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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-06, Page 7UPS AND DOWNS - During the Saturday morning house league novice action at the Exeter arena, the youngsters chase the puck in large groups. The above picture shows some of the up and down action, T-A photo Lose after leading 5 - 1 Jets blow early lead 3 ;,e,r40#taaf Selected Vded eaac 1973 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, low mileage. Licence AJW292 1973 CHEVROLET BELAIR stationwagon, 9- passenger, roof rack, heavy duty suspension, L78 tires, V-8 engine, power steering, Rower brakes, custom radio. Licence HHD181, 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom, 2-door hardtop, vinyl roof, power steering, power brakes, custom radio, V-8, automatic. Licence CXF297 1971 BELAIR 4-door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence FVP306. 1973 CHRYSLER 4-door hardtop. Fred took it south. I'll have it back soon. '3195 '3995 1 595 1895 Dobbs Motors Ltd. PHONE 235-1800 relliteiroarraotottr. 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It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Weekdays Until 9.00 Saturdays Until 6.00 Local Broncos get even split The Exeter Broncos gained an even split in two Shamrock minor league games this week. Playing in the atom division the Broncos dropped a 5-1 to St. Marys Saturday and came back to down Lambeth by a 2-0 score Sunday. In Sunday's victory Jeff Goarley picked up his first shut- out of the year as he blanked the Lambeth youngsters. Both Exeter goals came midway through the third period and within 34 seconds of each other, David Underwood put the Broncos on the scoresheet as he converted a pass from Scott Pincombe and then in quick order Mike Taylor registered with help from David Bell. The only Exeter marker in the loss to St. Marys came from the stick of Mike Taylor on an unassisted effort. The Broncos will see their next action at the Exeter arena Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m. with St. Marys supplying the op- position. Competition was very close in the two Exeter and district Rec hockey league games played at the Exeter arena, Thursday night. In the opening game of the night, Les Pines edged Newby Tire 6-5 while the senior Hawks edged Usborne township by a score of 4-2. A goal by Scott Burton with only seven seconds remaining in the third period ensured the Les Pines victory over Newby Tire. George Bruneau led the scoring attack for the winners with a two goal effort while other single goals were notched by Ron Moore, Al Rimmer and Paul Mason. Two goals from the stick of Tom Watt was the best per- formance for Newby Tire. Adding single scores were Mike Cushman, Gary Parsons and Bob McDonald. In the final contest., all scoring was confined to the third period. The Hawks goals were scored in single fashion by Matt Muller, Al Knight, Terry Janke and John Musser. 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Telephone 227-4851 For expert, low-cost preparation of Financial Statements and Income Tax Returns: 51 Dec. 1 Men's Open Dec. 15 Mixed Club $6 per person Grand Bend Piymoutfi Fitinsulti Bod ge sm.rwsrAvitr. MOTORS Open 7 Days Til 10:00 p.m. skidoo. In Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior league play this week, the Lucan-Ilderton Jets gained an even split in two outings. Friday night in Preston, the Jets were flying high with a 5-1 lead early in the second period when the roof fell in. The Preston Jesters came on strong to get back on even terms at 6-6 in the third period and went on to score a goal in sudden-death overtime to gain the victory. Sunday afternoon on home ice at the Ilderton arena, the Jets scored a 5-3 decision over the Stratford Perths. This week the Jets meet the Bothwell Barons in a home and home series with games in Ilderton Friday night and in Bothwell the following night. Tuesday, the Jets travel back to HYH HG PS PKP MM HD AH AX HH PP FF AB Ladies Thursday AE J. Russell 610 GG B. Bierling 582 SP R. Eveland 502 FF M. L. Tait 480 MM S, Wright 540 PP Darlene Bourne BL T. Stagg 558 AC M. Bridges 583 JS R. Greene 537 HH N. Dowson 610 GY P. Bereton 511 Stratford for a return engagement with the Perths, At the moment, Preston and Stratford are tied for first place while the Jets follow in third spot. Goa lie stars An outstanding performance by goalie Lorne Daer, especially in the second period allowed the Jets to get their 5-3 Sunday win over Stratford. Jets manager Don Urbshott listed Daer's efforts in the second session as "fantastic" when Stratford fired 16 shots at the L-I cage and only one found the mark. Most of the game scoring took place in the first period as the Jets scored three to two by the opposition . Rick Fifield headed the Jets opening period scoring with two goals, His first came on a penalty shot. The free shot was awarded when Stratford defencemen Jim Betts fell on the puck in his own crease. Fifield made no mistake in moving right in and pulling the Perth netminder out of position. Fifields' second score came as he was able to deflect a shot from BillBourne near the blueline. The other Lucan-Ilderton goal in the first was scored by Jacques Cousineau on a three-way effort with Bill Bourne and Fifield. The teams traded single goals in the first period with Cousineau registering for the Jets and Dave Schnurr replying for Stratford. The only score in the third period was an insurance marker for the Jets from the stick of Doug Galloway. Rick Fifield received a game misconduct and will miss the next two starts for the Jets. Jamie Robb received a similar sentence Friday night and missed Sunday's game. Fail to hold lead Friday night in Preston, the Jesters win was no joke for the Jets. The L-I boys held a com- manding lead at 5-1 early in the second. All of a sudden Preston scored four consecutive goals and it was a different ball game. Jack Nairn scored twice for the Jets in the first period and single goals were added by Jamie Robb and Jacques Cousineau. Dave May scored for the Jesters. Robb scored on a breakaway at the .37 mark of the second before the Preston club went to work. Brian Haskett. John Chambers, Bruce Davey and Roy Caswell scored for Preston and Rick Fifield counted for the Jets. Frank Darcy scored the tying goal early in the third period and the score remained at 6-6 until John Chambers put the puck past Lorne Daer in the L-I net at 4.23 of sudden-death overtime, ealei.o9, By A Conklin Lumber shut out Taylor Motors by a score of 3-0 in, the first Atom game of the morning. Lee Hodgert was top marksman with two goals to his credit with the single goal by. Allan Gaiser, There were three penalties in the game. The score of the second game between Lankamps Esso and Cowans B.P, was identical to the first game as Esso white-washed the B.P. 3 to 0.Bruce Shaw scored two goals with the single scored by Danny Galloway. There were no penalties in this game. The No, 2 pee wees and bantam teams played Lucan teams here Saturday afternoon and both Exeter teams lost by the same 7-2 score. The Atom houseleague have a practice scheduled for Saturday from 5:30 to 6:30, Gaby Mol and Cohorts will handle the boys for this session. This shows the in- terest being generated in our hockey when you have coaches come and arrange time for houseleague practice. All houseleague coaches are to be commended. Plans are well on the way for the fourth annual Novice tour- nament (formerly Mite) to be held here on December 26 and 27. Teams are entered from this district, as well a new category will be formed for teams who have entered from larger centre such as Peterborough and LVIN WILLERT r., Toronto. The Jr. Hawks have a three game winning streak on the line when they meet Strathroy here Friday night. In their last four games the Hawks have three wins and a tie to their credit and are presently in third place in the group standins, Tuesday, December II the Hawks are host to Lambeth for the final Tuesday night home game of the schedule. Game time is 9 p.m. Games this week Thur. Rec. 8 - 9:30 Usborne vs Newby. 9:30 - 11 Les Pines vs Sr. Hawks. Saturday 7 - 9 Pee Wee 9 - 10 Lankamp Esso vs Taylor Motors 10 -11 Conklin Lumber vs Cowans B.P. 11 - 1 Novice 1 - 2:30 - No. 2 Pee Wee 2:30 - 4 No. 2 Bantam 4 - 5:30 No. 1 Bantam 5:30 - 6:30 Atom Houseleague Sunday 5 - 6 Atoms vs St. Marys. Scores close in rec play 7 0 0 5 2 5 2 7 7 0 47 37 28 20 46 51 70 47 41 60 48 61 22 45 37 57 23 57 49 37 8 62 39 66 54 32 43 36 31 30 62 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111119:i8111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ii iriA2 M I E 7-Fs = = =-- = E ="--•_=.2" = 111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ffiliii11111111111111111111111111111111111111 Tuesday Ladies CN J. Simpson 506 2 6 BS N. Coleman 622 5 64 A. Mollard 676 5 26 C. Holtzmann 505 2 40 G. Farquhar 676 3 57 R. Durand 605 4 53 G. Bierling 589 2 35 B. Turnbull 735 5 44 M. Holtzmann 604 0 41 L, Bell 669 7 56 M. Edwards 579 7 48 S. Curtis 555 0 36 IS SP RO DA FS NH CO RA GE RP RE RS HR BS SF JD SC FE LH CH RP DO HHS TB BO RR DO ON TC BB UN OC MP IN VA DS LG MA CH MI 0. Jaques 625 P. Glover 618 Friday Mixed J.Ellerington 627 H, Kingma 599 P. Humphreys 557 R. Heckman 554 C. Murray 771 N. Cockwill 598 Sunday Mixed J. Smith 587 D. Heywood 572 M. Bower 676 R. A. Luther 593 G. Sereda 610 S. Wightman 632 A. Hunking 751 J,Ducharme 513 Luca ri Ladies M. Jefferies 544 B. Storey 563 J. Dauncey 491 M. Young 539 H. Patterson 512 S. Noyes 485 V. Neil 524 J. Ovens 528 N. Hickson 479 P. MacDonald 570 Jerry Nurse 724 Stephen Carter 561 Fred Cowdrey 664 Harold Mayo 615 Douglas Lee 558 Pat Clark 570 Charlie Glenn 763 Dan Gawlchmai 654 Wayne Smith 739 Bruce Parnell 557 Lucan Colleens Angela Clarke Eileen Hodgins Isobel Shipway Bernice Porter Nancy Densmore Thelma Hodgins 4 41 3 38 5 37 5 33 2 30 2 18 5 15 7. 15 7 12 0 6 3 18 0 2 3 10 0 2 2 10 1 8 3 19 0 9 0 19 3 18 2 17 3 17 1 16 0 12 3 42 4 38 7 49 0 26 5 39 2 38 5 58 2 42 5 52 2 29 5 63 2 51 5 30 2 22 7 57 0 25 M. Ecker 5 - J. Taylor 3 S. Mousseau 9 - S. MacDonald 1 P. Simmons 13 - E. Busche 2 3 15 D. Shapton 10 - N. Parsons 4 0 12 G. Gregus 8 - B. Wilson 1 D. Coates 11 - D. Prout 2 D. Hackney 8 - M. Broadfoot 3 H. Burton 7 - D. Pfaff 4 A. McDonald 9 - N. 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