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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-03-09, Page 7Al .Times-Advocato, March 9, 1972 .P00. 7 Jets win south of border, ready for OHA playoffs The Lucan-Ilderton Jets en- joyed a very successful road trip to Erie, Pennsylvania over the weekend, The Jets turned in two excellent performances as they downed the Erie Lions 4-3 Friday night and 5-1 Saturday. The Jets start Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B" playoffs this week against Point Edward Easy Movers. The first game of the best-of-seven series will be played at the Huron Park arena Friday night at 8:15. The two teams swing back to Point Edward for a 5,30 contest Sunday afternoon and will be back at the Huron Park arena, Tuesday night again at 8,15. The fourth game is slated for Point Edward on Thursday, March 16 at eight o'clock. Both games south of the border produced plenty of fast, exciting action with penalties being the exception rather than the rule. Friday's game produced only six penalties with the only in- fraction in the Saturday tilt being a tripping call against Terry Bourne of the Jets. The first period Friday was scoreless and then the Jets went One upset in Rec loop One upset occurred during the first night of playoffs in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league. The league winning Newby Tire club were dumped 7-3 by the Juveniles in the first game of a best-of-three semi-final series. In the other contest, the Bank Boys blanked the Vikings 7-0. Second games in each series will be played tonight, Thursday with the Bank Boys and Vikings meeting in the eight o'clock contest with Newby Tire and the Juveniles squaring off at 9:30. Rick McDonald was the scoring star for the Juveniles with a three goal performance. Dale Skinner was next in line with two goals while single successful shots were fired by Terry Janke and Pete Zankowski. Scoring in single fashion for Newby Tire were Mike Cushman, Bob McDonald and Craig Davidson. The top marksmen for the Bank Boys with a hat trick effort was Scott Burton. Bill Farquhar checked in with two goals while Doug Ellison and Fred Wells were on the triggering end of single scores.. out to dominate the middle stanza. After Harry Dunn scored for Erie at the 39 second mark, the Lions failed to get another shot on Lorne Doer in the L-I goal for the balance of the period. The Jets scored all their goals in the second period with playing coach Jack Nairn's goal com- pleting the scoring on a penalty shot after Harry Dunn had fallen on the puck in the Erie goal crease, Other goal getters for the Jets in the second were Pete Loveless, Jamie Robb and Nairn's first of two successful shots. Merle Falk scored twice for the Lions in the third period, both on power plays to make the final score 4-3, Stewart sharp Goalie Don Stewart turned in an excellent performance in the Jets goal in the Saturday night contest as the Erie club could I only put the puck past him on one occasion early in the second period. The Jets moved ahead 2-0 in the first period on goals by Doug Galloway and Jacques. Cousineuu and were never headed in posting the 5-1 victory. Paul Gamsby was on the firing end of the only goal for the home team. The third Lucan-Ilderton goal came on a three-way passing play. Larry Willert started the play by hitting Terry Bourne with a long pass near centre, Bourne in turn hit Jamie Robb with a pass at the blue-line and the speedy centre broke in to deke the goalie and put the puck into the net. Jack Nairn made the score 4-1 on an unassisted effort and Pete Loveless wound up the scoring completing a three-way effort with Jack Nairn and Dick Doughty. 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Front,Louise Rutten, Barb Jeromkin, captain Elaine Overholt, Chris Cathcart, Carol Dietrich and Ruth Ann Minderlein. T-A photo Three Exeter teams in Shamrock minor playoffs The Exeter Legion pee wees brought home two honours from Saturday's annual Shamrock pee wee tournament in Lucan. The team gained two straight victories to win the "B" cham- pionship while Randy Parsons of the Exeter club was named the most valuable player in the tournament. In the opening game the Exeter team had little trouble in disposing of Stoneybrook by 8-1 count. The championship came as the result of a 4-2 win over St. Marys in the final game of the tournament. Randy Parsons was full value for his most valuable player trophy as he led the Exeter scoring in both games. Parsons scored three times to pace the attack in the opening win over Stoneybrook and was on the score sheet twice during the big win over St. Marys. Helping out with single goals against Stoneybrook were Paul Pooley, Steve Baynham, Derek Regier, Brian Horrell and Brian Clarke. Scoring single goals in the victory over St. Marys were Paul Pooley and Brian Horrell. Laurie Skinner and Jim Cock- well shared the goal tending duties in the two games on an equal basis for the winning Exeter club. Brinsley gets another win In Ausable Valley Rec Hockey playoffs at the Exeter arena Sunday night, Brinsley showed their opening playoff win over Shipka was no fluke. This time Brinsley recorded a 6-4 victory to take a two game lead in the best-of-five semi-final series. In the other series, Ailsa Craig edged Lieury 5-4 to pull even at a game apiece. Action continues Sunday night with another doubleheader, George Tryon was the top Brinsley scorer with a hat trick performance to his credit. Finishing off the winners total with single goals were Bob Hodgins, Lawrence Amos and Wes Hodgson. John Becker with two goals was best for Shipka while Bob Chapdelaine and Rene Boogemans checked in with one goal each. Charlie Eedy was the only Ailsa Craig performer to get two goals with Dave Collins, Gwyn Griffiths and Bob Donaldson firing one successful shot each. The Lieury goals came in single fashion from the sticks of Paul Glavin, John Butterfield, Stan Harwood and Sonny Slater. WITH OUR FINE OIL, YOU GET SATISFACTION YOUR FURNACE BECOMES YOUR HOMES MAIN ,441,17RACTION Two trophies for pee wees marksman for Huron Park. Lucan midgets to their win. Mike Dave Smith came up with a hat Wrath was next in line with a pair trick performance to lead the of goals while the single goal was fired by Dave Crane. In exhibition play recently, the Exeter No. 2 bantams edged Zurich 4-3 while the second pee wee club dropped a 9-7 decision to Clinton. Morley Obre with two goals was best for the local bantams with Howard Jones and Jim Webb adding single scores. Wayne Clarke scored two for Zurich with Greg Love adding the odd counter. Two goal efforts byPaul Gaiser and Brian Pym paced the Exeter pee wees in a losing cause agpinst Clinton. Getting one goal each were Ted Triebner, Fred Robinson land Dan Mittelholtz. TNV of NEWT rAowor MAW& MR &Ps ARE: WW1 EP L/QUOR.. Cliff Russell H.R. 2 DASHWOOD, ONT. PHONE 238.2481 GRAND BEND Desjardine Welding Service Russell 0051a/dine RR 1, Oland Bend 238.8223 .— Phones — 238-2406 PORTABLE ECU IPMENT REC NEWS By ALVIN WILLERT 1111111111111111111.11111111111 llllllllllllllllllll 111111111 lllllll I In Novice play-offs New York took a one game lead in their two- of-three series by defeating Montreal 3 to 2. This was a close game all the way with the lead changing several times. Preston Dearing was the big gun for New York with two goals and the single was added by Doug %Brooks. Montreal scorers were Larry Dawson and Phillip McLeod. The second game was Boston all the way with a score of 6-2 over Vancouver. Dave Bogart was the hero for Boston with four goals and singles by Jeff Fuller and Greg Skinner. Dave Bell and Dan Preszca tor were the marksmen for Vancouver. The pee wee play-off had to be cancelled last Saturday because of a shortage of players The all- stars were entered at the Lucan pee wee tournament and which by the way they won. So this Saturday will be the first game of the play-offs. This year could be the year of the under-dog. So far this year in play-off the last place team or near last team has done well in play-off. New York the last place novice team won their first game at the play-offs. The last place team in the Rec league leading a top club in play-offs. A second last club in the Ausable League is currently two games up in play-offs, The bottom club in the Ausable is even-steven with the second -place club. So as I said before you can never tell in playoffs. In a rousing game of hockey at Huron Park arena the Exeter Rec league all-stars defeated the Centralia College Saints 9-3, All proceeds from this game will go to Bunny Bundle although the weather was bad a few fans were on hand for the game. A return game in Exeter is planned within the next few weeks, The Hawks are doing well and at time of writing lead the series with Belmont three to nothing. The largest crowd of the season, 958 was on hand for Sundays — Please turn to Page 16 11111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ers __.gam = =— = 110111011111011111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110011111111111111111111111111Iiiiiffilli MEN'S "A" LEAGUE LE (J. Cooper 621) 5 61 5 108 FF (J. Cooper 532) 2 67 2 86 BB (L. Farqnhar 696) 5 80 5 116 CH (E. Moore 581) 2 75 2 96 MI (I...Sanders 576) 4 68 5 71 HD (R. Durand 651) 3 57 2 71 AH (0. 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The Exeter pee wees in round robin play have recorded two consecutive wins, The latest came Wednesday, a 6-2 victory over Lucan. The bantams have a record of two wins and one loss with Dorchester and Huron Park providing the opposition, After taking the first game of the series from Dorchester the locals split even this week with Huron Park. The Huron Park club edged out a 1-0 win Wednesday while the Exeter boys came back to gain a 5-1 decision, Saturday at Huron Park. In the only game played so far in the midget classification, Lucan downed Exeter by a 6-3 score. Brian Clarke and Randy Parsons each scored two goals to pace the Exeter pee wee win over Lucan, Scoring one goal apiece were Brian Horrell and Steve Baynham. Scoring in single fashion for Lucan were Rick Freeman and Bill Lewis. Bob Stock fired the only goal of the game as the Huron Park bantams gained their win over Exeter. In the return game, Brian Taylor notched a pair of scores to lead the Exeter club. Getting one goal each were Brad Roelofson, Steve Schroeder and Brian Penhale. Pete Catlos was the lone Rick McDonald, Fred Wells, Jim McDonald and Mike Cushman. The College goals were fired by Neil Vincent, Sean Pennylegion and Doug Harding. It's Fun To Watch Them Help A Crippled Child!