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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-11-13, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Juniors Lose to Exeter and Lucan r e .fates .ereSunday�eInce ru in attendance at the game. other goal. Mustard shot the Dominions into an early 1-0 lead at the 2.45 mark of the first period, when he rifled in a pass from Schilbe. Midway through the period Dave Revington scored his first of three goals for the Irish to put them right back into contention, but with only a little over a minute to play Schilbe The Zurich Dominions and Exeter Hawks battled through almost thirty minutes of score- less hockey on Sunday aftaernoon, before penalties finally took their toll for rhe locals and the visitors pumped in two quick goals. They added their final marker to make the score 3-0 midway through the third period. Both teams played cautious hockey in the first session, feel- ing each other out carefully' in their first meeting of the season. They were plenty of close calls at both ends of the arena, but neither team managed to score. Zurich picked up four penalties in the period, compared to five for Exeter. In the second period the Dom- inions started running into stupid penalties and at one time they had four men in the penalty box at one time with minors. The y weathered the storm throughout the four penalties, but then a major to Shane McKinnon proved to be their downfall, as the Hawk rifled two quick goals past Gary Geoffrey, in the Zurich nets, eleven seconds apart. At this point the Hawks picked up two minor penalties at one time, but the Zurich crew failed to dent the twine while they had the big advantage. A total of eight penalties were called against the Dominions in the second period, compared to three for Exeter. Brian Camp- bell and John Braid scored for the Hawks. Penalties continued to take their toll in the third period, as the visitors rapped in their third goal of the game while the lo- cals were short-handed. Joe O'Rourke scored for the Hawks. The Dominions picked up five more penalties in the third to run their game total to 17, com- pared to 11 for the Hawks. John Loader, a former mem- ber of the Goderich Junior B team made his first appearance in a Zurich uniform following his certificate beinapproved by the executive of the OHA, and played a strong game for the locals. Glenn Gascho filled in for Gary Geoffrey in the Zurich nets during the last part of the third period, after Geoffrey had pulled a muscle in his leg. There were three casualties at the game, with two of them being spectators who were hit with pucks, and the third an Exeter player, Mike Hoy, who suffered pulled shoulder muscles when he was given a stiff body check by Zurich defenceman Bruce Schoenhals. A crowd of well over 500 were LUCAN 6 - ZURICH 3 The line of Stu Mustard, Ron Corriveau and Rich Schilbe ac- counted for all three goals as the Zurich Dominions went down to a 6-3 defeat at the hands of the Lucan Irish, last Wednesday night in Lucan. Each player scored once and assisted on an - Closed Circuit TV Now Used In Classrooms A mobile closed-circuit tele- vision system has brought farm tours to the classroom. Students no longer need spend a whole day in pouring rain, trudging through muddy fields, to observe farming at first hand. Instead, a filmed tour, highlighting a particular operation, comes right to the student. Valuable classroom hours, once spent in travel, are now saved. Seasonal farm practices are preserved for off- season viewing. This closed-circuit television system was devised by the Agr- icultural Engineering Division of the Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology, and is under the supervision of John Clark, head of the Division. From a small beginning two and one-half years ago, the closed- circuit system is now used about twenty hours a week. The system is used in several ways. Many Lectures are given under the television spotlight and monitors in the classrooms give students a ringside view. Seeds, carburetor parts, designs in fabric - all can be shown un- der a camera and are seen clear- ly on the monitors. Videotapes of farm tours, home economics demonstrations and student speeches and presentat- ions can be shown on the circuit and have proved to be valuable in maintaining student interest and awareness of the subject under discussion. The story of the College, which is operated by the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, was recently shown on the system of off -campus groups at meetings and winter fairs. Mr. Clark, who does most of the film work himself, believes the potential of this system is enormous and that exploitation of CCTV has hardly begun. Zurich t• letic SS capitalized on a pass from Cor- riveau to give the Zurich crew a 2-1 lead. Mike Anderson scored the only goal of the second period for Lucan to tie the game at 2-2. At the 6.37 mark of the third period Ron Corriveau scored from Mustard to give the Dominions what looked like the winning goal. But a little over a minute later the roof fell in for the Zur- ich team as Dave Revington bang, ed in two more goals, in just 13 seconds, to give the Irish a 4-3 lead. Two insurance goals by Gord Hardy and Ken Needham clinched the game for Lucan. A total of 24 penalties were mamatanzmanooleamiraeriessilellor THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1969 handed out in the game, with each team drawing 12 of them. EXI-IIBITION GAME Since there will be no home game for the Juniors this week, an exhibition game has been lined up for Sunday afternoon between the Dominions and the Zurich Flyers, intermediate en- try. 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