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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-14, Page 7BEFORE DINNER CHATTER - In the (above picture taken before the recent Exeter Sportsmen's Dinner, master of ceremonies Tory Gregg, Exeter mayor Jack Delbridge and Strathroy race horse owner Mac Cuddy get together, T-A photo Retain third place Jets get narrow victory Thanks to a second period scoring splurge the Lucan- Ilderton Jets were able to squeeze past the Michigan Americans Monday night 6-5 in their only start of the week in Ontario Hockey Association Continental senior play. The win accomplished at Utica, Michigan allowed the Jets to keep their grasp on third place in the league standings. The Jets see action on two occasions this weekend, both on home ice at the Ilderton arena. The New Hamburg Screaming Eagles will supply the opposition Friday night at 8.30 while the Preston Jesters will be in for a Sunday afternoon contest slated for 2 p.m. Despite being shorthanded to start the game in Michigan Monday night, the Jets scored the only two goals of the first period. They were registered by Dick Doughty on a three-way passing effort with Walt Parkinson and Jamie Robb and Jeff Craig on a low slap shot. Lack of manpower proved disastrous to the Jets in the first half of the second period as the Americans scored three times, Five additional Jet performers arrived halfway through the period to strengthen the forces. In quick succession Dick Doughty and Jamie Robb shot the Jets hack into a lead which they never relinquished again. Before the middle frame was over, Jeff Craig and Tom Hodgins hit the mark for the Lucan-Ilderton club to provide the necessary margin for victory, Minor teams deo ocked d• in first OMHA playoffs Canasta Tango; Elizabeth Vriese, Donna prow, .Leslie Campbell, .Sheila Elsenschink, Margaret Pym, Audrey Adkins and Elaine PM. Swing Dance, Patti Lou Own,. Carrie Blackburn, Kathy Livingstone, Leslie Campbell, Susan Chapman, Kelly oulser. and Danette McLeod. Junior Bronze Dances, Willow Waltz; Laurie Ross, Tenfox, Laurie Ross and .Jody Brittaiti An undertaker married a snake charmer and had their towels marked 'Hiss and Hearse,' 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe 2-door. 1969 BUICK RIVIERA 2- door hardtop, radio, chrome wheels, Michelin tires, and everything on it but the kitchen sink. Licence CNV866. 1968 PONTIAC FIREBIRD, automatic, radio, seven tires. Licence DFY434, 1964 AUSTIN 1 1 0 O. Licence DDP905 -1963 MGB sports, radio. Licence CND862. South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment USED CARS Exeter's three minor hockey teams competing in the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs find themselves deadlocked in best-of- three series against teams from Strathroy, The Exeter Legion Auxiliary pee wees after dropping the first game came back with a resounding 8-4 win in Exeter, Wednesday night to extend the series. The Third and final game was played in Exeter last night, Wednesday, The Exeter bantams won the first game on home ice 7-2 but were edged 3-2 in Strathroy Tuesday night. The deciding game in this series will be played at the Exeter arena Friday night at 8.30, The pattern in the midget series is similar. Exeter won the first game 5-3 and Strathroy captured the second 4-3, The V Per-44044 Selected ALL UNITS EQUIPPED WITH 1974 PLATES 200 1973 CHEV 4-door, V-8, automatic, power steer- $ ing, power brakes, radio. 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Finishing off the counting in single fashion were Ron Bilcke, Brian Horrell, Dennis Preszcator and Steve Baynham, Monday was test day at the Exeter arena for members of the .ceter Figure Skating club. The names of those successful in the. various categories follows. First figures - Laurie Ross. Preliminary - Elizabeth •Vriese, Patti Lou Down, Sheila McLeod and .Danette McLeod. Preliminary Dances, Dutch Waltz, Leigh Anne Darling, Lee Blommaert, Bonnie Westlake, Teresa MacDonald, Brenda Bell, Audrey Adkins, Elizabeth Vriese, Karen. Pfaff, Leslie Campbell, Vicki Pfaff and Mary Ann Geoffrey. Medway wins tournament The Medway Cowboys of Arva defeated London's Beal Raiders , in a championship playoff last Saturday evening to win the first Goderich Viking Senior Basketball Tournament, A Cowboys' first quarter surge accounted for the win 55-45. Steve Revington scored 15 points and Jeff Culbert 11 for the victors, while Doug Plant scored 14 points for Beal. Medway advanced to the tournament final defeating a strong opposing Sarnia St. Pats . team in the semi-final and triumphed over the Sarnia Collegiate Institute in a qualifying game, A significant three games at the Salt City contributed to an even longer winning string, as it was the Cowboys' 16th straight victory. The Cowboys hope to stretch their winning string again this week playing the Glencoe Gaels on Wednesday afternoon, and the Strathroy Saints Friday night at 8 p.m. Both games will be played on the Cowboys' home court. Lucan supporters will be greatly ap- preciated at the evening game, Waxers get draw The Exeter Waxers scored a 2-2 draw in Seaforth Saturday night in an exhibition novice contest. Exeter jumped into a 1-0 lead on a tally by captain John Ker- nick. After the home crew knotted the count, Jonathan Melhuish scored for Exeter, but again Seaforth came back to ring up a counter to keep the score even. 7/.1 ota, ceez deciding game was played in Strathroy last night, Wednesday. Danny Bell scored three times to lead the Exeter pee wee vic- tory over Strathroy, Checking in with single goals were Wayne Parsons, Steve Skinner, David Atthill, Brian Mercer and David Bogart, Randy Regier, John Van Gerwen and Paul Shapton were the Exeter marksmen in the Monday midget loss. Goals by Ken Pinder and Paul Shapton in the last seven minutes of play gave the Exeter midgets their opening 5-3 victory. Brian Penhale scored twice to lead the Exeter attack. The other marker came from the stick of Randy Regier, in Strathroy'Tuesday night, the Exeter bantams were unable to overcome in early 2-0 Strathroy lead, The Exeter scoring was taken care of by Randy Fisher and Perry Pooley. SH wrestlers in H-P final The South Huron District High School wrestling team will be attempting to win its fifth con- secutive Huron-Perth Conference championship Friday. The H-P finals will be held in St, Marys and South Huron coach Doug Ellison expects tough competition from Goderich and the two Stratford schools. The SHDHS wrestlers have been facing top notch competition in recent weeks in preparing for the Conference championships. In Huron-Perth competition they have had little trouble blanking Listowel 66-0 and downing St. Marys 66-6. Monday they met two London schools in a tri-meet and came up with impressive victories of 43-13 over Catholic Central and 46-10 over Clarke Road. In an .invitational meet at Kitchener-Waterloo Saturday, the South Huron grapplers finished sixth. A total of 19 teams were competing. The locals were defending champions. A day earlier, they defeated Forest 63-18 and dropped a close 34-25 decision to Port Huron Central. 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