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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-13, Page 7Times-Advocate, D'eetrato 13, 1973, Page I O. An Ideal Gift For Christmas A A SH VICTORY — In the above picture Barry Miller of South Huron is on the way to a victory in one of the early matches in Friday's Red and Black wrestling tournament at the local high school. South Huron finish- ed third in the overall team standings. Shop at .home. O•cii:Vw0.v**44.1f0V1P00.1:104*•';*.00.W04*It- 'PrI01-%.00:011,144$10*-Voitr0000-10.• The '74 Mini By ALVIN WILLERT Energy Crisis? No worry with a Mini. You laugh everytime you pass a gas station. REC NEWS Irfe— (fake -1w(1 I'm losing of our new my grip! and rel snow fax. ires The tire experts with the low prices. THOMPSON- WARNER MOTORS Open 7 Days Til 10:00 p.m. Grand Bend Phone 238-2036 Plymouth Ondqe [snitsistinvIcci skidoo IIENENAL TINE Wrestlers place third The South Huron District High School wrestling team finished third in Friday's annual Red and Black tournament at the local school, Sarnia Northern emerged as the best of the 12 teams entered with a point total of 125. Petrolia defending WOSSA champions were second with 102 points and South Huron followed with 92 points, Two South Huron grapplers, Murton Brock in the 90 pound division and Art Westelaken at 136 pounds emerged as tourney champions. Placing third with four wins in,;\ five starts were Paul Reaburn, ft Mike Miller and Marc Gelinas. Finishing fourth were Gary Koehler, Barry Miller and Gary Lavier. In a Huron-Perth Conference meet, Thursday, South Huron defeated Stratford Central 51-17. The win streaks of Art Westelaken, Barry Miller, Mike Miller, Gary Lavier and Stefan Orenchuk were stretched to five. 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Both games went into overtime before the Barons were able to score in sudden-death extra play, The only action this week has the Jets meeting the University of Guelph in an exhibition game at the Ilderton arena Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. A member of last year's Jets club, Dave Revington of Lucan is now attending the University of Guelph and performing with the school team, Stay Ahead In direct contrast to their other two games of the week, the Jets jumped in front early Tuesday night and were never headed. Rick Fifield scored once in each period to pace the L-I club to victory. John St. Cyr opened the game scoring for Stratford at 5:50 of the first period and that was the only time his club was able to be in front, Before the first 20 minutes were completed, Steve English and Rick Fifield counted and the Jets were ahead to stay, In the second period the Jets outscored the Perths 4-2 and they continued the pace to get two goals to one by the opposition in the final frame. Barry Baynham, Jamie Robb and Jacques Cousineau in ad- dition to Fifield scored the second period In the closing period, Steve Proctor and Fifield were the goal getters, Overtime Trouble Overtime proved disastrous to the Jets in their back-to-back contests with Bothwell. Saturday night in Bothwell, a former member of the Mitchell Hawks junior club, Jim Avery, sunk the Jets ship with a goal at 2.07 of the sudden-death overtime period, The Jets were able to overcome a three goal deficit in the third Two wins for minors In a Shamrock minor league tripleheader Wednesday night, Exeter teams scored a pair of victories over clubs from St. Marys at the Exeter arena. The Exeter peewees opened the night with a 2-1 decision, the local bantams followed by edging St. Marys 3-2 and the midget contest ended in a 6-2 victory for the visitors. David Bogart and Danny Bell were the marksmen for the Exeter Legion Auxiliary pee wees. Bell notched the winning goal near the four minute mark of the second period. Perry Pooley's second goal of the night at 9.43 of the third period assured an Exeter victory in the bantam game. The other successful Exeter shot was fired by Dennis Preszcator. Both Exeter midget goals in the loss to St. Marys came from the stick of John Van Gerwen, period to force the game into overtime. They were actually trailing 5-1 late in the second session. In, the first period, Ivan Warrender and Brian Hind, scored for the Barons, both on power plays while Tom Hodgins was the L-I sniper with help from Jamie Robb and Walt Parkinson, The second period saw the Bothwell boys jump into a commanding lead as Gary Brown, Kent Byrnes and Avery put the puck past Lorne Daer in the Jets cage, Doug Galloway was able to cut the lead a bit before the middle frame ended as he converted passes from Bill Bourne and Pete Loveless. The first Jets goal of the third period came as the result of a family combination. Terry Bourne put the puck into the net with the assist going to brother Bill. Jamie Robb scored twice in the last seven minutes of regulation time to knot the count. The first goal came on passes from Jacques Cousineau and Don Urbshott and the second was on a quick shot as Urbshott won the face-off in Bothwell territory and got the puck back to Robb and it was in the net in short order. Other statistics in the game were also close. The shots on goal were even at 44 and the Barons took eight of the 15 penalties called, Little Differential The Friday night game in Ilderton was close at all times as far as the score was concerned but the Jets held the upper hand in shots on goal at 40-22. Neither team was able to grab more than a one goal lead at anytime. Kent Byrnes opened the scoring for Bothwell at 4.20 and some seven minutes later playing coach Jack Nairn squared matters for the Jets. Nairn's goal was the result of a play from one end of the rink to the other but in a sort of a dif- ferent way. The first assist went to goalie Lorne Daer who passed the puck ahead to Doug Galloway and it eventually ended up on Nairn's stick. Art Strohm, another former Mitchell Hawk next scored for Bothwell. Before the halfway mark of the second period was reached, the Jets scored on two occasions and the Barons tallied once to keep the margin at a single goal. Pete Loveless and Doug Galloway were the L-I sha?p- shooters and Gary Schnecken- berger scored for Bothwell, efit 4 curl Learn 8 -- Alexander 4 Shapton 7 — Coates 4 Powe 7 — Hewitt 5 Parsons 11 — Miller 6 Prout 10 — Reg Hodgert 6 W. Dougall 7 — Busche 4 Palmer 8 — Down 5 McDonald 13 — Robichaud 4 Gaiser 8 — Raymond 6 H. Dougall 5 — Pinder 5 Urquhart 9 — Funk 6 Lavier 9 — Strang 3 Broadfoot 11 — Marshall 5 At 12.08 of the middle stanza Terry Bourne put his club one up with assists going to brother Bill and TOM Hodgins, The Jets were able to hang on until the 8.20 mark of the closing period when Kent Byrnes notched his second score of the game. Tom McCourt registered for Bothwell at 3.20 of sudden-death and the night was over. Simmons rink leads ladies In the first draw of the Exeter ladies curling club, a rink skipped by Pauline Simmons leads the Tuesday participants with 49 points, Second with 42 points is Shirley MacDonald's foursome. Gerry Gregus and her rink have a commanding lead in the Wednesday group with 60/2 points. Audrey McDonald and her rink lead the Thursday com- petitors with a point total of 591/2 . Second with 48 points is a rink headed by Norma Coleman, This week's scores were as follows: E. Busche 15 - S. Mousseau 3 M. Ecker 9 - N. Parsons 5 D. Shapton 8 - J. Taylor 5 S, MacDonald 10 - P. Simmons 4 D. Pfaff 9 - E. Boyle 4 B. Wilson 8 - M. Broadfoot 4 H. Burton 9 - D. Coates 1 S. Ross 8 - D. Prout 5 G. Gregus 10 - D. Hackney 7 A. McDonald 11 - H. Jermyn 4 N. Coleman 6 - J. Lovell 4 Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER If you hear a squeal from un- der the hood when you turn your car sharply, don't look for a ghost; have the power steering drive belt tightened. Eighty percent of all cars stolen are left unlocked, and 40 percent are left with keys in the ignition. To stretch the life of your tires, drive slowly on bumpy roads, over pot-holes, and around curves. A compact new rotary engine is likely to become a large fac- tor in automobile manufac- turing within a decade. One auto maker is experimen- ting with an electronic control system that will relieve the driver of such chores as turning on the lights and applying the brakes. If your present lights or brakes aren't working properly, it's time to look over our wide selection of safety•tested cars at Larry Sniders. tarry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soonl And our warmest wishes for a delight- ful holiday. Lankamp's Esso defeated Don Taylor Motors by a score of 6 to 1. This is the most goals scored in an Atom game this season. Esso goals were scored by no less than six different players with one goal each, Dale Jones, Mike Brunslow, Danny Galloway, Wayne Smith, Rob Belcke and Brad Scott, Danny Becker was the only player on the Taylor Motors team able to beat the Esso goalie. The second game was a 2 to 0 shut out for Conklin Lumber over Cowan's B,P. Lee Hodgert and Robert Watson each scored a goal for Conklin. Try to attend one or both days of our Novice hockey tour- nament, Wednesday and Thur- sday, December 26 and 27. The general admission ticket is good for the whole day, so come and go as you please or come and stay for the whole day. These 7 and 8 year olds play a good brand of hockey and I am certain it will be worth your time and effort to take in some of the games. The Hawks have lost only one game in their last six. This Friday night Tavistock will be the opposition for the Hawks. This should he a good game, Tavistock has always proved to he a tough team for them to beat. Next Wednesday, December 19 and Friday, December 21 at 10 - 11 a.m., there will be free skating for tots and parents and other persons interested in a session of skating. This time is perhaps more convenient for children going to kindergarten in the afternoon or those that have a sleep after lunch, So whatever the case may be, dust off your old skates and come young and old alike and see if we can make this skating session worth while. Games this week Thursday Rec. 8 - 9:30 Newby vs Sr. Hawks 9:30 - 11 Usborne vs Le Pines Saturday 7 - 9 Pee Wee 9 - 10 Taylor Motors vs Cowans B.F. 10 - 11 Lankamps Esso vs Conklin Lumber 11 - 1 Novice 1 - 2:30 Pee Wee 2:30 - 5:30 Bantam 5:30 - 6:30 Atoms vs Lambeth 11, go After losing two in overtime Jets bounce back to beat Perths