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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-14, Page 9Kings have bad moments The first 20 minutes spent of- ficially by the London. Kings at their new home At the Huron Park arena proved disastrous. In the first period Thursday night, the Lucan-Ilderton Jets scored five unanswered goals and went on to chalk up a 9-5 win Over the London Kings. In their second home game at their adopted arena, the Kings were a bit more fortunate as they scored a convincing 12-5 win over the cellar dwelling Woodstock Royals, Saturday night. Friday night, the Kings will be back at the Huron Park arena at eight o'clock to take on the Stratford Perths in a regular scheduled 011A Senior 'B' con- test. In Saturday's win over Woodstock, the Kings held a wide edge in territorial play out- shooting the visitors by a 64-36 count, Four members of the Kings each scored two goals to lead the way to the 12-5 victory. They were Ron Schwindt, Dave Gilday, Dave Hyman and Mark Marcera. Checking in with one goal apiece were captain Dave Delpapa, Bruce Qually, Brian Chinnick and Ray Teasdale. Poor start Failure to get untracked in the first three minutes of Thursday's game cost the King's plenty as the Lucan-Ilderton Jets scored three times and never looked back, When the Kings came within two goals of tying the score near the halfway mark of the third period, a major penalty to Jerry Vermeulen killed their chances of getting any closer, The Jets power play which has been very successful in recent weeks went to work and scored two quick goals and the game was over. A full report on this game appears elsewhere on these pages in the Lucan-Ilderton Jets story. g Tuesday night in Stratford, the were thumped 12-1 by the Stratford Perths, The lone i n London goal getter 'was Brian Chinnick. 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Jesters at the Ilderton arena, Sunday af- ternoon, The Stratford Perths lead the league with a total of 24 points, The deadlock for second place is a triple situation with the Jets, I3othwell Barons and Durham The Lucan-Ilderton Jets .on the strength of two straight wins this week have moved into a tie for second place in the Ontario Hockey Association, Senior "a" grouping. The Jets downed the London Kings 9-5 at the Huron Park arena Thursday night and came KINGS HOME AT HURON PARK — The remaining home games in the OHA Senior "B" schedule for the London Kings will be played at the Huron Park arena. Shown above before Thursday's game against the Lucan-Ilderton Jets are Kings coach Reg Wahley, president Jim Ball, Huron Park arena manager Bill Fuss and Ross imrie of the Kings executive. T-A photo Far ahead in South Huron College Saints widen lead the stage for O'Neil's winner. Gord McKay with two goals was the top scorer for the Saints. Adding singles were Bruce Corrigan, Doug Humphrey, Brian Lee and Mike O'Neil. Bill Chipchase and Murray Glanville each fired two suc- cessful shots to head Hensall in the scoring department. The odd counter was chalked up by Charlie Schwalm. Early Scoring Most of the scoring in the Saints 8-7 win Wednesday night came in the first two periods. After each team scored twice in the first period, Hensel' moved ahead 7-6 after two sessions of action, In the third, Mike O'Neil and Brian Lee scored for the Saints to gain the victory. It was O'Neil's second goal of the night, Bruce Corrigan was also a double scorer, Single scorers for Cen- tralia in addition to Lee were Bryce Bedore, Doug Humphrey and Hargreaves. Bill Chipchase led the Cascadian scoring attack with a hat trick performance. Checking in with single goals were Murray Bell, Ken Smale, Ian McCallum and Charlie Schwalm. deadlocked in second place with eight points apiece, The Shipka Bears are in the cellar with three points, Mike O'Neil's goal with only minutes remaining in the third period gave the Saints their Thursday 6-5 win over Hensel]. At the end of the first period, the Saints led 4-2 and each team scored one goal in the second session, Hensall scored twice in the third to tie the score and set The Centralia College Saints took a commanding lead at the top of the standings in the South Huron hockey league this week with a pair of wins over the Hensall Cascadians. The Saints scored a goal late in the third period of each game to take victories by close scores of 8- 7 Wednesday at Huron Park and 6-5 Thursday at the Hensall arena. The College Club now has a total of 15 points while the,Zurich Flyers, Hensall Cascadians and Huron Park Plugs are Hawks lead Rec league The senior Hawks moved back into a three point lead in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league as the result of Thursday's regular doubleheader at the Exeter arena. The IIawks downed the Les Pines club 7 4 to move their season point total to seven. Les Pines are second with four points while the Cougars have three points to their credit and Newby Tire are the cellar dwellers with a pair of points. In Thursday's other action, the Cougars trimmed Newby Tire by a score of 8 - 2. Steve Murley, Ron Lindenfield and Denton Geiser each scored three times to head the Hawks scoring. Checking in with the odd counter was Rick McDonald. Scott Burton with a two goal effort led the Les Pines in the scoring department while single scores were fired by Bill Farqhuar and Hans Zeehuisen. Three goals each from the sticks of Pete McFalls and Howard Churchill paced the Cougars 8 -2 win over Newby Tire. Completing the winners total with a goal apiece were George Tryon and Gayland Josephson. Scoring in single fashion for Newby Tire were Doug Webber and Walter Tiedeman, W L Pts. 11 4 22 8 4 16 8 6 16 8 7 16 7 8 14 3 9 6 3 10 6 Huron Park minors lose The Hullo') Park novice hockey club was the only one from the Park to gain a win this week in. Shamrock minor league play. The novice boys downed Lucan by a score of 5-2 and played a 3-3 tie with Ilderton. Tony Underhill led the Huron Park scoring in the win over Lucan with a two goal effort. Checking in with single goals were Mike Denny, Richard Lather and Harold Borden. Assists went to Mike Sutherland, Ralph Wells and David Piercey. In the tie-with Ilderton Richard Lather headed the Huron Park scoring with a two goal display,, Adding the odd marker was . Ralph Wells. An assist on the Wells goal was picked up .by Robbie Funston. The Huron Park pee wees suffered three consecutive set- backs. They lost 16-0 to Lambeth, 9-3 to llderton and 6-1 to Lam- beth, Against Ilderton, Tim Smith, Mark Cronyn and Cliff Hicks were the Huron Park marksmen. Assists weee awarded to Dave Munroe, Paul Theander and Tim Smith. The lone goal against Lambeth came 011.011 unassisted effort by Mike Cronyn. In bantam league action, the Park boys lost 4-2 and 12-2 in successive back-to-back games with Lambeth. Terry Underhill notched the first goal in a solo effort in the 4-2 loss and Ian Fowles fired the other on a three- way play with Mike Cronyn and Brian Lather, In the second game, Brian Lather scored on a pass from Ian Fowles and Randy Somerville registered with help from Alan Laurin and Ian Fowles. The Huron Park midgets were defeated on two occasions by Lambeth by scores of 3-1 and 9-0. The only goal came on a lone effort by Joe Regier, Bushfield, Helen Wells and Linda Hiscott, The chocolate winners were Dot Munroe, Delores Fuller, Helen Wilson, Judy Brennan, Linda Relouw, Bev Bierling, Connie Greenacre, Cheryl Marche and Mary Boyle. Turkey roll winners Winners of the annual Christmas turkey roll at the Exeter Bowling Lanes for the two ladies leagues were announced this week, Taking home turkeys were Mary Holtzman, Ruth Durand, Ann Prout, Susan Brintnell, Isabelle Angel, Wendy Ker- slake, Wendy Weiberg, Mary Chappell, Elmira Ford, Linda Webber, Agnes Appleton, Louise Boyd. Linda Par1-inson, Donna Stratford Lucan-I Id. Bothwell Durham London Preston Woodstock AVE Up .To ;479 On Some Models WITH. 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The London Kings follow in fifth place with 14 points to their credit. A real battle is shaping up for the Ilderton arena Friday night at 8.30 when their perennial arch rivals, the Durham Huskies will be in to take on the Jets. The Lucan-Ilderton club was in Both- well last night, Wednesday. Good power play use The Jets with the help Of a power play goal took a 4-2 lead over Preston by the end of the first period Sunday afternoon and were never seriously threatened thereafter. Speedy Jacques Cousineau scored the first and last goals of the first period and added the only Jet score of the middle frame.to give himself a hat trick night, The opening goal came at the 15 second mark as Cousineau completed a three-way passing effort with Jamie Robb and Bill Dunnell. Only a minute later Nairn hit the scoresheet on a pass from Dave Revington and at 10,24 Dick Doughty made it 3-0 on passes from Steve Proctor and Bill Bourne, At this point, the Preston club revived a bit and came back with goals from ,Jim Martz and Ted Goertzen. At 17,28 with a Preston player in the penalty box the Jets swung to the power play and were successful. Cousineau slapped in a hard shot on a play set up by Nairn and Dunnell, Doug Swaniga scored for Preston early in the second period and Cousineau replied for the Jets on another' power play. Dunnell and Robb were again in on the play with assists. Early in the third period, Ted Goertzen fired his second goal of the day and the final Preston score. Before the game was over the Jets scored four more times, The first came at 5.44 with another Preston penalty in effect. This time it was Jamie Robb blasting in a shot from the slot about 15 feet out, The play was set up by BillDunnell and Bill Fairbairn. Two minutes later, Doug Galloway banged in a rebound from Nairn and Revington, The final goal came from the sticks of Bill Fairbairn and Dick Doughty. Fairbairn tipped in a shot by Ba,rry Baynham and Doughty scored unassisted, The Jets outshot the Jesters by 49-30. Robb Downs Kings Jamie Robb with the first goal of the game and the closing two was instrumental in the Jets 9-5 win over the London Kings, Thursday night. The third period scores were both on power plays with Gerry Vermeulen of the London club sitting out a major penalty. Robb got his firstene on passes from Nairn and Dunnell and the second from Nairn and Dick Doughty. 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