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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-04-21, Page 11TOUGH BREAK - Hawks star centre Rick Ingram is helped off the ice by trainer Bob Drummond and captain Steve Jennison after breaking a bone in his foot in Sunday's opener. Despite the pain, Ingram return- ed to cheer the team on to victory after having the fracture set and he made the trip to Stayner the following night. Staff photo Page 11 Times-Advocate, April 21, 1977 About Our Special PRE-SEASON PRICES On YAMAHA MOTORCYCLES Cycling weather is just around the corner and Yamaha is ready to snake it one of the most enjoyable experiences you'll find. MT. CARMEL 237-3456 OPEN 10 - 10, MON. - SAT. NOON - 6 SUNDAY LSMFT LARRY SNIDER MEANS FINE TRADES 76 LTD 2 door, automatic air, radio, rear defroster, one owner. Mileage 40407, Licence KME034. Was $4895 75 LANDAU 4 door, automatic air, AM/FM, luxury interior, speed control Mileage 42442. Licence JFN916. Was $4995 75 TORINO SEDAN automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. Mileage 42200. 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Len McKnight & Sons Men's Wear TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU EXETER HENSALL 235-2320 '262-2244 1111•11111•1 meeter charge Hawks win two Broken leg sidelines centre Rick Ingram Continued from Page 10 third period scoring in a 9-3 victory. They led by only one goal early in the third period, but came up with five straight tallies to win the game going away. Lovie was particularly brilliant in the first period when the Hawks played a man short for the first time against Stayner as he kicked out three point blank drives from Stayner attackers. Then, with a Stayner player sitting out an infraction, Exeter opened a 1-0 lead when Don McKellar shoved the goalie off a puck and then whipped the disc into the open net at the 10:27 mark, The Hawks boosted that lead to two goals four minutes later when a hard shot by Matt Muller hit the Stayner net minder on the shoulder and bounced over him into the net. Stayner cut the lead to 2-1 in the first minute of the second period, but Fred Mommersteeg got that one back at the mid-way mark when he and Ken Pinder broke in on one defender, Pinder's shot was blocked, but the rebound was quickly snapped up by Mom- *mersteeg and he had an open Wcorner at which to shoot, Stayner narrowed the count when they scored on an errant pass by an Exeter defender, but the homesters left the ice at the end of the second with a 4-2 margin when Brian Taylor deflected a point shot by Noel Skinner into the net, Stayner again came back in the early minutes of the final period to narrow the count to 4-3 when Bill Priddle broke around a defender at the blueline to get a breakaway on Lovie. However, Exeter then took control of the game with their five tallies. Brian Taylor added two more to give him a hat trick for the night, while Fred Mom- mersteeg added his second. Scoring in single fashion in the final period were Gerald Weido and Phil Knight. Ken Pinder, Weido Noel Skinner and Tom. Hayter picked up two assists each in the contest, while helping on one goal were Kim McKinnon, Don McKellar, Phil Knight, Steve Jennison and Taylor. Stayner coach Paul Carruthers switched his two goalies on two occasions, but neither was able to stop the Hawks, Game notes Linesman George Sweeney had some unusual debris to clear off the ice in the second period when a fan tossed a large sucker (fish variety) on the ice... manager Fred Mommersteeg made the important coin call which gives the Hawks home ice advantage for the fifth and seventh games if the series goes that far„ Stayner Siskins play in a nine- team junior "C" loop during the season along with another "D" team from Schomberg. Some of the other teams are from Hunt- sville, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge and Orangeville, giving them some trips of over 100 miles, there are 10 of last year's Ontario championship team on this year's squad. Missing from last year are the goaltender and most of the defensive corps.. Exeter picked up seven of the 12 minor penalties called, but scored on two of their power play chances and didn't allow any while playing short handed, Perfect darts The final night of regular play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was featured by a perfect score of 180 thrown by Anna Romaniuk. Bob Medley compiled the highest score for the men with a 152. Marg Hedley scored 35 victories in the women's division and Duff Rothbauer's 40 wins was best for the men. The Sassenachs won the regular schedule championship with an even 100 points and the runnerup Doublers were 10 points back. The Flying Highs were third with 86 points, the Winkers fourth with 84 points and the Scotties next with 82 points. Friday's first round of playoffs is as follows: 8:00 p.m. Sassenachs vs Doublers Itchy Niters vs Out of Space Shiphunters vs Nicky Tams Nile Hawks vs Dart Sharks 9:30 p.m. Flying Highs vs Winkers Scottie§,:npft.1„, "Outlaws'vS "Rollins' ' LasL Chance vs Dead Enders Not every member of the Exeter Hawks was happy as the squad filed into the dressing room following Sunday's win over Stayner. While he quickly congratulated his mates on their performance, star centre Rick Ingram was obviously disappointed that a broken bone in his leg would keep him out of the lineup and deny him a chance to help the team win the OHA title, Ingram suffered the injury after crashing into the boards in the first period of the contest and he was immediately taken to South Huron Hospital where the break was discovered and his foot placed in a cast. Despite a suggestion that he go home and rest his foot, Rick would have no part of that and accompanied manager Fred Mommersteeg back to the game where he took a spot behind the bench and cheered his mates onto victory. Rick, a past winner of the Hawks most valuable player award, will be missed in the balance of the series, but it is obvious he will miss playing as much as his mates will miss him. Coach Ron Bogart commented after the game that he was sorry to see Rick out of the lineup, as much for the team's sake as Rick's. "He had been working hard to ' help get us this far and was looking forward to the op- portunity of helping us win the title," Bogart stated. "He has provided the team with a great deal of leadership through his constant hustle and drive, and I know the other guys will realize they have to pick up the slack and work that much harder to make up for his loss," the coach added. 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