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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-11-08, Page 6Curlers Old and New! Women or Men! THE SEASON IS HERE For information about membership rates, draws and leagues Gord Strang 235-1466 Norma Parsons 235-2493 Ron Cottrell 235-0530 Dorothy Coates 229-6411 Barry Reid 235-0120 Robbie Robichaud 228-6470 Regular curling begins Nov. 5 HOT, HOT, HOT Roll-4041ex Snowmobiles The Wild Ones NOW AVAILABLE IN THIS AREA These machines have cleaned up in the grass drags, This is the machine for you, For soles and service contact ED LESPERANCE Phone: 236-4007 or RALPH GEIGER Phone: 286-4784 Page 6 Times-Acivocate, November 8, 1973 iltil l818808880811888ThilitilillitifitumiltininionwiliiiimM8818111101111111WMIlantiuonnill"111 t41 !~'OR ALL GOAD SPORTS By Ross Ha4.igh Meet .,Clinton Saturday Juniors reach H-P championship final Rising Leafs Despite a less in their last High School junior football Conference championship. regular scheduled game of the Panthers reboanded Tuesday and The junior Panthers will meet season, the South Huron District qualified for the 1iuron-Perth Central Huron of Clinton at the ree- played well. Of the 116 yard total gained by Goderich 75 yards came on three big plays, two of which resulted in touchdowns. The panthers held a slim 8.7 lead at the end of the first half, In the second quarter Gary Levier scored the Panther touchdown, Brian Taylor was good with the convert and Perry Stover kicked a single point. An unconverted touchdown by Wayne Regier in the fourth period completed the South Huron scoring after Goderich had moved in from 13-10, Lucan squirts gain victory o'clock noon on Saturday in the first of a Conference cham- pionship doubleheader, The second game following about two hours later will bring together the senior teams from Goderich and Central Huron. In Tuesday's semi-final games, the South Huron juniors scored a decisive 34-6 win over Goderich to advance to Saturday's final. In the last league contest, Thur- sday, the locals lost 9-7 to Goderich. Thursday's senior game in Goderich resulted in an exciting 16-13 win for South Huron over Goderich giving the locals the league season title. In Tuesday's semi-final playoff it was a different story as the Panther attack failed to materialize and they were blanked 9-0 by Clinton, NEW DRIVING WEAR - At Friday's annual banquet of the Huron Pony trotting club a couple of younger members received new jackets and helmets. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Beaver presented the racing wear to Rick and Greg Parsons for their appreciation in training the Beaver ponies this summer. T-A photo Illustrated above is the Beaver "Collingwood". It's the most popular, 3 bedroom ranch-style Beaver Home in our selection of over 50 models and it can be quickly and easily shell erected for you on your lot anywhere in the Province. Beaver makes choosing and buying a home as simple as shopping for new furniture. Our knowledge and experience of building methods and materials combined with our huge volume purchasing helps keep prices reasonable too. So get the facts today. Mail coupon below or visit your nearest Beaver Store ... Phone or Write Brian Veale, Beaver Lumber, 227 Main St., Ex- eter, 235.1582 or visit your nearest Beaver Store for new home selector catalogue. PONY RACING CHAMPS - Numerous trophies for excellent performances in this summer's activities of the Huron pony trotting club were awarded at the annual banquet Friday night. Shown aboye are Harry Armstrong, Ivan Webber, club president Eugene Webber and Jack Parsons. T-A photo • • For Free Full Colour Homes Cato • - • logue fill in and mail to: • : Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd. • Planned Buildings Di ,ision • • 5713 Harrop Drive, MILTON, Onf, • • • • • Nome • • * 01 : Street • • City/Town F;honoe • • f own a tot YEs E H • • I plan to build this year: • • YES LI NO Ei • sto The squirts were the only Lucan team to gain a victory in a Shamrock series against Belmont, Friday night, Jamie Shipley , Dave Egan and Scott Taylor scored in the 3-1 Lucan victory, In the midget contest, Belmont was victorious by a score of 4-2. The game was close from start to finish with the fourth Belmont goal being scored into an empty net as Irish netminder Ron Steeper was pulled for an extra attacker. Martin Wraith scored the first Lucan marker on a pass from Cec Nickles while Brian McCafferty was successful on the second shot with assists going to Pat Holland and Nickles. The bantam game resulted in a 5-1 victory for Belmont, Martin Clarke was the only Lucan marksman, The Belmont pee wees downed Lucan 5-1. Martin Duenk spoiled the Belmont bid for a shutout with a goal late in the third period on a pass from Scott Revington. A goal by Andrew Spruyt with only eight seconds left gave the Lucan pee wees a 2-1 Sunday win over Oakridge Acres, Mark Edginton fired the first Irish marker, In another squirt contest this week, Dorchester dumped Lucan 5-1 as Martin Wraith counted the only score. Baker leads A brilliant four touchdown performance by Kevin Baker led the South Huron juniors to their 34-6 win Tuesday afternoon. Coach Doug Ellison classed Tuesday's win over Goderich as "a great team effort". He went on to say, "we played a strong game defensively and except for a second quarter touchdown the opposition failed to threaten seriously." Leading the defensive tackling unit were Ron Webber, Steve Jennison, John Gould and Terry McDonald. Ellison credited fine blocking by Paul Brooks, Bill Baker, Mike Veal, Jim Gregus and Don McIver in allowing the backfielders to pick up large gains, Fumble recoveries by Doug Mclsaac, John Gould and Allan Lovell helped keep the Goderich machine under control. The fifth South Huron touch- down was scored by Randy Funs ton who took a John Van Gerwen pass and completed a 75 yard gain. The other Pantherpoints came on a two point conversion from Van Gerwen to Ken Pinder and two kicks by Steve Jennison. Field goal decides A successful field goal with only 30 seconds remaining in the game gave Goderich a 9-7 win Thursday, Three times in the first half the Panthers moved the ball deep into Goderich territory but they The Exeter Hawks, owners of only four points in six starts this year in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" western grouping face a busy schedule this week. The Hawks were in Lucan last night, Wednesday to face the Lucan Irish in the first of four games in seven days. They will Broncos get even break With the high winds of last week leaves were falling by the thousands in this part of the country including those from maple trees, BLit for one kind of Maple Leaf the situation seems to be a little different. A quick look at the standings in the National Hockey League and one realizes the Toronto Maple Leafs are headed in the opposite direction. Last year, the Toronto club turned in continuous pathetic performances. Some may feel this year, their showing to date could be a flash in the pan, We have never been a very loyal. Leaf fan but this year they are deserving of good support. There are a lot of reasons for the resurgence of the Toronto club. Starting with as good a trio of goaltenders as any club in the league. they have strong hard hitting and possibly rough defeneemen to back up younger and faster skating forwards. Perhaps most important of all, the Maple Leafs are be- ing led this year by Leonard "Red" Kelly, a winner if there ever was one. As a player Kelly was on eight Stanley Cup champions. A great teacher of hockey fundamentals and an in- spirational leader Red has proven in his past coaching ex- perience at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh that he is capable of getting the most out of his players. Last year an agingJacques Plante and several untried rookies had to carry the load behind an inexperienced defence. This year the situation is reversed completely, Kelly has three proven veterans battling for the net position. To date Kelly has been getting good, efforts from all three. They are the colorful Doug Favell who starred with the Philadelphia Flyers in the 1972-73 playoffs, Boston Bruin veteran Eddie Johnston who on his hot nights is as good as any goalie in the world and Dune Wilson who was introduced to a barrage of rubber last year with the lowly Vancouver Canucks. The Leafs were fortunate in the draft this year, signing their top three choices, Bob Neely, Ian Turnbull and Lanny McDonald. Another problem last year was that the Leafs could be outmuscled and pushed around by the opposition. They were lowest in the league in penalty minutes last year with 716. They won't be this year with fellows like Neely around. Neely with 304 minutes in penalties with the Peter- borough Petes during last season will add toughness to the defence. Add to this the six foot, 195 pound Turnbull, a graduate of the Ottawa juniors. Further cause for optimism in the Toronto camp has been the play of the two Swedish players making their hockey debut in North America. professionally, Defenceman Borje Salming and forward Inge Ham- marstrorn have stood up to their international reputations. The Leafs reportedly shelled out 5100,000 to a Swedish team for the right to the two men. It seems to have been money well spent. The return to top form of the Norm Ullman, Paul Henderson and Ron Ellis line will help the Leaf cause im- mensely. At the moment Ullman has seven goals and Henderson is right behind with six and Ellis has been providing most of the assists for his line-mates. Henderson's six goals in 12 games is a far cry from last year when he scored only four times in the first 18 starts. His inept play last year can be blamed on the pressure and publicity of the Canada-Russia hockey series. Change in voices Officials of Hockey Night in Canada have made a refreshing change for telecasts this year. They have added Bob Cole, a former Newfoundlander to their play by play staff for home games in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. Cole who handled the game from Toronto last Saturday night will be doing about 20 games this year from the three Canadian cities spelling off Bill Hewitt, Danny Galivan and Jim Robson. He will also work on the all-star game telecast from Chicago on January 29 and during the Stanley Cup playoffs. Hawks face busy schedule with four games this week host the Lambeth Flyers at the Exeter arena, Friday night and then they hit the road for the next two games. They travel to,, Clinton Sunday and Mitchell Tuesday night, In regular league action this week, the Hawks were trounced 7-2 by the Strathroy Royals at the Exeter arena Friday night and Sunday they were able to salvage a 4-4 tie with Lambeth, time this year. Bill Inch handled the Exeter goal tending duties. In Friday night's loss to Strathroy, John Mommersteeg scored both Exeter goals in a game which was marred by frequent penalties, especially in the third period. Bob Brand was in goal for the Hawks. niecte 7/eiee4 eene aptdreee, e BEAT THESE PRICES KEVIN BAKER four majors were unable to score. A pass from John Van Gerwen to Steve Knight produced the only Panther score early in the fourth quarter. Knight also kicked the extra point, Edge in statistics in Tuesday's senior semi-final, Clinton held a bit of an edge in the statistical department gaining total of 16 first downs to a dozen by the Panthers, Clinton scored two single points in the first half and notched a converted touchdown in the third quarter. Panther quarterback Perry Stover completed three of 11 The Exeter Broncos were in action on two occasions this week in the Shamrock minor league atom division. On Exeter ice, Saturday, the Broncos scored a 3-1 victory over St. Thomas and Monday night they lost in St. Thomas by a score of 4-3 on a goal with only four seconds remaining, Mike Taylor, Bill Glover and Dave Shaw were the Exeter marksmen in the win over Strathroy while Dave Bell picked up two assists and Peter Tuckey notched one. Dave Shaw was the top Bronco scorer in the loss to St. Thomas with a two goal performance while the odd marker came from the stick of Dave Bell. Assists went to Peter Tuckey and Bill Glover. The St. Thomas team will be in Exeter Saturday afternoon at 5,30 for a return engagement with the Broncos, Get last period tie A goal by Randy Tieman with less than seven minutes remaining in the third period gave the Hawks their 4-4 draw in Lambeth Sunday night. The tying marker came on a pass from John Mommersteeg with the Hawks power play in operation. It was the second goal of the night for the Exeter club with the opposition playing a man short. The first successful Exeter power play produced the fourth goal of the first period at 13.23 and evened the score at 2.2. Brian Taylor finished off a three way passing combination with Murray Parsons and Kevin Bestard. The other two Exeter goals were contributed by Randy Gilfillan, Passes were provided by Gerald Weido and Harry Smits. The game was cleanly played throughout with only nine penalties being called. The Hawks were only assessed for two minor infractions. Peter Kleinstiver now at- tending university in Guelph was in a Hawk uniform for the first Name executive for soccer club The annual meeting of the Exeter Centennial soccer club was held Friday night in Hensall with an election of officers. =Dave Zyluk, a teacher at Precious Blood separate school was re-elected president, The vice-president is Mike Ball, Vickie Zyluk is the secretary and Ed Mittleholtz will handle the duties of treasurer. Cor Vandenbroek of Kirkton was named registrar and William Smits of Exeter is the match secretary. Council members are Terry Melhulsh, Grand Bend; Ron Helm, Exeter and Tony Markus, Clandeboye. The Exeter Centennial soccer club sponsored minor teams in the Huron Soccer Association this year and the Exeter Squirts won the league championship under the guidance of coach Terry Melhuish. In a ticket draw which was completed Friday night, the winners were Iry Playfoot, Hay P.O. H.Rispin, Huron Park and Henry Winters, Exeter, .W.N111111111111111111111111//111H1111111111011111 /1111MIWIMMIll/HilliiiinlillniiIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIlIffillifilfW. OHA JUNIOR 'D' Hockey EE- Lambeth Flyers vs Exeter Hawks E.--. EXETER ARENA 1974 CHEVROLET FLEETSIDE PICK- UP 3 speed transmission, heavy duty rear springs and snow tires. Sale Price 1973 CHEVELLE 2 door hardtop, power steering and brakes, automatic transmission, radip, vinyl roof, wheel discs and white wall tires. Licence DFZ362 Sale Price Friday, Nov. 9 '2925 '3640 HURON-PERTH CONFERENCE 8:30 p.m. 5IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111811111181111118111111111111111118888wiltentlieniimiefflieweliffliewirg OHA Sr. Continental Don't Miss It OK USED CARS 1970 BUICK SKYLARK 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, low mileage. Licence DHA702 1973 CHEVROLET FLEETSIDE Pick-up, 8 cyl., chrome package, rear step bumper, heavy duty rear springs, 13000 actual miles, Licence 15564 1972 VEGA 2 door sedan, 3 speed transmission, radio. Licence DFU961 SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Sat., Nov 10 Preston Jesters 1971 VAUXHALL XL sedan, 4 speed transmis- sion, radio, 24000 actual miles. Licence DHC306 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 door hardtop, power equipped, vinyl roof, radio and many other extras. Licence DFV939 10 a.m. — Cheerleader Competition 12 Noon — Junior Championship Clinton vs South Huron 2 p.m. Sr. Championship Goderich vs Clinton Students '30c Adults '1 60 Support Your High School Football Teams '2095 '2695 1895 '1095 '1595 1095 VS Lucandlderton Jets Sunday, November 11 2t00 p,m. ILDERTON ARENA England's Auto Body and Gebel Cabinets are Jet Supporters 1969 METEOR RIDEAU sedah, power steering, automatic, Licence Di-IA/89 Many Other Models i6 Choose From Snell Bros. Limited Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 2354)660 Football Championships E XETER, ONT The Hanle of Ouertfian Maintenance 44minommnimradiramidnirmiiri local school athletic field at 12 The defences of both clubs passes all caught by Brian Turkey for 74 yards. Clinton completed four of five passes. The other was intercepted. by John Vanderburgt of South Huron. Wayne Siegler was the top SH ground gainer with 84 yards in 15 carries. All together After Thursday's South Huron senior win over Goderich, Coach Ron Bogart commented, "we put it all together, Everyone played well and we made some of the breaks and took advantage of them. HOMES • • 0-