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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-01-24, Page 8Page 8 Times-Advocate, January 24, 1979 Sports Spotlight By Ross Haugh Any liniment? We would imagine the sale of liniment and muscle relaxers was high in the area Monday morning. Saturday night members of the 1960-61 Exeter junior hockey team took to the ice at the South Huron Rec Centre against the Zurich Old Timers. While several of the team are still active with local rec league teams, some haven’t laced the blades on for many years. Two remarks we heard were, “when is it over?” and “my legs feel like rubber.” Seriously, the teams put on a good show. Although, the tempo of the game was considerably slower than that turned in 18 years ago, the stick handling abilities of many stood out. Two weeks ago we asked for more information about the first junior team organized in Exeter for the 1951-52 season. A talk with manager Derry Boyle and a couple of the players has revealed the majority of the playing personnel. Jim Young of Lucan was the goal tender. Qther members were Jack Fuller, Bob Wade, Reg Schroeder, Gord Cann, Murray Brintnell, Keith Brintnell, Bill Hodgins, Glenn McFalls, Max Tiedeman and Gerald Dearing. The coach of the team was Bob George, an employee of Ontario Hydro in this area at the time. Should be interesting The upcoming International hockey series between team NHL and the Soviet Union should prove to be very interesting. * While the National hockey league all stars will not have much time for practices, they will at least be among the top 25 players in the league and the series comes midway through the season when all com­ petitors should be at or near their peak in physical condition. The full team is expected to be named this week adding to the starting six players selected by the fans in all NHL cities. The three games will be played in Madison Square Gardens in New York on the nights of February 8, 10 and 11. All games will be shown on national television. We're The Area's Team of 1960-61 Elder juniors defeat Zurich p SH wrestlers win Except Tails And Giants and Don O’Brien. Derry Boyle who was manager of the team during the 1960-61 season was behind the bench in a coaching role for Saturday’s contest. The Exeter roster includ­ ed Gerry Cooper, Jack Chipchase, Jim McDonald, Gerald McBride, Dale Turvey, Frank Boyle, Rick Boyle, Lloyd Moore, Bob Jones, Jim Russell, Mike Cushman, Jack Stephan, Lester Heywood, Cy Blom- maert, Fred Wells and Murray Bell. SNOWMOBILE HEADQUARTERS Full Line Clothing And Parts JUNIORS OF 18 YEARS AGO — Most members of the Exeter junior team of 1960-61 were back in action Saturday night as they defeated the Zurich Oldtimers 6-2. Back, left, Jim McDonald, Murray Bell, Jack Chipchase, Dale Turvey, Mike Cushman, Jim Russell, Fred Wells, Rick Boyle and Lester Heywood. Front, Lloyd Moore, Jack Stephan, Cy Blommaert, Jerry Cooper, coach Derry Boyle, Bob Jones, Frank Boyle and Gerald McBride. T-A photo 25% off Cross Country and Downhill Ski Suits JERRY MacLEAN & SON AUTOMOTIVE LTD. OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS.. _ a BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLYExeter 235-0800 SUITS $2796 The Exeter Hawks junior hockey team of the 1960-61 season was reunited Satur­ day night and they showed some of their previous form as they downed the Zurich Old Timers by a score of 6-2. Both clubs took plenty of time to get warmed up with only one goal in the first period. It came from the stick of Jack Stephan for the juniors. Stephan is a regular member of the Zurich old timers and switched sides for this special contest. In the second period the Exeter club jumped into a . two goal lead as Mike Cushman and Jack Chipchase hit the mark. Cushman pounced on a rebound on a blueline shot by Murray Bell and Chipchase scored after two rebounds on a shot from the point by Cushman. Only 4 Days Left In Our January S. SALE You Have Until Saturday To on Sports Equipment, Automotive, Radio Shack, Hardware, Tools, Winter Boots, Camping Supplies, Etc., Etc. Dinner is nearing This is the second last time we will be able to talk about the upcoming sixth annual Exeter Sportsmen’s dinner. Sponsored by the Exeter Lions club, the pop­ ular event will be held Tuesday, February 6 at the South Huron rec Centre. . Chairman Peter Raymond and his dedicated com­ mittee members have been busy lining up an attrac­ tive and interesting array of guests and celebrities from all facets of the sporting scene. Heading the speaking list will be Bobby Bragan who is well known in the big league world of baseball. Bragan, a scrappy catcher with the Brooklyn Dodgers and other NL teams was the manager of the Pittsburg Pirates fora time. Since his active playing days, Bragan was in­ volved in the Baseball Players Association and has now moved to Commissioner Bowie Kuhn’s office as a goodwill ambassador. A more detailed list of expected guests will appear in a story in this issue as we were unable to get in touch with Peter Raymond at the time of this writing. One of the most successful and popular men in professional hockey is’expected to be in attendance. He is the elder statesman of the game Frank Selke Sr. Selke is one of the men responsible for building two successful hockey operations. He combined with Conn Smythe to get the Toronto Maple Leafs un­ derway and then switched his allegiance to the Mon­ treal Canadiens and their success over the years is no secret. Two active hockey players have made tentative plans to attend the local dinner. They are Dan Maloney of the Leafs and former London Knight Brad Marsh who is now with the Atlanta Flames. Football will be represented by Toronto Argo defensive star Wayne Smith and possibly someone from the Detroit Lions or Cleveland Browns. Peren­ nial favorite Glenn Weir will also likely attend. Weir was here for the first five dinners. Lou Whitaker of'the Detroit Tigers who was nam­ ed American league rookie of the year in 1978 will definitely be here and Rick Bossetti of the Blue Jays is a distinct possibility. The master of ceremonies will be Tom McKee who is well known for his coverage of all sports on CBC television. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for public and high school students. They are available from any Lions member. All proceeds are directed to crippled children’s organizations and monies spent on tickets are tax deductible. Don’t wait. Get your tickets early and we’ll see you at the Rec Centre on February 6. Rec tourney The Exeter and district recreation hockey league is sponsoring an eight team tournament at the South Huron Rec Centre this weekend. Four local clubs, MacLean’s, Pfaff Electric, Algoma Tire and Les Pines will be facing opposition from Zurich, Seaforth, Holmesville and St. Thomas. The first game will go Friday night at 8 p.m. with MacLean’s facing Zurich. Action resumes Saturday morning at 9 a.m. with Algoma Tire taking on Seaforth, Pfaff Electric tangles with Holmesville at 11 and two hours later it will be Les Pines against St. Thomas. Playoff games will continue throughout Saturday with the consolation final being played at 11 a.m. Sun* dhy and the chumpionship contest slated for 1:30 Sun­ day afternoon. Pfaff wins in Rec loop In Exeter rec league action Monday night Pfaff Electric swamped the Elites by a score of 12-3. Randy Gilfillan led the Pfaff scoring attack with a four goal effort. Murray Bell and Jim Rolph were next with two successful shots each. Scoring in single fashion for the winners were Jim Pfaff, Bob Hodgins, Grant Turner and Don Heywood. The Elites goals came from the sticks of Hank Epp, Don Campbell and Harold Eberhart. Four of the local league teams will be participating in a rec tournament at the South Huron Rec Centre this weekend. The first game goes Friday night at 8 p.m. with play continuing Saturday with the consolation final at 11 a.m. Sunday and the championship contest at 1.30 p.m., Sunday. hockey The first Zurich score was notched by Dick Bedard on a backhand shot from about 20 feet out. At the 30 second mark of the third period, Frank Boyle combined with Bob Jones and Jack Stephan to put the Hawks in from 4-1. Only a few minutes later some of the same players were in on the fifth Exeter marker. Bob Jpnes registered with passing help coming from Frank Boyle and Jack Chipchase. Ken Smale fired the last Zurich goal at 13 minutes and Jim Russell took care of the final Exeter goal bn a three-way passing effort with Mike Cushman ’ and Fred Wells. Goalies at both ends turn­ ed in good performances in the free wheeling contest. Gerry Cooper in the Exeter nets was very sharp turning aside many difficult shots while Percy Bedard and Paul Steckle sharing the Zurich netminding duties were also effective. The goalies were helped on several occasions by goal posts. Jim McDonald and Dale Turvey of the Hawks rapped shots off the Zurich goal posts and the same thing happened at the other end shots by Bob Johnston The wrestling team from South Huron District High School came up with only one victory in Thursday’s dual meets against Norwich, Medway and Lucas. Despite the two losses, coach Doug Ellison said the locals showed great im­ provement. South Huron defeated Norwich 32-20 and lost 34-23 to Lucas and 32-25 to Medway. Phil DeHaan who was named South Huron’s top competitor won three matches. Tim Martens ac- • complished the fastest pin of an opponent and Greg Sangster was deemed to be the most improved. Winning two bouts for South Huron were Frank Vermaeten, Mike McQuiggan, Brian Westelaken, Greg Sangster and Ron Coolman. Single matches were won by Tyler Goudie, Frank Gif­ fin, Vince Winters, Mike .Westelaken, Jamie Eveleigh, Ed Webster and Kotaro Watanake. 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