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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-02-01, Page 7ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP — The South Huron District High School wrestlers brought home a championship trophy from a Waterloo Invitational tourney, Saturday. Shown above with the trophy ore the five wrestlers who competed in the finals. From the left, they are, Bill Degroot, Paul Reaburn, Dave Cyr, Gerard Charrette and Art Westelaken. T-A photo Met Ilderton, Lucan Busy week for minor clubs TitnepAdvpcate, ,Fehr. ry 1, 1971. 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Licence K42688 1965 CHEV BISCAYNE 4-door, 6 automatic. licence 3520N 1966 CHEVELLE SEDAN, 6 automatic, an original one owner automobile. licence )697916 $ 695 $ 495 $ 195 Remember ... It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 2351640 LONDON 2274191 Open Weekdays Until 9 00 Saturdays Until 6 00 Jets lead league by three, ploy three times this week The Lucan-Ilderton Jets with. a game in hand hold a three point lead at the top of the standings in. the Ontario Hockey Association Senior "IV .series, In their only start of the week, the Jets .trounced the Preston ,Jesters10-5 at the Ilderton arena, Wednesday night, The Lucan-Ilderton club get back into thicker competition this. Ags(5ible standings are tightening up The battle for first place in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league tightened up considerably as the result of Sunday's usual doubleheader at the Exeter arena. Ailsa Craig came within one point of the league leading Lieury club as they edged them 7.5, Lieury continues in first place with 17 points but Ailsa Craig is only one point back, In Sunday's other contest, the Shipka )3ulldogs edged Brinsley 2-1 in a well played game. Brinsley is in third place in the league standings with six points and Shipka is one back in the basement. Bob Chapdelaine's goal at 16.17 of the third period gave the Shipka club their second win of the season. Brian Hodgins was the other Shipka scorer while week when they see action on three occasions. Friday night they travel to Preston to meet the Jesters, Sunday night they are at home at the Ilderton arena to the Durham Huskies for a 7.30 contest and Tuesday night they pay a visit to the Woodstock Royals, The Jets with 19 wins, four losses and one tie have a season point total of 38, three more than the second place Stratford Perths. The Durham Huskies are third spot and the Bothwell Barons follow in fourth place. Playing coach Jack Nairn was the top Jet scorer in the 10-5 win over Preston. Nairn scored two goals in the first period and added another in the middle frame and also picked up two assists to account fOr a five point night. He opened the scoring at 2.29 on a three-way passing effort with Dave Revington and Steve Proctor and was back six • minutes later to count again with Greg Revington notched the lone Brinsley counter. Don McAlpine and Bob Donaldson each scored a pair of goals to pace the Ailsa Craig scoring attack. Single goals were notched by Charlie Eddy, Gwen Griffith and Dave Collins, Scoring one goal each for Lieury were Ernie Schlegel, Gord Walsh, Stan Harwood, Brian Ropp and Paul Glavin. help this time from defencemen 13111 Dunnell and Barry Baynham, Ted Goertzen and Randy King scored for the Jesters in the first period to put the clubs on even terms. The Jets outscored the visitors 5-2 in the second session to take a comfortable lead, Jamie Robb hit the mark with two successful shots, one coming on a power play with assists going to Jim Pinnegar and Steve Proctor, Other scorers for the L-I club in the second were Pete Loveless, Terry Bourne and Barry Baynham. Replying for Preston were Don Harmer and Ted Goertzen. In the final twenty minutes of play Jack Nairn finished off a three-way effort with Bill Dunnell and Pete Loveless at 12,21 and Jacques cousineau tallied a minute later taking passes from Bill Fairbairn and Bill Bourne. With only 19 seconds left in the game, Loveless notched his second marker of the night on a play started by Jamie Robb and Nairn. The final Preston goal was shot by Don Harmer. The wrestling team from South Huron District High School added more laurels to their already formidable record Saturday when they won the Waterloo Collegiate Invitational tour- nament, In taking the Waterloo crown, the South Huron wrestlers, the only entry from a rural high school defeated 15 other teams including the 1971 and 1972 winners from Newtonbrook of Toronto. The other schools entered were from Toronto, Hamilton, Oak- ville, Burlington, Kitchener and Waterloo. Also this week, the local grapplers continued their win- ning ways in Huron-Perth Con- ference action by downing Clinton 64-9 and blanking Wingham 81-0. In addition to taking the team championship at Waterloo, two SH wrestlers won individual titles and three others reached the final round, The individual winners Were' Paul Reaburn at 106 pounds and Art Westelaken competing in the 136 pound division. Gerard Charrette, Bill Degroot and Dave Cyr made the final rounds and placed second. Finishing fourth were Don Van Raay, Barry Miller, Mike Miller, Paul Greb and Marc Gelinas. During the three meets this week, Gerard Charrette was the most successful wrestler winning no less than nine matches. Close behind with seven wins apiece were Paul Reaburn and Art Westelaken. Three of Exeter's minor hockey teams participated in five Shamrock league games this week with clubs from Lucan and Ilderton, Reaburn was also named the best wrestler of the week and Westelaken was designated the most improved. Mark Paton gained the fastestpin taking care of his opposition in 50 seconds. a wks — Continued from Page 6 lack lustre first period. Gerald Weido was the goal getter for Exeter with Lyle Rosendale replying for the Braves. In the second period, Tavistock took over and scored three times in the first eight minutes with Rosendale, Ken Matheson and Ron Gill doing the counting. Before the period was over, Pete Glover and Gerald Weido retaliated for the Hawks to cut the Tavistock lead to a single goal. Michigan clubs at Huron Park Games involving three teams from Royal Oak, Michigan featured the annual Minor Hockey Day at Huron Park, Saturday, The visiting Michigan clubs were able to pick up only one win in the three starts. Royal Oak won the pee wee contest by a score of 2.0 while Huron Park took the novice contest 4-2 and the Bantam game by a score of 7-3, Matt Muller led the Huron Park bantams to their victory with a two goal effort while single scores were recorded by Brad Perzul, Brian Lather, Mike Wood, Randy Somerville and Ian Fowles. Scoring in single fashion for the Huron Park novice were Steve Gibbs, Ralph Wells, Mark Cronyn and Mike Clarke, In Friday night action, the Huron Park midgets downed the coaches and managers by a score of 10-5. Matt Muller was the top goal producer with three while Gerald Van Osch, Bert Rilett and Randy Funs ton were close behind with two goals apiece. Scott Ross added a single score. Terry Millman scored twice to Wednesday night at the Exeter arena, Lucan scored a double victory with a 4-2 pee wee victory and a 6-4 decision in the ban- tam contest. The next night at Ilderton, the hometown pee wees edged Exeter 4-3 while the bantam and midget games were won by Exeter by respective scores of 2-1 and 3-0. Third period goals by Steve Kennedy and Jeff Marshall produced the Ilderton pee wee win. Marshall had scored earlier along with John Hartman, Scoring in single fashion for Exeter were Danny Bell, Randy Fisher and David Bogart. Ken Pinder scored a three-way passing effort with Jim Webb and Brian Horrell to give the Exeter bantams their 2-1 win over Ilderton. Webb scored the first Exeter goal with Grant Clark replying for Ilderton. Dave Regier, Brian Taylor and Wayne Regier took care of the Exeter midget scoring. Jamie Wilson and Roger Lewis each scored twice to pace the Lucan pee wee win. Notching the Exeter goals were Tony Mattucci and Paul Van Gerwen, Four unanswered goals in the third period allowed Lucan to chalk up the 6-4 bantam win, Wednesday. Pat Benn and Cecil Nickles took care of the Lucan scoring , with three goals apiece. The Exeter scoring was well spread around with Doug Osgood, Howard Schenk, Paul Shapton and Doug Regier firing the shots. In Ilderton Monday night, the three Exeter teams came up with Shamrock league victories. The pee wees scored a decisive 7-1 win, the bantams edged out a decision and the midgets won by a score of 3-1, The Exeter pee wee scoring was well spread around with seven players hitting the scoreboard. They were Randy Parsons, David Bogart, Steve Skinner, Ron Bilcke, Paul Pooley, Perry Pooley and Darryl Preszcator. The lone Ilderton marksman was Ron Taylor, The Exeter bantam goals were notched by Jim Webb and Ken pace the coaches scoring attack. Checking in with one goal each were Don Ross, Bob Bogdon and Gord Boardman. In a juvenile game London downed Huron Park 8-1. Larry Mexihard was the only marksman for the losers. 11111iMitlitiiiiitA Pinder while Greg Adlington replied for Ilderton, Dart draw continues The tie for first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league continues as the two top clubs, the Sharpshooters and Canners each came up with four points in Friday's action to up their season point total to 60. The Dart Sharks are com- fortably in third place with 55 points while the Dark Angels hold down fourth spot with 49 points to their credit. Friday's scores were: Dart Sharks 5 - Quiet Ones 0 Dark Angels 4 Shiphunters 1 BA's 4 - Scotties 1 Sharpshooters 4 - Featherflights 1 Canners 4 - DP's 1 Itchy Four 3 - Late Niters 2 Winkers 3 - Doublers 2 BJ's 3 - Swimmers 2 This week's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Itchy Four vs Shiphunters Swimmers vs BA's Canners vs Dart Sharks BJ's vs Scotties 9.30 p,m. Winkers vs Sharpshooters Dark Angels vs Late Niters Featherflights vs Doublers Quiet Ones vs DP's Minor Hockey Day in Exeter last Saturday was the best and Most rewarding for E,M,II.A. to date. Over one thousand people attended the all day event, Fifty loaves of bread were made into sandwiches and eaten-up by the hungry youngsters plus hundreds of cups of pop. On behalf of E.M.H.A. I would like to thank all those who helped to make the day a success. Exeter minor hockey teams will be starting into the first round of play-off shortly, Games have to be arranged as yet but the first round must be completed by about February 10. The figure skating carnival is coming up on Saturday February 24. There will be two presen- tations, an afternoon and evening. Hawks have only two more home games left before the play- offs. Lucan is here this Friday and then the first Sunday game of the season will be Clinton here on February 11. Games this week Rec. League Hockey 8-9:20 Sr. Hawks vs Newby Tire 9:30-11 Cougars vs Le Pines Saturday Hockey 9-10 Taylor Motors vs Conklin Lumber 10-11 Cowans B,P. vs Lankamps Esso 11-12 Squirts 12-1 Mites 1-2 Northlander vs Elaines 2.3 Nothers vs Avco's 3-5 Bantam 5:30-6:30 No. 2 Pee Wee In novice house league part of Minor Hockey Day, Conklin bombed Cowan's BP 15-0 and Lankamp's Esso edged Taylor Motors 3-2, Jeff Newby led the attack for Conklin with five goals. Joey Becker was next in line with three goals. Dave Jackson had a two goal performance and Ian Sweet, Bill Simmons, Allan Geiser, Jeff Fuller and Murray Heywood one goal each, Steve Wells was honored with the shut- out. Larry Dawson got the winning goal to lead the Esso win. John Stephens and Steve Pearce scored the other goals. David Bell and Don Beaver were the Taylor marksmen. Pee wee action saw Nor- thlander down Avcos 6-2 and Nothers defeated Elaine's 3-1. Randy Parsons with four goals led his team in the win over Avcos. Darrell Preszcator and Paul Gaiaer scored the others. David Bogart scored two goals for Avcos, Pave Holtzman led Nothers with two goals and Brad Taylor notched the other, Brian Mercer scored the Ione goal for Elaine's, SH wrestlers take title over 16 schools