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Dear Sir:
The hockey seasop is fast
drawing to a close.
Congratulations to all local
teams for a job well done. I
would like to again express
my appreciation to the many
people who make the Exeter
Hawks all possible.
This year’s version of the
Hawks was something
special to me as a coach.
Many fans, officials and
"authorities” had us classed
as "alsorans” from the start
of the season. "You’ll never
get by Mitchell,” "You’ll
never get out of your own
division in the playoffs.”
These were familiar rum
blings heard around town.
We started last fall with a
nucleus of veteran players
and many rookies. Right
from the start we had our
troubles-Steve Beer broke
his leg, Brian Mercer broke
his arm --football injuries,
Randy Parsons hurt his knee
at the first practice.
Everyone that stayed with us
made the team. We tried to
mould these players
together-we had our
problems. Steve Jennison re
injured his knee--possibly
out for the season. Con
troversy arose over the
return of certain players.
But we arose to the occasion
and hopefully solved the
problems.
We were delegated to "last
place” at times but we were
in first place at Christmas--
our goal. Sure Mitchell
handled us all year and we
lost a few key games which
Antenna
Problems?
The Lucan juveniles have
home ice advantage for the
seventh game to decide the
Ontario Hockey Association
“C" juvenile championship.
The all important title
deciding contest will be
played at the Lucan arena
Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.
with Colborne providing the
opposition.
Each team has won three
games, all on their home ice.
Lucan took a one game
advantage with a fairly
decisive 8-6 win on home ice
Friday afternoon, but, they
were on the short end of a 5-1
score in Colborne Sunday to
force the sudden-death
contest, Saturday.
While losing 5-1 Sunday,
the Lucan club stayed in
contention until the final
minutes of the third period
when Colborne pulled ahead.
Down 2-0 starting the third
period, the Irish youngsters
wasted little time in getting
on the scoreboard and back
into contention.
Brian Murray converted a
pass from Ken McManus at
2.47 of the final period of
play. That’s the way the
score remained until
Colborne broke the game
open in the dying minutes,
Steve Jones led the
Colborne scoring attack with
a three goal effort. Notching
single scores were Gil Clarey
and Ron Pilsworth.
In Lucan Friday the first
period was even with each
team scoring one goal.
Lucan scored four unan
swered goals in the middle
frame and upped their lead
to 7-2 early in the third
before the Colborne team got
into a scoring mood.
Martin Duenk led Lucan in
scoring production with two
successful shots. Scoring in
single fashion were Tom
McGorman, Brian Murray,
Martin Clarke, Ken
McManus, Bob Hodgins and
Jim Hayter.
Pete Williams and Steve
Jones each scored twice for
Colborne. Getting one goal
each were Jay Mills and
Tom Carey.
"spirit” and teammorale.We
hope we provided an exciting
brand of hockey for
everyone.
Thanks to my wife and
family for the time "away
from home.” This year has
been great in many ways and
has been very gratifying to
me because all along I
believed "We could do it”~
Well we just about did--we
have been eliminated in 78-79
but in 5 short months we’ll be
back at it again and the
familiar "Go Hawks Go”
will again sound for 79-80.
Thanks to everyone
Ron Bogart
Coach Exeter Hawks
could have kept us in con
tention for league cham-
pions--but we still believed
"we could do it.”
Seaforth in 4. "You’ll
never beat Mitchell” Mit
chell in 7--a super series of
Junior hockey. We gained
some believers. Belmont in 4
and into the OHA Semi
finals, representing the
Western Jr "D” league for
the third year in a row.
We lost to St. George in 6-a
team that was supposed to
"Blow us out of the rink”,
but a difference of 6 goals in
6 games really doesn’t
"Blow us out of the rink.”
With a couple of breaks
along the way we could have
continued to the finals. We
have been eliminated--but
not defeated. The bubble
may have burst but I
believed right from the start
we "could do it”.
The Exeter Hawks never
gave up-maybe we"let up”
but never gave up and that’s
what makes the year so
satisfying. We saw some
players improve and play
beyond expectations. Others
let down at times. When we
were hot-we were hot; when
cold-everyone was cold. We
stuck together.
Although it’s disappointing
not getting to the final when
you’re so close, I think we
can hold our heads high and
have nothing to be ashamed
of, and we can always say
"Wait until next year.”
I would like to thank the
seven graduating veterans-
Ken, Phil, Steve, Don,
Jamie, Fred and Randy for
your dedication to the Hawks
since I have been coach.
Thanks to the rest of the
team for a great year and I
hope to see you back next
year playing for Exeter,
regardless who is coach. We
all did our best and we never
gave up. Thanks Hawks for
the season-You made it all
worthwhile.
Thanks to Manager Fred
and Trainer Larry for a job
well done. Thanks to
E.M.H.A. for your spon
sorship. Thanks to the Arena
Staff. Thanks to Norm
Walper for driving the team
bus and arranging for
transportation. Thanks to
Shirley Pratt and Cathy
Whiteford for your
dedication to the team.
Thanks to the Osgoods for
your many hours behind the
"mike” and on the "switch”.
Thanks to the fans who
supported us at all times and
who have faith in us to follow
us even when we were
"down.” Thanks to the girls
who made the signs. All this
means so much to the
Hawks ousted
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Continued from page 15
Hawks may be in for a let
down due to their series
standing, were quickly con
vinced otherwise as they
jumped to the attack from
the opening faceoff.
The hustle paid off at the
7:54 mark when Brian
Mercer out-raced a defender
to pick up a clearing pass
from Ken Pinder as the
Hawks were killing off a
penalty. Mercer’s blast
hand-cuffed Mark Northey
for the first tally of the
game.
Less than three minutes
later, Preston Dearing fired
a liner from outside the
blueline and it took a crazy
hop between Northey’s legs.
Phil Knight and Dave Bogart
drew the assists.
Just before the midway
mark of the second, the
Lions scored on a power
play on a rebound Tom
Fergus took off the stick of
Randy Lovie and set off
fears that the Hawks would
again blow two-goal leads as
they had twice in Exeter in
the fourth game loss.
However, in less than a
minute, Dave Kinsman fired
in a backhander after taking
a pass from Ron Bilcke to
regain the two-goal margin
and 38 seconds later, Ken
Pinder batted in a pass from
Dave Bogart in a goal-mouth
scramble on a power play.
After St. George whittled
the lead to 4-2 in the scoring
spree, Phil Knight boosted
the margin back to three at
the 13:34 mark on another of
his solo dashes and he pick
ed an opening that wasn’t
evident to most of the spec
tators.
The Hawks enjoyed a two-
man advantage shortly
after, but failed to capitalize
on the opportunity.
Just before two minutes
had elapsed in the third, the
count hit 6-2 for Exeter
when Northey lost sight of
Phil Kinght’s shot and as he
was looking over his
shoulder, Terry Caldwell
picked up the puck in front
of the net and pushed it
across the line before the
goalie could recover.
St. George then moved to
the attack, but Randy Lovie
came up with some big
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but the Hawks shut the door
on them from that point to
preserve the win.
Each team picked up 11
penalties although the Ex
eter fans'thought the Hawks
drew more than their fair
share in the hard-hitting
third period.
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In our current 19 79 Spring & Summer Catalogue
Nugold 1 litre can #28-8213X, Copy reads "In new litre can 99c", this
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this item is not by Stimsonite.Q#11-1539 (Shop-type) battery charger
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