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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-02-06, Page 7 (2)I.; Close battle for lead in intermediate loop The schedule in the South Huron intermediate hockey league ends this weekend and a real battle exists for the top spots. At the moment, the Exetgr Mohawks and Zurich Flyers are tied for first place with 27 points Lead for Angels in darts continues The lead of the Dark Angels at the top of the standings in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was increased to three points after Friday's regular action. The Dark Angels have a season point total of 67 while the Itchy Niters are next with 64 points. The Doublers hold down third position with 63 points. This week's scores were: Night Hawks 5 - Supremes 0 Dark Angels 4 - BA's 1 BJ's 4 - Inlaws 1 Outlaws 3 - Scotties 2 Canners 3 - Itchy Niters 2 • Doublers 3 - Winkers 2 Shiphunters 3 - Last Chance 2 F' Troops 3 - DR's 2 hp Friday's schedule is as follows: — 8p.m. Doublers vs BJ's Last Chance vs Nighthawks Winkers vs Outlaws Supremes vs Shiphunters 9:30 p.m. Canners vs Dark Angels Itchy Niters vs F Troop DR's vs Scotties BA's vs Outlaws 4• apiece while the Shipka Colonials are right behind with 26 points. In a weekend doubleheader, two of the top clubs broke even. In Zurich, Friday night the Shipka Colonials scored an 8-6 win over the Mohawks. Monday, back in Exeter it was the Mohawks turn to win by a 5-4 score. The schedule for the Mohawks ends with two away games. They will be at the Huron Park arena. tonight. Thursday to meet Cen- tralia College and Sunday -,they meet Jura. To gain Friday's 8-6 win, the Shipka club broke loose with seven straight goals in the se- cond period, three coming in a space of 50 seconds. The Shipka scoring was led by two different players by the same name. Peter Gill and Peter Gill each scored two goals. Get- ting away two successful shots was Shane Burley while Reid Burley and Dave Turner added singles. Brad Datars and Jim Pfaff each scored twice for the Mohawks. Scoring in single fashion were Al Rimmer and Randy Decker: - The Exeter goals in Friday's 5- 4 win came as Gus Brown, Jim PfafT, Brad Datars, Randy Decker and Murray Glanville each hit the Shipka net. Peter Gill, John Becker, Larry Laye and Bill Hoffman with one goal apiece took care of the scor- ing for the Colonials. This is your Personal Invitation To See The Amazing New H.4 22! 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The Jets head the league with 40 points, the Stratford Perths are second with 37 points and the London Kings are third with 34 points and Durham is fourth with 30 points. Each of the four teams have played 28 games to date. The only action for the Jets this week is a Sunday afternoon home engagement against the Preston Jesters. A scheduled trip to Preston, Friday has been post- poned to March 4. Pee wees win in OMHA play The Exeter pee wees took a one game lead in the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs with a 2-1 Sunday win over Byron. The second game was played in Exeter last night, Wednesday. with the third game set for the Byron arena Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The Exeter win was ac- complished in the first game in the seventh minute of a first overtime period. Mark Parsons fired the win- ning goal on passes from Jeff Fuller and Larry Dawson. Byron took a one goal lead at the eight minute mark of the second period and about six minutes later, Doug Brooks squared matters on a pass from Wayne Parsons. The Exeter pee wees travelled to St. Thomas Wednesday to fulfill a Shamrock 'A' league commitment and suffered a 3-1 loss. The only Exeter goal was fired by Larry Dawson with passing help coming from Jeff Fuller'. Happydaysg are here again We are pleased to announce the arrival o-fjhe revolutionary new Volkswagen Rabbit, companion to the legendary world-famous Beetle. Let us show you how much fun driving can really be. Drop in soon to catch a Rabbit. Don Taylor Motors Limited MAIN ST. SOUTH EXETER 235-1 100 Rick Fifield who is the league's top scorer was at his best Sunday in leading the Jets to their win over the Kings. Fifield scored four times to up his season's total to 38. After holding a 5-1 lead at the halfway mark of the second period, the Jets let down and were holding a slim one goal margin when the teams headed for the second rest period. In the third. the Jets came out flying and scored a quick goal to again take command. First period scoring was restricted to the last five minutes and'a few seconds. The London club opened the scoring at 14.46 on a fast breaking passing play. Jim Keon hit the mark on passes from Dave Gorman and Mac Westgate. At 17:46 Rick Fifield started his and the game scoring as he converted passes from Don Carter and Jeff Craig. In the next minute and a half the Jets jumped ahead 3-1. Pete Loveless scored from Jack Nairn and Doug Galloway and Blake hit with help from Jamie Robb and Steve Proctor. The second period was only a minute and a half old when Jack Nairn from behind the net found Pete Loveless parked all alone at the side of the net and he made no mistake. • Fifield was back in the scoring column 10 minutes later to put the Jets ahead 5-1 and then the recession hit and the Kings took over. Brian Hind, Brian Chinnick and Paul Phillips scored for the Kings to put them back into contention. Chinnick's goal was hotly disputed by the L -I club claiming the puck was deflected by a high stick. Rick Fifield worked hard to score his third goal at 2.58 of the final period. He was knocked down in front of the net but was able to propel the puck home while lying on his stomach. Don Carter and Dick Doughty assisted. A goal at the 10:43 came on a very deliberate play. Jack Nairn was behind the London net and held the puck for several seconds without being challenged. He finally flipped it out to a waiting Jim Pinnegar and the score was 7-1 The final Jets scoring splurge came in the last two minutes of play on three quick goals. Fifield completed his four goal effort on passes from Larry Haugh and Steve Proctor. Loveless scored from Doug Galloway and Terry Johnson and Pete Loveless and Larry Haugh set up Doug Galloway. The final London goal was fired by JimWalker. The Jets held a good edgein territorial play as they outshot the Jets 65-34. The attendance was listed at 860. Rec scores are close The scores were close in both Exeter and district Rec hockey games played Thursday night. Usborne township edged the North Stars 4-2 and Les Pines and Newby Tire battled to a 5-5 tie. Tonight, Thursday. Usborne and Les Pines meet in the first game at 8 p.m. and the North Stars and Newby Tire tangle at 9:30. Al Hern, Ron Dougall. Jim Skinner and Larry Johns each notched one goal to account for the Usborne scoring Chris Daniel registered both goals for the losing North Stars. Ed Kerslake fired two suc- cessful shots to pace the Newby scoring attack Getting one goal apiece were Bob Jones. Toni MacDonald and Dale Skinner The Newby scoring was well spread with Fred Welts. Doug Fairbairn, Ian McCallum. Ron Moore and John Gadwa hitting with one goal each. HP minors take trophy Five Huron Park minor hockey teams travelled to Royal Oak, Michigan Sunday and returned with the International trophy. Huron Park won the two game series 31-29 after taking a 24-20 lead in the first half played at Huron Park a couple of weeks ago. The midget win by Huron Park 5-1 *over Royal Oak in the final game of the series ensured the championship win. Royal Oak won the first two games of the day taking the atom game 2-0 and the squirt contest 1- 0. Royal Oak took the pee wee af- fair 2-1 and the bantam game ended in a 3-3 tie. Tony Underhill scored the only HP pee we •.oal and Ross Black scored twice r the bantams and Perr I . added a single. The 1 ran •ark midget scor- ing was ' ed by Brian Lather and Randy`' merville with two goals - apiec The odd counter was added b Dave O'Neil. Back in Shrock league play, Huron Par atoms lost 4-2 to Ilderton. Steve O'Neil fired both goals. A return game saw Ilder- ton win by a score of 5-2. Steve O'Neil and Terry Hodgins were _the HP marksmen. Against Exeter, Wednesday. the HP atoms won 4-2. Steve O'Neilt scored twice for the winners and Steve Morrissey and John Insley added singles. Scor- ing for Exeter were Chris Van Gerwen and Trevor Boyle. Steve O'Neill and Dave Murray scored for Huron Park in a 2-2 tie with Mountsfield. It was the first time this year in 26 starts that the London area team had failed to win. ' In bantam action. Dorchester downed Huron Park 4-2. Both goals for the locals were scored by Mark Cronyn. A midget contest saw Dorchester win 5-4. Perry Knee and Randy Somerville each scored a pair of goals for the Park. In the final game of the week. Huron Park pee wees whipped Ilderton 5-1. SCoring in single fashion for the winners were Steve Gibbs. Ralph Wells. Mike Mills. Benji Hillman and Richie Lather. Playoffs in the OMHA for Huron Park teams begin this week. Saturday at 2 p.m. the hhuron Park atoms will meet Delaware at the Huron Park arena and at 3 p.m. the same two teams will meet in pee wee com- petition. The HP bantams and midgets will also meet Delaware in OMHA play. Home games will be played at the Huron Park arena Tuesday night with games set for 8 and 9 p.m. HP wins in house Saturday's pee wee house league game ended in a 4-2 win for Huron Park over Exeter. Peter Christie turned in a three goal performance while Jim Lawrence added a single for Iluron Park. Assists went to Jeff Dixon. Peter Sutherland, Ed 1)eV'ries and Jim Lawrence. For Exeter. 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