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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-01-15, Page 15GIFT EXCHANGE - The. two Pee Wee teams skate back to their respective benches after exchanging gifts at the opening of their game in the Huron Park - Royal Qak, Michigan hockey tournament held in Huron Park on Sunday. Huron Park won this match and leads the total goal series 13-8. photo by Youngs. Minor Hockey • A's lose, out of tournament Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Fuel economy indicator tells you if you are wasting gas by the way you are driving. You can even put one on many older cars. 1975 BUICK CENTURY 2 door hardtop, 350 V8, power steering, power brakes, automatic, radio, defogger, 16,000 miles. Licence JJHO37 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE 2 door coupe. Licence JYC099. 1974 CHEVELLE 2 door hardtop, 350 V8, power steering, radio, etc. 30,000 miles. Licence HNK689 1974 CHEV BELAIRE 4 door sedan, power equipped, radio, rear defroster, 18,000 miles. 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Kernick set up Scott Brintnell for Exeter's first goal at 5:02 of the first frame, It was the only ,goal of the period. Kernick made it 2-0 when he banged in an unassisted effort at 6:17 of the second period. Exeter was playing with 'a man ad- vantage at the time, with Gary Martin off serving out a two minute kneeing call, Just as the period was ending, Belmont was suddenly back in the game as they scored two goals with less than two minutes to go, Pat Van Bommel got the first one at 8:03 and then Rick Kor- dyban tied the game with only 38 seconds left on the clock and Exeter's Brian Blackburn off for elbowing, Mike Tiedeman put the game away for Exeter with less than two minutes gone in the third period and Kernick finished off the scoring at 7:54. 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'2795 1974 METEOR 500 hardtop, power steering and brakes, vinyl top, 400 engine, Licence DFZ773. '3695 1974 CHEV CAPRICE, power Steering and brakes, radio. Licence DH0281. '3995 Pee Wee "B" After tying Lucan, the Exeter Pee Wee "B" team took a severe hammering this week, getting blasted 12-1 by Lucan. The only place Exeter made an impression on the scoresheet was on the penalty side of things, in which they split with their Lucan counterparts, two apiece. Lucan was led by B. Hodgins, with four goals and two assists. He was followed by R, Glenn who had a pair of goals and four assists. S. Best had a pair as well, and other goals went to M. Deunk, with a pair and singles to J. Hayter and B. Green. Wayne Smith was the lone marker late in the second period for Exeter. The Pee Wee "B" team played catch up hockey in their game against Lucan, as they scored three consecutive goals to tie the visitors 3-3 in action at the Exeter Arena on Sunday. Lucan opened the scoring with a goal by David Egan late in the first period. Egan converted a pass from Brad DeGraw to put them on the scoreboard. Just over a minute later Paul Wraith set up Dean Scott to make it 2-0 With 13 seconds gone in the second period, Lucan scored again to make it 3-0 before Wayne '1972 METEOR 500 Ipower steering and 'defogger, vinyl top. DND486. '2695 hardtop, brakes, Licence 1971 CHRYSLER 4 door hard- top, power steering and brakes. '1995 1975 FORD XLt Pickup, power steering and brakes, undercoat. Licence C68863. '4895 Smith of Exeter broke the shutout when he found himself with a good shot after taking passes from Scott Batten and Steve Rundle. The period ended 3-1. Two goals by Trevor Boyle in the third frame gave Exeter the tie. Steve Riddell and Al Geiser combined to set Boyle up for his first goal at 4:29 of the period and then, with just 19 seconds left to play, RiddellIagain found Boyle open who put the shot away to tie the game up. Lucan took the two penalties called in the game, both of them coming in the second period. They managed to hold off the Exeter power play. Bantam "A" It was a bad week for the Exeter A's as they dropped their one league game and one of their two exhibition matches. Exeter lost a squeaker to St. Marys, 2-1 on Wednesday night in St. Marys. The A's managed to hold them off the scoreboard in the first two periods although they appeared lackluster and were out shot 6-2 in the first and 10-5 in the second. They hustled a bit more in the third and got the first goal of the game when Dan Bell set up Dave Bogart to make the score 1-0 with 'less than two minutes gone in the period. With only 3:10 left to play, sloppy clearing in front of the A's net resulted in a chance for ,St, Marys that they capitalized on to make it a tie game. A minute later the St. Marys team centered the puck from the corner and the shot from the slot found the mark for the eventual game winner. With forty seconds to go, Brian Mercer and Bogart had a two on one break, but Mercer failed to pass the puck, and instead took it to the corner. The A's were unable to get a shot on net as time ran out for them. On the whole game, the A's were outshot 26-15. The loss leaves them with a record of nine wins and three losses in league action. Coach Ron Bogart thinks that "fate" interferes when his team plays in tournaments, and it may well be true, after the A's lost a 4- 0 lead to Sarnia in the Silver Stick tournament on Thursday in Watford. With just 25 seconds gone in the game, Bogart hit home on passes from Mercer and Fletcher to give the A's a 1-0 lead. Then two quick goals, one at 4:24 by Bogart and the other at, 5:59 by \ Wayne Parsons after a two way passing play gave Exeter a 3-0 lead, Mercer scored at 8:42 to send the A's to the dressing room with a 4- 0 lead over Sarnia. The second period 'seemed to spark Sarnia to life, and they began to take hold. Exeter took three consecutive penalties and wound up killing them all off, but the six minutes of playing shorthanded took their toll and they began to slow down. Sarnia outshot the A's 15-6 in the second period but stellar netminding by Steve Wells held them to only two goals. Sarnia scored four goals in the early stages of the third frame to take a 6-4 lead as they directed 22 shots at Hoffman, who was in net for the period, At 13:41 Bogart scored his third goal of the game, as the A's had a power play attack going, along with pulling Hoffman for the extra attacker. As the game drew to a close, Preston Dearing banged one off the cross bar and Dan Bell missed a good opportunity when he shot wide, failing to tie the score. Sarnia ended up outshooting the A's 41-22 but despite the margin Coach Bogart felt the flow of the game was not always in their favor, saying that the A's "just didn't have the legs in the early part of the second and third periods." He also credited Hoffman and Wells for what he called "outstanding net minding" in keeping the score so reasbnable. The A's managed one win this week, a 3-2 squeaker in exhibition play over London, in London on Sunday. Doug Brooks powered the A's to the win with two goals. He scored his first early in the second period when he banged in Dan Bell's rebound to open the scoring. London tied the score at 9:42. Brooks put the A's ahead again on the only goal of the second period. It came at 5:16. London tied the score early in the tlIlrd frame, before Dan Hell put the game away for the A's at 9:41 on a set up from Brooks. The A's stifled the London team when they pulled their goaltender for the extra attacker but they were unable to score on the empty net. Exeter outshot London 25-13 with good goaltending on Lon- don's, part keeping the score down. Midget Two third period goals one on a power play, gave St. Marys a 4-3 win in Midget competition when they played Exeter at the St. Marys arena last Wednesday. St. Marys drew first blood in the second period when Exeter had two men sitting in the penalty box. Jim McCutcheon opened the scoring at 6:12 with an unassisted goal while Paul Pooley and Darrell Preszcator were off cooling their heels for roughing and elbowing calls respectively, Exeter came within three seconds of killing the double disadvantage before McCutcheon scored. Less then a minute later Exeter tied the score when Paul Pooley set Brian Horrell up at 6:54. Not to be outdone, St, Marys After four losses in a row, in- cluding a 5-3 less against the New Hamburg Screaming Eagles, the Lucan-Ilderton Jets snapped their winless streak as they trounced Woodstock 7-2, and then slumped again Tuesday night as they fell to the Stratford Perths 5- 3. The Jets drew first blood against the Eagles in their contest, as Don Galloway scored at 5:50 of the first period to put them into the lead, Jaques Cousineau made it 2-0 at 6:58 of the first period, before Don Burton put the" Eagles back into the game `with a pal that came 40 seconds after Cousineau's, The two teams went into the second period with the Jets ahead 2-1. Randy Roth added to the total for the Jets after less than a minute of play in the second, but Roth's goal was the end of the scoring for the Jets as the Eagles scored two more times to tie the game at 3 each. Both second period goals for the Eagles went to Gary Yantzi. The two clubs fought out meat pf the third period tied, until 15:51 when John Chamber's scored to clinch the game for the Eagles. Jim Springall added the in- surance goal at 17:18, New Hamburg outshot the visiting Jets 49-35. Sonny Pen- nington was in net for the Jets. Pennington has played nearly every game so far this, year for the Jets, and currently stands sixth amongst the league's goaltenders with a 4.39 goals against average. came back with a goal at 7:26, another unassisted effortbyMark O'Keefe. Exeter tied the score before the end of the period when Dennis Preszcator banged in a goal, It was a power play effort with Don Baird off for St. Marys. Paul Pooley and Randy Fisher combined to give Exeter a 3-2 lead near the halfway mark of the third and it looked like Exeter would come out with a victory until the dying minutes of the game when St. Marys came back with two quick goals. Rick Coddington and Phil Arthur set up Baird for the tying goal at 13:41. Again it was a power play goal, with Exeter's Ron Bilcke off for an interference call. Jamie Dunbar and Baird then set Arthur up for the go ahead goal just 18 seconds later to cement the win for St. Marys. In all, 16 penalties were called during the, game, ivitp nine of them going to Exeter. Juvenile After mounting a 3-1 lead on twp second period goals, the Juveniles dropped back and allowed two third period markers that gave the home team St. Marys Juveniles a 3-3 tie on Wednesday. Tim Staffen opened the scoring for Si. Marys when he took a pass from Tom Bailey. Exeter's Brian Penhale tied it up near the end of the first with the first of his two goals of the game. Penhale opened the scoring for Exeter in the middle frame when he converted passes from Clarke and Steve Knight. Pete Kincaid put Exeter two up, again on a pass from Knight before the period ended. Exeter held the lead well past the halfway mark of the third, when Bailey put St. Marys within striking distance on a power play goal with Clarke off. Less than 30 seconds later Staffen scored his second goal of the game to tie it up for St. Marys. Referee Terry Warboys called a total of thirty penalties to the 'two teams with 16 going to Exeter. Bob Staffen and Mike Desjardine picked up fighting majors in the third period and left the game when they were slapped with game misconducts. The Juveniles fared a little better when they played St. Marys again on Sunday, taking the game 4-1. Tom Bailey of St. Marys opened the scoring in the first period, but Jim Ferguson tied it up before the period ended. Mel Osgood scored in the second period from Phil Panet and Fred Campbell to give Exeter their victory margin. Osgood also scored an unassisted effort in the third period. Randy Regier rounded out the scoring for the Exeter team. It was a different story Sunday in Ilderton as the Jets never trailed the. Woodstock Royals in their 7-2 win, Jaques Cousineau with a pair, and Randy Roth, Terry Johnson, Jim Blake, Scott Graham and Doug Galloway paced the Jets to their win. Tom Murphy and Torn Glover were the only replies for the Royals. The Jets took 50 of the 72 minutes in penalties called, a fact which upset manager Don Urbshott. Urbshott felt that referee Barry Brownlee was partial towards the Royals and was out to get the Jets, particularly Bill White. to Ontario Hockey Association officials and has already written a letter protesting it. He hopes to meet with league officials and Brownlee to discuss the matter. The Jets returned to their slump Tuesday night when they dropped a close and important game to the Stratford Perths in Stratford. Stratford and the Jets were tied in fifth .with 22 points going into the game, but the loss by the Jets moves the Perths up a notch and they have a game in hand on the Jets. Jaques Cousineau opened the scoring early in the game for the Jets, John St. Cyr tied it before the period ended. A short handed goal by Morris Elsley put the Perths ahead at 10:16 of the second frame, before the Jets' Don Carter tied it again late in the second. Two quick goals by Stratford's Ron Ryan and Jerry Harrigan ended the Jets hopes before the third period was yet five minutes old. 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