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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-01-24, Page 11^Niters, Doublers in Legion darts In a battle for first place in Exeter Legion mixed dart league the Itchy Niters edg ed the Doublers 3-2 Friday night. The two clubs are now tied for top spot with 59 points apiece. The Winkers are in third place with 56 points and the Flying Highs and DR’s are in a deadlock at 52 points apiece. The Sassenachs are sixth with 50 points and the Out of Space and Family Af fair follow with 49 and 47 points, respectively. The Scotties have 45 points, CB’ers 42, Outlaws 40, Sabres 39, Nicky Tams 37, Shiphunters 33, Canscotts 31 and Chances 29. This week’s scores were: DR’s 4 - Chances 1 Flying Highs 4 - Canscotts 1 Itchy Niters 3 - Doublers 2 Outlaws 3 - Out of Space 2 Shiphunters 3 - Sabres 2 Family Affair Sassenachs2 Scotties 3 - Winkers 2 Nicky Tams 3 - CB’ers 2 Friday’s schedule is: 8 p.m. Family Affair vs Sabres Out of Space vs CB’ers Nicky Tams vs Outlaws Shiphunters vs Sassenachs 9:30 p.m. Flying Highs vs DR’s Canscotts vs Chances Doublers vs Scotties Winkers vs Itchy Niters READY TO GO — Referee Bob McDonald is ready to drop the puck for the opening faceoff between Don O'Brien of Zurich and Rick Boyle of the 1960-61 edition of the Exeter Hawks. A' '- -9 9^H ^9 . r A at its best SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE WED. JAN. 24 6:00 - St. Marys vs Exeter Novice 7:00 - llderton vs Exeter Pee Wees 8:00 ■ llderton vs Exeter Bantams 9:00 - llderton vs Exeter Midgets SUN., JAN. 28 6:00 - Lambeth vs Exeter Novice 7:00 - llderton vs Exeter Atoms J Hawks lose Dave Atthill Exeter Hawks defen ceman Dave Atthill suffered a broken cheek bone and lacerations to his face when he was carried heavily into the boards by a check in Sunday’s game in Lucan against the Irish. He was taken to South Huron Hospital and then transferred to London for treatment. Atthill was released from hospital Sunday night, but returned on Monday for an operation. The game was extremely rough throughout. Lucan picked up 77 minutes in penalties plus two game misconducts, while the Hawks served 43 minutes. Tie with Lucan Hawks get only one point r Jets beat Maroons, new additions help EXETER The council of the Town of Exeter en dorses the United Nations designa tion for 1979 as The International Year of the Child. We encourage groups to plan an ac tivity with The Year of the Child as a topic or basis for some involvement ' with children. J The Exeter Hawks scored only one point in two Junior “D” contests this week, ap parently suffering from a lack of incentive as their se cond place standing cannot be changed in the final cou ple of weeks in the schedule. Their lone interest now is to see whether their first round playoff action will come from Seaforth, Lucan or Tavistock. They gave up two points to the Braves with a 6-3 loss in Tavistock, Friday, and then battled the Irish to a 5-5 draw in Lucan, Sunday. The Hawks have only one outing this week, playing a return engagement in Tavistock, Friday. Only three games remain after that. Ken Pinder’s second goal of the afternoon with 14 seconds left on the clock gave the Hawks their draw in Lucan in a contest that threatened to get out of the hands of referee Pat ‘ O’Brien. Six power play goals were scored in the af-, fair, four by the Hawks, Lucan jumped into a two- goal lead in the first on tallies by Keith Hartwick and Cecil Nickles and they made it 3-0 early in the se cond with Jeff Marshall blinking the light. Exeter finally hit the sheet with Pinder finishing off a play with Dave Bogart and they made it 3-2 near the mid-way mark of the middle frame when Jamie Caldwell scored the fijst of his two on a power play. Lucan scored late in the second on a goal by Jeff Hartman and they upped the lead to 5-2 early in the third when Brian Murray hit the sheet. Exeter then started to take control of the game and scored twice to set the stage for Pinder’s equalizer. Ken Varley and Caldwell picked up the other third period goals with the assists going to Terry Caldwell and Fred Mommersteeg. Phil Knight drew the assist on Pinder’s tally. Exeter had 16 penalties, including a misconduct to McKellar and a five-minute fighting major to Bilcke, while the Irish had 22, in cluding fighting majors to Bob Hodgins and Dean Densmore. The latter also picked up a five-minute charging penalty and both he and Hodgins were ejected from the game by O’Brien who drew the wrath of players and supporters from both squads. Lack lustre showing The Hawks were well below their usual perfor mance in their 6-3 loss to Tavistock, leaving goalie Steve Wells ‘ ' himself on casions. The teams three apiece mid-way through the second before Tavistock potted a pair late in the period and added a power play goal in the third to win going away. Kerry Bedard, Brian Mercer and Don McKellar scored for Exeter, with Dave Bogart and Jamie Caldwell picking up two assists each. The other assists went to Dave Kinsman and Preston Dearing. Bowling RO CB OB su FL OP SP DA C4 LE Exeter Mens "A" J. Bell 814 T. Wall 729 W. Pearce 749 G. Webb 662 A. Eveleigh 676 G. Wilson 618 B. Hogg 684 B. Schade 631 E. Matzold 822 C. Atthill 729 Ladies Tuesday P. Hunter Duvar 669 L. Dietrich 632 E. Skinner 633 B. Sangster 680 B. Preszcator 534 J. Cooper 579 MM L. Pincombe 687 M. Bridges 530 HD CG PP BB RO WR JS M. Bridges 530 PK J. Frayne643 AH M. Holtzmann 606 SP GR V to fend for several oc- were tied at 7 0 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 64 43 62 40 48 57 62 36 81 67 I. Browning 612 C. Broom 453 Men's Wed. Ind. League D. Brintnell 688FL EX O. Jaques 653 YW C. Zcch™or. 71 BS B. Hogarth 660 8TH B. Jones 634 TR PE HI C. Zeehuisen 714 BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES INCREASE Approx. Weight 250 lbs. Approx. Weight 125 lbs LOINS OF PORK - *1.55 Approx, weight 12 lbs. r BM TC MM ML BM GC BE 3101 2 6 5 5 5 5 2 4 1 2 2 66 79 71 56 51 90 36 64 82 78 17 Victories for the Lucan- Ilderton Jets this season in the Ontario Hockey Associa tion Continental Senior league have been few and far between, but, an impor tant one occurred Sunday afternoon. After losing 4-1 to the Durham Huskies in Durham Friday night the Jets rebounded to score a 6-4 win over the strong Chatham Maroons in llderton Sunday afternoon. This week the Jets will face the league leading Petrolia Squires on two qc- casions. The Petrolia club will be in llderton tonight, Wednesday at 8:15 p.m, and Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. Friday night the L-I club travels to Durham to meet the Huskies again. Tonight’s game against Petrolia has been moved ahead from February 18. Against Chatham Sunday, the Jets jumped into a 2-1 lead at the end of the first period and were never head ed thereafter. Dave Easton scored for Chatham at five minutes of the first period before the Jets scoring machine started to roll. Bruce Reddick, newly acquired from the London Knings evened the score at 11:06 on a three-way effort with Gary Herr and Brian Murphy. About six minutes later, the Jets moved ahead to stay on a successful shot by Jamie Robb with Ian McTavish providing the assist. Robb was back on the scoring parade at 3:15 of the middle frame as he beat Jim Fraser in the Chatham nets. Assisting were Ian McTavish and Steve Proc tor. The second Chatham score came at 6:45 when a shot from the point by Steve English deflected off a Jet defender and into the net. The Jets took a comman ding lead with two goals in the last four minutes of the second session. The same forward line was responsible for the fourth L-I goal. This time Ian McTavish was on the fir ing end with the passing help coming from Jamie Robb and Steve Proctor at 15:56. With less than three minutes remaining, captain Barry Baynham hit Ed Parkinson with a long clear ing pass and he raced into score. In the third period Randy Kraul register by the Jets on a pass from Brian Murphy While Pete Badour and Gary Brown replied for Chatham. Both came on power play ef forts. Referee Phil Jones meted out nine minor penalties with five going to the Jets. John Robertson in goal for the Jets faced a total of 46 shots while his mates sent 32 pucks towards Jim Fraser and Larry Verlinde who shared Chatham goaltending duties. Score first In Durham Friday night, the Jets counted the first goal of the game, but, that was the extent of their scor ing. Ian McTavish was the only L-I marksman. Scoring in single fashion for Durham were Bill Burlington, Ken Nelson, Andy Grant and Dean Neuman. The goal by Neuman was scored into an empty Jet net as coach Pete Loveless sent six forwards to the attack. 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V/SA Dashwood MEAT MARKET 237.3677 »/? milt touth of D»th wood's m»ln intdrttction 258 332 466 433 501 461 510 456 CENTRALIA LOSES Goderich Merchants thumped Centralia 9-2 in a South Huron Hockey League game at Huron Park, Thurs day. The visitors ran up a six- goal lead before Centralia found the range on a goal by Ron Funston in the second period. Perry Knee drew the assist. The other Centralia goal came in the final period with Funston again being the triggerman with the assist going to Bill Hodge. Two fights broke out in the third period with Eldon McCutcheon of Centralia be ing involved in both of them. He had a total of 16 minutes in penalties before being ejected after the second altercation. WHITING'S Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and u'sed) Sales & Service • Antiques & Things MAIN ST.235-1964 EXETER