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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-04-02, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1964 Co Serres Produces Real thrillers Following a thrilling 6-4 vie- centre -man scored twice, at the tory over the Strathroy Rockets on Monday night, the Hensall- Zurich Combines tied their best - of -seven series at three games each, Seventh and deciding game of the series was played last night, (Wednesday) in the Hensall Arena. On Saturday night in Hensall, the Combines lost a heart -break- er as they saw an early 4-0 lead disappear in about 15 minutes of the third period. However, with their backs to the wall on Monday night in Strathroy, they played heads -up hockey all the way and came through with a thrilling 6-4 win to tie the series and force the seventh game. Combines 6 — Strathory 4 An outstanding performance by the high -flying line of Bill Shaddick, Craig Chapman and Earl Wagner enabled the Hen- sall-Zurich Combines to tie the series at three games each, in Strathroy on Monday night. Shaddick spear -headed the at- tack with three big goals and two assists. Chapman scored once and assisted on three, while Wagner picked up four assists. After spotting the Rockets an early goal at the four -minute mark of the first period, Shad - dick and company took over and soon skated to a 3-1 lead before the session ended. The classy RO':''R`wIEeS DRIVE-IN CLIP` TON COMING NEXT: FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 3-4 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse GLENN FORD CHARLES BOYER (Adult Entertainment) Colour -Scope PLUS ei 'The Badlanders' seven -minute mark and again at the 11:3G mark. At 17:38 while his team was short-hand- ed, Dale Turvey broke away with Shaddick and Chapman and scored to give the Com- bines a healthy 3-1 lead. The Combines missed several scoring opportunities in the sec- ond, and on several occasions were thwarted in their attempts by the fine goal -tending of Les Brown in the Rockets' net. The only goal of the period was scored by Strathroy at the .15 second mark, when they were turning in their best effort of the night. Early in the third period, Steve Kyle shot the Combines into a 4-2 lead when he banged in a pass from Chapman and Wagner, A couple of minutes later, however, Alex Campbell fired the Rockets right back into the game when he slipped the puck past Dennis Amacher, in the Combines' net. Shaddick scored what proved to be the winning goal at the 13:08 mark, when he converted a neat pass from Wagner into a goal. At 17:20 with the Rockets pressing hard, Ron Caruthers ALAN LADD Colour • Scope Cartoon NEXT WEEKEND: THURS. and FRI.—April 9-10 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "Ask Any Girl" PLUS "Journey to the Centre of the Earth" SAT. and MON.—APRIL 11-13 — DOUBLE FEATURE — Duel of the Titans PLUS "Gunfight at O.K. Corral" Bowling Scores scored on Amacher with a screened shot. With about two minutes left in the game, Strathroy coach Don Mayes pulled his goalie in an attempt to score the equal- izer, but the move back=fired. as Chapman picked up a pass from Shaddick and Kyle, and fired it into the empty net, The Combines came out on the short end of the penalty parade, as they were assessed nine minors, compared to the six given Strathroy. Along with the outstanding play of the Shaddick-Chapman- Wagner line, Dale Turvey and Steve Kyle were towers of strength on defence, breaking up numerous Strathroy attacks before they crossed the blue - line. The entire team turned in a fine effort in the do-or-die game, and Amacher in the nets made a number of sensational saves, About as many fans from the Hensall-Zurich area were at the game as were pres- ent from Strathroy. Strathroy 5—Combines 4 In Hensall on Saturday night the Combines saw an early 4-0 lead disappear, as a determined Strathroy crew pumped in five quick goals to win the fifth game of the series. Goals by Mike Cushman and Bob Livermore in the first peri- od gave the locals a healthy lead early in the game. Then SR. B MIXED LEAGUE Hawkeyes 7 —Lottie Gascho 503. Hi Hopes 0—Alice Hugil 456. Astronauts 0—Romayne Mc- Clinchey 413. Ramblers 7 — Thelma Thiel 472. Whippoorwills 7—Milt Dietz 511. Seldom Wins 0—Pearl Geiger 400. ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE Packers 7—Ann Oesch 481. Lo Gals 0—Lenora Turkheim 569. H. L. A, 0 — Mona Campbell 483. Ups and Downs 7—June Hay- ter 547. Wee Hopes 3—Edith Burgess 588. Greenhorns 4—Monica Char- rette 500. Dashettes 7—Elaine Datars 631. Lucky Strikes 0—B. Geoffrey 529. Doninionaires 5—Ruth Claus- ius 583. Startones 2 — Dorothy Fink- beiner 502. Huronettes 5—Shirley Braid 597. Hi Lites 2—Kay Broadley 509. High single: Delores Schilbe 323. High triple: Elaine Datars 718, High average: Elaine Datars 188. Chum Dog Food 2c off ___ 10/$1. Maple Leaf Cheese Slices ___ 29c CORN, HOT DOG, SWEET RELISH Assorted Relishes 2/59c IN TOMATO SAUCE York Beans with Pork ____ 6/$1. LETTUCE per head 19c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET CLARENCE GASCHO ZURICH in the second Dale Turvey and Bruce Cooper each scored once, to increase the Combines lead to 4-0. For the first two periods the Combines were in complete con- trol all the way, as they held the free -wheeling Rockets off the score sheet. In the third period, however, the roof fell in and the Strathroy six pump- ed in five quick goals. As late as 18:40 in the third, the Com- bines were still hanging on grimly to a 4-3 lead, but Alex Campbell banged in a rebound to tie the score at 4-4. With only 55 seconds of regulation time left, Jim Bender scored his fourth goal of the game to give the Rockets their victory. For the first twa periods the Combines played brilliant hoc- key as they skated and checked like they were out to win. In the third period, however, the team fell apart defensively and showed none of the class they displayed in the first two ses- sions. The Combines were still short-handed for the big game, as they played without two reg- ular defencemen, Bob Hoffman and Bill Murney. • Despite hav- ing his arm in a cast, Bruce Cooper was back in the line-up, and played a terrific game for the Combines, scoring one goal and assisting on another. A total of 17 penalties, in- cluding two majors for fighting, Council Discuss School Legislation thereof, and (b) any other mat- ters affecting public school education in the county, Section 4 states that the rec- ommendations of the committee are not binding upon the min- ister, the county council or any of the public school boards hav- ing jurisdiction in the county. (6) The council of a county may, by by-law passed before the last day of July in any year, establish, as recommended by the consultative committee, the whole or any part of the county as a county school area. (7) The council of a county may, by by-law passed before the 1st day of July in any year, include in a county school area one or more municipalities in an adjoining county or counties if the council or councils of the adjoining county or counties, by resolution, consent thereto within 60 days after the passing of the by-law, (9) When a by-law passed un- der subsection 6 comes into force, every school section that is wholly included in the county school area ceases to exist and the board of such sections is dissolved, and all the real and personal property vested in such board is vested in the board of the county school area. (11) There shall be a board of public school trustees for every county school area, which shall be composed of the same num- ber of trustees and elected in the same manner as boards of education under sections 55 and 56 of the Secondary Schools and Boards of Education Act, ex- cept that there shall be no ap- pointed trustees, provided that where the number of trustees is fewer than five or more than STARLITE were handed out in the game, with eight going to the Com- bines and nine to the visitors, Aside from the game itself, there was plenty of excitement in the stands throughout the evening. A number of fights broke out in different sections of the building, caused by a group of hostile Strathroy fans. Time after time the ice was littered with debris, as the visit- ing crowd took vengeance to the refereeing being done by Gus Boussey and Lou Heinbuck. On a couple of occasions eggs were nine, the minister on request of a majority of the councils of the municipalities concerned may determine the number of trustees to be elected for each municipality and their terms of office. (12) The municipality or mun- icipalities that have more than one-half the assessment for public school purposes in the county school area, as shown by the last revised assessment roll, shall be deemed to be a majority for the purposes of subsection 11. (14) A board of a county school area has all the powers and shall exercise all of the duties of a township school area board. BLUEWATER thrown at the officials, and at least once the hurler scored a direct hit on the back of Bous- sey. Most of the hostility cavae during the first two periods, when the visiting team looked as if they were in for a sound drubbing. However, when the Rockets came to life in the third and tied the score, the feeling of animosity seemed to leave their fans, and they all went home happy. There might have beeen a different story had the Rockets came out on the short end of the final score. Added to the excitement of the evening, was a couple of extra loud fire -crackers explod- ing on the ice throughout the game. Usually the firecrack- ers came at the heighth of a big disturbance, either on the ice or in the stands. About 800 fans attended the game. Mr. and Mrs. John Turner have returned to their home after spending the winter with Mrs. Alfred Scotchmer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West- lake called on Mr. and Mrs. Dewar Talbot on Sunday after- noon. 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