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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-04, Page 7CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS — The South Huron District High School junior girls team made a terrific showing at last week's WOSSA cross country competition held at London. The SHDHS girls finished second in the team events while Kim Postill was the overall junior girls champion. Kim is shown in the centre at the front of the above picture. Back, left, Agnes Van Esbroeck, Aileen Klungel, Shirley Zandbergen and coach Torben Haarbye. Front, Esther Snyder, Kim Postill and Margaret Rooseboom. T-A photo Jets win over Mustangs led by veteran forwards eit ti O}jp WINTER CAR CHECK $lir A complete checking and service program for safe dependable winter driving. 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It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 The Lucan-Ilderton Jets kept their winning ways intact Friday night as they downed the University of Western Ontario Mustangs 9-4 in an exhibition contest held at the Huron Park arena. The ,Jets will be idle this week. They will be holding one practice in addition to their annual draw night which will be held at the Lucan arena Friday night. , Team manager Don Urbshott said this week he had received overtures from an OHA official to play a home and home schedule with clubs from Durham, Collingwood and Midland. This type of series was not confirmed at press time. The Jets planned games with Aylmer, Tillsonburg, Delhi, Stratford, and Erie, Penn- sylvania, Veterans Lead The Jets were led to their Friday win by the fine per- formance of their veteran for- ward line of Doug Galloway, Jack Nairn and Steve Storey. Galloway led the attack with a two goal effort while his line- mates notched one goal apiece. Play was fairly even in the first period with each club scoring three times. The Mustangs went ahead in the second minute of play with Dave Edwards firing the puck behind Harry Taylor in the Jets cage. The Jets got back on even Local girl is winner in cross crountry run • Novice. boy • s in action • • Teams have been chosen for Saturday morning action in the novice category of house league hockey at the Exeter arena, Playing at nine and ten o'clock each Saturday morning will be Boston, Montreal, Vancouver and New York, The teams are Boston - coach Brian Murray, David Bogart, Jeff Newby, Wayne Parsons, Jeff Fuller, Jeff Musser, Steve Pearce, David Atthill, Chris Mittelholtz, Peter Montgomery, Brian Talbot, John Wildfong, Vincent Winter, Greg Skinner, John Van Roestel, Jerry Van Gerwen. Vancouver - coach Jerry Parsons, Danny Bell, Dean Boyle, Doug Robbins, Danny Galloway, Donny Beaver, Lee Hodgert,Doug Raymond, David Bell, Brad Coates, Robbie Datars, Steve Wells, Robert Watson, Derrick Vanderqunst. New York - coach Doug McArthur, Steve Skinner, Preston Dearing, Steven Horn, Ian Sweet, Murray Armstrong, Ted Ducharme, Tony Mattucci, Doug Brooks, Mark Parsons, Murray Heywood, Doug Hoff- man, Mike Coughlin, David Cann, Joey Blommaert. Montreal - coach Jack Fuller, Brian Mercer, Peter Martene, Dave Robinson, Joey Becker, Doug Fletcher, Todd Heywood, Vincent Winters, Bill Simmons, Larry Dawson, Kevin Kipfer, Eddie Hunter Duvar, Robert Datars, Phillip McLeod, Tom De Boeck. Saturday morning at nine Boston meets Montreal while Vancouver tangles with New York at ten o'clock. terms near the nine minute mark as Bill Dunnell and Jack Nairn broke in on the Western net. Dunnell faked a pass to Nairn and fired a blistering wrist shot into the top right hand corner of the net, Again it was the Mustangs going ahead with Gary Coons scoring at 11.29, This time it took the L-I boys only three minutes to square things. Steve Proctor was the goal scorer as he tipped in a pass from Jacques Cousineau. Also assisting on the play was Barry Baynham a former Exeter Hawk in a Jet uniform for the first time, Only 29 seconds after Proctor's tally, Pete Fraser, put, the Mustangs out in front again. A Two teams even • in dart. league A two-way tie for first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league continues with the Sharpshooters and Late Niters deadlocked with 22 points apiece. The BJ's are in third spot with 21 points while the Doublers follow in fourth position, one point further back. The big scores for the season remain unchanged with Gerry Edginton, Jake Marks, Sue Edginton and Anita Hunter all even with a 140 game. In most games won for the men Alex Jackson is out in front with eleven wins with Gerry Edginton next in line with nine. Barb Hearn is tops for the ladies, also with nine victories. All participants in the dart league are reminded that Friday night is lunch night. Last week's scores were: Sharpshooters 5 - Itchy Four 0 Dark Angels 5 - Canners 0 Late Niters 5 - D & S's 0 B & A's 4 - Winkers 1 B J's 4 - Dart Sharks 1 Shiphunters 4 - Featherflights 1 Noisy Ones 3 - Scotties 2 Doublers 3 - Swimmers 2 Friday's Schedule 8 p.m. B & A's vs Dart Sharks Doublers vs Itchy Four Noisy Ones vs Dark Angels Swimmers vs Sharpshooters 9:30 p.m. Late Niters vs Featherflights Canners vs Scotties 13 J's vs Winkers Shiphunters vs D & S's backhand shot by Jamie Robb found the mark at 16.52 to send the two clubs to the first rest session on even terms. Assisting Robb were Walt Parkinson and Bill Neil. The second period belonged completely to the Jets as they scored three times without a reply from the visitors. At 6.45, the veteran trio started rolling with Galloway scoring on a play originated by Nairn and Storey. Seven minutes later Dick Doughty slid the puck into the Western net after taking a pass from Barry Irwin. The period scoring was closed out by Jack Nairn as he flipped in a short backhand shot at 14.27 with his two mates assisting. Scoring in the third period was confined to the last half, Storey started it off at the eleven minute mark converting a pass from Galloway. Only 40 seconds later, Bill White drilled in a 30-foot shot on ' an unassisted effort. The final Jet goal of the night came on another three-way passing effort at 14.12 with Doug Galloway finishing off passes from Jack Nairn and Steve Storey. The last scoring reply from the Mustangs came from the stick of Bob Jeffrey with the Jets playing short-handed at 15.02. Lorne Daer was in the Lucan- Ilderton nets for the final two periods and allowed only one shot to get past him. Beat Inflation Now A.. GAS 47.9 Snell Bros. LIMITED 235.0660 Exeter To become an individual champion in the athletic field in the Huron-Perth Conference Is a terrific honor; to gain the same awards in competitions held by the Western Ontario Secondary Schools Association is a great accomplishment, That is exactly what Kim Postill of South Huron District High School has accomplished this year. The young girl athlete after winning the cross country championship in the junior girls division went on to take WOSSA honors last week. Kim finished first in the gruelling meet with more than MEN'S "A" LEAGUE RB (P. McFalls 737) 7 31 DU (D. Appleby 619) 0 16 C4 (D. Jackson 726) 5 33 FA (C. Blommaert 793) 2 20 SU (H. Holtzmann 698) 5 26 SP (B. Nicol 706) 2 21 CA (J. Bell 735) 7 31 IG (J. Darling 645) 0 16 RO (J. Fuller 840) 7 36 UN (J. Hennessey 776) 0 22 BR (C. 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Reynolds667) 5 17 CH (R. Durand 631) 2 13 MI (B. Sanders 638) 7 35 BS (W. Pearce 606) 0 19 LG (P. Humphries 565) 7 27 VA (T. Ellerington 611) 0 36 100 other competitors. South Huron finished second in the team event. Esther Snyder placed ninth in the individual race. Others on the South Huron team coached by Torben Ilaarbye are Agnes Van Esbroeck, Shirley Zandbergen and Aileen Iclungeh The best showing by South Huron in the boys events was a 17th place finish in the midget division by Kevin I3estard. Other midget boys competing were Don Van Raay, T. McKellar, Tony Kyle, Steve Sims, Ron Bowers and Randy Dietrich. Junior boys from SIIMIS were Ag school gets victory Tuesday night, Centralia College of Agricultural Technology downed a combined team of players from Fanshawe, Woodstock and Simcoe in an exhibition hockey contest by a score of 11-5. Carl Mueller and Bruce Corrigan lead the CCAT scoring attack with two goals apiece. 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