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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-02-24, Page 9014A Sr. Continental Don't Miss It 'MERTON ARENA 111114111$ lllllll 111$1 tilli llllll 11411111111111111111,11 lllll I 01111111111IIIIIIIIii Woodstock Royals VS Lucan-Ilderton Jets Fri., Feb. 25 8:15 p.m. London Kings c Preston Jesters VS VS Lucan-Ilderton Lucan-Ilderton Jets •••• Jets Sun., Feb. 27 Tues., Mar. 1 2 p.m. f 8:15 p.m. 1111111110mIni1011114111t1111111111110tOtt11010141,1101F0111 llllllll W. H. Loyens Inc. and Na-Churs are Jet Supporters Face busy week Times-Advocate, February 24, 1977 Pogo 9 Jets get split in Continental MT. CARMEL 237-3456 Open to 10 p.m. daily Sun to 6 p.m. Cycling weather is just around the corner and Yamaha is ready to make it one of the most enjoyable experiences you'll find. 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The South Huron wrestlers downed Goderich 54-30 to take the title, Coach Doug Ellison com- mented on the win, "The results were gratifying considering that Mike Westelaken and Cliff Hicks were out with knee injuries and a shoulder injury kept Randy Fisher out of the competition." Winning matches for South Huron against Goderich were Phil De Haan, Vince Winters, Richard Rooseboom, Brian Westelaken, Brian Pym, Brian Mayer, Bill Duttman, Ron Miller, Ron Bilcke, Rick Bilcke and Ray Gallagher. After winning the Huron-Per.th team championship a week earlier the South Huron grap- plers finished in tenth spot in Saturday's WOSSA competition in London, A total of 45 schools were represented in London with an average of 20 wrestlers in each weight class. Coach Ellison's comments on the WOSSA meet were, "Our finish was a little disappointing but satisfactory considering we were short three of our top performers due to injuries. With Westelaken, Hicks and Fisher in action we probably would have placed fourth or fifth, Rick Bilcke was best for South Huron with four victories and two losses good for third place at 194 pounds. Finishing fourth were Brian Mayer, Vince Winters and Ron Bilcke. Tuesday afternoon coach Ellison released the names of the winners of two special awards and said both decisions were very difficult to make, The best wrestler title will be shared by Brian Mayer and Vince Winters. Mayer posted 30 vic- tories during the season while suffering only seven losses. Winters was successful in 33 matches and also had seven setbacks. In special events, Mayer won his weight crown at Huron-Perth and the annual Red and Black tourney. He was also fourth at WOSSA and fifth at a Kitchener- Waterloo tournament. Vince Winters won Huron- Perth in his class, was second at Huron-Perth and a Woodstock event, fourth at WOSSA and fifth in Kitchener. The most improved wrestler is Murton Brock. Last year Murton wrestled second to Mike The recent weekend trip to Royal Oak, Michigan by five hockey teams from Huron Park was successful as the area clubs gained an even split with two wins and a tie in the five games played, The Huron Park bantams scored a 4-1 win over their Michigan counterparts and the midgets were victorious by a score of 2-0. The two girls teams battled to a 2-2 draw and Royal Oak won the pee wee and mite division con- tests by scores of 2-1 and 4-2, respectively. Rich Lather led the Huron Park bantam scoring attack with two successful shots. Steve Gibbs assisted on both and Don Stuckless added one assist. Steve Gibbs scored on a three- way combination with Rich Lather and Benjie Hillman and Tony Underhill registered with Westelaken and was unable to compete in Huron-Perth or WOSSA competitions. This year he blossomed out to take his weight division at Huron- Perth and Woodstock, was third at Red and Black and fifth at, Kitchener. passing help from Benjie Hillman, The Huron Park midget scoring was taken care of by Tim Smith and Shayne Peacock with assists going to Ron Kennedy and Bob Lawrence. The lone Huron Park pee wee score came from the stick of George Tomes on passes from Robbie Winger and Shawn Wells. Yvonne Wells and Kim Ken- nedy were the Huron Park girls sharpshooters. Darlene Smith assisted on both and Kim Ken- nedy picked up a single assist. The Huron Park mite division marksmen were David "Meeker" Smith and Don Fields. Gaining assists were Todd Lewis, Mike Lessard and Steve McIntyre, In house league play this week, the Canadiens blanked the Leafs a-o and then suffered a 4-0 shutout at the hands of the Bruins. Cal Stanlake was a double scorer for the Canadiens and Brett Batten added the third goal. All came on unassisted efforts. Debbie Lightfoot scored three goals and added an assist to account for the Bruins scoring. Fred Gregus picked up one assist. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets broke even in two. Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior "A" games this week and con- tinue in fourth place in the league standings, The London Kings head the standings with 55 points, the Stratford Perths are second with 48 points, the Preston Jesters have 46 and Jets follow with 43 points. Friday night the Jets dropped a 7-5 decision to Stratford and Sunday afternoon they squared their week's record with a close 5- 4 victory over the Preston Jesters. Both, games were played at the Ilderton arena. The Jets are in action on five occasions during the next week. Last night, Wednesday they were at home to the Durham Huskies and Friday night the Woodstock Royals will be at the Ilderton Late goal proves winner Jamie Robb's successful shot at 14,01 of the third period allowed the Jets to nip Preston Sunday afternoon, Terry John- ston and Ed Robb provided assists. The first period was even with each team scoring two goals. Ted Thomas and Murray Markle were the marksmen for Preston, Bill Bannerman triggered the first Jets score on a three-way effort with Bill White and Doug Galloway and Barry Baynham finished off a combination with Ed Parkinson and Rick Fifield. Shortly after two minutes in the middle frame, Ed Parkinson hit the scoring mark with assists going to Randy Roth and Rick Fifield. About three minutes later Bill Bannerman converted a pass from Doug Galloway as the two broke in on one lone Preston defender to put the L-I club ahead by two goals. John Chambers again reduced the Jets lead to a single goal by scoring at seven minutes for Preston and Ken Stewart fired the equalizer near six minutes of the third period to set the stage for Robb's winning counter. John Robertson was in goal for the Jets and faced 40 shots while his team-mates fired 45 shots at Paul Steffler in the Preston goal. Double scorers hurt Two goals each by Jim Betts and Randy Stubel later in the third period allowed the Stratford Perths to come from behind and post Friday's 7-5 win over the Jets. The Perths held a slight 2-1 edge at the end of the first period on goals by Dan Duncan and Terry Warboys. The lone marker for the Jets came from the stick of Ed Robb on a power play with assists going to Jamie Robb and Barry Baynham. The Stratford lead was retained at the end of 40 minutes of play as Jamie Robb hit for the Jets on passes from Ed Robb and Jacques Cousineau and Jerry Harrigan hit for Stratford, In the first four minutes of the third period the Jets struck for two goals to take a 4-3 lead which lasted until Betts and Stubel took Over. Bill Bannerman was the first Jets sniper on a play started by Doug Galloway - and Ken McCutcheon and Ed Robb finished off a three-way effort with Rick Martin and Jamie Robb. A power play at 16.51 produced the final Jets score from the stick of Scott Graham on an unassisted effort, ATTENTIO FARMERS YOU ARE CORDIALLYINVITED TO SPEND "A DAY WIT if TOPICS OF CURRENT INTEREST WILL BE PRESENTED BY Ontario Wheat Producers' Marketing Board Ontario Bean Producers' Marketing Board Corn and Malting,,Barley Specialists i' • f. TWO DATES & LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE "FOOD & REFRESHMENTS AT NOON" .111111.110.110110611,4"001111•111110111111111RINIMIMIllanow .4110110." 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