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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-16, Page 8EXHIBITION HOCKEYHOCKEY Friday, Dec. 17 8.30 p.m. HURON PARK Arena Jim Ball Sheet Metal of London vs. LUCAN-ILDERTON JETS St. Marys Cement and 5ngtand's Body Shop are Jet Supporters Holiday Specials SEE OUR SELECTION TODAY 1969 OLDS DELTA SEDAN power equipped, defogger, radio, shadelite windshield, low'rnileage, License K32131 1969 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE 8 cyl., 3 speed automatic, radio, defogger, two-tone, License K32248 .1969 OLDS CUTLASS S 2-door hardtop, radio, defogger, vinyl interior, License K32130 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE power equipped, radio, two-tone, License K34164 1968 FORD FAIRLANE SPORT COUPE 6 cyl. automatic, License K45685 1967 FORD GALAXIE 2-door hardtop, 8 cyl. automatic, two-tone, radio, 37,000 actual miles, License K34519 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE buckets, console, radio, wire discs, License J89733 1967 PLYMOUTH FURY III SEDAN 8 cyl. automatic, radio, License K46477 1966 FORD GALAXIE 2-door hardtop, 8 cyl. automatic, radio, two-tone, License K36447 1965 VALIANT 4-door sedan, automatic, radio, low mileage, License K31661 '2495 '2195 '2195 1795 1195 '1195 1195 1195 895 s 695 MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM SNELL BROS. LIMITED Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235.0660 EXETER The Home of Guardian Maintenance Friday Dec. 17 8:30 P.M. illoCKEYE XETER ARENA Mitchell Hawks VS Exeter Hawks 1 I Juniorll SOUTH' HURON HOCKEY BEAT RCHASED BEFORE CHRISTMAS JIM GAUNT ENTERPRISES 228.6716 Auto•Ski Sales & Service FREE ONE F REE S WI TH N WM EACH 0B L 0SAUCITH GIVEN Centralia DICK and DAVE Plumbing & Electrical DICK RAU DAVE DURAND 236-4607 565.5281 Zurich Bayfield NEW JUVENILE TROPHY — The Dashwood juvenile baseball team won the Ontario Baseball Association "D" championship in 1971. At Saturday's closing banquet coach Joe Fulop and co-captains Jim Guenther and Gary Hartman are shown with the new trophy, T-A photo Hawks in third place, but have three games in hand ffk7-7/1-Tht4.111111111111111111111 ‘lo MEND-N-FIT WADE INSURANCE AGENCY D.1. (Terry) Wade Total Insurance Service Auto — Fire — Liability — Glass Sickness and Accident Income Lite — pensions *Surety Bondi, etc. o wolArd ze hapOY to OlSreoSS Y"' oar t swance needs. Coil toclay or at reetevva7 to". e. Phone Creditors 234-6368 ort.ucan 2274061 While the Exeter Hawks were resting in third place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" western grouping, they have three games in hand on the league leading Clinton Mustangs and are actually in strong contention for the loop lead. Clinton now has a total of 19 points, Belmont is in second spot with 16 and the Hawks are third with 15 points, but have played three less games than the Clinton club. The Hawks gained an even split this week picking up three points of a possible half dozen. In Lambeth, Wednesday, the Hawks outscored the Flyers 6-3, Friday night on home ice they dropped a 6-3 decision to the Belmont Sunsets and Sunday afternoon at the Exeter arena, the Hawks and Lucan Irish played to a 4-4 tie. The Hawks play two games over the weekend and then get a good rest for the holidays. They play host to the Mitchell Hawks Friday night at 8:30 at the Exeter arena and travel to Lucan Sun- day afternoon for a return engagement with the Irish Six. Well played contest Sunday afternoon's tie contest with the Irish was one of the best played of the season with both clubs sticking to hockey. Only nine penalties were called, all minors. The Hawks were assessed five. The scoring was well spread around with four different players on both clubs sharing in the successful shooting. Each team counted once in the first period. Bob Evans opened the scoring for the Irish at 10.57 on a pass from TomHodgins and Shane McKinnon squared the count a little less than five minutes later converting a pass from Brian Campbell into a goal. Scoring came quickly in the second period. Lucan forced ahead first with a two goal spurt. Jeff Craig counted at 2.09 and captain Jim Hearn was on the scoreboard in little more than a minute. The assist was credited to Dan Calcott. Suddenly, it was the Hawks turn to shine. In less than three minutes the score was all even again at 3-3, Perry Stover not- ched the first counter on a pass from Shane McKinnon and Steve Murley registered on a three-way effort with line-mates Larry Haugh and Ron Lindenfield, With only three minutes to go in the middle stanza, the Exeter club took the lead for the first time when Brian Campbell put the puck behind Bruce Maslem in the Lucan cage on a play started by Bob Parsons. Time was running out in the second period when Jim Macklem knotted the score on a play originated by Dave Revington and Jim Hearn. Little scoring power Although the Hawks scored two quick goals Friday night, they were unable to sustain much of an attack and fell to Belmont by a 6-3 score. The game was only a minute and forty-five seconds old when Brian Bestard blinked the red light on passes from Pete Kleinstiver and Perry Stover. At 8.34, Ron Lindenfield scored on a pass from captain Larry Haugh to give Hawks a two goal. margin. Before the period ended, Dave Gauthier deposited the puck behind Exeter goalie John Hayter. In the second period, the Sunsets were able to score three times without a reply from the Hawks. Getting the go-ahead goals were Bob Summers, Ken Grayson and Gauthier. Pete Gill fired the final Exeter goal in the third period while John Willsey and Doug Hepburn were the Belmont goal getters. Three of the Belmont goals came with a member of the Exeter team resting in the penalty box. Minors win one series, get only point in other Exeter minor hockey teams swept a Shamrock tripleheader from Dorchester teams in Belmont, Tuesday but could only gain one point in a similar series against Lambeth on Exeter ice, Wednesday. In Belmont the Exeter pee wees won by a 6-i count, the Novice get back on the right track The Exeter Broncos got back on the right track in Shamrock league play Saturday afternoon by swamping Huron Park by a score of 114. David Bogart was the top Exeter marksman with a three goal effort. Larry Dawson fired two shots into the net while Brian Mercer. Jeff Newby, Steve Skinner, Doug Brooks, Preston Dearing and.Dan Bell eachscored single goals. Paul Theander was the lone goal getter for Huron Park. The Broncos travel to St. Thomas Saturday afternoon for an Intercounty exhibition game while the novice "B" team fills the Shamrock league engagement. in Lucan, bantams eked out a 4-3 decision and the midgets registered a 9-0 victory. Against. Lambeth, the only Exeter point came as the bantam clubs played to a 3-3 tie. Lambeth won the pee wee game 8-1 and the midget contest 5-2. Randy Parsons was the top Exeter scorer in the win over Dorchester with a three goal performance. Derek Regier scored twice and Paul Gaiser added a single. With Dorchester leading 3-2 midway through the third period, Randy Regier and Brad Roelofson scored in the final minutes to give the Exeter bantams a 4-3 win. The first two Exeter goals were fired by Dave Regier and Ken Pinder. The only Exeter pee wee goal in the 13-1 loss to Lambeth came from the stick of Brian Hornell on a three-way passing play with Paul and Perry Pooley. Larry Clarke fired two suc- cessful shots to lead the Exeter bantam scoring in their 3-3 draw with Lambeth. The other goal was scored by Brian Taylor. The Exeter goals in the 5-2 midget loss were scored by Pius Page •0 Tirnes•AcIvocate, December Id, 1971. 1111111111:1111011111111111111a616111.1111146111111111411.11111111111111IttillatittilltIlltawnIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImlim FQ.R.A1,1, GOAD SPQRTS By Ross Haugh SH wrestlers win own tournament Six members of the Hawks shared in the scoring as they downed Lambeth 6-3, Wednesday night. While failing to get a goal, Perry Stover lead the Hawk point getters with three assists, all coming in the third period, The Exeter goal scorers were Brian Campbell, Ron Lin- denfield, Larry Haugh, Robert Lindenfield, Brian Bestard and Pete Gill. The Lambeth marksmen were Bob ,Fenlon, Greg Steeles and Dennis Toth. Dietrich and Paul Robinson. Randy Gilfillan and Bill VanBergen each scored twice to pace the 9-0 Exeter midget win over Dorchester. Notching one goal each were Brad Datars, Murray Parsons, Pius Dietrich, Wayne Regier and Brad Gregus. The Exeter pee wees played a 6-6 tie with St. Thomas in an Intercounty exhibition contest. Saturday. Randy Fisher was the top Exeter marksman with a two goal performance. Brian Clarke fired the tying goal in the game. Others getting single scores were Brian Morrell, Brad Taylor and Paul Pooley. PROPER HEATING WAI5 A GREAT INVENTIO/V;TO DO /T JUST/CE /S OUR ""\JNTENT/ON" A close race Hockey fans in the district are in for an exciting season of junior hockey if the first part of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" western grouping is any indication of what is to follow. As this is being written only six points separate the first six teams in the league, To add to this, three of the teams have played three games less than the leading Clinton Colts. A couple of wins for these teams will certainly tighten things up considerably. While Clinton leads the league with 19 points mainly because they have played more games, the Exeter Hawks and Belmont Sunsets are in good position as far as the all important loss column is concerned with only five defeats each while Clinton has lost six times. Belmont is actually in second spot with 16 points while the Hawks and the Lucan Irish are deadlocked for third place with 15 points apiece. Lambeth and Mitchell are next in line with 13 points each. The Hawks, Lambeth and Mitchell each have three games in hand on the leading Clinton club which means a possible additional six points for each of these teams. This is probably the best balanced the district league has been in many years. Any of the clubs with the possible exception of Tavistock can rise to the occasion and down any other on any given night. This was demonstrated clearly Sunday night when the Mitchell Hawks downed Clinton by a score of 6-4. Sunday afternoon's Exeter Hawks game at the local arena with the Lucan Irish supplying the opposition was one of the best seen here this season and augers well for the friendly rivaly between the area clubs for the balance of the year. The feature of the free skating contest was the lack of penalties as both clubs stayed strictly to the business at hand, that of trying to put the puck into the opposition net. The entire contest produced only nine penalties, all of the minor variety. This is the type of hockey that will bring the fans to the arena. We know all clubs in the league are capable of producing this type of hockey and hope this recent trend will continue for the next couple of months. Get the liniment The Exeter Kinsmen club have announced they will sponsor a marathon "skate-a-thon" at the Exeter arena from noon on Wednesday, December 29 to the same time the following day. This means skaters of any age may skate anytime during this period and will be checked in and out by Kin officials. Skaters will be expected to get pledges for each hour they skate. Skate-a-thon director Gernot Dauber told us the club will be happy to have entrants for only a few hours if any one of readers is afraid they might not last the full twenty-four hours. Our skates have been in the basement for more than several years, but they will come out .for a couple of hours at least. Dauber has promised to remove the rust from the blades and provide a bottle of liniment for any aches and pains that could crop up. Reeve Derry Boyle has promised to skate for awhile so we will try and match the good Reeve stride for stride. Sponsor forms for the skate-a-thon may be obtained from any Kinsmen member or the following places of business — Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and McKnig-ht's Men's Wear. Big tourney The Exeter Minor HoCkey Association is again sponsoring a mite hockey tournament during the Christmas holidays and it is expected to be bigger and better than ever. The tournament has been extended to two days and will be held on Sunday and Monday, December 26 and 27. The tourney will be split into two divisions, "A" and "B" and will give a total of sixteen teams an opportunity to participate. A regular defenceman District hockey fans may be interested to know Joe O'Rourke now playing in the Ontario Hockey Association southern Junior "A" league with the Chatham. Maroons is seeing plenty of action. One of the stalwarts on defence for the Exeter Hawks as they reached the OHA "D" finals last year, Joe is taking a regular turn on the Chatham defence. In the last week or two we have had the pleasure of listening to parts of four or five of the Maroon games on a Chatham radio station and hear the Mt. Cannel area native's name mentioned quite often. Another regular on the Chatham defence is Steve English. who played all of his minor hockey in Lucan. With four individual champions leading the way, South Huron. Panthers won the fourth annual Red and Black wrestling tour- nament staged at South Huron District High School, Friday. The Panthers scored a team total of 140 points and were well ahead of their nearest opposition from Regina Mundi of London, last year's WOSSA wrestling champions. Regina Mundi was in second spot with 105 points, St. Jerome's of Kitchener placed third with 81 points Waterloo Collegiate was fourth with 58 points and Central Huron of Clinton and Cameron. Heights of Kitchener brought up the back with respective point totals of 50 and 38. Gerard Charrette competing at 114 pounds and Dave Cyr in at 173 pounds each won three matches to win their division titles. Winning two matches each and also taking tournament titles were Barry Miller at 122 pounds and Don Truemner competing at 177 pounds. All 14 South Huron wrestlers that competed in the six team meet finished in at least the first three. Winning two matches each were Kim McKinnon, Ian Doidge, Pete Sereda, Art Westelaken, Doug Geoffery, Arnold Westelaken, Gary Gibson, Mike Miller and Don Jones. Taking one win good for second place in the 156 pound division standing was Gary Lavier. The panthers started their quest of the Huron-Perth Con- ference championship again with a 58.10 win over Goderich, Thursday and continued with a the other goal was shot by Gary Kyle. Second period Zurich scores were registered by Bob Johnston with a pair and singles by George Suplat and Bob Farguhar. Zurich 4 Hensa II 2 In one of the best played games of the season, the Zurich Flyers edged the Hensall Cascadians 4-2 in Zurich Sunday afternoon, Paul Corriveau, Barry Bloch, Bob Merner and Glen Overholt were the goal getters for Zurich while Craig Chapman. and Bill Taylor scored for the Cascadians. Zurich 8- Huron Park 3 Glen Overholt and Gerald Schantz each scored two goals to lead the Zurich Flyers to an 8-3 win over Huron Park. Checking in with single goals were Paul Corriveau, Kevin McKinnon, Dick Bedard and Bob Johnston. Scoring in single fashion for Huron Park were Terry Millman, Don Cooper and Rick Funston. South Huron Hockey League Zurich vs. Dashwood SUNDAY, DEC. 19 2 p.m. at ZURICH ARENA 63-3 exhibition win over A.B. Lucas of London. Against Goderich Kim McKinnon, Ian Doidge, Gerard Charrette,Art Westelaken, Doug Geoffrey, Mike Miller, Don Jones and Gary Gibson won their matches by the way of pins. Gibson won his match in only 36 seconds. Taking decisions were Pete Sereda, Barry Miller and Arnold Westelaken. The 14 regular wrestlers on the South Huron squad under the capable direction of coaches have compiled amazing personal records in the early season. Gerard Charrette has gone through nine consecutive mat- ches undefeated while Barry Miller has been victorious in all of his five bouts. Pete Sereda and Arnold Westelaken have identical nine and one records while Ian Doidge and Art Westelaken have won eight of nine starts. Doug Geoffrey is 8-2 while Don Truemner, Dave Cyr and Mike Miller are even at 7-1. Kim McKinnon has six victories, Gary Lavier has won five times, Lief Madsen has four victories and Don Jones in the unlimited class has three wins in only four starts, Basketball clubs lose two games In Huron-Perth Conference basketball Thursday afternoon, the two South Huron boys teams were defeated by Goderich. Goderich took the senior contest by a score of 72-42 and chalked up an easy 50-10 win in the junior game, Doug Smith scored 16 points to lead the South Huron senior scoring. Jack Darling was close behind with a 15-point effort. Tim Decker notched five points with Tim Stover, Paul McKnight and Dick Vandeworp each getting two points, Brett Lavier registered six points for the local juniors with Bryan Tuckey and Paul Truemner notching twc points apiece. Hensall3 - Dashwood 3 A goal from the stick of John Becker with less than five minutes remaining in the third period gave the Dashwood Bears a 3-3 draw with the Hensall Cascadians in Zurich Friday night. The game was even from start to finish with the margin never being more than one goal at any time. DennisMorrisseyscored for the Bears in the first period with Ken Smale replying for Hensall late in the second period. Joe Regier put Dashwood back in front at the 2.26 mark on the third frame and Bill Bell evened in front the count only 50 seconds later. Bob Carlisle scored for the Cascadians on a three-way effort with Charlie Schwalm and Ken Smale assisting at 15.20 of the closing session. Becker got the equalizer only seven seconds la ter. Hensall 9- Zurich 5 Four goals in the third period gave the Hensall Cascadians a 9-5 win over the Zurich Flyers in Hensall, Wednesday night. Ken Smale, Bob Goetz, Bob Carlisle and Craig Chapman notched the third period Cascadian counters. The only Zurich goal of the final twenty minutes was notched by Bob Merner. Hensall scored the only goal of the first period with Ken Smale turning the trick. Each team scored four times in the middle period. Bill Chipchase scored twice in the second with Smale getting his second of the night on the way to a hat trick and 4)) '5 ALL 1972 AUTO SKI TRACKS ARE WARRANTEED FOR LIFE pl