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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-03-19, Page 12PAGE TWELVE ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1970 Zurich and Exeter Series Tied at 2-2; Play in Exeter Friday, Back Here Sunday The Zurich Dominions and Exeter Hawks, after four comp- leted games in their best -of - seven playoff for the group championship in OHA Junior D Ranks, are all tied up at two victories each. Exeter took rhe series opener last Wednesday night on their home ice, 7-4, only to have Zurich roar back' with a 5-1 victory on their home ice on Friday night. Then on Sunday afternoon back in Exeter, the Zurich crew came up with a thrilling 6-4 win to take a lead in the series, but on Tues- day night in Zurich they came out on the short end of a 6-2 score. Next game in the series is scheduled for this Friday night in Exeter, with the sixth game back in Zurich on Sunday night, March 22. If the series goes the full seven games, the crucial tilt will be played back in Ex- eter next week. EXE TER 6 - ZURICH 2 The Dominions came up with their poorest effort in the series on Tuesday night before a home -town crowd of close to 1000. John Loader shot the loc- als into a 1-0 lead in the first peridd when he cashed in on an assist from Gary Kyle. The second period was only a minute and a half gone when Exeter tied the score, with Bob Rowe being the marksman. With less than 'a minute left in the session, Ron Lindenfield scored his first of two goals to give Exeter a 2-1 lead, while Zurich was playing short-handed. A goal by Larry Laye and two by Barry Ba ynham early in the third period assured the visiting Hawks of a victory in the fourth game. flje final Zurich goal was scored by John McKinley at 8.23, with the assist going to Aubrey Bedard. Then at the 17.30 mark Ron Lindenfield scored an insurance marker for the Hawks, while both teams were short-handed. Zurich came out on the short end of the penalties, being assess 11 minors and a major, while the Hawks were only cal- led for nine minor infractions. ZURICH 6 - EXETER 4 On Sunday afternoon in Exeter the Dominions spotted the Hawks a 2-1 lead at the end of the first period, then went on to trample them with four unanswered goals in the second session. In the third period Exeter came up with two more goals, while Zurich chalked up another with less than a minute left in the game. John McKinley and Bill Stirl- ing paced the Zurich attack with two goals each, while John Loader and Stu Mustard each scored once. Along with his goal, Loader picked up three assists. For Exeter Randy Parsons scored twice, while Pete Klein- stiver and Joe O'Rourke each banged in one. The game was seven minutes and 34 second old when John McKinley teamed up with Kev- in McKinnon on a picture play and cleanly beat John Hayter in the Exeter net. Two quick goals by Randy Parsons, at 12.10 and 12.47 gave Exeter their 2-1 lead at the end of the period. In the second stanza it was Zurich all the way, as the boys pumped four big goals by Hayter, Bill Stirling started things off when he converted a beautiful pass from Loader at 3.28 to tie the score at 2-2. Four minutes later he scored again, with Loader and Kevin McKinnon earning the assists. John McKin- ley slapped in a pass from Bob Langille at the 15.39 marls, and at 17.34 Loader scored from Stu Mustard and Stirling. The Hawks came back strong in the third period, and at the .41 second mark Kleinstiver scored to bring the quiet Exeter crowd to their feet. At 13.24 Joe O'Rourke kept things alive for the Hawks when he scored their fourth goal. A penalty to Two 4-H Clubs Meet in Zurich Meeting three was held in the Township Hall by groups Zurich three and Zurich four, on Thursday, March 10, at 7.00 p. m. Helen Blackwell led with the 4-H pledge. A demonstration, stewed dried fruit, was given by Cheryl Turkheim while Sally Dietrich. read the recipe. While the dessert was being cooked Mrs. Finkbeinerave the discussion "Fruits all Year Round". She discussed canned fruit, frozen fruit, and dried fruit. At the end of the meeting everyone had a taste of the fruit dessert. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 18, in the Township Hall. 0 0•H.A. JUNIOR "D" HOCKS V PLA YOFFS FRIDAY, MARCH 20 — 8:30 p.m. ZURICH AT EXETER SUNDAY, MARCH 22 -- 8:00 p.m. EXETER AT ZURICH Ron Moore, of Exeter, for hold- ing the puck, at 18.19 proved to -be the back -breaker for the Hawks, and with less than a minute left in regulation time Stu Mustard beat Hayter for the insurance goal. A crowd, estimated at over 1200, saw 12 penalties called against Exeter, including one major and one misconduct. Zurich was assessed 13 misdea- mours, including one major. Defensively, Gary Geoffrey in the Zurich net and Bill Taylor on defence stood out for the locals. ZURICH 5 - EXETER 1 On Friday night in Zurich, the Dominions won their first game of the season against Exeter in convincing fashion, when they registered a 5-1 victory. They were never be- hind as they scored two goals in both the first and second periods, and then added an extra in the third. Stu Mustard, with two big goals, paced the local crew, while Kevin McKin- non, Shane McKinnon and Bill Stirling each scored once. Bob Rowe scored the lone Exeter goal in the second period. Mustard put the Dominions on the scoresheet at 6.07 of the first period when he rapped in a pass from John Loader and Bill Stirling. At 16.47 Stirling banged in a pass from Bill Tay- lor. Shane McKinnon unleashed a sizzling slap -shot from in- side the blueline to completely fool John Hayter in the Hawk's net, at 13.11 of the second period. About one minute later Bob Rowe managed to beat Geoffrey for the lone Exeter goal. With three minutes left to play in the second session, Kevin McI<innon banged in a pass from Aubrey Bedard and Ron Corriveau to give the Zur- ich crew a 4-1 lead. Mustard scored the only goal of the third period, at the nine - minute nark, to salt away victory number one for the hun- gry Dominions. Only nine penalties were cal- led against Zurich in the game, while the Exeter crew picked up a total of 12, including a misconduct. EXETER 7 - ZURICH 4 Tired after a long and stren- uous series against Belmont, the Zurich Dominions lost the first game of the best -of -seven series to Exeter last Wednesday night. The locals were playing without John Loader, who was still out witha bruised knee, and Ron Henry; out with a sev- ere cut on his hand. As well, Ron Corriveau was playing with a badly bruised hip, and Bob Langille was recuperating from an ankle injury. Zurich jumped into a 2-0 and 3-1 lead early in the first period, before their legs start- ed disappearing from underneath them. They had just eliminated Belmont in a tough eight -game series two nights previous, and the effects were still showirT. Bob Cook and Kevin McKin- non each scored twice in the losing cause for Zurich, while for the Exeter crew Barry Bayn- ham and Joe O'Rourke scored two each, with singles going to Pete Glover, Ron Linden - field and Larry Haugh. Exeter roared back from the 3-1 deficit with three big goals in the last four minutes of the opening session, to take a 4-3 lead. They added three more in the second. Zurich's final marker came at the 13.31 mark of the third period. Both teams were assessed 14 penalties, including majors to 13111 Taylor and Ron Janke, of Exeter, for their fisticuff battle. Janke came out even on the penalty end of the affair, but he fell short on the fight end. He had to be taken to hospital for repairs to a broken jaw. Zurich Bantams Reach Finals For All -Ontario Title; Head North Next (by Doug Turkheim) Last Friday night the Zurich Bantams won the second game of the semi- final series for the OMHA championship, as they downed the Ilderton crew 7-2. By winning the semi-final series, they now advance to the finals against the team winning the Playoffs Begin In House League (by Doug Turkheim) The semi-final series of the House League play is now over and the Canadiens and the Hawks will be playing for the House League trophy. CANADIENS 3 - LEAFS 2 In the first game of the House League, Saturday, the Canad- iens won their semi-final series, edging the Leafs 3-2. John flaggitt, with one goal, and David Clarke, with two in the first period, gave the Can- adiens their victory. The Leaf goals were also scored in the first period with Greg Love and Grant Love being the marksmen. There were four penalties called in the game with the Leafs drawing three and the Canadiens one. HAWKS 4 - BRUINS 2 In the second game Saturday morning, the Hawks also won their semi-final series as they ed ed the Bruins 4-2. IDanny Meidinger scored two goals in the first period to give the Hawks a 2-0 lead before the Bruins gained two goals scored by Barry Hess and David Schilbe, to put then back in the game. The next two periods saw the Hawks come up with their vic- tory with Stephen Haberer scor- ing in the second and Fred Mointnersteeg in the last stanza. There were a total of eight penalties handed out in the game with the victors drawing five and the Bruins three. FUTURE GAMES: Sat. March 21 8:30 Leafs vs Bruins (exhibition) 9:30 Canadiens vs Hawks (final playoff) series being played between Warsaw and Sunderland. A goal scored by Dan Schilbe, with a man advantage in the first period,ave Zurich a 1-0 lead. Minutes later John Mommersteeg banged in a pass from Dave Cyr to give Zurich a 2-0 lead going out of the first period. By the end of the second things got very tense as Ilderton carne up with two goals, while hold- ing Zurich off the score -sheet to even things at 2-2. Ilderton's goals were accounted for by Mike McLurlye and Rodney Troursion, both unassisted. In the third period it was Zurich all the way as they bang- ed in five more goals to give the locals their victory. At the 3.40 minute mark Pat Bedard shot Zurich into a 3-2 lead on a passing play front Gerald Weido. Midway through the period Gerald Weido gave Zur- ich a comfortable lead. In less than three minutes Pat Bedard blinked the red light twice to give Zurich a 6-2 lead. The final goal came at the 17 minute mark with Pete Hesse accounting for it. Each team drew five penalties with Zurich having the misfort- une of losing strong defencenlan Rick Grenier, who was given a match penalty in the first period. 0 Zurich Five Club Make Pudding (by Rita Pennings) Meeting three of tie Zurich V 4-H club was: held March 10 at the home of Mrs. Brian Lam- priere. All members were pres- ent and answered to the roll call, "My favourite variety of apples and why." Debbie and Janet McKinley demonstrated how to make oven steamed fruit pudding while Toni and Rita Pennings demonstrated how to make the sauce of the fruit pudding. Most members liked this fruit dish. We discussed dry, canned and frozen fruits. Our leader obtain- ed a film on fruits which will be seen in the Town Hall in Zurich some time in the near future. Our next meeting will be Tuesday, March 17. Spring Specials . TWO-PIECE • s Single Dresser and Bed (Maple Finish) Only $95 TWO-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITES AS LOW AS $149 Wallahs qui...404 Main Street --® Zurich