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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-31, Page 21BANTAMS WIN SILVER MEDAL — The Exeter bantam "B" team won a silver medal over the weekend in Strathroy's Olympian hockey tournament. Back, left, coach Elmer Taylor, Bob Murray, Scott Rundle, Greg Prout, Don Beaver, Bob De Koker, coach Brian Hodgins and manager Bob Fletcher. Front, Allan Gaiser, Dave Newton, Bruce Shaw, Murray Heywood, Rich Fletcher, Peter Tuckey and Gary MacDonald. Missing were Steve MacDonald, Chris Mittelholtz and Rob Smith. T-A photo Jets fall behind in finals, suffer 1 1-0 defeat, Tuesday DRYSDALE'S HOME HARDWARE WATCH FOR OUR SPRING SALE FLYER COMING SOON onthrons offlensall The Luean-Ilderton Jets find themselves two games down in the final round of playoffs in the Ontario Hockey Association Continental senior league. After eliminating the London Kings in the semi-finals the Jets have dropped two straight contests to the strong finishing Woodstock Royals. 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He continued, "Sunday's game could have been the turning point. It's pretty discouraging when you outshoot the opposition 62 to 35 and still lose," "Now we have to win at least one game in Woodstock. Our players seem to be tired. We have played 13 games in the last 28 days," Urbshott concluded. The Jets sent the London Kings to the sidelines with a 3-1 win Wednesday and a close 5-4 decision, Friday. Outshoot opposition In Sunday's opening game against Woodstock, the Jets had an edge in territorial play and a wide margin in shots on goal but were stymied by Royal net- .. minder Ken Kitching. The Jets fired 64 shots at Kitching while their netminder Cam Fink faced 38 shots from Woodstock, Jets coach Don Urbshott commented on Kit- ching's performance, "He was hotter than a pistol." The Royals pulled the victory out on a successful shot by Don Jones at 5:09 of the second sudden-death overtime period. The Jets missed a golden op- portunity during the first 20 minutes of overtime when Jamie Robb bounced a shot off the goal post on a penalty shot attempt. Robb was awarded the penalty shot by referee Bill Devorski WIN SECOND DRAW — A rink skipped by Doris Hackney won the se- cond draw of the season of the Exeter ladies curling club. Back, left, Lois Ottewell and Sharon Steciuk. Front Dorothy Prout and Doris Hackney. T-A photo :.‘,.„„,,„.....„„„„,...,......„,i.„.....,,,,,,, KAWASAKI = & i Sales . Service :-. E.: Parts & .--- F.-. Accessories == = Factory-Trained Mechanics at i E L• i 16. 1,3 L r b L 141' ;r-1 i E a SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Varna, Ont. 262-5809 7,i iititttimihnitimininhuntieututiiinimituE. Gabiah Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Sand & Stone Gravel Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD. Crediton 234-6382 H&R Block has seventeen reasons why you should let them prepare your income tax return. Reason Number Three: They know that everyone's tax situation is different — so they take the time that's ' necessary to understand your situation completely. That way they help you take advantage of all the law allows. H & R Block could help save you money. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 383 Main St. (Upper) Exeter Telephone 235-2905 when on a breakaway his chance for a goal was missed when goalie Ken Kitching threw his stick and knocked the puck away from Robb, The only goal of the first period was scored by Tom Glover of Woodstock. The Royals lead went to 2-0 at the seven minute mark of the second period before the Jets scoring machine got into action. Two power play goals quickly evened the score and set the stage for overtime ,after a scoreless third period. At 12:30 Bill Bannerman completed a three-way com- bination with Randy Roth and Brian Murphy with Woodstock a man short, Only a minute and 20 seconds later Bannerman squared the score on a pass from Roth. At the time the Jets were still enjoying a one man ad- vantage. Scoring comes early All of the scoring in Wed- nesday's 3-1 win for the Jets over the Kirtgs came in the first half of the game. Jacques Cousineau registered the only goal of the first period on a pass from Ed Robb.:Early in the second Ed Robb scored on a breakaway pass from brother Jamie to give his club a 2-0 lead, At 6:09 Larry Russell notched the only London score of the game and three minutes later Bill Bannerman wound things up for the night on a play set up by Brian Murphy and Terry Johnston. TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT The Sanitary Land Fill site will be opened from Satur- day 2nd April, 1977 (weather permitting) and every Saturday until further notice, Place - Con. 9, Pt. Lot 22 Time - 9 curl, to 5 p.m, NO CAR BODIES, WIRE, OR CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL, CONCRETE ETC. HIBBERT TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS ONLY, Charles Friend, Clerk, Township Hibbert game in the nets to post the win. On Saturday, the locals scored early in the second period to post a 4-4 tie with Glencoe as both goalies kept the sheet clean over the final 16 minutes of the con- test, The lead bounced back and forth as both teams scored three each in the first period. Greg Prout scored Exeter's first goal and the other successful marksmen were Allan Gaiser, Don Beaver and Pete Tuckey. Gaiser also picked up an assist as did Murray Heywood, Scott Rundle and Rob Dekoker, In the final game on Sunday, the gold medal winning Wallacburg crew skated to a 4-1 win over Exeter with all five goals coming in the final 12 minutes of the contest. Dave Newton scored Exeter's lone tally on a play with Allan Gaiser and Greg Prout. Members of the Exeter team were: Rich Fletcher, Pete Tuckey, Steve MacDonald, Don Beaver, Bruce Shaw, Scott Rundle, Allan Gaiser, Greg Ladies Curling McDonald 6 — McDowell 5 Marshall 10 — Taylor 8 Mousseau 5 — Simmons 4 Russell 10 — Busche 4 McDonald 13 — Coleman 2 Davison 8 — Mickle 5 Shapton 10 — Lovell 4 Strang 7 — Timmerman 6 Prout, Dave Newton, Ron Dekoker and Murray Heywood, Brian Hodgins and Elmer Taylor coach the team and the manager is Bob Fletcher, Three of Exeter's players were chosen for the all-star• contest against the Strathroy "4" team which won 7-6, Playing in that game were Allan Gaiser, Greg Prout and Don Beaver. The latter two scored goals in the contest. 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Heywood, Prout and Dekoker also picked up an assist each and others were registered by Scott Rundle, Steve MacDonald and Allan Gaiser, Rick Fletcher played a strong Stephen Township Minor Baseball Association If you wish to participate in our program this summer please fill out this form and return to Box 44, Crediton. Name Address Date of Birth Phone No. This is NOT a registration form. Eliminate London Friday night the Jets scored a 5-4 win over the London Kings to win the right to reach the league final against Woodstock. The Jets took a 3-2 after the first period of play and were able to hold the one goal margin throughout to send the Kings to the sidelines, The game was less than two minutes old when Jets defenrA ceman Barry Baynham with an extra effort dug the puck out from behind the London net and was able to find an opening at the side of the goal. Six minutes later, Bill Ban- nerman converted passes from Baynham and Jack Chipchase to up the score to 2-0 and seconds later the Jets were ahead 3-0 on a successful shot by Steve Proctor with Scott Graham and Chip- chase assisting, Late in the period the Kings were able to cut the deficit to a single goal as Hugh Smibert and Randy English hit the mark. The second period was all even as Bob Marr scored for London and Terry Johnston replied for the,L-I club with assists going to Ed Parkinson and Randy Roth. Early in the final session Rick Fifield put the Jets ahead 5-3 with Randy Roth and Bill Bourne assisting and near the midway mark Ken Pettit scored the final London goal.