Doublers Shiphunters vs Featherflights Itchy Four vs Sharpshooters Scotties vs Noisy Ones Canners vs Dark Angels Dart Sharks vs B J's D & S's vs Late Niters B A's vs Winkers First all-star game set for Exeter, Friday be represented by Bill Stirling, Stu Mustard and Bob Cook. Prom the Tavistock Braves comes Duane and Don Zehr and Keith McIntosh. Goalie Dan Campbelton and forwards Don Hislop and bon Nicholson will be here from the Mitchell Hawks with John McKinley, Shane McKinnon and Brian Campbell from the Zurich Co-bps. The Belmont Sunsets will send defencemart parry Stratton and forwards Ed Landon and Doug Hepburn. Mike Black and Sharon and Bob Kelly will represent the Lambeth Flyers. For the first time Western junior "D" grouping of the Ontario Hockey Association is staging an all-star game. ' The special contest will pit the Exeter Hawks against the best of the league clubs at the Exeter arena, Friday night at 8.30. Each of the seven other teams in the loop will send three players to the game and the all-star coaching will be handled by John Yausie of Tavistock and Glenn .McFalls of Lucan. ' The Hawks, last year's league 'champions and provincial finalists will be allowed to use all of their 1970-71 team. Back in action Will be Larry Laye and Mike Hoy, Both are ineligible this year because of age. The only two Members of last year's club that will he missing are Randy Preszcator with the Markham juniors and Joe O'Rourke, now a member of the Cha (halt Maroons, The Ludari frith Will send their nuMber One forward line Con- sisting of Tom Hodgins, Dave Hevingtori and Dennis Carty Nthile the Clinton Mustangs Will