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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-30, Page 8OHA Sr. B. Hockey Don't Miss It * FRI DEC. 1 • I — 8:30 p.m. Woodstock Royals VS Lucan Ilderton Jets *SUN., DEC. 3 — 2:00 p.m. Stratford Perths vs Lucan-Ilderton Jets ILDERTON ARENA England Auto Body and Walloy Excavating are Supporters Jet MA "lng HOCKEY EXETER ARENA Lucan Irish vs Exeter Hawks 1973 Vega Sale 4 MODELS IN STOCK PRICES START AS LOW AS $24 5700 TEST DRIVE VEGA TODAY 1973 DEMONSTRATOR SALE 1 - CHEVELLE LAGUNA COLONNADE COUPE Swivel Bucket Seats tic. K44292 1 - CHEVELLE MALIBU COLONNADE COUPE Lic. K44189 1 — OLDSMOBILE OMEGA HATCHBACK COUPE Power Equipped, Lic. K44185 1 — IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE Lic, K44318 SAVE HUNDREDS NOW OK USED CARS 1972 VEGA 2-door sedan, tic. K44349 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-door sedan, power equipped, tic. K4071.0 1969 BUICK LESABRE 4-door hardtop, power equipped. lic. K40775 1969 CHRYSLER 300 4-door hardtop, power equipped, lic. N60826 1968 CHEV IMPALA SPORT COUPE power equipped, lic. 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Brad Taylor led pee wee scorers with a hat trick perfor- mance while Danny Bell and Steve Skinner were close behind with two goals apiece. Checking in with single scores were Randy Parsons, Darrell Preszcator, Dave Bogart, Brian Mercer and Paul and Perry Pooley. The Exeter bantam scores both coming late in the third period were fired by Howard Schenk and Brian Clarke. Schenk notched his goal on an unassisted effort while Clarke scored with the help of Doug Osgood and Tom Hayter. Waxers get point in mite hockey The Exeter Waxers saw action on two occasions this week and came away with a single point for their efforts in exhibition mite play. Wednesday night at the Exeter arena, the Waxers were downed 5-1 by St. Marys and Saturday night back in St. Marys the local boys bounced back with a late third period rally to gain a 1-1 tie. With time running out in St. Marys Saturday night, Tom Coates blocked a clearing St. Marys pass and broke in on the St. Marys goalie and blasted a hard shot into the net to give the Waxers a draw. In the Wednesday night loss to St. Marys, Scott Pincombe was the lone Waxer marksman. Pin- combe stole the puck from a St. Marys defenceman and with the help of Tom Coates was able to fire a successful shot. The Waxers will be back in action Friday night at the Exeter arena when they take on Goderich at 6.45 prior to the Hawk's junior game against Lucan. t'o • A GAME WITH BROOMS — Physical education classes at South Huron District High School participate in regular broomball games at the Exeter arena. Shown during a recent game are Ed Farwell, Paul Robinson, Brian Tuckey, Martin Overholt and Perry Stover. T-A photo Exeter clubs get share of wins in Shamrock minor Prt;0, 8. Times-Advocate, ,November 30, 1972 01.,,ortmoitioullo11 ooloowwwwiwiliminwimowoottinolimmoomonow11m111, )R. ALL 0.00D SPORTS to Rose. it happened ft was bound to happen and it finally did, The Exeter Hawks lost a game in OHA Junior "D" play. After winning their first eight games this shouldn't come as any great surprise to any hockey observer. The Hawks have excuses for their first defeat as three players are out with injuries and two other top performers were also out of the line-up for various reasons in Clinton, Sunday night, but excuses are not necessary, All clubs in the league can come up with a big game on any given night and a loss is good for any club. Now coach Bob White needs to get his charges back on another winning streak. Friday's game at the Exeter arena should draw the best 'rowd of the season to date as the Lucan Irish will be in for heir first appearance of the year. The Lucan club with ieteran Steve Storey handling the coaching reins has been turning in good performances and will give a good account of themselves. We hear another good junior club and one which is Familiar to the Hawks and local fans is also on a lengthy winning streak. We heard this week, the Fergus Green Machine remains undefeated in the South-Central junior league and are -xpecting to get another chance at the Hawks in the playoffs -igain this year. This could happen only if both clubs reach the finals as the OHA has already changed the playoff pattern for the spring of 1973. The winner of the local western grouping will meet the Southern Counties` winner in the first round. This would be teams from the Caledonia, Simcoe, Delhi area meeting the Hawks in the first round if they do win the local grouping championship. The other first round would have the north and south- central groupings taking a crack at each other with the two victors meeting for the Ontario crown. A former pee wee and bantam performer in local minor ranks, Rob Ryckman is a regular with the Fergus Green Machine this year and in a clipping we received this week he scored a goal and also participated in a fight. Fergus coach Paul Cook said after a recent game he \las getting better performances from his hitting depart- -lent led by 230 pound John Cunningham from Arthur. The Fergus coach added, "This is what we have needed 'or a couple of years. Last year if a team put on the pressure 'e guys used to back off." Football ends The Canadian football season officially comes to a close :unday afternoon with the playing of the Grey Cup game. If the battle for the old battered cup donated many -ears ago by Governal General Lord Grey has the same ype of finish as the Eastern and Western Canadian finals, the more than 30 thousand fans will be in for plenty of vxcit em en t. Sunday's game played on the tartan field surface at Ivor Wynne stadium should provide plenty of diversified attacks by both clubs. The Tiger Cats' Dave Buchanan and George Reed of the Saskatchewan Roughriders have the ability to break loose with long hard running. Each quarterback has shown he has the ability to gain yards through the air and has plenty of capable receivers. Chuck Ealey of the Hamilton club has Garney Henley, Tommy Joe Coffey and Louis Porter,, to name only a few possible receivers. Saskatchewan signal caller Ron Lancaster should be hitting fellows like Gord Barwell, Allan Ford and Tom f:'ampana. We are going to give the edge in a very close game to Hamilton due to the running and scrambling 'bathes of signal caller Chuck Ealey. Here goes our prediction. The first we have attempted 1 quite some time. Hamilton 26 - Saskatchewan 22. TA Quiz Answers to last week's questions - Bill Mosienko scored hree goals for the Chicago Black Hawks in 21 seconds, The goals came at 6.09, 6.20, 6.30 of the third period against New York Rangers on March 23, 1952, The Black Hawks won the game 7-6 and Gus Bodnar drew assists on all of Mosienko's goals. Forbes Kennedy of the Toronto Maple Leafs drew eight penalties for a total of 38 minutes against the Boston Bruins on April 2, 1969. Questions - In NHL history, four players have picked up five assists in one game. Who are they? Who holds the record for the number of points scored by an NHL defenceman in one game? Closer competition The newly formed Senior "B" grouping of the Ontario Hockey Association promises to provide plenty of exciting and close action this year, All teams in the league seem to be strong and capable of coming up with big games. This was proved this week as the Woodstock Royals off to a poor start came up with their second win of the year by downing the Durham Huskies 9-4. At the same time, the LuCan-Ilderton Jets have evened their season record off at four wins and the same number of losses. 41•111•••••••••• Elect Delbert L. Geiger To Huron County Board of Education ON DEC. 4 Representing , HENSALt ZURICH AND HAY TOWNSHIP The undefeated string of the Exeter Hawks came to an end in Clinton Sunday night as the Clin- ton Mustangs took a close 7-5 decision. The Hawks had run their un- beaten streak to eight games The three Exeter minor hockey clubs came up with five out of a possible six points when they met Lucan in a tripleheader at the Exeter arena, Wednesday night. The Exeter pee wees continued their high scoring ways with a very decisive 12-1 in the opening contest. The bantam game ended Dart leaders • remain same The Sharpshooters maintained their two point lead at the head of the standings in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. The Sharpshooters have 36 points while the Canners are in second spot with 34 points. The battle for the next positions are close. The Late Niters and Winkers each have 28 points while the Doublers and DP's are next in with equal season records of 27 points. Gerry Edginton has won 20 games to lead the men while Barb Hearn has 12 for the ladies and Doris Dobson is right behind with 11 victories. In high scores Eric Heywood is tops with 154 for the men and the ladies high score is held by Irene Jackson with 134. This week's scores were as follows: DP's 5 - Scotties 0 Sharpshooters 4 - Doublers 1 Canners 4 - Quiet Ones 1 Sharpshooters 4 - Doublers 1 Dark Angels 3 -Featherflights 2 Late Niters 3 - Shiphunters 2 BJ's 3 - BA's 2 Itchy Four 3 - Swimmers 2 Friday's schedule is: 8 p,m. Sharpshooters vs BA's Shiphunters vs Doublers Itchy Four vs Dart Sharks Scotties vs Featherflights 9.30 p.m. DP's vs Dark Angels Winkers vs Swimmers Late Niters vs Quiet Ones BJ's vs Canners home ice Friday with .a convin- cing 7-0 will over the Lambeth Flyers. The local club, defending OHA champs have a busy schedule this. week with three games an tap. They were in Lucan last night, in a 4-4 tie while the Exeter midgets squeezed through with a 3-2 decision. Heading the Exeter pee wee scoring with a three goal perfor- mance was Dennis Preszcator, Next in line with two goals each were David Bogart, Steve Skinner and Randy Parsons. Notching single goals for the winners were Brad Taylor, Paul Pooley and Paul Van Gerwen. The lone Lucan goal to spoil the shutout for Exeter goalie Jim Veri was Martin Duenk on an unassisted effort. A goal by Brian Clarke on a pass from Marty Becker at 12.31 of the final period gave the Ex- eter bantams their 4-4 tie with Lucan. The first period saw Exeter take a two goal lead on two three- way passing combinations. John Van Gerwen notched the first on passes from Brian Clarke and Paul Brooks while Brian Herren converted passes from Jim Webb and Tom Hayter. Lucan bounced back with three straight goals in the second period before Exeter tied the count then the Irish boys went ahead again with time running out in the second. Jim Benn notched the first two Lucan markers with Gerry Moon getting the third on a pass from Benn and McCafferty scored on a pass from Rick Freeman. Randy Regier scored two goals to head the Exeter scoring in the midget game. The other goal came from the stick of Dave Regier on passes from Larry Clarke and Brad Roelofson. The Lucan goal getters were Dunlevy and Spruyt. In another Shamrock tripleheader in Belmont Tuesday night against Dorchester the Ex- eter minor clubs again picked up five points. The pee wees continued their Men's; curiin Pinder 5 - McDonald 5 McLean 9 - Raymond 4 Busche 5 - Parsons 4 Prout 7 - Easton 3 Clarke 9 - Geiser 3 without the services Of two of their top scorers in Pete Glover and Dave Beer. Glover leads the team scoring with 17 points while Dave Beer and Brian Campbell are close behind with 15 points apiece. Brian Bestard is fourth with 13 points to his credit, Bestard leads Brian Bestard, now a student at Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology led the Hawks scoring in theloss to Clin- ton Sunday night with a three goal performance. Adding single goals were two members of the "kid line" Gerald Weido and Harry Smits. Pete Glover combined with John Hayter to lead the Hawks to an easy 7.0 win over the Lambeth Flyers at the Exeter Arena Friday night, The win was the eighth in a row for the first-place Hawks. Glover scored his fourth hat trick of the season and Hayter chalked up his third shut-out. Exeter led 2-0 after the opening period and added four goals in the second period and one in the third. Pete Glover fired his first goal of the game at 8:29 of the first frame on an unassisted play as his back-hand shot bounced into the net off the leg of a Lambeth defenceman. Dave Beer put the Hawks out in front by two goals at the 16:06 mark. Beer took a pass from Captain Jim Guenther in his own end, hustled down the left side of the rink and fired a hard thirty foot wrist shot past goaltender Chris Whiteside after making a beautiful move on a Lambeth defenceman at the blueline. Beer was back with his second goal of the night at 3,55 of the second period. Brian Campbell assisted on the play. At 18,51 an unassisted goal, and only 42 seconds later Glover com- pleted his hat trick with Murray Parsons and Brian Campbell get- ting assists to give the Hawks a 6- 0 lead at the end of two periods. Brian Bestard notched the only goal of the third period on a scramble around the Lambeth net, Perry Stover and Pete Gill picked up assists on the final goal of the night. John Hayter played a strong game in the nets for the Hawks getting his second shut-out in the last three outings in a game which saw 13 minor penalties called. Lambeth was penalized seven times. HAWKS SCORING G A Pts Pete Glover 14 3 17 Dave Beer 10 5 15 Brian Campbell 3 12 15 Jim Guenther ' 4 7. 11 Brian Bestard 9 4 13 Harry Smits 5 5 10 Murray Parsons 2 5 7 Perry Stover 0 5 5 Randy Gilfillan 2 2 4 Randy Tieman 0 4 4 Gerald Weido 2 2 4 JohnMommersteeg 2 1 3 Rick Grenier 0 3 3 Peter Kleinstiver 1 1 2 Kevin Bestard 0 1 Pete Gil 1 1 Tie for Broncos in only outing In their only start of the week, the Exeter Broncos played ,a 2-2 tie with the Belmont novice hockey team in Belmont, Satur- day. Wayne Parsons and Ddug Brooks took care of the scoring for Exeter while Donald Weaver and Steve Gough replied for Bel- mont. 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