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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-01-18, Page 8MA Junior!! /M\ HOCKEY EXETER ARENA MITCHELL HAWKS f vs EXETER HAWKS Tuesday, Jane 23, 9 p.m. TAVISTOCK BRAVES VS EXETER HAWKS \„. OHA Senior 'B' Hockey HURON PARK Arena New Home of the Kings! Sat., Jan. 20 - 7:30 p.m. PRESTON JESTERS vs LONDON KINGS Adults $1,25 Students 75d Children 50d All children under 13 years of age when accompanied by an adult will be admitted free. Phone Crediton 234.6368 orLucan 227-4061 Bothwell Barons 1973 Clearance 4 - 7 973 Company Demonstrators 1 - Olds. Delta Royalle 4- Door Hardtop 1 - Olds. Omega Hatchback Coupe 1 - Chevelle Malibu 2-Door Hardtop 1 - Vega GT Hatchback SAVE HUNDREDS NOW GMAC Terms Available at Low Rates OK USED CARS '2395 $2195 1995 '2295 $1995 $1295 895 r LicenCI:InK443ender, $ 695 Snell Bros. Limited Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235.0660 EXETER, ONT, The Home of Guardian Maintenance 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU, bucket seats, con- sole, V-8, power equipped. Licence K41817 1970 PONTIAC SAFARI WAGON, 350 engine, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence X18120 1970 CHEVROLET BELAIR sedan, Licence K53106 1969 OLDS DELTA 4-door hardtop, Licence K41432 1969 BUICK LeSABRE 4-door hardtop. Licence K40775 1969 FALCON 4-door sedan, economical 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, radio, licence 5943N 1967 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, Licence K39665 1966 METEOR 4-doo automatic, very dean. POO $ 11mssActvocoto, ,,1anuary. 18, 1973 11,0400.0.wiumniumomiltioninuolommoilowoolimogpowitintiollottiouwwilloolilinou F01 ALL GOOD. SPORTS ley Roo: Hough. Pete Glover leads scoring Win three of four starts Hawks continue in first place The Exeter Hawks rebounded quickly from a two game losing streak to score three victories this week and then lost Tuesday night to the Mitchell Hawks by a score of 9-2 in. Mitchell, Thursday night the Hawks downed the Tavistock Braves 5-1, Friday they doubled the score 8-4 on the Strathroy Falcons and Sunday afternoon it was a resounding 13-4 win over the Lucan Irish. The Hawks now have a season record of 18 wins, three losses and a tie good for 37 points and a five point lead over the second place Mitchell Hawks, The Hawks, normally a strong third period club failed to respond Tuesday night as their namesakes scored six unan- swered goals to post the 9-2 victory. Pete Glover scored the first Exeter goal in the opening period on a pass from Jim Guenther and Perry Stover counted the final marker with help from Pete Gill. Glover Stars Pete Glover, the Hawks point leader went on a scoring ram- page in Lucan Sunday as he scored five times and picked up two assists. The other eight goals fired, by the Hawks came from eight different players. Hitting the mark were Perry Stover, Kevin Bestard, Brain Campbell, Murray Parsons, Jim Guenther Harry Smits, John Mommersteeg and Gerald Weido. Scoring for Lucan were Ron Funston, Ed Legg, Brad England and Bob Evans. This week is another busy one for the Exeter club. Friday night, they will be at home to the Mit- chell Hawks, Saturday night they travel to Strathroy to meet the Falcons in a postponed contest and Tuesday night they are at home to the Tavistock Braves for a 9 p.m. contest. Randy Tieman and Jim Guenther led the Hawks to a 5-1 victory over the Tavistock Braves in Tavistock Thursday night with two goals each. The Braves took an early first period lead but Exeter recovered and led 2-1 after the opening period and 4-1 at the end of the second. Ron Gill was the only Tavistock player able to put the puck behind Dwight Jennison in the Hawks net. He scored in the second minute of the game. Randy Tieman evened the score midway through the period with help from Harry Smits. At 15:24 John Mommersteeg put the Hawks ahead to stay with a goal set up by Harry Smits. Captain Jim Guenther notched an unassisted marker at 13:32. Randy Tiernan kept things going for the Hawks with his second goal of the evening before the middle frame was completed. Brian Campbell and Jim Guenther picked up assists. Guenther tallied second goal of the game at 3:31 of the final period to complete the game scoring. Perry Stover helped out on the play. Exeter received nine of the fifteen penalties handed out during the contest. The Hawks scored three unanswered goals in the defeat Mens Curling Hewitt 14 Passmore 6 Morgan 9 P. Coates 7 Shapton 9 Finnen 7 • Webber 12 Palmer 6 Ross Hodgert 9 Powe 4 Alexander 11 Jermyn 3 Prout 9 Pinder 6 Lavier 9 MacLean 4 Parsons 7 Murley 4 McDonald 11 Funk 3 Raymond 11 Easton 5 Clarke 7 Gaiser 5 Urquhart 8 Down 6 Marshall 11 McBride 2 Hern 7 Smith 6 Simpson 8 Hodgert 7 Ladies Curling M. Murley 11 - V. Gould 4 S. MacDonald 7 - L. Dobbs 3 S. Mousseau 9 - D. Shapton 5 M. Ecker 16 - N. Parsons 1 A. Bray 17 - G. Gregus 7 D. Hackney 6 - D. Prout 5 S. Tryon 7 - D. Pfaff 6 D. Coates 10 - B. Coates 8 J. Lovell 9 - A. Etherington 3 W. Marshall 14 - P. Simmons 1 A. McDonald 10 - H. Burton 4 H. Mickle 12 - M. Strang 3 _ the Strathroy Falcons 8-4 Friday night at the Exeter Arena. Exeter trailed 3-2 at the end of the first period but they took a 5-4 lead into the final frame. Ron Toth gave Strathroy an early lead at 6:57 while Exeter was playing a man short. Pete Gill tied the score with his first of two goals on an unassisted effort at the 11:06 mark. One minute later Barry Parson put the Falcons back on top. Brian Campbell scored for the Hawks at 16:19 while they were playing short handed, Pete Glover picked up one of four assists that he received during the game. Stratiroy went ahead again late in the period on a goal by Roland Koh. The Hawks struck for three goals in three minutes in the second frame. Brian Campbell started the string of goals at 11:35 with his second goal of the evening. Pete Glover assisted. A minute later John Mom- mersteeg put the Hawks in front to stay getting help from Glover and Gerald Weida. Defenceman Randy Tieman tallied the eventual winning goal at 14:41 on an unassisted power play effort. Barry Pawson completed the Strathroy scoring with his second goal of the game in the final minute of the middle period. Pete Gill got help from Brian Bestard to score the first of three unnanswered third period Hawk goals at 4:06, Pete Glover scored midway through the period with Captain Jim Guenther assisting. The final goal of the game came at 15:05 from the stick of Perry Stover, Pete Glover assisted. The Falcons received thirteen of the twenty-five penalties handed out by referees Norm Bordage and Bruce Collins. Support the kids Plans are being quickly finalized for the local obser- vance of Minor Hockey Day. The big day is set for the Exeter arena on Saturday, January 27. It will be a full day of activities with no less than thirteen hockey games scheduled with every one of the more than 200 boys registered with the Exeter Minor Hockey Association having an opportunity to perform in at least one contest. The program will get underway at eight o'clock in the morning and will continue until at least ten o'clock in the evening. The regular houseleague activities will take up most of the morning. All of the Exeter all-star clubs will be meeting visiting teams in exhibition games. At the moment teams from Zurich, Ilderton, Elmira and Trenton, Michigan. Advance tickets will be on sale later this week from all players, coaches, managers and executive of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association. Tickets selling for one dollar will allow adults and students to attend any or all of the games for only one dollar. This is a real bargain and we would hope everyone joins in in buying ticket thereby showing their interest in minor hockey. Near the conclusion of Minor Hockey Day, a draw will be made from the tickets sold and one lucky person will receive two tickets to a National Hockey League game at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. The motto of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association for quite a few years has been, "Don't send your boy to the arena, but take him and stay to watch him play." These lines may be getting a bit worn but they still apply along with the one, "Keep your boy out of hot water by putting him on ice." Minor Hockey Day is held not only to let everyone see the boys in action but gives recognition to the many men and women who make minor hockey possible. The local minor hockey group is made up of many enthusiastic, hard working volunteers whose efforts on behalf of local youngsters cannot be measured in hours or dollars. They make it possible for hundreds of our youngsters to take part in our country's national sport. Every boy in town can have the opportunity to play. To the best of our knowledge none has ever been turned away. That's the kind of organization it is. More than that, they contribute towards the develop- ment not only of stronger bodies, but of healthier minds and better citizens. They keep the youngsters occupied in healthy supervised sport and off the streets. Statistics provided by the C.A.H.A. indicate yet another reason for supporting minor hockey. It is an activity that not only works for the youngsters but provides employment for many adults and in addition turns back more than five million dollars to the Canadian economy each year. The costs of providing sweaters, skates and other equipment, the cost of ice rentals, transportation, meals after games and injury insurance are items that soon run into many dollars per player and team. Considering there are more than twelve thousand minor hockey teams in Canada, it is easy to visualize millions of dollars being spent to keep the hockey operation going. Speedy recovery We join with all sports fans this week in wishing Jim "Red" Loader a speedy recovery. He suffered a serious heart attack Thursday night while coaching the Petrolia intermediate hockey club in a game against Forest. He was still on a coronary machine Sunday afternoon but hospital officials listed his condition as stabilized. Anyone wishing to send cards may address them to Charlotte Eleanor Englehart Hospital in Petrolia. Loader was well known in this area as a coach and player with the Exeter Mohawks hockey club and in baseball and softball circles. Good brand of hockey In addition to the large amount of good hockey provided by many teams in this area, the London Kings with their new home at the Huron Park arena have added to the quantity and quality. The Kings while not winning as many games as their supporters would like have been coming mighty close against the top clubs in the league. They are adding goalie Mike McIntyre to their roster this week. McIntyre was a recent cut from the Galt Hornets of the Senior "A" league. Hensall tourney Saturday An exciting minor hockey tournament is scheduled for the Hensall arena, Saturday of this week. It's a Western Ontario Athletic Association pee wee tourney with teams from Brussels, Milverton, Lucknow, Teeswater and Hensall competing. The first game will be at nine o'clock in the morning featuring Brussels and Hensall with the championship game slated for seven o'clock in the evening. Admission for adults is one dollar for the entire day or fifty cents per game. The all-day student charge is fifty cents and children will pay a quarter. Special congratulations to a group of curlers represen- ting the Exeter Legion who have qualified to participate in the Ontario Legion curling finals in Trenton in the middle of February. A rink skipped by Jim Hewitt won the district cham- pionship in Hanover Sunday and earned the right to play for the Ontario title. Eight other districts will be represented in the final round robin series. Each member of the Ontario championship rink will bring home a snowmobile for his efforts. In addition to skip Hewitt the Exeter rink is comprised of Pres Lavier, Peter Raymond and Jake Marks. Answers — Ted Lindsay, who played for Detroit and Chicago totalled 1,808 minutes in penalties to go along with 379 goals in 17 seasons in the NHL. The New York Rangers blasted the California Seals for eight goals in one period in a game in November, 1971, The final score was 12-1. Questions — What is the record for most consecutive NHL 'games played and by whom? Which active NHL player leads the league in career hat tricks? e••••••••••111111•1111.1110111111, By ALVIN WILLERT Minor Hockey Day in Exeter will be held on Saturday Jan. 27 from 9 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. The schedule includes 12 hockey games, houseleague and All-star. All boys who are registered in the Exeter Minor Hockey Assoc. will be in action throught the day. Advance tickets will be on sale for $1.00 to admit one to the games as well as a draw of two tickets to Maple Leaf Gardens for a Leaf game. So reserve Saturday Jan. 27 for Minor Hockey Day here in Exeter. The Exeter Pee Wees won the Legion tournament at Brussels last Sunday by winning three straight games. Congratulations are in order. The Novice finally defeated their arch rivals from St. Marys with a score of 2 to 1 here on Sunday. The Jr. Hawks are flying again with three impressive wins in their last three games. The victims were Tavistock, Strathroy and Lucan. The Hawks have their first home game to be held on a Tuesday next week with Tavistock. Game time is 9 o'clock. The Exeter Figure Skating Club held C.A.F.S.A. tests here last Tuesday and the passing rate was very high. Games this week: PEE WEES WIN TOURNEY — The Exeter Legion pee wees Sunday won the Zone Cl pee wee hockey tournament with three consecutive wins.ln two weeks they travel to Goderich to compete in district finals, Shown above are captain Brad Taylor with alternates Paul Pooley and Brian Mercer with' manager Bev Skinner and coach Lloyd Moore in the background. T-A photo The Exeter Legion hockey pee wees Sunday scored three consecutive wins in Brussels to win the zone C-1 Canadian Legion championship. The Exeter youngsters will be one of eight teams qualifying to participate in a district tour- nament scheduled for the Pee wees win Legion crown with three straight victories 111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111611111111111 Rec News Win tickets Goderich arena, Sunday, January 28. In the opening round, the local pee wees edged Wingham 4-2 and then they went on a scoring rampage downing Kincardine and Blyth by identical scores of 9- 1. Thur Rec. League 8 - 9:20 Sr. Hawks vs Le Pines : 9:30 - 11 Newby Tire vs Cougars Sat. Houseleague 9-10 Lankamps Esso vs Conklin Lumber 10 - 11 Taylor Motors vs Cowans B.P. 11 - 12 Squirts 12 - 1 Mites 1 - 2 Northlanders vs Nothers 2 - 3 Avco's vs Elaines 3 - 5 Bantam 5:30 - 6:30 No. 2 Pee Wee 6:30 - 7:30 No. 2 Novice In novice houseleague play, Conklin edged Don Taylor's 5-4 and Lankamp's Esso downed Cowan's BP 4-1. Dave Jackson scored a pair of goals to lead the Conklin victory. Single goals were fired by Joey Becker, Dean Boyle and Jeff Fuller. Scoring in single fashion for Taylor's were Don Beaver, Bill Hem, Steve Horn and Dave Bell. Larry Dawson notched the winning goal in the Esso win. Adding singles were John Stephens, Danny Galloway and Mark Parsons. David Bell was the lone marksman for Cowan's. Pee wee action saw Elaine's Coffee Shop edge Northlanders 4- - Please turn to Page 9 Randy Parsons fired two goals to lead the Exeter win over Wingham. Adding one goal apiece were Dennis Preszcator and Paul Pooley. Scoring was well spread around in the win over Kin- cardine as Danny Bell was the only Exeter player to fire two successful shots. Checking in with one goal each were Perry Pooley, Dave Bogart, Steve Skinner, Dennis Presz- cator, Brad Taylor, Darrell Preszcator and Derek Reg*: In the final game agairist Randy Fisher paced the Exeter scoring attack with a hat trick performance. Next in line with a two goal effort came Dave Bogart while single goals were fired by Darrell Preszcator, Randy Parsons, Derek Regier and Brad Taylor. Bev Skinner manages the pee wee club with Lloyd Moore handling the coaching duties. Another victory for wrestlers In their only action of the week, the South Huron District High School wrestling team scored a convincing 75-6 win over Listowel extending their dual meet win- ning streak to 55. Winning their matches by pins were Gary Koehler, Pete Sereda, Paul Reaburn, Gerard Charrette, Perry Sereda, Bill Degroot, Art Westelaken and Mike Miller. Don Van Raay won his match by a decision while Marc Gelinas and Dave Cyr won by default. Bill Degroot was named the best South Huron wrestler of the week as he extended his victory streak to 15. Paul Greb executed the fastest pin in 30 seconds and Paul Reaburn was judged the most improved. 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