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JETS SIGN COACH — Jack Chipchase signed on as coach of the Lucan-Ilderton
Chipchase inks the contract with president Harry Loyens and manager Don Urbshott.
Jets, Tuesday. Above,
T-A photo
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Royals score third win,
meet Irish, tonight
When the Lucan-Ilderton Jets
take to the ice for the 1977.78
Ontario Hockey Association
Continental Senior Season they
will have a new coach behind the
bench.
Jets president Harry Loyens
announced Tuesday night that
Jack Chipchase had accepted the
coaching position with the Jets
after a playing career which
spanned 17 years.
Chipchase, a native of Hensall
went to the Toronto Marlboros of
the Junior OHA in 1960 and
moved on to a long professional
career with Tulsa, Rochester,
Omaha, Roanoke, Philadelphia
and Victoria.
He left pro ranks last year to
join the Jets as a player and was
regarded as the top defenceman
in the league.
The Jets new coach is no
stranger to handling players, He
coached Roanoke Valley in the
Southern league and
Philadelphia of the North
American league. He also acted
as general manager for part of a
year at Roanoke,
Chipchase takes over the
coaching duties from Don Urb-
shott who has been, involved with
Lucan-Ilderton teams for the past
15 years.
Urbshott who coached the club
last year with assistance from
Pete Loveless and Bill Bourne
jokingly said, "I'm being kicked
upstairs to the manager's job."
In addition to handling most of
the Jets executive duties since
their inception some seven years
ago, Urbshott was instrumental
in organizing the Continental
League.
Loyens and Urbshott said
Chipchase was the unanimous
choice of the executive when they
were looking for a new coach.
Urbshott said the dual chore of
general manager and coach was
"just too much for one man."
He continued, "It was a real
good break for us to get Jack as
the coach. He was a big influence
on the players last year and was
the team leader,"
Chipchase intends to use a
system similar to that used by the
Philadelphia Flyers, He told the
T-A Tuesday night at the home of
Harry Loyens, "It's a good
system and will give us a com-
plete team effort. A good system
is half the battle."
He continued, "We will also
have a well conditioned team and
they will be aggressive.With the
Flyers system as a guide we will
be able to take advantage of two-
on-one situations many, many
times."
The Jets hope to open training
camp at the Huron Park arena
about September 15. The Ilderton
arena is occupied with a hockey
school for the first two weeks of
September.
Urbshott and Chipchase in-
dicated they were looking for any
young players in the area who
wished to try out with the Jets
saying every position on the team
will be open,
Two members of last year's
club are not expected back. They
are Brian Murphy and Bill
Bannerman who will be taking
over joint coaching duties of the
Strathroy Juniors.
Lawn bowling
starts Tuesday
The Exeter Lawn Bowling Club
began their season on Monday
with about 40 who enjoyed
bowling on the sunny afternoon.
A pot-luck supper, convened by
Gertrude Hamilton was enjoyed
at 65.30.
A short business meeting took
place after which many enjoyed
another jitney.
Next bowling will be on
Tuesday evening, May 31. The
Seaforth bowlers have invited
Exeter for bowling on Thursday
evenin , June 9.
The Exeter Royals chalked up
their third straight victory in the
Southwestern Fastball
Association Thursday night as
they bombed West Corners by a
score of 13-4.
The Royals will be back in
action tonight, Thursday at
Exeter Community Park at 9
p.m. when the always strong
Lucan Irish will supply the op-
position.
Thursday night the Exeter
Royals travelled to Lieury to play
West Corners and came home
with a convincing 13-4 victory.
Newcomer Tom Daley led the
Royals at the plate against West
Corners with a single, double,
triple and three runs batted in.
The Royals struck first as Pete
Glover led off with a single and
came in to score on Tern Daley's
triple.
West Corners came right back
to knot the score at one apiece in
the bottom of the first as Wes
Lockhart walked and came in t
score on an error.
The Royals added two runs int
" the second inning to take a 3-1
lead. Brian Hodgins started the,
rally with a single,
Paul McKnight's single scored
him and McKnight came in to
score on Steve Hodgin's single:
The Royals added one more run
in the fourth as Scott Burton
singled and came in on Paul
McKnight's sacrifice fly.
The fifth inning proved to be
the big inning as the Royals
racked up six runs to take a
can-in-landing 10-1 lead. Steve
Hodgins started the rally with a
single and after Pete Glover
walked, Tom Daley doubled to
knock in two runs.
Jack Glover singled Daley in
and he came in to score as Brian
Hodgins doubled to left. Paul
McKnight reached on an error
and Jim Pfaff singled to right
field to score McKnight, and end
the rally.
In the top of the sixth the
Royals ended their scoring by
adding three more runs. Tom
Daley started off by walking,
Jack Glover singles and Doug
Pearson reached on fielders
choice that allowed Daley to
score. Scott Burton singled to
score, Jack Glover and Brian
Hodgins single scored Doug
Pearson with the final run.
West Corners added three runs
in the bottom of the seventh as
Tom Bullock singled, Jim
Robinson reached on a fielder's
choice and Dave Walker and Bill
Johnson hit consecutive doubles
to chase in the final runs.
Blair Stewart toiled on the
mound for West Corners giving
up 16 hits while striking out five
batters, Brian Hodgins went the
distance for the Royals allowing
six hits while striking out five
batters.
Tom Daley and Brian Hodgins
led the Royals at the plate with
three hits each while Pete
Glover, Jack Glover, Scott Burton
and Steve Hodgins all had two
hits,
Tigers
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the pitching distance for Dash-
wood and deserved a better fate
as he gave up only six hits over
the full nine inning route and
struck out 11 opposing batters,
The Tigers travelled to
Cambridge Tuesday night and
came away with an 8.8 tie with
the Cambridge Pirates, in an
exhibition contest.
The Dashwood club came
through with three runs in the top
of the ninth inning to gain the tip,
Three straight walks after Bob
Hoffman and Joe O'Rourke
singled and Dave Parsons was
safe on an error produced the last
minute Tiger tallies.
They scored four times in the
third with base hits coming from
the bats of Terry O'Rourke, John
Hayter, Jim Guenther and Jim
Hoffman.
John Hayter walked and scored
in the first inning on singles from
Rick Schilbe and Jim Guenther,
Jim Guenther started on the
mound for Dashwood and was
relieved by Kevin Bestard in the
sixth when Cambridge scored
four times.
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