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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-01-13, Page 6Cei ULM Min" HOC'KEVEXETER ARENA Lambeth Flyers vs Exeter Hawks Sunday, Jan. 16 2:00 p.m. Tavistock Braves vs Exeter Hawks S.H.H.L. INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY Exhibition Game RIPLEY FLYERS VS HENSALL CASCADIAN Sunday, Jan. 16 2 p.m. HENSALL ARENA January Clearance 2 1972 COMPANY DEMONSTRATORS 1 IMPALA SPORT COUPE 1 BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN SAYE HUNDREDS NOW OK USED CARS 1969 OLDS DELTA CUSTOM SEDAN power equipped, low mileage, License K32131 1971 VEGA GT, loaded with radio, low mileage, License H45281 • 1969 DODGE POLARA 2-door hardtop, power equipped, vinyl roof, License K35508 1969 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 8 cyl. sedan, vinyl roof, low mileage, License K34108 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE power equipped, vinyl interior, License K62613 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE buckets and console, License J89733 1966 PONTIAC PAR ISIENNE SEDAN power steering, License K60987 SNELL BROS. 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The Store With the Stock ' EXE1ER Page 6 Times-Advocate, January 13, 1972 11111 00110111111111111;1110100111109009001101011110011111110110119001110011090111111111111111110011111101 FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS 1 1i By Ross Haugh On top for short time Hawks solid in second spot FIRST DRAW WINNERS — The first draw of the Exeter men's curling club was won by a rink skipped by Robbie Robichaud. Shown above from the left are skip Robichaud, Jim Pinder, Ray Wuerth and George Merpaw. Busy time ahead The next couple of months should be very busy and interesting as far as sporting and outdoor events are concerned. The parade of events will be started a week from this coming weekend when students at South Huron District High School will participate in their annual Winter Carnival. The following week, the Exeter Minor Hockey Association will be presenting their annual Minor Hockey Day on Saturday, January 29 at the Exeter arena. The weekend of February 12 and 13 will be a big one at the Pineridge Chalet, near Hensall. The Chalet a popular snowmobiling spot will again present their annual Crippled Kids program, During this time, crippled children from all parts of Western Ontario along with London's Timmy are in attendance and are the honored guests. The feature of this event will again be barbecued moose and venison that has been donated by district sportsmen and hunters. The high school carnival will get underway Friday night January 21 with a dance in the school gymnasium. Following the dance a midnite movie will be presented. A coffee house atmosphere will be created in some of the hall areas of the school. Saturday morning things get off to a brisk start with another movie at seven o'clock. Breakfast will follow in the school cafeteria. The balance of the daylight hours will be filled with snowmobile, snowshoe, skiing races along with other novelty events. Late Saturday afternoon, a popular contest at previous events of this nature will be repeated. This is the pancake eating contest and is sure to find a new bunch of hungry students ready to try their appetites to the fullest. In Friday's activities we forgot to mention that a Snow Queen and King will be crowned at the dance. Using the same procedure as last year, the King and Queen will be selected by a lucky draw. The names of each couple attending the dance will be put into a draw and the first names pulled out will preside over the balance of the carnival. Saturday night students will be able to hear a concert presented by the Cream Cheese Good Time Band. Student Council president Doug Mock tells us this is a top notch musical group. If anyone has any energy left by ten o'clock Saturday night they will be able to participate in a skating party at the Exeter arena that will continue until two o'clock Sunday morning. The fun-filled weekend will conclude with a third movie, Sunday afternoon. Sounds like an exciting weekend. See you there. Full hockey program The local observance of Minor Hockey Day will provide a lot of hockey action with a total of thirteen games on tap with boys of all ages taking part. Activities will start at nine in the morning and will conclude thirteen hours later with the completion of the midget all-star game. The full day program includes mites, squirts, novice and pee wee in house league action with two Exeter clubs in each of the novice, pee wee, bantam and midget ranks meeting outside competitors, The annual carnival presented by members of the Exeter figure skating club has been scheduled for Saturday, February 26 with another good program lined up. Club president Jack Underwood tells us the guest skater will be Julie Bowerman, a native of WoodStock, now skating out of the Cricket Club in Toronto. While a title for the carnival hasn't been decided on yet, Underwood said it would have a Canadian theme with numbers depicting scenes across Canada and into the North. Several mystery comedy acts are again being lined up. This part of the program was very entertaining last year. While on the subject of figure skating, there is still time to get tickets for the last couple days of the Canadian Figure Skating championships being held in London at the Gardens. Of interest to local figure skating enthusiasts, at least five skaters that have participated in previous carnivals here are competing in the Canadian trials. They include Ron Shaver, Cheri and Dennis Pinner and Judy Curraugh and Keith Caughell. Canadians on U.S. TV The Columbia Broadcasting System has again started their Sunday afternoon Game of the Week hockey telecasts. Doing the play by play is Canadian sportscaster Dan Kelly. Rumours have CBS trying to lure Howie Meeker across the border to do the colour commentary. Well travelled A goodly number of professional hockey players get to play with at least two or three different clubs during their career but for veteran defenceman Larry Hillman travelling from team to team is becoming a habit. Hillman was recently traded from Los Angeles to the Buffalo Sabres and made his eleventh stop with an NHL club. The big defenceman has been a professional for 18 seasons. He has been traded or sold, nine times. This along with demotions and promotions he has changed uniforms 25 times. Hillman was originally owned by Detroit. Chicago drafted him, but waived him to Boston. Toronto then drafted him and kept him for eight years, Next came a claim from New York and then a Minnesota draft, In quick succession it was a claim from Pittsburgh, a trade to Montreal, a Philadelphia draft and trade to the Los Angeles Kings before the latest trade to Buffalo. In between NHL stops, Hillman has played with minor league clubs in Buffalo, Edmonton, Springfield, Rochester and Providence. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets have seen very little hockey action in the past couple of weeks but this situation will be remedied this week. The Jets who are playing an exhibition schedule will be on the ice four times in the next six nights, Tonight, Thursday the L-I club will be in Point Edward to meet Novice Broncos get even break The Exeter Broncos broke even in two Shamrock and Intercounty games this week and only one goal separated the two teams in each game. Friday night at the Exeter arena it was Belmont edging the Exeter youngsters in an Inter- county novice contest first defeat of the Shamrock season by a 5-4 count. In season play to date, the Broncos have won 13 games, lost eight and tied one in 22 league, exhibition and tournament games. They will be at home to Lucan tonight, Thursday will also host St. Marys Friday night and meet Huron Park in Lucan Saturday afternoon. The Broncos came from behind with a rush Saturday as they scored two goals in the last minute and a half of play to edge Lambeth by a single goal. Dave Bogart scored the win- ning goal on a slap shot from the blueline with two Lambeth players in the penalty box at 14,45. Only 59 seconds earlier, Brian Mercer had scored the tying goal, his third of the afternoon with the assist going to David Cann. The other Exeter goal was registered by Dan Bell with Cann again helping out. In the 4-3 loss to Belmont, the second of the season by the same score, the Broncos scoredonce• in each period. Dan Bell scored in each of the first and second sessions with Dave Bogart marking the final score. J. Taylor 12 - E. Busche 5 N. Parsons 12 - S. Mousseau 4 B. Bell 7 - A, Dinney 6 L. Dobbs 6 - A. McDonald 4 B. Dawson 7 - G. Gregus 5 M. Murley 10 - D. Pfaff 2 D. Coates 8 - A. Bray 7 D. Prout 9 - H. Webber 5 A. Etherington 13 - H. Burton H. Mickle 10 - D. Elder 5 M. Strang 8 - J. Lovell 6 P. Simmons 10 - W. Marshall 5 the Easy Movers, Saturday it's over to St. Marys to meet a rural league all-star team, Sunday a trip to Paris and Tuesday night the Jets will be in Aylmer. In their latest play, the Jets disposed of the Simcoe County Kings by an 11-1 count at the Huron Park arena, Friday night. Defencemen score The last six goals in the Jets romp over Simcoe were scored by defencemen with former Exeter Hawksdoing most of the damage. With the Jets leading 5-1 late in the second period, the rearguards swung into action. Barry Baynham was the first blueliner to hit the mark at 17.25. In rapid succession in the final frame Baynham, hit with his second, Bill Bourne fired in two shots and Larry Willert and team manager Don Urbshott notched singles. Most of the goals scored by the defencemen came on slap shots from the blueline as the Simcoe club was unable to get the puck out of their own end. The final goal of the game came on a reverse situation with forward Jamie Robb letting a log shot go and Urbshott was near the net to tip the puck in. • The Jets top scorer of the night Jack Nairn and Ken Loft. While he failed to score any goals, Terry Bourne had a productive night with no less than six assists. Defenceman Bill Dunnell, back in the line-up assisted on four goals scored by his mates, The only Simcoe goal was scored in the first period by Brian Clarke. Lorne Daer was in the Jet nets for the first two periods with Don Stewart completing the chores Curling scores Men's J. Hewitt 9 - G. Busche 5 G. McCarter 8 - H. Dougall 7 W. Kraft 10 - E. Fink 2 R. Hodgert 9 - L. Learn 6 13. Alexander 12 - L. Webber 2 D Parsons 8 - B. Coates 5 R. Hodgert 12 - M. Gaiser 8 R. Murley 7 - E. Powe 6 A. Cann 10 - N. Walper 6 J. Finnen 10 - R. Robichaud 2 D. Jermyn 5 - G, Prout 3 K. McDonald 10 - P. Raymond 7 P. Lavier 9 - H. Walsh 5 B. MacLean 6 - C. Down 5 G. Fisher 8 - L. Passmore 8 G, Smith 7 - Hodgert 4 J. Urquhart 10 - P. Hern 1 The see-saw battle for first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior 'D' Western grouping continues with only five points separating the first six teams. The Exeter Hawlfs held down first spot for 48 hours but lost 2-1 in Belmont Sunday night and the Sunsets are back atop the heap. Belmont is first with 26 points, the Exeter Hawks and Mitchell Hawks are tied for second, only one point back. Clinton is fourth with 23 points and Lucan and Lainbeth • each have 21. The Tavistock Braves trail in the basement with 11 points. The Hawks moved into first place Friday night as they blanked the Lambeth Flyers 7-0 on Exeter ice, The same Flyers will be back at the Exeter arena Friday night for an 8:30 contest and Tavistock will be in town Sunday afternoon for a two o'clock encounter with the Hawks. Tuesday night, the Mitchell arena will be the site of a battle between the two Hawk teams, was speedy Jacques Cousineau with a three goal performance. Getting the other L-I goals were Minor teams in Shamrock split Exeter. and Ilderton clubs split a Shamrock league double header at the Exeter arena, Wednesday night. In the opening game of the night, Exeter blanked Ilderton 8-0 while Ilderton midgets bounced back to take the nightcap by a 3-1 score. Brad Da tars, Derek Regier and Steve Baynham each scored two goals to head the Exeter pee wee scoring. Adding single scores were Randy Parsons and Paul Pooley. Ilderton goals in the midget victory were contributed by Mike McIntyre, Bill Ravensberg and Gary Herm The lone Exeter counter came from the stick of Randy Gilfillan Yen a three-way passing effort with Doug Fairbairn and Perry Stover. Bank Boys top Rec loop The Bank Boys moved into undisputed possession of first place in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league with a Thursday night win over Newby Tire by a 7-4 score. The Bank Boys now have a total of seven wins in eight starts, good for 14 points. Newby Tire has 10 points, the Vikings follow in third spot with six points and the Juveniles trail in the basement with a two point record. In Thursday's other regular action, the Vikings downed the Juveniles 10-6. Bill Farquhar and George Bruneau each scored twice to lead the Bank Boys to their victory. Adding single goals were Fred Wells, Chuck Becker and Hans Zeehuisen. The Newby Tire goals came in single fashion from the sticks of Bob MacDonald, Mike Cushman, Craig Davidson and IL Jordon. A hat trick performance from Pete McFalls led the Vikings win over the Juveniles. Paul Robinson and Dennis Passmore were next in line with two scores each while Randy Tieman, Gary Balsdon and Jim O'Toole added single goals. Rick McDonald and Jim McDonald each found the scoring range on twooccasions to head the Viking scoring. Chipping in with one goal apiece were Peter Zankowski. and Jack Mayer, The Exeter club is actually in good position having played two fewer games than Belmont and four less than .Clinton, Mitchell and Lucan. While the Hawks are the second lowest scoring team in the league The first half of the schedule for the Exeter Legion mixed dart league closed Friday night with the Sharpshooters holding down a slim first place lead. The Sharpshooters have a point• total of 51, one more than the runner-up B J's. The Dark Angels are third with 46 and a three-way tie exists for fourth between the Itchy Four, Doublers and Late Niters. Larry Brintnell holds the high score for men with a 160 while Annie Lawson, Barb Hearn and Anita Hunter have 140 each to lead the ladies section. Duff Rothbauer has amassed 21 wins one more than runner-up Don Appleby. Barb Hearn leads the ladies with 14 with Etta Kopp next in line with' 13. The standings are as follows: Sharpshooters 51 B J's 50 Dark Angels 46 Itchy Four 45 Doublers 45 Late Niters 45 B A's 38 Canners 36 Dart Sharks 36 D & S's 36 Shiphunters 35 Featherflights 32 Swimmers 27 Scotties 26 Noisy Ones 25 Winkers 22 Friday's schedule 8 p.m. B J's vs Itchy Four Noisy Ones vs Winkers BA's vs Dark Angels Canners vs Featherflights 9:30 p.m. Shiphunters vs Scotties Two points for Park Huron Park minor teams gained two points in a Wednesday Shamrock league doubleheader with clubs from Lambeth. The Huron Park pee wees took the opening game by an 8-2 count while Lambeth took the bantam and midget games by respective scores of 11-3 and 9-1. Randy Somerville scored three times to lead the Huron Park pee wee win over Lambeth. Brian Lather was next in line with two goals while single goals were registered by Mike Wood, Ken McKeller and Robert Regier. Mathew Muller notched two of the Huron Park bantam scores with Randy Funston notching the other. Randy Funston was the lone Huron Park midget goal getter. with 97 goals they have a good defensive record. Goalie John Hayter has allowed only 62 goals in 19 games for a 3,3 goals against average and has three shut-outs to his credit, Sharpshooters vs D & S's Late Niters vs Swimmers Doublers vs Dart Sharks Exeter rinks in playoffs Two rinks from the Exeter curling club won the district 13B championship in the Governor General's Competition at Seaforth, Saturday. Defeating teams from Seaforth and Brussels in the two-team competition were rinks skipped by Ray Murley and Jim Hewitt. The Exeter rinks will travel to Owen Sound March 5 to compete in further playoffs. Completing the Murley rink were Peter Raymond and Gordon and Keith Strang while Harry Mathers and Jerry and Jim Finnen were the other members of the Hensall foursome. Hayter picked up his third shut- out Friday night as his mates scored seven times against Lambeth. For the second straight game Brian Campbell fired three goals to lead the Hawks in the scoring department. The Hawks scored three times in each of the first two periods and were well on the way to victory, The first Exeter score was fired by Peter Kleinstiver on a three-way passing effort with Perry Stover and Ron Janke. Campbell then took over to fire two successful shots. Bob Rowe and Janke provided the passes'. The second period was less than four minutes old when Steve Murley took a pass from Robert Lindenfield and blinked the light, At the halfway mark, Brian Campbell completed his hat trick on a play started by Bob,Parsons and Bob Rowe. ' Four minutes later, Brian Bestard made the score 6-0 when he converted passes from Pete Kleinstiver and Bob Rowe. Kleinstiver scored his second goal of the night early in the third period to complete the Exeter scoring. An assist went to Perry Stover. The Hawks took 17 of 29 penalties called but were able to score twice while playing shorthanded, One goal by Brian Campbell came with two Hawks resting in the sin bin. Mixed B. Shapton 10 - G, Prout 4 H. Mathers 11 - B. Borland 3 G. Smith 10 - E. Fink 4 4 H: Snell 6 - C. Smith 5 H. Sherwood 11 - E. Bell 4 R. Robichaud 10 - L. Webber 6 Jets face busy schedule, four games in six nights Sharpshooters lead at dart halfway mark