HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-26, Page 9LACING UP AGAIN --Only minutes before the second period of Sunday's OlIA Senior "B" game in
Ilderton got underway, members of the Lucan-Ilderton Jets are shown lacing up their skates. While the
others are busy tying up, Bill Fairbairn sits back waiting for his skates to be returned from being
sharpened. The others are, from the left, Jamie Robb, Doug Galloway, Steve Proctor, Tom Hudgins and
Dave Revington. T-A photo
Jets start in senior series
with convincing victor
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13 and 14 years. If there are
enough bantams a houseleaguo
will be formed.
Figure Skating starts on
Monday Oct. 30. Mr. Brad
Loosley will again be the club
pro, A few more registrations can
be accepted so if you would like to
take figure skating you may still
register on Monday.
More registrations can be
accepted for Gymnastics which is
held at South Huron High School
on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12
a.m. Susan Wooden is the gym
instructor and the fee is $5.00,
Ballet continues at South Huron
on Saturday mornings with 50
children taking lessons. Debi
Wooden is the instructor.
After school season tickets for
skating are on sale et the Arena
for $2.00. Tickets are honoured on
Wednesdays and Fridays from 4
to 5 but are not good for weekend
public skating,
Mothers and Tot skating will be
held on Wednesday and Friday
from 2:30 to 3;30, this is a half
hour earlier than last year. No
fee is charged for this and we
invite all in the area to par-
ticipate.
First home game in the
Shamrock hockey is next
Wednesday starting at 7 p.m,
Ilderton will be the visitors.
Jr. Hawks vs League All-stars
here on Friday 27th,
Hawks
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scored in the third period for
Mitchell,
Hawks' coach Bob White used
Iwo goal tenders with last year's
regular John Hayter going the
first period and a half and Dwight
Jennison finishing up.
The Hawks took 10 of the 19
penalties called. Attendance was
250.
Winning hockey games is not
new to the Lucan-Ilderton Jets,
Sunday the Jets proved they are
capable of continuing their
winning ways under new cir-
cumstances.
The Jets making their first
start in the Ontario Hockey
Association Senior "B" grouping
in' new surroundings of the
Ilderton arena downed the
London Kings 6 - 3 in convincing
fashion,
The next start for the Lucan-
Ilderton club will be Sunday
afternoon, also at the Ilderton
arena when another club new to
recent Sr. "B" ranks will be in
from Stratford. Game time is two
o'clock.
Many returneees
In Sunday's opening win,
playing coach Jack Nairn used
basically the same club which
went to the OHA intermediate
"B" finals last spring before
losing out to Napanee.
Of the 17 players in the line-up
Sunday, an even dozen were back
from last year. All newcomers
turned in creditable per-
formances and looked right at
home in senior company.
Performing with the Jets for the
first time were Jim Pinnegar,
Bill Fairbairn and three Lucan
natives Dave Revington, Tom
Hodgins and Paul Young,
Revington, with last year's
Lucan Irish junior club wasted
little time in showing he was
ready for senior company,
In the first minute of play a
face-off in the London end, Jack
Nairn got the puck back to Dave
Revington near the left point and
the youngsters blasted a good
high shot into the far corner of the
net to send the Jets off and
winging.
The balance of the first period
was scoreless as the Jets picked
up the only three penalties of the
period and were forced to the
defensive.
Goalie Lorne Daer turned in an
excellent effort in keeping his net
clear, especially during the
shortage of manpower.
The second period was only
four minutes old when the London
club tied the score. Ray Teesdale
The first game of the 1972-73
South Huron Interemediate
hockey league season will be
played Monday night at the
Huron Park arena with Huron
Park and Centralia College clubs
doing battle,
The other three teams in the
league are from Shipka, Zurich
and ilensall, Shipka replaces last
year's entry from Dashwood.
Sunday games in Zurich will
start at 2 p.m. with all other
games slated for 8.30 p.m.
Shipka home games will be
played at the Zurich arena. .
The first half of the schedule
until the end of December is as
follows:
October
30 C.C.A.T. vs Huron Park
November
2 Zurich vs C.C.A.T.
3 Hensall vs Shipka
5 Huron Park vs Zurich
9 Hensall vs C.C.A.T.
10 Zurich vs Shipka
12 Shipka vs Zurich
13 Hensall vs Huron Park
16 Shipka vs C.C.A.T.
16 Zurich vs Hensall
Mt. Carmel
wins title
Mount Carmel overcame an
early seven point, deficit and
came on strong Friday afternoon
to win the Huron-Perth separate
school senior touch football
championship.
The Mount Carmel youngsters
downed St. James of Seaforth 34-
20 in a sudden-death game played
at the South Huron District high
school field in Exeter,
The Mount Carmel touchdowns
were scored by Steve McCann,
Gerry Brennan, Mike Marrinan,
Larry Regier and Larry Ryan.
Brian McCann and Derek each
added a convert and Larry Ryan
booted a pair of single points for
the winners.
Jerome Aubin counted a pair of
majors for Seaforth with Mickey
Ilouivert adding a touchdown and
Tony Arts picked up a single
point.
In the junior division, St. Marys
of Goderich and Mount Carmel
met for the championship,
Wednesday afternoon in Exeter.
8 Zurich vs Shipka
10 Huron Park vs Zurien.
14 Zurich vs C.C.A,T,
14 Shipka vs fiertaall
15 Huron Park vs Shipka
17 Shipka vs Zurich
10 Hensall vs Huron Park
21 Huron Park vs C,C.A.T.
21 Shipka vs Hensel,
28 Zurich vs Hensall
29 Huron Pork vs Shipka
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was the goal getter.
The tie lasted for less than two
minutes, Dick Dotighty put the
Jets out in front to stay at 6.07
when he completed a neat three-
way passing play with defen-
ceman Bill Dunnell and centre
Jack Nairn,
Before time expired in the
middle frame the Jets moved into
a 4-1 lead. Two former Exeter
junior players took care of the
marksmanship.
Bill Fairbairn notched the first
score on a good effort after taking
a pass from Jamie Robb, The
other goal came on the end of a
fine individual stickhandling
effort by Barry Baynham who
manoeuvre his way through
most of the London team. Tom
Hodgins drew an assist on the
play.
Ilaynham's goal came with
only 10 seconds left in the second
period and Dave Delpapa of the
London club sitting out a tripping
penalty.
in the third period each team
scored two goals and all came in
the first six minutes of play.
Steve Proctor scored the first Jet
marker on a passing effort with
Tom Hodgins and Dave
Revington. Speedy Jamie Robb
completed the L-I counting on an
unassisted effort.
The final London goals were
notched by Ray Teasdale and
George Watson.
Three players received game
misconducts in the third period
S play roughened. Tom Glover
and Art Paquette of London and
Jim Pinnegar of the Jets were
ejected from the game.
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19 Hensall vs Zurich
20 Shipka vs Huron Park.
23 Huron Park vs Hensall
24 .C.C.A.T. vs Shipka
26 C.C.A.T. vs Zurich
30 Huron Park vs C.C.A.T.
December
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4 Zurich vs Huron Park
6 Hensall vs C.C.A.T.
7 C.C.A.T. vs Hensel].
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