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Bantams even with Walkerton
The Exeter Legion ban
tams maintained their
penchant for emotion
draining hockey games this
week when they opened
their best-of-five OMHA
quarter-final with Walker
ton.
The two teams hooked up
for three games over the
weekend and ended up settl
ing nothing. They split the
first two games and then
tied the third.
However, the 3-3 tie the
locals earned in Walkerton
on Sunday gave them a
home ice advantage as they
head into the resumption of
the series.
Walkerton won Friday
night’s opener on their home
ice by a 3-2 margin, but the
locals rebounded for a
win at the rec centre
Saturday afternoon.
The teams meet for
fourth game in Exeter
tonight (Wednesday) in an
8:00 p.m. contest and return
to Walkerton on Friday for
the fifth. Either team needs
a win and a tie in those two
games to advance to the On
tario semi-final. If they
happen to split those two
games, a sixth game would
be necessary due to the Sun
day tie and it would be
played in Exeter, probably
on Sunday.
All three games have been
exciting right through to the
final whistle, featuring
some wide-open play by both
clubs.
In Friday night’s opener in
Walkerton, the Exeter crew
jumped into an early lead
when Dave Shaw finished off
a play with Dave Underwood
after less than three
minutes of action.
4-2
on
the
Instead of bewailing the fact
that we can’t have all that
we want, many of us should
be thankful we don’t get all
we deserve.
But Walkerton evened the
count two minutes later and
took a 2-1 lead midway
through the second period.
Shaw came back with his
second gaol on an unassisted
effort early in the third to
even the count, but Walker
ton settled the issue midway
through the stanza when Jeff
Davidson checked an Exeter
defender in front of the net
and pushed the puck behind
Peter Dearing.
Saturday afternoon, the
Exeter bantams appeared to
have the game well in hand
when they scored in each of
the first two periods to take
a 2-0 lead into the third.
Mike Murray was the
triggerman on both tallies,
with the assists going to
Shaw, Underwood and Tom
Coates.
However, Walkerton
rallied in the third with two
goals of their own to knot the
score, setting the stage for
an exciting final five
minutes.
Mike Clark put Exeter
ahead to stay at the 12:07
mark on a play with Shaw
and Bill Glover and then
Clark came back with his se
cond of the game with just
over a minute and a half
remaining to pull the game
out of reach. Underwood
picked up the assist.
In the third game, Exeter
had to battle back from a
two-goal deficit to gain the
3-3 tie in Walkerton.
The home team jumped'
into a lead late in the first
period on a power play and
Exeter evened the score
early in the second when
they enjoyed a man advan
tage.
Mike Clark won a faceoff
in the Walkerton end, get
ting the puck back to Bill
Glover, who then passed off
to Dave Shaw at the other
point. Shaw’s low drive was
then deflected into the cage
by Murray.
Walkerton took a 2-1 lead
midway through the middle
stanza when Kevin Elliott
stole the puck off an Exeter
defender to get a breakaway
on Dearing and they jumped
into a two-goal margin two
minutes later on a power
play.
Exeter pulled to within
one late in the second when
Bill Glover worked his way
around behind the Walker
ton net and came out in front
to drill a shot into the cor
ner.
Early in the third, Jim
Siddall scored the equalizer
when his slap shot from out
side the blueline handcuffed
the Walkerton netminder.
Jamie Chaffe drew the
assist.
Both teams missed oppor
tunities to pick up the win
through the balance of the
third and a 10-minute over
time, being thwarted on oc
casions by their own poor
shooting as well as some
fine netminding by Peter
Dearing and Scott Fritz.
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Disputes term 'disastrous'
Dear Editor:
I am expressing my con
cern with regards to the
sports report written about
the Lucan-Ilderton Jets in
the February 28th edition of
the Times-Advocate.
The first fact I find upset
ting is the choice of words.
It is of the general opinion of
the team that the season
was not “disastrous” but
may be more appropriately
described as disappointing.
Disastrous implies a great
misfortune, calamity or
major adversity. This was
clearly not the case.
Another serious flaw in
the report occurs when facts
are stated concerning the
past events of the teams
season.
Firstly the report failed to
make note that the general
attitude both teams had con
cerning the game played on
February 25. The game was
treated as a joke. Secondly
in mentioning the 12 vic
tories and 30 defeats, the
report failed to make note of
some reasons that lend
themselves to answering the
question, “Why” these
games were lost. A little in
vestigative reporting would
have revealed that for
many ganes there were
players out with serious in
juries and illness.
What I presume to be a
typographical error, un
derscored my irritation with
the quality of your
newspaper as a whole. Mr.
Loveless did not tell the T-A
that . . .‘‘The quantity of
players is (was) here
(there), but, the quality I
am not sure about.”
The words quantity and
quality were crucial to Mr.
Loveless statement. The
mistake of interchanging
them, changed also the
meaning.
I realize that in the
process of the typing out and
printing up of a newspaper
these mistakes may occur,
but, I feel that special atten-
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tion should be given to the
correctness of a direct
quote.
All in all the whole report
portrayed a very negative
tone and misrepresented the
team and coach. I hope that
in the future all articles con
cerning a touchy topic such
as sports will consist of a
larger degree of in
vestigative reporting, and
the word of all detrimental
typographical errors.
Sincerely,
Cora Engel.
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