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LIMITED Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235-0660 The Horne Of Guardian Maintenance EXETER MINOR HOCKEY DAY SATURDAY JAN. 29 EXETER ARENA 9 a.m. 10: a.m. II a.m. 12 a.m. Novice House League Squirts Mites BOSTON VS MONTREAL NEW YORK VS VANCOUVER HOUSE LEAGUE ST. MARYS VS EXETER I p. m. BRUINS VS MUSTANGS Pee Wee House p . m. BLACK HAWKS VS BARRACUDAS League 3 p.m. 4 p. m. 5 p.m. ST. MARYS VS EXETER LONDON VS EXETER HENSALL VS EXETER No. 2 Novice No. 2 Pee Wee No. 2 Bantam 6 p. m. SOUTHWEST LONDON VS EXETER N ovice 7 p. rn. ST. MARYS VS EXETER Pee Wee 8 p. m. GRAND BEND VS EXETER Bantam 9 p. m. GRAND BEND VS EXETER Midget Admission For The Entire Program ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN - 504 This ad sponsored by Exeter RAP Committee and the Following Supporters of Minor Hockey • Beaver Lumber • Stan Frayne General Store • Mothers Brothers Ltd. • Snell Shell Service Station DON'T SEND TAKE YOUR BOY TO THE ARENA gornes. left Page 8 Times-Advocate, January 27. 1972 ttllitittolituilinuttittitItlitottinuttlittlititoutmliiiiillitItillititilimitimilunlifill11101111111111111111111111.111114 FOR Al-A. GOOD $PORTS By Ross Haugh Hawks still second Carty counted the only Lucan score, Support the kids Don't send your boy to the arena. Take him. That's a slogan that we hope will be practiced by hundreds of parents in this area Saturday of this week. This is the conclusion of Minor Hockey Week in Canada and in three district centres Minor Hockey Day will be featured. Saturday, full day activities are being staged by the Minor Hockey Associations in Exeter, Hensall and Zurich. At the Exeter arena, parents, relatives, neighbors and friends of the more than 200 youngsters enrolled in the local minor hockey program will be able to witness thirteen full hours of hockey action with every boy getting a chance to display his ice skills. The action gets underway with Boston and Montreal meeting in regular novice house league play at nine o'clock. At ten it's New York and Vancouver in another novice contest. At eleven o'clock, the squirts, youngest of the boys participating will be playing a game of their own. Twelve o'clock noon has the Exeter mites taking on St. Marys. The one and two o'clock time slots are set aside for pee wee house league with the Bruins and Mustangs• meeting in the first game and the Black Hawks taking on the Barracudas in the second. At three o'clock the number two novice team meets St. 11,4 rys. An hour later it's the number two pee wee club ceting London and at five o'clock the number tv, bantam club will be in action against as yet un-named ab, The all-star clubs swing into action at six o'clock with the novice team meeting Southwest London. At seven, the pee wees meet St, Marys, the bantams oppose Grand Bend at eight o'clock and the final game of the night at nine has the Exeter midgets meeting Grand Bend. An admission fee of one dollar for adults, will allow spectators to come and go anytime during the full day's program. pe ahead early The Hawks took a 3-1 lead at the end of the first period and never looked back as they posted Friday's 8-5 win over the Clinton Mustangs The only Clinton lead in the game was short-lived, only V seconds to be exact. Gord Riley scored at tile 6,01 mark of the first period to put the mustangs out in front but Brian — please turn to page 9 Hawks were in front 3-1 as Janke and Campbell again combined to Set up Bob Rowe for a successful shot. The last Exeter score and the only one of the third period was fired by Larry Haugh on a three- way combination with his line- mates Steve Murley and Ron Linclenfield, The Hawks drew 10 of the 19 penalties called, all of the minor variety. Only one penalty af- fected the scoring, Jim Guenther of the Hawks was sitting out a slashing infraction when Dennis IN ACTION SATURDAY — All players participating in the Exeter Minor Hockey program will be seen in action at the arena Saturday when Minor Hockey Day is observed. Shown above are captains of the five all-star teams with a snowmobile that goes to the winner of a minor hockey draw in a couple of weeks. Midget Randy Gilfillan is seated while mite David Bell, pee wee Brian Clarke, bantam Brian Taylor and novice David Bogart are at the back. T-A photo Jets undefeated in 22 starts face tough foe, Saturday Hensall program The program arranged for the Hensall arena by the Hensall Minor Hockey Association gets going at ten o'clock in the morning and will conclude about twelve hours later. The first two hours are devoted to house league play with Boston and New York and Toronto and Montreal meeting in regular schedule play. The exhibition games with outside opposition starts at 1:30 with the Hensall and Exeter bantams meeting. At 2:30, the spotlight is on the pee wees with Huron Park supplying the opposition. The 3:30 time slot has the Seaforth midgets in against the Hensall boys. The evening program starts at 6:30 with Ilderton coming in for a novice game. At 7:30, the youngest boys in the Hensall ice program, the beginners will put on a half-hour show in their own way. At eight o'clock, members of the Hensall figure skating club will put on an exhibition of their artistic skills. The final game of the night will put the Hensall and Goderich juveniles against each other at 8:30. Admission for the full day will be one dollar for adults, fifty cents for students and twenty-five cents for children. Minor Hockey Day in Zurich will also feature all of the Zurich hocl-ey teams and all boys registered in the hockey program. We would like to urge all hockey fans in the three areas to get out to their arenas for at least a few hours Saturday. Your presence will not only help the sponsoring groups with their finances but give the boys much needed moral support as they continue with their hockey careers. The Exeter Hawks take to the ice six times in the next ten days to wind up the regular schedule in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" Western grouping and the league champion may not be declared until the final game is played. At the moment, the Belmont Sunsets lead the local Hawks by a single point, but the Belmont team has only four games left as compared to the six remaining on the Hawks schedule. The Hawks were in Lambeth last night, Wednesday to meet the fifth place Flyers, Lambeth will be back at the Exeter arena Friday night, the Hawks travel to Tavistock for a Sunday contest and will be at home at the Exeter arena, Tuesday night for an important meeting with the Belmont Sunsets. In their fifth game in quick succession, the Hawks are at home to the Clinton Mustangs on Friday, February 4 and travel to Belmont for the final game the following Sunday. In this week's play, the Hawks downed the Clinton Mustangs 8-5 Friday night and edged the Lucan Irish 4- 1 in Lucan, Sunday afternoon. Get more shots The Hawks were full value for their 4-1 win in Lucan Sunday afternoon as they outshot the Irish by a count of 43-33 in a fast moving contest that was well handled by referees John Slota and Bill Shaddick. The Exeterclub displayed a well rounded out performance with four players sharing in the scoring. The first period ended in a 1-1 tie. Ron Lindenfield put the Hawks ahead at the 11.52 mark on a play started by captain Larry Haugh. Less than two minutes later the score was all tied up when Dennis Carty blinked the light behind the Exeter net on an unassisted effort. The actual winning goal came from the stick of Bob Parsons midway through the second period with help coming from Ron Janke and Brian Campbell. Only 18 seconds later, the were held to a 4-4 tie by the Erie, Pennsylvania Lions. The Erie Lions and Lima Chargers play in the same American league. Good second period A four goal spurt in the second period allowed the Jets to post Friday's 5.1 win over Aylmer. The Jets took a 1-0 lead in the first period as Doug Galloway scored on a three-way com- bination with Jack Nairn and Ran Cauduro. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets with an undefeated record of 22 games face tough opposition in their only start this week. The Jets travel to Lima, Ohio Saturday to face the Lima Chargers, a semi-pro club. The win total of the Jets rose to 21 as they dumped Point Edward Easy Movers 8-2 Thursday and edged the Aylmer Blues 5-1 at Huron Park, Friday night. The only blemish on an otherwise perfect record came early in the season when the Jets Wrestlers win again, pin all oppositi on Craig ahead in Ausable on February 11 and the WOSSA championships slated for Saturday, February 19 at the South Huron gymns. Close to 300 wrestlers from 50 schools from London, Huron, Perth, Lambton, Oxford, Elgin and Middlesex will be par- ticipating in the WOSSA meet here. Three of the four L-I second period scores came on passing plays involving three players in less than four minutes of play. The first came from the stick of Bill Dunnell with Bill Bourne and Doug Galloway providing the passes. Next came a successful shot by Pete Loveless with assists going to Ron Cauduro and Bill White. Jack Nairn finished the three goal spurt on a play started by Steve Proctor and Bill Dunnell. The final Jet goal of the game came from Steve Storey with help from Nairn. The only Aylmer goal was notched by John Grif- fith. Speedsters lead The Jets 8-2 win in Point Edward, Thursday was led by the speedy forward line of Jamie Robb, Jacques Cousineau and Steve Proctor. Proctor and Robb each scored on two occasions while Cousineau fired one goal and added three 'assists to account for a good portion of the scoring. The other L-I goals were fired by Jack Nairn, Dick Doughty and Larry Willert. The rough contest produced a total of 30 penalties with the Point Edward club being assessed 19. Lorne Daer was in goal for both games by the Jets. OHA JUNIOR '0' STANDINGS W L T Pts. Belmont 16 8 2 34 Exeter 16 7 1 33 Mitchell 13 11 1 27 Clinton 13 .12 1 27 Lucan 11 14 1 23 I,ambeth 11 15 1 23 Tavistock 5 19 1 11 Ailsa Craig downed Shipka 3-1 Sunday night to take over first place in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league. The Craig club has a total of 17 points, two more than the runner- up Shipka club. Brinsley follows in third place with seven points while Lieury trails in the cellar with a five point record, In Sunday's other game, Lieury outscored Brinsley 6-4. Bob Donaldson, Joe Regier and Dave Collins scored . in single fashion to pace the Ailsa Craig win. The only Shipka score came from the stick of Ron Mason. Sonny Slater with a hat trick performance was the top scorer for Lieury. Louis Slater was next in line with two goals to his credit while John Butterfield added a single. Notching one goal each for Brinsley were Bob Hodgins, Paul Hodgson, George Tryon and Wes Hodgson. Aged goal tenders Saturday's telecast hockey game from Bloomington, Minnesota probably set a record for the oldest goal tenders in action in one National Hockey League game. At one end of the rink in goal for the Toronto Maple Leafs was Jacques Plante who celebrated his 43rd birthday only recently. Handling the net chores at the other end was 42-year-old Gump Worsley. This makes a combined age of 85 and the way they both handled themselves, next year at this time the same situation could occur and we will up that age record to 87. Double losses for cage clubs The South Huron District High school boys basketball teams each suffered two losses in Huron- Perth Conference action this week. In a doubleheader with Listowel, the South Huron seniors lost 71-36 while the juniors were trounced 80-12. Against Stratford Central, the senior Panthers were on the short end of a 98-45 count while the juniors suffered an 87-27 defeat. Jack Darling was the top senior Panther scorer with 19 points in the Stratford game and 16 points in the respective games. Paul McKnight netted six points in each contest. Bryan Tuckey was top junior scorer • agianst Stratford with nine points while Brett Lavier scored a half dozen points and Albert Klungel five. Against Listowel Paul Robinson gained four points while Perry Stover, Brett Lavier, Albert Klungel, and Bill Wilson each scored two points. The wrestling team at South Huron District high school continued its winning ways this week and in doing so disposed of some top notch competition. In regular Huron-Perth Con- ference play, the defeated Central Huron of Clinton and Stratford Central by respective scores of 73-6 and 75-6, Saturday in meet against eight other schools, South Huron ac- cumulated 125 points to win the overall championship. Supplying the opposition were wrestlers from Beck, Clarke Road and Saunders of London; Huron Park of Woodstock; Wingham, Stratford, St. Marys and Clinton. Five South Huron wrestlers gained first place finishes in the nine school meet. They were Kim McKinnon, Art Westelaken, Arnold Westelaken, Mike Miller and Don Jones. Placing second were Gerard Charrette, Gary Gibson and Don Truemner. Third place finishes were gained by Pete Sereda, Doug Geoffrey and Randy Decker. In an additional meet, Tuesday afternoon, the SHDHS wrestlers downed London South 57-18 and Saunders, also of London by 58 - 9 score. Winning two matches each were Don Van Raay, Pete Sereda, Art Westelaken, Doug Geoffrey, Arnold Westelaken, Mike Miller, Leif Madsen, Don Truemner, Dave Cyr and Don Jones. The South Huron wrestlers are aiming for the Huron-Perth championship which will be held Canucks fly high Despite the recent airlines strike, the Vancouver Can-ticks will fly more miles this season than any other NHL team. The Canucks are expected to travel 70,128 miles in the air this season. The Pittsburgh Penguins are expected to travel only 38,200 miles, the least of any of the big league teams. The average mileage for each NHL team this season is expected to be 46,869 miles. Football rule change We read with interest a recent story from the Middlesex County football high school conference regarding some rule changes that will go into effect for the 1972 season. The five team league which includes North Middlesex of Parkhill will adopt the four down system which is used in the OM and in American football. They will also eliminate the one yard neutral zone between the opposing lines. We contacted Ron Bogart, physical education director and senior football coach at South Huron regarding the changes, Bogart said he was not in favour of the four down system as it would put more pressure on the defence, Instead he would welcome some changes in our kicking rules, especially unlimited blocking on punts. This would allow blocking as soon as the ball is kicked. Now blocking may only begin when the ball is touched by the receiver.