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LOCALS COP CASH — Top prize in the first annual Exeter curling club cash bonspiel was won by a
local rink skipped by Paul Coates. Above, bonspiel chairman Gerry Smith presents the cash to Paul
Coates, Art Clarke, Glenn Larnport and Reid Hackwell. T-A photo
BUNNY BONSPIEL WINNERS - The annual bonspiel staged by the Exeter ladies' curling club with all
proceeds going to Bunny Bundle was held Wednesday. The winning rink was skipped by Helen Burton.
Above, the winning curlers Betty Coates, Sylvia Smith, Lorna Russell and Helen Burton receive their
trophy from club president Pauline Simmons. T-A photo
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LONDON DARTERS WIN The dart team from Roosevelt Legion branch No. 2 in London won the
championship Saturday at the annual Exeter Legion dart tournament. Shown above are tourney
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(B. Gwalchmai 715) 2
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(M. McRobert 577) 3
(M. Murphy 568) 7
(E. Noyes497) 0
(M. Elson 681) 5
(H. Williams654) 2
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(C. Wein 627)
(R. Dickey 675)
(G. Dunlop 509)
(H. Minderlein 553)
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(G. Farquhar 652) 7
(M. Holtzmann 626) 0
(J. McKnight 596) 4
(P. Haugh 652) 3
(D. Browning 589) 5
(G. Webster 593) 2
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(I. Hoclgins 565)
(S. Fowles 610 )
(L. Hayter 482)
(M. Root 549)
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eight o'clock with the third
contest slated for the Huron Park
arena, Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock, The fourth of the best-of-
seven series will he played in
Ingersoll, Wednesday March 29,
The Jets finished off the Easy
Movers in the minimum of four
games with a convincing 15 - 4
win in Point Edward, Thursday
night.
Ingersoll took a two goal lead in
the first half of the opening period
and the Jets were never able
to catch up. Don Longfield and
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front 2 - 0 by the 11 minute mark.
With less than two minutes to
go in the first period, Jet playing
coach Jack Nairn completed a
three-way passing effort with
Pete Loveless and Dick Doughty
to put the Ingersoll margin to a
single goal.
The only two goals of the
middle frame came in quick
succession. Longfield notched his
second of the night at 2,40 and 44
seconds later Nairn was hack
with his second on a pass from
defenceman Don Urbshott,
A power play at 4.30 of the third
period put the Jets on even terms
for the first time, Bill Bourne was
on the firing end of the successful
Male curlers
in real battle
Close competition continues in
the third draw of the Exeter
men's curling club with a tie
existing in one division.
Rinks skipped by King
McDonald and Dick Roelofson
have 42 points each to lead the
Tuesday curlers. Peter
Raymond's foursome is next in
line with 37 points.
The leader in Monday night
competition is Gord McCarter's
rink with 471 2 points. Next in line
come Ross Hodgert with 41 points
and Lee Webber with 37.
Gerry Smith has his
aggregation out in front in the
Thursday section with 36 points.
Right behind with 35 points
apiece are rinks headed by Jack
Urquhart and Mac Hodgert.
This week's scores were:
E. Fink 12 — W. Kraft 2
L. Webber 13 — B. Alexander 1
Ross Hodgert 10 — Reg Hodgert 4
M. Gaiser 11 — B. Coates 3
G. McCarter 13 — G. Busche 1
R. Murley 11 — E. Powe 3
J. Hewitt 12 — H. Dougall 2
P, Raymond 11 — G. Prout 3
D. Jermyn 13 — H. Walsh 1
J. Finnen 10 — C. Down 4
D. Roelofson 12 — R. Robichaud 2
A. Cann 11 — B. McLean 3
K. McDonald 11 — N. Wolper 3
G. Smith 10 — L. Passmore 4
G. Fisher 10 — J. Urquhart 4
M. Hodgert 11 — P. Hem 3
shot with Bill Dunnell providing
the assist.
Second period spree
In the wind-up game against
Point Edward, the Jets scored six
times in the first period and
broke the game wide open with no
less than eight successful shots
on the second twenty minutes of
play.
Dick Doughty and playing
coach Jack Nairn each scored
three times to lead the Jets in the
rout over Point Edward. Next in
line with two goals apiece came
Pete Loveless and Jamie Robb
while single scores were not-
ched by Bob Knack, Terry
Bourne, Barry Baynham, Steve
Proctor and Don Urbshott,
Mike Levan and John Hocking
each scored twice to take care of
the Point Edward scoring.
Zurich leads
Hensall club
The Zurich Flyers downed the
Henson Cascadians 5-3 Sunday
afternoon to take a three games
to two lead in the best-of-seven
final series for the South Huron
intermediate hockey cham-
pionship.
Hensall edged Zurich 6-5
Wednesday night to tie the series.
The sixth game was played last
night, Wednesday in Hensall. If a
seventh game is necessary it will
be played in Zurich Sunday af-
ternoon.
Two goals in the early
moments of the third period
allowed the Hensall club to post
Wednesday's 6 - 5 win and tie the
final series at two games apiece.
Mike Hoy fired his third goal of
the night at the .45 second mark
of the third period to tie the score
at 5 - 5 and Charlie Schwalm fired
what proved to be the winner only
47 seconds later on a three-way
passing effort with Bill Chipchase
and Ken Smale.
Zurich moved in front in the
first period on two goals from the
stick of Dick Bedard while Hoy
replied for the Cascadians.
Each team scored three times
in the second period to make the
score 5 - 4 for Zurich and set the
stage for the early third period
Hensall rally.
Ken Smale, Bill Taylor and
Mike Hoy were the Hensall goal
getters while Dick Bedard, Glen
Overholt and Paul Corriveau
replied for Zurich.
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marksman in the first period
while Ron Lindenfield tied the
count for the Hawks on a pass
from Larry Haugh with less than
three minutes to go.
The I-Iawks scoring spree
started just after the one minute
mark in the second. Larry I-laugh
completed a three-way passing
effort with Steve Murley and Ron
Lindenfield and then Pete Glover '
scored twice in nine seconds, both
on passes from Bob Parsons.
At 3.57 it was Brian Bestard
scoring his first of two second
period goals with Pete Klein-
stiver and Jim Guenther
providing the passing help.
With time running out in the
second Bestard was back to score
again. This time Kleinstiver
gained the lone assist.
In the third period, Steve
Murley scored at 9.05 and Ron
Lindenfield and Larry Haugh
followed with their second goals
of the night to complete the
Exeter scoring.
The final Simcoe goals were
fired by Barry Laplante and
Dave McLeod.
LADIES' "B" LEAGUE
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(B. Smith 484)
(R, Weber 477)
(D. Wein 591)
(J. Russell 582)
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