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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-02-13, Page 7 (2)1 • Huron Park minors advance to next round Two Huron Park teams have advanced to the second round of playoffs in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association and one other won their first game quite han- dily. The Huron Park atoms downed their Delaware opposition 8-4 and 12-3 to sweep the series and the pee wees from Huron Park blanked Delaware 8-0 and 12-0 to advance to second roundplay. The bantams lost the first game of a best -of -three series to Delaware by a score of 3-1 and the midgets downed their Delaware counterparts by a 6-1 count. The atoms will now meet Dorchester with the first game set for the Huron Park arena at 2 p.m. Saturday while the pee wees will host Muncey at 3 p.m. also Saturday. In the opening 8-4 win over Delaware, John Insley, Steve O'Neill and Terry Hodgins, each scored two goals to pace the Waxers win over Bayfield The Exeter Waxers scored a 3-1 victory over Bayfield in an exhibition novice division hockey game at the Exeter arena, Saturday morning. Darren Telford scored the only Bayfield goal of the game in the first period and then the Waxers came on strong to clinch the decision. Doug Scott tied the game on a pass from Steve Batten and George Pratt shot the eventual winning goal with Batten again providing the assist. Doug Scott was back to fire the final and insurance goal for the Waxers on unassisted effort. Huron Park atom scoring attack. Steve Morrissey and Steve Prout added singles. David Murray with a hat trick performance was best in the second game victory. Steve 0 - Neill and Terry Hodgins were close behind with two goals and singles were added by Dennis Johnston, Steve Prout, John Insley, Robbie Winger and Steve Morrissey. The 8-0 Huron Park pee wee win in the first game was paced by Richard Lather's three goal effort. Ralph Wells was next in line with two scores and Tony Underhill, Robbie Funston and Harold Borden counted single goals. - ..The second game win by a 12-0 count was led by two goals each from the sticks of Ralph Wells, Tom Dinney and Richard Lather. Single goals were registered by Steve Gibbs, Tony Underhill, Robbie Funston, Benji Hillman and Harold Borden. Terry Underhill was a double scorer in the Huron Park midget win over Delaware. Getting one goal apiece were Bob Stuckless, Randy Somerville and Jim Moffat. The only Huron Park score in the bantam loss came from the stick of David Smith on a pass from Ralph Wells. The Huron Parkettes were in action in ladies hockey on three occasions this week. They were defeated 4-1 by Lucan and 3-2 by the Centralia College girls before eking out a 1-0 decision over Lucan. Nina Underhill scored the only Parkettes goal in the first game, Anne Lewis and Nina Underhill were the marksmen in the loss to the College and Anne Lewis was the goal scorer in the win over Lucan. Fabulously Comfortable! by 1. Nature Form toe shape. 2. Special padded arch support insole. 3. Hunting veloure suede and quality leather. 4. Genuine Plantation Crepe sole and sidewall. 5. Hand lasted upper for flexibility. 6. Elasticated lace for adjustable fit. 5myth's STORE MAIN ST. PHONE 235-1933 EXETER ('11ARGEX t: SNOOZE TIME FOR WAXERS — Members of the Exeter Waxers hockey team enjoyed a sleeping bag pat- ty at the home of coach Bill Batten Friday night. The boys are shown moments before falling asleep. Top row, Doug Scott, Darren Vandergunst, Rick Gilfillan, George Pratt and Sean Whiteford. Middle, Mike Tiedeman, Bill Fisher and Brett Batten. Front, John Wells, Brent Dawson, Steve Batten and Jeff Pfaff. Lose Carter to pros Jets hold three point lead The close battle for first place in the Ontario Hockey Broncos in second round The Exeter Broncos have ad- vanced to the second round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs after disposing of Strathroy in three straight games. The Broncos wound up the best - of -five series in a minimum of games Wednesday as they won 7- 4 in overtime in Strathroy. They took the first two contests in decisive fashion by scores of 6-1 and 7-3. The final game of the series was close from start to finish with never more than one goal separating the two teams until the overtime period. David Shaw who led the Broncos scoring attack with a hat trick performance scored the first two goals in overtime both on unassisted efforts to clinch the victory. Scott Pincombe notched the seventh Exeter goal on a pass from Bill Glover. Shaw opened the scoring for the locals in the first period as he converted a pass from Mike Clark. The only second period Exeter score came from the stick of Mike Clark on a three-way effort with David Underwood and Scott Batten. In the third frame Scott Batten and Mike Clark were the Exeter marksmen with David Under- wood providing assists on both successful shots. The Broncos will now meet either St. Marys or Byron in the next round of provincial play. re% /%& ,1oer,,#rkrs Valentine candies from... Exeter Pharmacy Ltd. 373 Main St. Phone 235-2070 Association Senior Continental league continues with the Lucan- Ilderton Jets holding onto a three point lead. The Jets scored a close 3-1 win over the Preston Jesters Sunday afternoon. It was win No. 21 and upped their season point total to 42. The Stratford Perths are second with 39 points and the London Kings are one point farther back at 38. Stratford has played one more game than the Jets or the Kings. The only action this week for the Jets will come up Friday night when the Durham Huskies will pay another visit to the Ilderton arena. Game time is 8:30 p.m. . Don Carter who scored a total of 34 points in 28 games with the Jets has left the club to join the Philadelphia Firebirds of the North American league. In his first three games with the Firebirds. Carter 'scared Iwo: goals. Hensel] native Jack' Chipchase is an assistant playing coach with the Philadelphia club. Sunday in their 3-1 win over Preston, the Jets had their hands full and were facing a 1-0 deficit until well past the halfway mark of the third period. Ted Goertzen scored for the Jesters at 10:28 of the middle frame and that's the %say the score remained until Barry Baynham put the puck past Bill Burgess in the Preston net at 12:10 of the final frame. With the face-off deep in the Preston end, Jamie Robb got the draw over to Jacques Cousineau and he slid a pass hack to Baynham and a slap shot resulted in the first L -I goal. Cousineau and Robb were back at 16:28 to set up the winning goal Ladies badminton program ready Any ladies interested in playing badminton this winter are asked to attend sessions now underway at the Exeter arena gymnasium. Rec director Jim McKinlay reports classes will be held each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 10 a.m. Ladies are welcome to attend any .or all of these sessions. Love is like eating mushrooms. You're never sure it's the real thing until it's too late. fired into the Preston net by Jim Blake. His shot was a high one just catching the top right hand corner of the cage. With Preston applying the pressure with six attackers in the dying seconds, Rick Fifield clinched the verdict with an empty net goal. Robb also assisted on Fifield's score. Lorne Daer was in goal for the Jets and turned in a strong performance. The shots on close were 24-23 for Preston. Jets playing coach Jack Nairn has passed the Continental 250 career points mark. He now has 252. Rick Fifield continues to lead the league in scoring with 60 points. Soccer set for season At a recent organizational meeting of the Huron Minor Soccer Association it was decided all games for the 1.975 season would be played during the week doing away with all Saturday or Sunday games. The Exeter Centennial soccer executive met recently and decided to enter minor teams in the Huron league and also sponsor a senior team in the Ausable Soccer loop. Registration for all minor players between the ages of six and 14 years will be held at Room 110 at South Huron District High School on Wednesdays, February 19 and 26 and Saturday, February 22. The Wednesday sign-up times will be from 7 to 8.30 p.m. and Saturday registrations will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The registration fee is $5 and boys are asked to bring birth certificates and three passport type photos. They are also asked to turn in any equipment they may have left from last year. The Ausable senior league will include definite entries from Grand Bend. Ailsa Craig. Taxandria. Nairn and Lucan in addition to Exeter. Registration with the senior team will cost $10. Any interested players over the age of 15 are asked to contact Damien Solomon. John Warywoda, Bill Smits or Joe Laurie. Anyone interested in coaching at any level will also be welcomed. Coaching clinics are being planned. We're Here To Serve You BRITISH LEYLAND Authorized Dealer South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Juveniles stay alive The Exeter juveniles are still alive in the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs. After dropping the first game of the best -of -three series a week earlier, the Exeter club came back Sunday night on home ice to hold St. Marys to a 2-2 draw. The third game of the series will be at the Exeter arena, Sunday night at 8.30 p.m. The draw for Exeter was possible on a goal by Tom Richardson on an unassisted effort early in the third period. A, 10 minute overtime period failed to break the deadlock. St. Marys jumped into a 2-0 lead in the first minute of play in the second period. The first Exeter marker came at the five minute mark of the same session as Randy Regier converted a pass from Brion Penhale. Midgets back against wall The Exeter midgets find themselves with their backs against the wall in the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs against Byron. Byron leads the best -of -five series two games to one with the fourth game set for Byron tonight, Thursday. Byron came up with a 7-3 victory in Exeter Saturday af- ternoon after the Exeter boys tied the series with a 6-3 win Wed- nesday. In Saturday's contest, Byron jumped into an early 3-0 lead although Exeter did manage to cut the margin to a single goal for a short time. John Van Gerwen and Brian Horrell fired unassisted goals for Exeter and Byron Davis con- nected on a play with Jim Gregus and Pete Kincaid. Wednesday Byron also scored the first goal but the locals came roaring back with five straight goals to take a commanding lead. Scoring for Exeter was well spread around with Brian Horrell the only one to fire two successful shots. He received passing help from Jim Gregus and John Van Gerwen. Hitting' the mark in single fashion were Paul Shapton, John Van Gerwen, Ken Pinder and Paul Brooks. Assisting were Ken Pinder with two passes and Paul •Shapton with one. House league In a Saturday pee wee house league game Huron Park downed Exeter by a score of 4-1. Jim Harvey was the top scorer for Huron Park with a three goal effort, two coming on solo efforts. The other score for the winners was notched by Randy Ansley. 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