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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-07, Page 9WRESTLING INSTRUCTION — The wrestling season at South week. Shown above at a dual rns.,-.;`,. .,ith Stratford Northweste South Huron coach Doug Ellison and wrestlers Gerard Charrette, Huron District High School opened this rn and Parkhill, Tuesday afternoon are Mike Miller and Art Westelaken. T-A photo ternoon again at the Ilderton arena at two o'clock when they take on the Preston Jesters. Wednesday night they travel to Bothwellf or a battle with the first place Barons, Fairbairn Leads again Bill Fairbairn one of the top point getters on the Jets club this year again led the scoring attack against Stratford in the Sunday contest. Fairbairn scored late in the second period to give the Jets a 2- 1 lead as the teams went to their second rest session and came back with the fourth and what proved to be the winning goal at 6.59 of the third period, Another Exeter youngster Barry Bayn.ham opened the• game scoring at 2.25 of the middle frame when he blasted in a hard slap shot from the blue- line after taking a pass from Tom Hodgins. John St. Cyr registered for the Perths at 8.40 to knot the count and then Fairbairn notched his first score on a three-way passing play with Jack Nairn and Jamie Robb with the Jets enjoying a one man advantage. Early in the third period defenceman Jim Pinnegar upped the Jets lead to 3-1 as he con- verted a pass from Tom Hodgins, Only 39 seconds later the game was all tied up as Jerry Hishon scored twice for Stratford. At 6.59 only 52 seconds after Hishon's second tally Fairbairn took passes from Jamie Robb and Jacques Cousineau, wheeled behind the Stratford net came around in front and picked up his own rebound and put the puck into the net. Another power play goal at Tom: What's the difference between a hill and a pill? Carl: One is hard to get up, and , the other's hard to get down! Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Definition of defensive driving: trying to prevent accidents by anticipating the wrong actions of other drivers, An overcooled engine is as undesirable as one that's overheated. It runs inefficiently and wears out rapidly. Safety designs for future cars eliminate sliding front seats. Instead, there'll be movable control pedals to allow for differences in size of drivers. * If .your front tire treads show wear on one side only, your wheels probably need align- ment. * Shut off windshield wipers before turning off your engine. Otherwise, any sharp particle on the wipers might scratch the windshield when you restart your car in dry weather. 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It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235 1640 LONDON 227 4191 Open Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6 00 Jets get sixth win take over third in of year standing Huron Park wins two' Huron in South moon The Lucan-Ilderton Jets came up with two wins during the week and improved their position in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior "B" standing con- siderably. In two home contests at the Ilderton arena, the Jets downed the much improved Woodstock Royals 5-2 Friday night and continued their winning ways Sunday afternoon with a 5-3 decision over the second place • By ALVIN WILLEM' The Exeter Pee Wees are on a winning streak and remain un- beaten so far this season. This is one of the better teams to represent Exeter in Pee Wee category for sometime, Lloyd Moore and Bev Skinner have the team playing a good brand of hockey. Credit must also be given to former coaches of these boys. The Hawks playing good hockey despite many injuries have only lost one game so far this season. Mitchell who are in second place in the standings are here on Friday night in what should be one of the best games of the season. Houseleague Standings Pee Wee Elaine's Avco's Northlanders Nothers WLTP 3 0 0 6 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 0 3 0 0 Novice WLTP Taylor Motors 4 0 0 8 Lankamp's Esso 2 2 0 4 Cowan's BY. 1 3 0 2 Conklin's 1 3 0 2 Thur. Rec League 8 - 9:20 Les Pines vs Sr. Hawks 9:40 - 11:00 Cougars vs Newby Saturday 9 - 10 B.P. vs Tayleis 10 - 11 Esso vs Conklin Stratford Perths. The Jets now have six wins and four losses good for 12 points and third place in the standings. The Bothwell Barons lead the league with 18 points but have played three games more than the L-I club. The Stratford Perths are second with 14 points and have played the same number of games as the Jets. The Lucan-Ilderton club gets back into action Sunday af- 11 - 1 Mites 1 - 2 Elaines vs Avcos 2• - 3 Northlanders vs Nothers 3 - 5 Bantams 5:30 - 6:30 Novice vs Belmont 6:30 - 7:30 No, 2 Pee Wees In the first novice houseleague game Conklin Lumber edged Don Taylor 3-1, Doug Fletcher led the Conklin team to their win with two goals and Joey Becker got the other. For Taylor's Bill Herm got the lone goal The Essos walked away with the last game blanking Cowan's BP 6.0, Doug Raymond and Gregg Dougall scored two goals each for the winner with Rob Smith and Teddy Beck getting one each. In pee wee play Avcos edged Nother's 5-4 and Elaines' downed Northlanders 5-3. For Avcos Paul Pooley was the lone marksman with all five goals. Nother's had goals from David Atthill with two goals and Dave Holtzman and Danny Bell scored one each. Elaines win was led by Todd Heywood with two goals while Steve Skinner Randy Fisher and Perry Pooley notched one each. Randy Parsons led the Nor- thlanders with two goals and Paul Gaiser had the other. The The Huron Park Plugs scored a pair of victories during the week to move up in the standings of the South Huron hockey league. The Plugs edged the Centralia College Saints 9-8 and downed the Zurich Flyers 6-4. In other league action Zurich defeated Shipka by a score of 6-2 and the Hensall Cascadians edged Shipka 7-6, In Monday's win over Zurich Bob Pinter scored a pair of goals to lead the Huron Park scoring. Adding a goal a piece were Fred Elder, Allan Parsons and Larry Scoring in single fashion for Zurich were Gerald Schantz, Paul Corriveau, Dick Bedard and Ron Desjardine, Fred McAdam and Gary Leger each fired two successful shots in the Huron Park victory over the College boys. Checking in with single goals were Terry Millman, Allan Parsons, Jim Pfaff, Don Cooper and Ron Harvey. Doug Humphrey and Bryce Bedore with two goals each were best for the Saints while single goals were chalked up by Bruce Corrigan, Don Caesar, Don Hewitt and Mike O'Neill, A breakaway goal by Murray Glanville with only 31 seconds left in the game gave Hensall their close 7-6 win over the Shipka Bears, Jim Cooper and Bill Chipchase put the Cascadians on even terms late in the third period after Shipka had taken a 6-4 lead. Chipchase and Glanville were double scorers for Hensall along with Ken Smale. The other goal for the winners was the one 15.14 gave the Jets their margin of victory. Jack Nairn was on the firing end of a screened shot from about 20 feet out on a play started by Jamie Robb and Dave Revington. Robb leads Win In Friday's win over Wood- stock, Jamie Robb was the Jets leading scorer. Robb notched the only L-I goal of the first period while McLaren replied for the visitors. With less than a minute played in the second period, Jacques Cousineau put the Jets in front to stay on a play originated by Robb. Then it was the speedy Robb getting back into a scoring mood at 3.34 with a member of the Royals resting in the penalty box. Bill Fairbairn and Jacques Cousineau gained assists on the goal. In the third period; • the 'Jets scored twice. Doug Galloway combined with playing "coach Jack Nairn and Dave Revington and Nairn deflected in a shot on a power play with assists going to Bill Dunne]] and Terry Bourne. Bob Boyle scored the final goal for Woodstock. The Jets outshot the Royals by 53-33 in a wide open contest. Hawks leqd — Continued from Page 8 ceman Bob Snell, Before the middle frame ended Gerald Weido, Murray Parsons and the Hawks leading scorer Pete Glover were on the scoreboard. Assists on these goals went to. Kevin Bestard, Brian Bestard, Stover and Pete Glover. In the last frame, Glover registered again, this time on a passing combination with Perry Stover and Brian Bestard. Lots of shots In Lucan Wednesday night, the Hawks outshot the Irish by a count of 46 to 30 in a game which the Lucan club was forced to use three goal tenders. With the score at 3-2 Irish goalie Eugene Glavin was cut in the face when struck on the mask by a hard shot from the stick of Pete Glover. Spare goalie Kevin Lightfoot was in St. Marys playing in a midget game when the accident happened and for- ward Brad England was forced to take over in the nets. England gave up only one goal before Lightfoot was able to arrive back at the Lucan arena and take over, The first period was all even with Randy Tiernan counting for the Hawks and Ron Funston registering for the Irish. In the middle session, Perry Stover, Murray Parsons and Harry Smits fired successful shots for the Exeter club with assists going to Dave Beer, Jim Guenther, John Mommersteeg and Brian Bestard, Rick Funston notched the second and final goal for the Irish on a three-way passing com- bination with Jeff Park and Ron Funston. Pete Glover took care of the scoring in the third period with two goals to finalize the score at 6-2. Gerald Weido picked up assists on both scores and John Mommersteeg helped on one. Hawks Scoring Pete Glover Brian Bestard Brian Campbell Jim Guenther Dave Beer Harry Smits Murray Parsons • Gerald Weida kJ Perry Stover Randy Tiernan John Momrnersteeg Randy Gilfillan Rick Grenier Kevin Bestard Pete Kleinstiver Pete Gill Bob Snell 20 6 26 10 8 18 4 14 18 4 13 17 10 6 16 7 8 15 4 6 1.0 2 8 10 3 6 9 2 4 6 3 3 6 2 2 4 0 4 4 0 3 3 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 Rec News Pee wees sharp picked tip by Jim Cooper in the • third period. Larry Laye with a hattrick per- formance was the top scorer for the .Shipka weeenieleteeriseietieremielerarierawireesilielsweseekenweloweiiiiiiems