HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-02, Page 7Elaine's Coffee Elaine's Coffee
Shop
Team No, 1
Elaine's Coffee Shop, Perry
Pooley (captain), Randy Fisher,
Brian Mercer, Steve Skinner,
Danny Mittelholtz, Vincent
Winters, Peter Montgomery,
Paul Angyal, Dwayne Mathers,
Randy Cowanlock.
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Avco's, Paul Pooley (captain),
David Bogart, Eugene Clarke,
Fred Robinson, David Cann,
Tony Mattucci, Greg Pfaff, John
Van Roestel, Brad Coates,
Derrick Van Der Gunst, Steven
Willis.
Northlander, Darrell Presz-
cator (captain), Danny Bell, Ron
13ilcke, Paul Gaiser, Danny
Preszcator, Randy Dougherty,
Dave Montgomery, Greg Alex-
ander, Steven Jarvis, Randy Par-
sons.
Nother's, Dennis Preszcator
(captain), Brad Taylor, Preston
Dearing, Dave Holtzman, Brad
Beattie, David Atthill, Rob
Daters, Mike Ondrijicka, Allen
Case, Lee Hogert,
Novice
Taylor Motors, Wayne Parsons,
Ed Hunter-Duvar, Chris
Mittelholtz, Bill Hern, Allen
Gaiser, Paul Cooper, Donny
Beaver, Robert Watson, Terry
Bender, Joey Becker, Joey
Blommaert,
Conklin Lumber, Jeff Newby,
Steve Wells, Ian Sweet, Dave
Delbridge, Murray Heywood,
Doug Simpson, Dean Boyle, Joe
Cowanlock, Edward Willis, Bill
Simmons,
Cowan's B.P., David Bell,
Doug Fletcher, Alex Osgood,
Peter Parsons, Kevin Glasgow,
Doug Robbins, Rick Keneville,
Scott McLellan, Paul Horn.
Esso's, Larry Dawson, Doug
Hoffman, Greg Pratt, Doug Ray-
mond, Rob. Smith, Bruce Shaw,
Greg Dougall, Henry Winters,
John Stephens, Paul Stewart.
More registrations can be
handled for gymnasticsJf you are
interested come to South Huron
School from 10 to 12 Saturday.
The fee is $5.00
By ALVIN WILLERT
Randy Preszcator and Bob
Rowe two of your former Jr,
Hawks have volunteered to be
houseleague co-ordinators for
Saturday hockey. In novice four
teams were chosen - Taylor
Motors, captain. Wayne ?arsons;
Conklin Lumber, Jeff Newby
captain; Cowan B.P., David Bell
captain and Esso's, Larry Daw-
son captain. This year in
houseleague hockey Twe have
sponsors for each teal who have
donated sweaters. This then ac-
cteoaumntss. for the names of the
The schedule for this Saturday
will be 9 • 10 Taylor Motors vs
Esso's, 10-11 Cowan's B.P. vs
Conklin Lumber. A list of the
players will follow.
In Pee Wee there are four
teams, Elaine's Coffee Shoppe,
captain Perry Pooley; Avcos,
Paul Pooley captain;
Northlanders, Darrell Presz-
cator captain and Nother's, Den-
nis Preszcator captain. The Pee
Wee teams will have the ice from
1 to 3 on Saturdays.
Some of the boys who have
registered for Novice and Pee
Wee hockey failed to come last
Saturday so if you are one of
those who missed being placed on
a team last week, come this
Saturday and see either Randy or
Bob and you will be placed on one
of the teams.
The Pee Wee schedule for
Saturday, Elaines Coffee
Shopper's vs Nother's 1-2 and
Avcos vs Northlanders 2-3,
Pee Wee
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goal and three assists.
Bob Jeffrey put the Perths in
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as the Jets struck quickly and
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• other Huron-Perth Separate school teams receive plenty of vocal
support from the cheerleaders shown above. Back, left, Michelle
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Lose to Stratford
•
Jets blowfour goal lead
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets were
less than two minutes away from
their second consecutive win in
Ontario Hockey' Association
Senior "B" play Sunday after-
noon when the roof fell in.
The roof actually fell in
earlier in the third period at the
Ilderton arena. The Jets were
leading the Stratford Perths 6-2
after two periods of play. The
Stratford club scored three times
in the first eleven minutes of the
closing session.
With two minutes to go it still
looked as if the Jets could pull
out a victory as they held on to a
narrow 6-5 ,margin,
• Then it happened. Jim Betts
scored for Stratford to tie the
score at 18,27 and with only 20
seconds remaining John St. Cyr,
a former Stratford junior "B"
star fired the puck into the
Lucan-Ilderton net to give his
club a 7-6 come-from-behind
• win.
The Jets now all even on the
season with a win' a week earlier
over the London Kings take on
long-time arch rivals, Durham
Huskies in their next start Sun-
day afternoon.
The L-I club travels to Durham
and a two o'clock engagement
with the Huskies. It will be the
first time the two clubs have met
since their bitter struggle in the
OHA Intermediate "B" playoffs
in the spring of 1971,.
At that time, the Jets ousted
• the Durham club but the outcome
was reversed on a protest and
Durham went on to meet
Napanee in the final round.
Fairbairn leads
Former Exeter junior star Bill
Fairbairn led the Jet forwards in
• the scoring department with a
period starting goalie Lorne
Daer was replaced by Don
Stewart. The Perths scored twice
on Stewart in the first three
minutes of play and playing
coach Jack Nairn sent Daer back
between the pipes.
Don Burton and John St. Cyr
scored the early third period
goals for Stratford and Ron Earl
counted at 10.37 to set the stage
for the final minute rally by the
Perths.
Only 13 minor penalties were
called during the game with the
Jets being called on seven oc-
casions.
•
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This week has been a' busy one
for South Huron's girls' basket-
ball teams, Clinton, Goderich
and St. Marys' all visited Exeter
for doubleheaders.
St. Marys and Clinton have
both their junior and senior
teams in the playoffs and these
schools defeated South Huron in
both competitions.
The Junior scores were Clinton
4 2, South Huron 10 and St.
Marys 44 - South Huron 22.
The seniors played their best
game of the seascn,
to Clinton and they came up with
another good effort against St.
Marys, losing 33-22.
South Huron won both games
against Goderich Monday.
Valerie Sweet led the Juniors to a
34-26 win by contributing 16
points. Heather Wein had three
baskets in that game. The
Seniors won 34-27. Deb Riddell
was top scorer, having 12 points,
followed by Lynne Farquhar with
9,
South Huron ends its regular
scheduled games next Monday
when Mitchell 'visits here, The
girls' teams would appreciate
support from friends and
parents. Game time is 2:00 p.m.
Figure skating
season starts
The Exeter Figure Skating
Club started a new skating
season on Monday and Tuesday
of this week. About 175
registered skaters took to the ice
under the patient leadership of
Brad Loosley,.'the club
professional.
All groups have increased in
numbers with over 50 percent in-
crease in senior registration
being the largest.
On October 21 six members of
the club attended an amateur
coaches clinic in Ingersoll.
Julianne Brittain, Linda Elder,
Mary Hearn, Cathy Vriese and
Nancy Underwood obtained
junior amateur coaching cer-
tificates and Launa Fuller
received a senior coaching cer-
tificate.
These girls will be helping Mr.
Loosley with the beginners and
badge groups on Monday nights.