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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-01-25, Page 7OHA Senior `13' Hockey HURON PARK New Home of the Kings! Sat., Jan. 27 - 7:30 p.m. WOODSTOCK ROYALS VS LONDON KINGS Adults $1.25 Students 754 Children 504 All children under 13 years of age when accompanied by an adult will be admitted free. teams on even terms at 6:05, Kevin Bestard assisted on the power-play marker. Ron Toth fired a power play goal to give the Falcons the lead before the end of the period, Jim Guenther note' ed an unassisted marker midway through the final frame to tie the score at 3-3. Ron Toth tallied his second goal of the game to complete the Falcons' scoring at 16:35. At 17:15 Pete Glover fired a power-play goal assisted by Brian Campbell and Brian Bestard to give the Hawks the tie. The goal was Glover's second of the game and thirty-fifth of the season. Each team was penalized six Scoring G A Pts Pete Glover 38 21 59 Brian Campbell 11 30 41 Jim Guenther 12 22 34 Harry Smits 12 18 30 Brian Bestard 15 13 28 Perry Stover 13 13 26 Murray Parsons 10 16 26 Gerald Weida 9 13 22 John Mommersteeg 10 7 17 Randy Tiernan 6 7 13 Pete Gill 5 5 10 Kevin Bestard 3 7 10 Rick Grenier 0 7 7 Randy Milian 2 2 4 Bob Snell 0 4 4 Peter Kleinstiver 1 1 2 Brian Taylor 1 1 2 EXETER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM REQUIRES Playground Supervisors (All applicants must be 16 years or over) State: 1. Age 2. Qualifications (a) leadership training (b) experience in teaching (c) reasons for applying (d) any other comments you wish to make Send all applications to Alvin Willert, Director of Recreation, Box 823, Exeter, Ont. Applications to be received by 5 P.M. February 6, 1973 ir — Continued from Page 6 Jim Guenther assisted. Rick. O'Donnell was the only visiting Hawk able to put the puck behind John Hayter in the Exeter goal. Exeter received 10 of the 18 penalties handed put during the game. Pete Glover gave the Hawks a 4-4 tie with the Strathroy Falcons Saturday night late in the third period with his 35th goal of the season. The Falcons who held 2-0 and 3- .10 2 first and second period leads were never behind in the contest. Nick Lalich and Murray Bain scored first period goals for Strathroy. Bain's goal came while the Hawks were playing a man short. Exeter tied the score with a pair of goals in the first six minutes of the second frame, Pete Glover scored with Brian Campbell assisting at 3:43. Brian Bestard put the two 0 EXETER SWIMMING PROGRAM Requires the Following Personnel CHIEF INSTRUCTOR, TEACHING ASSISTANTS AND LIFEGUARDS All applicants must be 16 years or over. Chief Instructor must hold a Red Cross Instructor's Cer- tificate and all other personnel must have at least a Leader Patrol Certificate. Send all applications to Alvin Willett Director of Recrea- tion, Box 823, Exeter, Ontario. 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Above, Barbara Down at the left and Pearl Buswell, right, help Debbie Down, Jean Buswell and Craig Cudmore to stay upright. T-A photo. 11111111111111111111111111111111110001111111111111111111111I111111111111111111119119111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111110111811111100111I1110.1111111101011111111111111111111111111 The big event at the Arena this week is Minor Hockey Day to be held Saturday from 9 a.m, to 10 p.m. Tickets are on sale for $1.00 Dart league has tie for top spot The Canners came up with a four point performance Friday night to move into a first place tie with the Sharpshooters in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. Each club now has 56 points. The Dart Sharks are in third soot with 50 points while the Dark Angels and Late Niters are deadlocked in fourth place with 45 points apiece. Friday's scores were: Canners 4 - Winkers 1 Dark Angels 4 - Doublers 1 Late Niters 3 - Scotties 2 Itchy Four 3 - BA's 2 BJ's - DP's 2 Quiet Ones 3 - Featherflights 2 Shiphunters 3 - Swimmers 2 Dart Sharks 3 - Sharpshooters 2 This week's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Scotties vs BA's Featherflights vs Sharpshooters Swimmers vs BJ's Dart Sharks vs Quiet Ones 9.30 p.m. Itchy Four vs Late Niters Winkers vs Doublers DP's vs Canners Dark Angels vs Shiphunters Kings edged in close one In their only start of the week in Ontario Hockey Association Senior "B" play, the London Kings were edged 5-4 by the Preston Jesters at the Huron Park arena, Saturday night, Ron Schwindt was the top scorer for the Kings with a two goal effort while single goals were added by Mark Macera and Tom Glover. The Kings are back in action at the Huron Park arena, Saturday night at 7,30 when the Woodstock Royals will supply the opposition. which entitles you to come and go at the Arena that day as well as a chance on two tickets to Maple Leaf Gardens to see Toronto and Montreal. It is through the monies received on special days such as this that Exeter Minor Hockey Association is able to keep registration fees at a minimum. It is not only the financial picture, we look at but the interest of the community toward an event like this. I am sure the coaches and managers of the teams feel their efforts are more appreciated if there is good response on minor hockey day, So let's get out and show your support for the EMHA. See you at the Arena, Rec standing tightens up The standings in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league tightened up considerably as the result of Thursday's regular doubleheader. The senior Hawks continue in first place with 13 points, but Newby Tire and Les Pines are closing in on the leaders with ten points apiece. The Cougars are in fourth spot with a seven point total. Thursday night, Les Pines edged the Hawks 7-6 and Newby Tire trounced the Cougars by a score of 14-4. Tom Watt went on a scoring spree of four goals to lead the Newby win over the Cougars. Close behind with a hat trick performance was Bob Mac- Donald while Gary Parsons and Jim Jordan each scored two goals. Adding singles were Walt Tiedeman, Craig Webber and Jack Mayer. Scoring in single fashion for the Cougars were Gary Balsdon, Bill Van Bergen, Howard Churchill and Steve Faber. Fred Wells and Pete Lawson each scored two goals to pace the Les Pines win over the Hawks. Checking in with one goal apiece were Ron Moore, George Bruneau and Ron Cornish. Ron Lindenfield with a hat trick effort was top scorer for the Hawks. Adding single markers were Jack Glover, Denton Geiser and Rick McDonald. 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Minor Hockey 9 - 10 Conklin vs B.P. 10 - 11 Esso vs Taylors 11 - 12 Squirts 12 - 1 Avcos vs Northlanders 1 - 2 Elaines vs Nothers 2 - 3 No. 2 Novice vs Bayfield 3 - 4 No. 2 Pee Wee 4 - 5 No. 2 Bantam vs Huron Park 5 - 6 Mites vs Zurich 6 - 7 Novice vs Ilderton 7 - 8 Pee Wee's vs Elmira 8 - 9 Bantam vs Trenton (Mich.) 9 - 10 Midgets vs Stratford In novice houseleague play, Conklins downed Lankamp's Esso by a score of 6-3 and Taylor Motors defeated Cowan's BP 6-2 Wayne Parsons was the top scorer for Taylor's with a hat trick performance. Steve Horn was close behind with two goals to his credit while Bill Horn, scored a' single. Dave Bell was the marksman on both scores for Cowan's. Two goal efforts by John Stephens and Mark Parsons paced the Lankamp victory. Steve Pearce and Larry Dawson rounded out the scoring with single markers. Jeff Fuller with two goals was best for Conklins while Dave Jackson notched the odd counter. 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The next home game will be on Sunday, February 4 with the Durham Huskies providing the opposition for a 7.30 contest, The Jets now have a season record of 18 wins, four losses and a pair of ties good for 38 points and a four point margin over the second place Stratford Perths, Only seconds lett In Durham Sunday afternoon, the Jets down 7-3 at the two minute mark of the third period came roaring back to score four times to get on even terms with the Huskies. Pete Loveless fired his third goal of the game with only 15 seconds remaining in regulation time to gain the tie. It came on a backhand shot from in close on help from Bill Dunnell and Jack Nairn as the L-I net was empty and six men on the attack, In the overtime period, the Jets carried the majority of the play and Jacques Cousineau hit the Durham goal post on two oc- casions but the puck refused to go over the goal line. The first period belonged ex- contrast in scores. Nother's blanked Northlanders 10-0 while Avcos edged Elaine's 3-2. Dave Atthill and Dave Holtz- mann provided most of the scoring power for the lopsided Nother's win with four goals apiece. Scoring single goals were Ron Backe and Mike Ondrejicka. John Van Roestel scored twice to lead the Avco scoring. The third goal was fired by David Cann. Scoring for Elaine's were Ron Bilcke and Paul Gaiser. elusively to the Huskies as they moved ahead 3.0 on goals by Dave May, Joe McRae and Bill Clemens. The middle session was even with both teams scoring three times. McRae took care of all of the Durham marksmanship with three consecutive goals to run his game total to four. The three Lucan-II der ton markers came on three-way combination efforts. Bill Fair- bairn notched the first with assists going to Jacques Cousineau and Jamie Robb. Pete Loveless whistled in a slap shot on a play started by defencemen Bill Bourne and Bill Dunnell. With only 41 seconds left in the period Fairbairn netted his second goal of the night. This time the assists went to Jack Narn and Jim Pinnegar. Early in the third period, Dale Rahn tallied for the Huskies to give them a margin and what looked like a sure win. Jack Nairn kept the Jets hopes alive with a successful shot at 12.49 and only 50 seconds later Jim Pinnegar hit the mark. At 16.37 Pete Loveless fired in a backhand shot to cut the Durham margin to 7-6 and set the stage for his tying goal with only seconds left. Same story Friday night on home ice at the Ilderton arena, it was the same story with the Jets falling behind 4-2 early in the third period and coming on strong to pull out the 5- 4 decision, The first period was even with Jim Pnnegar registering for the Jets and Kent Byrnes replying for Bothwell. Both teams notched single goals in the middle frame. Jack Nairn was the L-I sharp- shooter and Gary Chinnick was the Bothwell shooter. In the first four minutes of the final period, Bothwell scored twice on goals by Chinnick and Gary Hamilton to take a two goal lead. At 5,01 Jamie Robb cut the deficit to a single goal and three minutes later Bill Dunnell squared the score, Robb's marker came on a power play with assists going to Jacques Cousineau and Jack Nairn. Nairn and Pete Loveless assisted on the Dunnell score, Loveless was back to net the winner with only a minute and eleven seconds remaining on a play set up by Barry Baynham and Bill Dun- nell. Don Stewart was in goalforthe Jets in both games. A week earlier, the Jets travelled to Reno, Nevada for a two game series and came away With 3-2 and t-.3 victories Over the Reno aces. Scoring A Pts Jack Nairn Jamie Robb 211555 234070 356502 Bill Fairbairn Jacques Cousineau 16 17 33 Bill Dunnell 5 28 33 Dick Doughty 14 7 21 Dave Revington Pete Loveless 129 151 2170 Terry Bourne Steve Proctor Doug Galloway 5 34 2 11201 111555 Barry Baynham 6 8 14 Tom Hodgins 4 8 12 Jim Pinnegar 6 6 12 Bill Bourne 3 8 11 Don Urbshott 2 3 5 Wally Parkinson 2 2 4 Paul Young 1 0 1 Lorne Daer 0 1 1 Rec News A big event By ALVIN WILLERT Times-Advocate, January 25, 1973 Nye 7 Jets stay in first position thanks to late game win Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER