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NORTH (519) 235-1380 EXETER, ONTARIO JUST NORTH OF THE BLINKER LIGHT Page 12 Times-Advocate, February 17, 1977 LOCALS WIN — A local rink won one of the draws and the runnerup Above, Lee Learn presents the trophy to Bill and Fern Dougall and trophy at the weekend mixed bonspiel at the Exeter curling club. Edwin and Gladys Miller. T-A photo Second straight shutout Midgets lead second round playoffs Shop in the TA pages uL woLLy CONCRETE "TILT SLAB" BUNKER SILO • BRINTNELL CONSTRUCTION LTD. RR 1, GRANTON 229-8244 Also Clay or Beatty Farm Equipment Motorcycle Ice Races C.M.A. SANCTIONED Sunday, February 20 Races begin at 12 noon Come Watch Motorcycles On Ice SPORTS & RECREATION. 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Saturday 10 a.m. - 5,00 Friday nights 'til 9:00 p.m. Exeter Kinsmen midgets opened their second round of OMHA playoffs with a convincing 6-0 win over New Hamburg in Huron Park, Sunday. The two teams had to battle the elements before they could do battle on the ice. The referees from Stratford were unable to reach the arena when they ended up in a . snowbank and Rick Singleton from Lucan took over the chores with Bill Batten and Lucan atoms even series The Lucan atoms staved off elimination in Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs with a resounding 8-2 win Monday over Watford. Watford took the first game played in Hensall Saturday by a score of 3-1. The third and deciding game will be played at the Huron Park arena Friday night at 6 p.m. Jeff Shipley went on a scoring spree with six goals Monday to lead the Lucan attack. Scoring single goals were Lester Arts and Sean Holden. The only Lucan goal Saturday also came from the stick of Jeff Shipley, Brian Taylor handling the linesmen duties. 'The game was almost an hour late in starting due to the problem in getting officials to the arena. The best-of-five set swings to New Hamburg for a game this Sunday and the third and fourth St. Marys took a 2-1 lead in• their best-of-five atom playoff series with Exeter, Saturday, when they scored a narrow 4-3 margin in Embro. It was the third straight game in which the outcome has been settled by a one-goal margin. The fourth game set for Huron Park on Sunday was cancelled due to the weather and it has been rescheduled for this Friday at 8:00 p.m. Saturday's contest was in doubt right through to the final bell as Exeter had a two-man advantage through a portion of the last minute but couldn't get the equalizer. The locals took a 1-0 lead in the first frame when Scott Lovie rifled in a shot after taking a pass from Steve Laithwaite, St. Marys battled back to knot the count and then Doug Scott gave Exeter another lead when he flipped a puck into the net on a scramble. Mike .Tiedeman and Darren Vandergunst drew the assists. The hosts knotted the count before the first period ended and scored another in the secondiand once in the third to open up a'4-2 margin. Exeter pulled to within one goal halfway through the third when George Pratt slammed in a loose puck off a rebound with Van- dergunst again picking up the assist. St. Marys ran into three penalties in the last minute and a half, but Exeter failed to take VIIIIINIONOMPOIMINIMMOSTIMMI Spark plug rule of thumb: the longer the insulator, the hotter the plug. If it's too hot for your engine, the insulator nose will look white instead of grey or tan. Rough idle and stalling problems are often caused by air leaks. 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Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer games will be played at Huron Park on the following Friday and Saturday. Exeter's entry dominated Sunday's opening game and Roger O'Brien had to turn away only a handful of dangerous shots to earn the shutout. It was his advantage of the extra attackers although they just missed on several attempts and hemmed St. Marys in their own end until the final buzzer. On Wednesday night, the atoms played in Lambeth to complete their Shamrock league action and came out on the short end of a 4-1 verdict. George Pratt gave Exeter an early lead on a play with Jeff Pfaff, but Lambeth knotted the count and then took the lead with two quick goals late in the middle frame. Jets split with Royals The Lucan-Ilderton Jets broke even in two Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior games this week and both were against the Woodstock Royals. Friday night at the Ilderton arena, the Jets score'd a 5-2 vic- tory and back in Woodstock Sun- day itwas the Royals by a score of 10-6. Coach Don Urbshott of the Jets was forced to go with only nine players in addition to his ;goal tenders due to injuries and adverse weather conditions. Urbshott was forced to go with Doug Galloway and Steve Proc- tor as the only regular defencemen. Jack Chipchase is still recovering from a back in- jury and Barry Baynham, Bill Bourne and Terry Johnston were unable to make it to Woodstock because of the wintry conditions. This week the Jets see action on three occasions. Last night, Wednesday they were in Walker- ton to meet the Durham Huskies and thiS weekend they will be at home in Ilderton for two games. Friday flight at 8:15 the Strat- ford Perths will supply the op- position and Sunday afternoon the Preston Jesters will be in for a 2 p.m. contest. Rick Fifield with a two goal ef- fort was best for the Jets in the scoring department in Sunday's 10-6 loss to Woodstock. Single goals came from the sticks of Doug Galloway, Ed Robb, Bill Bannerman and Jamie Robb. Galloway's counter came with the Royals playing a manDon short. Jones with a three goal performance led the Royals scoring attack, Ray Tilley and Larry Fink were next with two goals apiece and single scores were fired by Tom Murphy, Ted Brown and John Yeoman. The Royals led in the shots on goal department 41 to 33. Lorne Daer was in goal for the L-I club and Ken Kitching guarded the twines for Woodstock. In Ilderton Friday night each team scored two goals in the first period and then the Jets pulled away with two successful shots in the second period and one more in the finale. The Royals went to work early and were in front 2-0 by shortly after the three minute mark of the opening session. Scoring were Tom Murphy and Ted Brown. Jim Pinnegar was first to hit the scoreboard for the Jets as he hit the mark on a three-way ef- fort with Scott Graham and Bill White at 14:39. Less than three minutes later Randy Roth was in the right spot in front of the Woodstock net to tip-in a shot by Rick Fifield, Ed Parkinson also assisted. The eventual winning goal came at 7:14 of the second on a shot by Ed Parkinson, Assisting were Randy Roth and 13111 Bannerman. At 13:23 Randy Roth hit Rick Fifield with a good pass between the Woodstock defence and he went in unmolested to make the score 4-0. Jim Pinnegar also helped. second consecutive playoff white- wash, Brad Taylor shot Exeter into a lead after less than three minutes when he finished off a play with Perry Pooley, while Dennis Preszcator came back near the middle of the frame on a play with Pooley and Taylor to give the locals a 2-0 margin. They increased that to 5-0 by the end of the second on goals by Randy Parsons, Perry Pooley and Dennis Preszcator's second of the night. Paul Pooley, Preston Dearing, Brad Taylor, Darrel • Preszcator and Randy Fisher picked up assists on the three goals. In the final frame, Paul Pooley teamed up with Fisher to notch the final goal of the contest. There were 15 penalties called in the game, with Exeter being assessed eight. New Hamburg probably would have been happier to see them without any, because Exeter scored two of their goals while playing a man short. Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER St. Marys lead locals in atom playoff series