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EXETER MINOR HOCKEY SCHEDULE EXETER ARENA SAT., NOV. 16 12:00 - Atoms vs Huron Park II SENIOR FOOTBALLERS 1N ACTION — The two South Huron District High School football teams lost their bids Saturday for Huron-Perth championships as they dropped seven point decisions to Goderich. Above, coaches Glenn Mickle and Ron Bogart and members of the senior team watch intently from the bench during the exciting game. T-A photo Lose to Mitchell Hawks get tie with Irish The senior Panthers came within seven yards of pulling out a victory in the dying minutes of Saturday's game. The locals moved the ball down to the Goderich seven yard line with less than a minute to go with the score tied at 8-8. An at- tempted field goal was blocked and on the next play a punt trying for a single point was also blocked by the surging Goderich front wall. In overtime, speedy Tim O'Brien scored his second, touch- down of the game for Goderich, The Panthers again came close to scoring but their attack bogged down. The South Huron boys jumped in front 8-0 in the first quarter and appeared to be on the way to victory. Early in the game Rob Dickey scored a single point when his try for a field goal went wide. Late in the first quarter, Dave Lovell getting excellent blocking from Bill Baker and Steve Pfaff rambled 80 yards through the entire Goderich team for a major score. Rob Dickey's convert boot split the uprights and the Panthers were ahead 8-0. An earlier Panther scoring attack set up when Bill Wilson brought the kickoff back 72 yards died out deep in Goderich territory. Goderich evened the score with a second period converted touch- down and a single point in the fourth quarter as field goal boot went wide. Late in regulation time, the 12:00 - Exeter Pee Wee 2 Houseleague vs Huron Park at Huron Park 1:00 - Exeter Pee Wee I Houseleague vs Huron Park at Exeter SUN., NOV. 17 4:30 - Atom B vs Lucan 5:30 - Pee Wee B vs Lucan 6:30 - Bantam B vs Lucan 7:30 - Juveniles vs Lambeth WED., NOV. 20 8:00 - Juveniles vs St. Marys Sorry - Dance Tickets, Sold Out For Fridays Dance In Kirk ton WUERTH SHOES ARE MINOR HOCKEY SUPPORTERS Saturday's Huron-Perth conference football cham- pionship results were not favourable as far as South Huron District High School par- ticipation was concerned but a large crowd of local fans were treated to two excellent games. In a doubleheader played at National stadium in Stratford, the Goderich Vikings won both games over the South Huron Panthers by a seven point spread in each instance. The junior game was won by Goderich 7-0 on a fourth quarter converted touchdown and the senior contest was taken by the Vikings 15-8 after two overtime periods. The loss for the South Huron juniors was the first of the entire season. The only Goderich score came on a 37 yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter to break up a really closely fought game. For a large part of the game, play was confined to between the two 25 yard lines, The Panthers had their best scoring chances in the second quarter when they moved the ball deep into Goderich territory on, two oc- casions. The first threat bogged down on the opposing five yard line when a gamble for a touchdown off a fake field goal failed and the second try on third down from the 25 yard line also missed. Coach Doug Ellison said the loss was very disappointing to the players and himself. He con- tinued, "The boys worked hard and both teams were very even. I think the breaks determined the winner as can be expected when two clubs are so evenly mat- ched," "I felt we controlled Goderich well until their fourth quarter score. The defence held except for the touchdown and offensively we moved the ball on the ground much better than the previous game against Goderich. .Paul Pooley was named the best offensive player on the Panther junior club for the week and the defensive award went to Ken Govers. The overall season record for the club was eight straight vic- tories before the loss in the final round. In Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" play this week the Exeter Hawks battled to a 7-7 draw with the Lucan Irish in Exeter Friday night and dropped a 3-2 decision to the Mitchell Hawks in Mitchell Tuesday. All scoring in Tuesday's game was Confined to the last half of the game, Mitchell took a 2-1 lead at the end of the second period and each team scored once in the final frame. Donnie McKellar scored on a three-way effort with Steve Juveniles in rough game was able to score three times to maintain the deadlock, The Hawks fired two goals in the first three minutes and appeared to be on the way to victory. Randy Gilfillan and Steve Jennison were the marksmen and they helped each other with assists. Then the Irish retaliated with three goals and a temporary 7-6 lead. Craig Corman registered on passes from Gary Isaac and Ron Funston, Brad Taylor scored unassisted and Corman was back with the assist going to Mike McIntyre. Only 38 seconds after Corman's final goal, Rick Ingram con- verted a pass from Gerald Weido to complete the game scoring and give each team a single point in the league standings. The game was relatively free on penalties with the Hawks taking nine of 15 called by' referees. Pee wees lose The Exeter pee wee "B" club suffered two setbacks this week in Shamrock minor league play this week. Friday night in St. Thomas the locils suffered a 4-1 defeat and Sunday night at the Exeter arena they were blanked 4-0 by Dor- chester. In the loss to St. Thomas the only Exeter goal came with only four seconds of play remaining when John Stephens converted a pass from Kevin Parsons„ Dart lead decreases I Lucan-Ilderton Jets SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 2:00 p.m. ILDERTON ARENA Langford Lumber and Rydall Brick and Tile are Jet Supporters, Rough play and a steady parade to the penalty box in the first two periods featured Sunday night's Shamrock juvenile hockey game at the Exeter arena. Referees Pat O'Brien and George Sweeney handed out a total of 112 minutes in the game which was won by the Exeter club by a very decisive 14-3 score over St. Thomas. The Exeter club took a 5-1 lead at the end of the first period, increased the margin to .10-2 after two periods of play and outscored the visitors 4-1 in the final session. Leading the Exeter scoring attack with a four goal effort was Randy Regier. He also gained two assists. The actual point leader was Rick Moody with two goals and five assists. Scoring a hat trick for the winners was Cam Haist, Also notching two goals was Tom Richardson. Completing the Exeter scoring total' with single scores were Steve Pfaff, Gary Jennison and Fred Campbell. The lead of the Itchy Niters in . the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was cut to two points in regular play Friday night. The Niters have a total of 30 points while the runner-up Doublers have 28 points. The Dark Angels ,and DR's are deadlocked for third with 25 points apiece and the F. Troop are fifth with 24 points. This week's scores were: Last Chance 4 - Canners 1 Doublers 4 - Scotties 1 Outlaws 4 - Winkers 1 DR's 4 - Night Hawks 1 Dark Angels 3 - BJ's 2 Supremes 3 - F. Troop 2 BA's 3 - Inlaws 2 Itchy Niters 3 - Shiphunters 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. BJ's vs Shiphunters Night Hawks vs Winkers Last Chance vs Inlaws DR's vs Outlaws 9.30 p.m. Supremes vs Itchy Niters F Troop vs Scottieg Doublers vs Dark Angels Canners vs BA's Waxers dumped by Parkhill The Exeter Waxers were dumped 7-1 by Parkhill in an exhibition novice contest at the Exeter arena, Saturday. Darren Vandergunst scored the lone Exeter goal when he picked up a loose puck'after Brett Batten blocked a shot at the Exeter blueline. Vandergunst raced the length of the ice to put the puck behind the Parkhill goalie, A week earlier in Parkhill, the Waxers were clipped 5-0. Jennison and Randy Gilfillan for the first Hawks counter and the other came from the stick of John Beer on a pass from Harry Smits, Rick O'Donnell scored twice for Mitchell and Doug Dietz was the other goal getter. The only action for the Hawks this week is a Sunday trip to Belmont to meet the Belmont Green Giants. The outcome of the Friday contest was in doubt from start to finish as first one club and then the other held a short-lived lead. The Irish were first to hit the scoreboard with two goals in the first eight minutes and then the Hawks caught fire and were able to take a 3-2 lead by the end of the first period. Mike Wraith started the Lucan club off on the right foot as he completed a play with Ron Funston and Gary Isaac assisting at 6:03, Only two minutes later Brian McNeil hit the mark on a pass from Jeff Park. At 9:50 of the opening session, the Hawks hit the scoreboard as. Brian Taylor notched his first of three goals on a three-way effort with Wayne Regier and Harry Smits. The score became tied at 12:57 as Murray Parsons flipped in a pass from Matt Muller and Bria1i Taylor put the Hawks in front with five minutes left in the period with assists going to Harry Smits and Rick Mommersteeg. In the middle frame, Mike McIntyre put the Irish back on even terms at 1:21 with passing help from Gary Herr and Brian McNeil. Ron Funston converted a pass from Ed Robb at 16:38 to put the Lucan club ahead 4-3 but Brian Taylor was quick to even the score again with his third goal of the night at 18:15. In the third period each team .It was a great pleasure to be able to cavort around Stratford's National Stadium Saturday afternoon in real summer like weather during the Huron-Perth Conference football finals. Being able to be out on November 9 in shirt sleeves was a real contrast to exactly a year ago when the same foot- ball championship was played at the South Huron District High School field. November 10,1973 was a cold, blustery day and a work crew laboured most of the morning in removing a good foot of snow from the field to allow the ,game to be played. Both Panther teams turned in excellent performances in Saturday's games against Goderich but lost on a couple of tough breaks. Doug Ellison's juniors unbeaten throughout the regular season and playoffs were beaten 7-0 by the Vikings while Ron Bogart's seniors just failed to pull out a win in the dy- ing minutes and had to settle for an 8-8 tie. Goderich went on to score a converted touchdown in overtime and won the championship 15-8. Better luck, next year, fellows. An explanation At the request of coach Ron Bogart we would like to pass on his comments of what happened Saturday when the senior Panthers appeared to be close to wrapping up the championship in the final minute of regulation time. "If anyone is to blame for our loss on Saturday I guess it has to be me for making the wrong decision at the end of the game, In looking back, I guess we should have attempted a punt on first down to get the winning point because John Gould could have boomed the ball out of the park." "Even on second down he should have punted instead of the field goal attempt and hoped our defence as they were playing well could have held Goderich for the last minute," "I take full responsibility for the loss. I'm sorry for my team and the fans that I made the wrong decision. I thought it was right at the time. It cost us the championship." "I cannot give enough praise to the 1974 senior Panthers, They played their hearts out. I could ask for no more over the season and particularly on Saturday. It was just fantastic." "Without a doubt 1974 has been the most gratifying season for me at South Huron. It was disappointing at the start of the season when 20 veterans from last year were ex- pected back and only 12 did report. We were counting on them but the 36 boys that did come out were just great. They showed great dedication and desire - a must to be successful." Well said, Ron. Excellent cross country running The performances this year by the cross country runners at South Huron District High school have been TP'grrerd bus . The Huron-Perth Conference championship was won for the first time by the local school and the senior girls team went on to win at the Western Ontario Secondary School level in London. Going further, South Huron competitors also put up a good show at the all-Ontario finals at Toronto finishing in seventh place. A lot of credit goes to coaches Joe Fulop and Larry Powell and all the youngsters for a great deal of dedication throughout the season. Jets had good vocal support Wherever the Lucan-Ilderton Jets go to play hockey they have a good following of supporters and they have to be the loudest in the country. We were fortunate to make a trip to Napanee with the Jets a couple of years ago and the wives and girl friends of the players comprised a pretty noisy contingent. This was very evident this past weekend when the Jets made their annual jaunt to Erie, Pennsylvania to meet the Erie Lions. We were able to catch a few minutes of the game on television from Erie and the cheers of "Go Jets, Go" were very clear over the air. It was no trouble in spotting the key cheer leader, Elvie Urbshott. While husband Don does a terrific job as managerof the Jets, his wife Elvie puts forth an equally fine effort in the noise department. She could possibly be a little louder than her husband. Keep them on their toes,Elvie. These watts are expensive One of the newest completely covered sports stadiums is the Superdome at New Orleans and it is likely the most expensive. There is a ceiling on the stadium but certainly not a ceiling on expenses. The latest estimate of operating costs per day and this is every day of the year is $37,500. This figure includes bonded debt service, personnel and the new high price of energy, The last item is up about $2,- 000 a day to $4,800 or an astounding $1,752,000 a year. One could say this news is rather shocking! Newest Exeter club off to a good start Broncos score impressive win. The Exeter Broncos scored an impressive 3-0 victory over Strathroy Sunday in Shamrock atom "A" competition. Goal tender Peter Dearing turned in an excellent per- formance in gaining his first shutout of the season. The Exeter goal getters each scored their second goals of the season. John Kernick was first on the scoreboard on a pass from David Shaw and Scott Pincotnbe. The middle marker came from the stick of Mark Vandergunst as he relayed a pass from Mike Clark and Scott Pincombe registered with assists going to John Kernick and David Underwood, Pfaff, Bill Van Bergen and Al Rimmer with two goals apiece. Getting one each were MikeCush- man, Jack Glover and Murray Glanville. Jim Pfaff was the top Mohawk scorer against Centralia College with , two goals. Notching one apiece were Jack Glover, Al Rimmer and Mike Cushman. The Mohawks will be playing their home games at the Exeter arena each Monday night at 9 p.m. Jim Pfaff is the manager of the Mohawks and Larry Willert is the playing coach. Rob Grant is the goalie and the defensive corps comprises Bob Parsons, Larry Willert, Randy Decker and Gary Kyle. Playing up front are Jack Glover, Mike Cushman, Brad Datars, Bill Van Bergen, Al Rimmer, Dennis Bierling, Murray Glanville and Jim Pfaff. Any other players wishing to play with the Mohawks are asked to contact Pfaff or Willert. Exeter's newest hockey entry, the Mohawks competing in the South Huron hockey league have come up with two victories in their first three starts. In their league opener, the Mohawks dropped a 7-5 decision to Centralia College. They travelled to Zurich Sunday to score a 9-6 win over the Flyers and continued their winning ways with a 8-6 decision over the Shipka Colonials at the Exeter arena Monday night. In the win over Shipka Bill Van Bergen led the Mohawks attack with a three goal effort. Al Rimmer with two successful shots was next in line and single scores were notched by Brad Datars, Mike Cushman and Jim Pfaff. Steve kadlecik and Larry Laye were double scorers for Shipka while Pete Gill and Stan Lovie added singles, In Zurich, Sunday, the Exeter scoring parade was led by Jim PONY COB TROPHY — The top two year-old poor in the Huron trotting Pony club this year was Fairview Adios Danny, Above, owner- driver Harry Beaver, left, accepts the trophy from club executive member Ivan Webber, The trophy was donated by Merner's Meat Market of Dashwood, T-A photo 4 ,o magi, . b, 2 .Y ir , 4 .44 ; e „