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Jets even in final
ADVICE FROM THE COACH — The Lucan-Ilderton Jets are currently battling with the Napanee
• Comets for the 01-IA Intermediate "B" championship. Before Sunday's game at Huron Park, Jets playing
coach Jack Nairn at the right talks to the Exeter members of the team, Barry Bayriharn and Terry and
Bill Bourne. T-A photo
The 'readers' write
L-I club, bringing the fifth game
to the Huron Park arena, Friday
night, April 21 with 4 Shah if
necessary back in Napanee,
Sunday afternoon, April 23.
Need overtirn0
Sunday's 6 - 4 win for Napanee
was accomplished in overtime as
the Jets rushed back with a third
period rally after being two goals
down midway through the final
session.
The scoring started quickly
with the Jets hitting the board in
the first minute of play, Steve
Storey started the play away at
centre ice with a clearing pass to
Barry Baynham near the
Napanee blue-line, Baynham
went sweeping past the Comet
The current best-of-seven
series between the Lucan-
ilderton Jets and the Napanee
Comets for the Ontario Hockey
Association Intermediate "B"
championship could be shaping
up as a repeat of two years ago.
In the 1969-70 final round, the
two teams Split the opening
games at the Huron Park arena.
The same thing happened this
weekend with the Jets taking
Saturday night's game by a 5 - 3
count with the Comets coming
back to win 6 - 4 Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Jets make the return trip
to Napanee Saturday morning
with games scheduled for
Saturday night and Sunday af-
ternoon, The flip was won by the
Thanks to the coaches
Dear Editor, follows their boy during his Minor
Every Mom and Dad who Hockey career secretly sees
Thames Road boy
in Sea forth hospital
•
Mrs, William Roweliffe gave a
reading "I Am Simon", and
reading, "Along The Way", was
given by Mrs. Bev. Morgan,
Mrs, Mac Lamond of Cromarty
Presbyterian Church spoke on
her recent trip to Africa which
was very interesting. She was
away three weeks.
The usual business was
conducted, Final plans were
made for the Luncheon Is Served
meal which is this Tuesday
evening.
SY MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Craig Alexander had his ap-
pendix removed Friday evening
at Seaforth Hospital.
United Church Women
The Easter thank-offering
meeting of the United Church
Women was held Tuesday
evening with Mrs, George Kellett
as hostess.
Mrs. Jack Duncan, program
convener, was in charge of the
worship service. She opened the
meeting with an Easter Call to
Worship and gave the meditation.
Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne read the
scripture.
the last minute missed several
golden scoring opportunities to
cinch the victory.
In overtime, Napanee took over
and controlled a. good portion of
the play. Gary Hart shot what
proved to he the winner at ?.35
and with only a minute to go
Bonner fired the puck the length
,of the ice into the empty L-I net.
Sa me pattern
Saturday night it was the same
story with the Jets coming from
behind late in the third period,
but this time they were able to
stay in front.
The Jets took the lead in the
first period with two goals, both
coming on three-way passing
efforts. Jacques Cousineau
registered the first with help
from Jamie Robb and Don
Urbshott while Steve Storey and
Bob Knack started things away
for Jack Nairn for the second on a
power play.
Rick Gerow, son of Napanee
coach Walter Gerow notched the
only goal of the second period on
an unassisted effort at the 14.54
mark.
Early in the third session, the
Comets struck quickly to take a 3
- 2 lead on successful shots by.
Earl Smith and Rick Gerow,
Only a minute later, Jack
Nairn converted a pass from Ron
Cauduro to put the two clubs back
on even terms, With the score
tied at 3 - 3 and less than six
minutes to go Doug Galloway
took over.
At 14.08 Galloway took a pass
from Bill White, was able to get
loose behind the Napanee defence
and flipped a backhander into the
net
It was Galloway with the in-
surance goal at 16.50 firing in his
own rebound after taking a pass
from defenceman Don Urbshott,
The Saturday night attendance
was slightly more than 400.
defence and with Jack Nairn and
Storey moving in as decoys
Baynham slid a hard shot into the
far corner of the net from a sharp
angle.
The Comets wasted little time
in getting back on even terms
with captain Bob Brown corn-
pleting a three-way effort with
Bill Wilkinson arid Gary Hart at
3,20 with the Jets playing two
men short.
Napanee took the lead for the
first time near the 14 minute
mark when Meehan Bonner fired
a quick shot past Lorne Daer in
the Jets net.
A Lucan-Ilderton power play
paid off early in the second period
producing the tying goal from the
stick of playing coach Jack
Nairn, Getting the play started
were Steve Storey and Dick
Doughty.
Gary Hart sent Napanee back
in front at 10.14 of the second
frame on a similar situation with
Bob Knack of the Jets resting in
the penalty box.
Bob Brown notched his second
goal of the game at 5,48 of the
third to put Napanee into what
looked like an insurmountable
lead.
The two goal deficit didn't
affect the Jets to any great extent
as they were able to tie the score
in fairly short order.
The third Jets goal came on the
best effort of the afternoon.
Veteran forward Doug Galloway
picked up a pass from Bob Knack
near his own blueline and he went
the rest of the way to out
manoeuvre the defence and deke
goalie Dave Gavel at 12,29,
Only a minute and forty-one
seconds later, it was Galloway
again on another nifty effort to
put the puck into the opposing net
and send most of the crowd of
over 900 into wild cheering.
The Jets continued to press in
the final few minutes of
regulation time and especially in
Bantams win
13' crown
Personals
A number of people from this
community attended the
Canadian Canners banquet
Thursday evening at the Exeter
Legion Hall,
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Rohde,
Exeter, were shivareed Friday
evening.
Mr. & Mrs, William Rohde, Mr.
& Mrs. Glenn Rohde and Danny
were Saturday evening guests
with Mr, & Mrs. Howard Cun-
nington.
Mrs. Irene Heist, Mrs.
Alvernia Hill, Exeter; Mr. & Mrs.
Oren Grace and boys, Gibraltar,
Michigan; Mr. & Mrs. Fred Heist
and family London; Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Jones and Linda, Exeter,
and Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Haist
Crediton were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Myrtle Passmore and
family. The occasion being the
birthday of Mrs. Irene Heist
whose birthday was April 4.
Miss Carolyn Kellett returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital
London, Thursday.
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde and
Danny were Sunday guests with
Mr, & Mrs. Grant Thomson, 8th
Line Blanshard.
The Exeter bantams scored a 6
- 2 win Wednesday night to win
the Shamrock minor bantam "B"
championship.
After the Exeter club had
scored early in the first period,
Huron Park scored twice to take
a 2 - 1 lead by the five minute
mark of the second period.
From this point, the Exeter
boys took over and scored five
unanswered goals, Brian Taylor
and Randy Regier each scored
twice to pace the Exeter scoring
attack, Single goals came from
the sticks of Dave Regier and
Larry Clarke.
Scoring in single fashion for
Park were Randy Funston
and Peter Catlos.
herself or himself as coach and
manager of the team. They see
many things that would be done
differently in the art of coaching
— this or that boy would play
better at another position, or
should be given more or less ice
time during critical plays. Or
maybe a stiff reprimand given to
a persistent offender of hockey
rules. The changes made would
be as varied as there are parents
viewpoints.
I recently had the opportunity
to try out my ability as a coach to
the Exeter Bronco Novice team.
This came about to allow the
regular coach to play against his
own team (and son) when the
Moms and Dads challenged their
sons in a hockey game to herald
the closing of another successful
hockey season. I don't know why
I was chosen to take coach
Bogart's bench duties but it
couldn't have been a better
choice.
All those ideas of coaching a
boys hockey team that I had
gathered from weeks of ob-
servation from the bleacher
stands, could now be put into
action. What a game it would be!
What a demonstration of
abilities! And thats exactly what
it was. The organized smooth
running pattern of play disap-
peared in the first five minutes of
the game.
The kids were hollering for
attention, more ice-time, a
change of position. The goalie
played out of his net like a
wandering Eddie Shack. Bedlam
broke loose and the roof caved in
on all my theories by the third
whistle. Never did I anticipate
the frustrations that a coach
must endure while guiding 15
little boys in only 45 minutes of
play. Now I can imagine what it
•
BOYS AGE 7 THROUGH 16
Enrol Now At The
Huron Summer
Hockey
School
HURON PARK
ARENA
4 SESSIONS
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July 23 to July 29
July 30 to Aug. 5
Aug. 6 td Aug. 12
Application Forms Available
At Huron Park Arena or from
Your Local Minor Hockey Assoc.
or write to:
HURON HOCKEY SCHOOL
P.O. BOX 124
STATION E., HAMILTON
must be like to do this for a whole
season. No wonder even
professional coaches fall prey to
stomach ulcers and heart at-
tacks.
I now have become aware of
the great amount of time that
Ron Bogart has taken from his
personal and family life to coach
a Minor hockey team, and of the
organization that has to go into
setting up games and the reports
that are made after each game,
not to mention his out of pocket
expenses that are made to
transport the boys to and from
the out of town games. The at-
tributes that make a good coach,
that gains the respect of every
boy are found in coach Bogart,
As the parent of a boy who
trained under Ron Bogart and for
all the other parents who might
have wished to write this letter, I
express our appreciation to a fine
coach who has performed and
used his skills beyond the call of
duty. Thanks Ron, We think you
and all the other coaches,
managers and executive workers
of the Exeter Minor Hockey
Association are great. Keep up
the good work.
•
Rec champions
decided tonight
The Bank Boys bounced back
with a convincing 10 - 2 win over
the Juveniles to square the best-
of-three Exeter and district Rec
hockey league championship at a
game apiece,
The third and deciding game
will be played at the Exeter
arena tonight, Thursday at 8.30
p.m.
Bill Farquhar was the top goal
producer for the Bank Boys with
a four goal performance. Next in
line with two goals each were
George Bruneau, Scott Burton
and Paul Mason.
Scoring for the Juveniles were
Jim MacDonald and Jack Mayer.
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