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Senior schedule for Jets Ogto4erl 1, 197.1 Pt sci t> I
The balance of the schedule for
the Jets is as follows:
OCTOBER
22 Durham at L-1
27 - L-I at Port Stanley
29 - L-I at Preston
Locals win in
cross country
The annual South Huron
District High School invitational
cross country meet Friday drew
a large number of entries from
schools throughbut Western .On-
tario.
South Huron competitors were
prominent with three individual
championships and one second
place finish,
Dorothy Van Esbroeck was
first across the finish line in the
midget girls division; Lucy Van
Esbroeck was the junior girls
champion and Paul Wareing
proved to be best in the junior
boys section.
Runnerup in the senior boys
race was West Abbott of South
Huron. Paul Van Esbroeck was
fourth and Frandis Hartman
fifth in the same event.
In midget girls, Diana
Verlinde was fifth; Janet Bileke
was fifth in the junior girls event
and John Stephens was sixth
among the midget boys com-
petitors.
Challenge
from shooter
As the result of his taking most
of the awards each week at the
Exeter claybird gun club, Bill
McNutt has issued a challenge to
anyone to better his score on any
given day.
Guns will be available for
anyone wishing to take up the
challenge., Bill was the winner
again on Saturday when he
knocked off 24 targets.
In class "B" the winner was
Larry •Mason with a 22. Randy
Stanlake was next with 20,
Tim Oliver with a score of 18
was best in the "C" division
while Doug Bender and' Brian
Wedlake were deadlocked for se-
cond with 15. Sue Mason was the
winner in the ladies event.
Cousineau lor the other.
Replying for the Huskies were
Bob Becker and Chuck Niesen:
Shots on goal were close with
Gord Becker of the Huskies
blocking 37 shots and Lorne Daer
of the Jets stopped 38.
31- Woodstock at IA
NOVEMBER
5 - L-1 at London
7 -1,-I at London
12 -Port Stanley at L-I
17 L-I at Port Stanley
21 Durham at L-I
26 - at Woodstock
DECEMBER
3 .L.I at Durham
5 -Preston at L-I
8 L-I at London
10 - London at IA
12 - Port Stanley at L-I
15.14 at Port Stanley FEBRUARY
17 - Stratford at L-I 4 - L-I at Durban)
22 - Preston at IA 6 - Port Stanley at IA
29 - London at L-I it - Woodstock at 14
13 at Woodstock
16 L-I a t Durham
18 - Stratford at L.1
20 Preston at IA
22 - at Stratford
25 Woodstock at L-1
27 London at L.T.
MARCH
4 - L-I at 'Preston
JANUARY
2 - L-.1 at Woodstock
7 .L.I at Preston
9 - at London
14 . Stratford at L-I
21 - L-I at Woodstock
23 IA at Stratford
26 - 14 at Port Stanley
28 - Preston at L-I
30 • Durham at L-1
SHOT ON GOAL --- Paul Pooley fires a shot at the Tavistock net during Friday's Junior 'D' game at Huron
T-A Photo
Lose only to London
Park. The Hawks won 9 - 2,
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Piston-ring leakage doesn't
necessarily point to new rings.
Problem can also be caused by
sticking; gum solvents may cor-
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The Lucan-Ilderton Jets are The only goal of the first period
away to a good start in the came from the stick of Randy
Ontario Hockey Association Roth of the Jets. Assists went to
Continental Senior league as the Gord Peters and Brian Murphy.
result of two victories in their In the second period each team
first three starts this week, scored one goal. Doug Galloway
• Friday night on their home ice was the L-I marksman on passes
in Ilderton, the Jets ran into a from RickFifield and Bill White
rash of penalties in the second while Graham Snyder replied for
period and dropped a 6-2 decision Stratford,
to the London Kings, In the third period, former St.
Away from home games Marys Lincoln star Terry
proved to be more successful, Warboys tied the score and set
Sunday in -Walkerton, the Jets the stage for the winning shot by
dumped the Durham Huskies 7-4 Chipchase.
and Tuesday in Stratford they A rash of penalties in the se-,
edged the Perths 3-2. cond period proved to be very
The Durham Huskies will be disastrous to the Jets Friday
in Ilderton Friday night at 8,15 night as they dropped the 6-2
for a return engagement and the decision to the London Kings.
Jets travel to Port Stanley, The Kings scored six times in
Wednesday night of next week. the middle frame. All goals
Hensall native Jack Chipchase came with the Jets playing
fired the winning goal in the L-I shorthanded as. Brian Murphy
club's 3-2 win over Stratford. The 'and Scott Graham received
former coach of the Roanoke game misconducts, Bill White
Valley Rebels took a pass from picked up a Major.
EXETER 235-1640 Jacques Cousineau and fired a Murphy's penalties started out
LONDON 227.4191 shot from 25 feet out which' hit with two minutes for charging
both goal posts before bouncing after a London player hit Jets
Huron County's Largest into the net. goalie Lorne Daer and the two
ford Dealer started to scrap.
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RUIRIaMftliallIMURRHII Murphy was hit in addition
with a five minute sentence for
E fighting along with the game
misconduct for being the
= aggressor in a fight which also
concludes another two minute
penalty.
- Two of the second period Lon-
= don goals werefired by Barry Pet-
• tit. Storing in single fashion
= were Chris Bannerman, Randy
E English, Al Johnston and John
Lutes.
The Jets hit the scoreboard for
the first time at 12.55 of the third
period when Jacques Cousineau'
set Jamie Robb free on a
• breakaway and he made no ads-
--; take in blinking the red light.
E Cousidau notched the second
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goal for his club with about three
minutes remaining in the game
as he punched in a loose puck.
The assist ,went to Barry
Baynham.
In total the Jets. were assessed
18 minors, two majors, two mis-
conducts and two game miscon-
ducts. The Kings picked up 13
minors and two five minute
fighting assessments.
In Walkerton Sunday after-
noon, the Jets reversed their
scoring procedure of Friday
night by taking a 5-0 lead just
past the midway point of the se-
cond period,
Speedy Jamie Robb strated the
Jets goal scoring at 7.46 as he
combined with Jacques
Cousineau and Jack Chipchase.
Doug Galloway made it 2-0 at
11,53 on a three-way combination
with Brian Murphy and Gord
Peters and Peters connected
three minutes later on a pass
from Randy Roth.
Jim Pinnegar was in the right
spot 'at 6.38 of the middle period
as he deflected a shot from Ed
Parkinson. Ken McCutcheon also
assisted.
The fifth L-I score came at
11.29 when Ed Parkinson was
able to break away from Durham
power play attempt and go in
atome to score.
Before the second 20 minute
session was completed the
Huskies came back to score
twice. The successful shots were
fired by Dean Symons and Andy
Grant.
In the third period, each team
scored twice and the Jets were
able to regain their three goal
margin.
Doug Galloway notched the
one Jets score on a power play on
passes from Randy Roth and
Brian Murphy and Ed Robb con-
verted a pass from Jacques
Jets get double victories
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