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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-17, Page 11YAMAHA Open Daily 10 - 1 0 Sundays Noon - 6 Mt. Carmel 237-3456 MIMI MIMI MOM MIN When I phoned the police station and explained that I had got a parking summons for a car that I had sold 3 weeks earlier I was told that I would have to give evidence that the sale had been made and registered I'm wondering how many other drivers get incorrect summonses? Because the Motor Vehi- cle Registry office in Toron- to handles in excess of one million ownership transfers a year it's not too surprising that the computer goofs, "once in a while". Actually there are very few slip-ups nowadays, as most local pplice departments now have direct access to the central data computer through the C,P,I.C. (Canadian Police Information Centre.) & S T. 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Mitchell refused to shake hands with the victors after the contest and there was a mild skirmish between Hawks manager Fred Mommersteeg and Mitchell coach Bob Zimmer after the * TIRES & MAGS * VAN SEATS * ICE BOXES * TABLES * CURTAINS * WINDOWS former made a comment on Mitchell's display of poor sportsmanship. The Exeter Hawks were by far the better team on the ice in the opener of the best-of-seven series, out-shooting their Dart lead at dozen points The lead of the Sassenachs in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league has increased to an even dozen points.' The leaders point total is now 86 while the Doublers are second with 74 points. The Winkers and Flying Highs are deadlocked in third place with 73 points apiece and the Robins are fifth with 70 points, The DR's are sixth with 69, the Itchy Niters follow with 76 and the Scotties and Outlaws are next with 66 and 64 points, respec- tively. Bob Hedley has recorded the high score for the men at 152 and Jake Lindenfield is next with 150. Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Last Chance vs Dead Enders Out of Space vs Nite Hawks Shiphunters vs Outlaws Dart Sharks vs Robins 9.30 p.m. Doublers vs DR's Flying Highs vs Nicky Tams Winkers vs Sassenachs Scotties vs Itchy Niters. * VENTS * ROOF RACKS * TIRE COVERS * FENDER FLAIRS * SPOILERS namesakes by a wide margin, The series swings back td Mitchell on Saturday night and the third game will be played in Zurich at 8:00 p.m,, Sunday. Two quick goals by Brian Taylor in the opening minutes of the second period appeared to take the steam out of the Mitchell attack and for the balance of the game they appeared intent on trying to intimidate the Exeter squad. The Hawks took a 1-0 lead in the first period when Gerald Weido Park pee wees lose two straight By CAROL GI HGERICH The Huron Park pee wees lost two straight games to Dublin this week in Ontario Minor Hockey Association "D" playoffs. Dublin took the opening game Saturday by a score of 9-2 and came back Sunday with a 6-1 victory. Terry Hodgins and Steve O'Neil scored for Huron Park in the first game with assists going to Dennis Johnston and Steve O'Neil. Terry Hodgins converted a pass from Tony Jones for the only Huron Park score in the second contest. In exhibition games this week, the Huron Park midgets lost 10-0 to London • and the Huron Parkettes were blanked 6-0 by a London squad in girls play. Atoms drop exhibitions The Exeter atoms were nipped 3-1 in an exhibition contest in Seaforth, Tuesday, after suf- fering a 7-0 drubbing at the hands of Goderich in a tilt at Huron Park, Sunday. In Tuesday night's fray, Seaforth opened a 2-0 lead before Exeter finally managed to get on the score board when Allan Pym dented the twine. Seaforth scored again in the final seconds of the middle stanza and then held their margin through the third period. In Sunday's contest, Goderich dominated play throughout and fired a barrage of shots at Dave Rook and Jim Lewis in the Exeter net. Waxers score lopsided victory , The Exeter Waxers scored a lopsided 10-0 win over Zurich in an exhibition contest, Thursday. Brett Batten paced the scoring attack with four goals and one assist, while Terry Zachar had a hat trick and Todd Lewis fired a pair. The single goal came off the stick of Sfeve McIntyre. Sean Whiteford and Trevor Blue assisted on two goals each and single assists were recorded by Steve Pym, Dave Russell and Brian Quinn, Jim Lewis had an easy time recording the ,shutout as he had only a couple of shots to handle. Marty Merner was a busy man in the Zurich nets, and despite allowing 10 goals, made several good stops on the Exeter crew. Atoms square Hensall series The Exeter atom 2 evened their exhibition series with Hen- sall, Sunday, when they posted a 5-3 win in Huron Park. Hensall won a week earlier by a 5.4 ver- dict. The visitors jumped into a 3-0 lead in Sunday's contest on a pair of goals by D'Arren Moir and a single by John O'Brien, However, Exeter came roar- ing back with five tallies in the final 10 minutes of the game to post the win. Allan Pym started things off for Exeter with two goals early in the period and then Terry Zachar fired the tying tal- ly, Steve Gould notched the winner at the 8:28 mark and add- ed an insurance tally in the final minute. SUZUKI made a good second effort to dent the twine on a play with Rick Ingram and Tom Hayter. Playing with a man advantage, Taylor scored at the 1:29 mark of the second frame on a nifty play with Weido and Jim Ferguson and then came right back 25 seconds later to take a perfect pass from Rick Ingram from behind the net to up the lead to 3- 0, Paul Brooks also drew an assist. Mitchell scored on a power play at the 2:48 mark and that was all the scoring for the middle frame, In the final, Exeter again jumped quickly to the attack and Ken Pinder found the mark after 11 seconds on a play with John VanGerwen and Steve Jennison. Phil Knight opened the margin to 5-1 at the 13:55 mark when he raced downthe sideline and rfillIKWIN.WATO0f: One of the teams involved in this Sunday's charity .match at Huron Park is having problems securing the services of a coach and manager. It's not that there aren't any candidates; the fact is there are too many. The Exeter Minor Hockey Association coaches and managers have been enlisted to perform in this year's contest with the CFPL "Team 10" celebrities and there's a royal battle going on as to which coach and manager will have to stay on the bench and direct the attack. Actually, no one wants the job. "Who would really want to be responsible for coaching a bunch of people who think they know more than the coach?" EMHA president Ron Bogart asked. . He said they thought of asking the kids in the minor system to take turns directing the squad, but most of the members "get even" tactics from the kids. The 20-member squad took a vote to see whom they felt was most qualified from among their ranks, and they had 20 different names presented, so that didn't solve the problem. They decided to have a race around the ice surface to pick, the slowest skater, It was a dead heat as none made it past the first blueline, Referee Pat O'Brien was asked to pick out the member he felt could yell the loudest, but he broke into the clear. He was tripped from behind while taking the shot, but still managed to get the puck into the corner past Dave Holmes. Rick Ingram displayed some fancy foot-work on the final Exeter goal. He carried the puck away from a Mitchell defender behind the net and kicked the puck out to the side where Weido blasted it home for his second tally of the night. There were two fights in the final period with Don McKeller and Kim McKinnon matching up with Mitchell's Murray Elliott and Bill McCreight. All four were given majors and McKeller was also assessed a misconduct as the aggressor. McKeller ended up with seven penalties for the night. Coach Ron Bogart said after the game he was pleased with his •-•-.=?IitICN indicated he always wore ear plugs and never heard any of them. So, the matter will probably boil down to picking straws! However, Fred Mommersteeg may get the post as he is the lone non-skating member of the outfit. "We've offered him a new pair of wooden shoes if he'll take the job," Bogart announced. squad's showing, but indicated he hoped the team would reduce their penalty total, He opined that the referees appeared to call a few cheap penalties and let some more serious violations go unpenalized. The Hawks had an easy time eliminating Mt, Brydges in the sixth game of their playoff as they posted a 12-3 verdict on the losers' ice, Saturday. Exeter scored four goals in each period on the way to their win and it became evident early in the contest that Mt. Brydges had given up any hopes of stopping the Hawks. Their main intention appeared to be in roughing up the Hawks, but the locals kept their' cool to stay away from any possible suspensions with the loop final coming up. Ken Pinder paced the Hawks to their lop-sided win with four goals and one assist. Single tallies were registered by Noel Skinner, Fred Mom- mersteeg, Rick Ingram, Don McKeller, Phil Knight, Jim Ferguson, Gerald Weido and Matt Muller. We at McKnight's have arriving daily, new spring merchandise sure to refreshen your spring and summer wardrobe. We have the latest fashions in short sleeve shirts, pullovers, suits, jackets, ties, belts, socks, pa- jamas, jeans, cords, slacks, etc. etc, Steve Jennison. was the top play-maker with three assists to his credit, OHA Junior PLAYOFF Third game of league finals EXETER HAWKS VS MITCHELL Sun., Mar. 20 8:00 p.m. ZURICH ARENA ( II Mo t \ mown• by ',cony Hammon Mail your problems to "Im- pact" c/o this paper, All letters will be answered provided a stamped ad- dressed envelope is enclos- ed. Some of general interest will be published. Letters must be signed but we will NOT reveal your identity, "These Questions and Answers based on Ontario. Law, are published to inform and not to advise. No one should try to apply or inter- pret the law without the aid and advice of a trained ex- pert who knows the facts, since the facts of each case may change the application of the law." 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