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are going to make some of the
older gang, including Hesse, Doug.
and Don O'Brien, hustle to keep
uP in the scoring race.
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We have some curling enthus-
iasts in Zurich now. Ed. Gascho,
Hubert Schilbe, John Robinson,
Jack Turkheim and Carl Decker
have been curling regularly in
Hensall, this season. They tell us
this is real sport; so if anyone is
interested better get in touch with
one of these 'five fellows.
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Our Predictions:
Montreal .Canadiens will walk
away with everything , in the
N.H.L. (Even though Boston
Bruins are now favorite).
Kitchener-W.aterloo . Dutchmen
will win their OHA-NOHA Group
title. .
Whitby Dunlopswill win the
World's Hockey Title to be played
in Oslo.
Clinton Colts will edge Exeter
Mohawks for Cyclone League Tit-
le.
At our Exeter vs. Zurich hockey
game we were privileged to have
Jerry Olinski, former N.H.L. re-
feree officiating. Jerry, who
spent several seasons refereeing in
the big time is, to our way of
thinking, one of the most colorful
gents in the business, Like all
good referees, he is busy every
night of the week.
Last Wednesday night he was in
Zurich, Thursday night at Hamil-
ton, Friday night in Chatham,
Saturday night in Barrie and Sun-
day afternoon at Maple Leaf Gar-
dens.
Incidentally, Jerry tells us he
refereed the junior games in Tor-
onto a couple of weeks ago, which
ended in so many fights they
thought for a while they would
have to call the games off.
Oh! for the life a Hockey Re,-
feree!
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The showing our Homebrew
Hockey Team made against the
highly -rated Exeter Hohawks was
indeed pleasing to all of us. A
little more luck here and there
might have seen the score rever-
sed. It was sure good to see all
those fans out; it makes us feel
hockey is on its way back to be-
ing a top drawing attraction in
our local arena. The next home
game is on Friday night with Pt.
Edward Redmen invading the
Zurich Ice Palace to tangle with
our own Flyers. Let's see if we
can't get some more fans out to
this one. You won't be sorry.
Watch that kid line roll. They
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Finally, in winding up this first
column we would like to extend
a word of praise to Don O'Brien
for the fine job of prornoting the
Lions Club Bantam and Midget
Hockey teams, and to Gord. Block
for his untiring efforts with the
Chamber of Commerce Squirts
and Peewees.
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See you next week.
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MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT
The Blue Water Conservation
Club will hold their annual meet-
ing in the Dominion Hotel an Fri-
day night, January 17, at 8.00
p.m. Fred Haberer is president;
Len Surerus, secretary and Albert
Hess, treasurer of this active
group of sportsmen. Anyone In-
terested in hunting and fishing is
urged to attend this annual meet-
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Proudly holding the T. L. Wurm Memorial Trophy (right)
is second baseman Doug. O'Brien, who was considered the most
valuable player on the Zurich Baseball Team in 1957. Making
the presentation is Leroy Thiel, managed of the team. The trophy
(first awarded last year) will be, presented annually by the em-
ployees of F. C. Kalbfleisch and Son, Zurich, in memory of the
late Mr. Wurm, who was a former player and baseball enthusiast
all his life. (Staff Photo)
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MEMORIAL ARENA
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15—
Public Skating
THURSDAY, W. 16—
Public Skating
FRIDAY, JAN. 18—
WOAA Intermediate Hockey,
Pt, Edward Redman vs. Zur-
ich Flyers, 8.30 p.rn.
SATURDAY, JAN. 18—
Saturday afternoon skating
2-4 -
Bantam Hockey, 6.30 p.m.
RCAF vs. Zurich
8.30 p.m, Public Skating
MONDAY, JAN. 20—
Public Skating
TUESDAY, JAN. 21—
Public Skating
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Zurich Win One, Lose Two
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Zurich 7—Ilderton 1
Zurich Flyers gave Ilderton
Wildcats a few lessons in goal
scoring last Tuesday night as they
trounced the Cats 7-1. Coach Don
Hesse and Red Theander each
scored 2 goals to spearhead the
Zurich attack.
The only goal scored in the fir-
st period was produced by Red
Theander. Doug O'Brien, Gascho
and Hesse each scored once in the
second period to take a command-
ing 4-0 lead.
Theander and Hesse each scored
their second goal of the game in
the third stanza, with Dan
O'Brien adding the extra marker.
At 10.32 of the third period
Findlay scored the lone Ilderton
goal to rob Jeff of a shutout.
Exeter 8—Zurich 5
Playing their second game in
two nights the Flyers gave Exeter
Mohawks a big scare on Wednes-
day night, as they lost to Exeter
8-5. The play was much closer
than the score indicated, and only
some sensational goal -tending by
Baker in the Exeter nets preven-
ted the locals from upsetting the
powerful Mohawks.
Zurich opened the scoring at
3.44 of the first period on a nice
scoring play by Gascho, assisted
by Suplat. Garvett and Pincombe
each scored two goals far Exeter
in this period, the single tally
cominz from the stick of Rundle.
YungliTut and Doug O'Brien each
added a goal to Zurich's total.
In the second period Sabourin
scored his only goal or the game
for the Mohawks, with Garvett
adding another to give him the hat
trick. Exeter held a commanding
7-3 lead at this stage of the game.
In the third period Don Gascho
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scored 2 goals, one on a beatti u
passing play with Theander, to
give himself a hat trick for the
night. Oberlee. scored Eketer's
final goal. 12 penalties werecal-
led by referee Jerry Oliski, of Kit -
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Lucan 14—Zurich 1
Playing their third game in
four nights proved too tough for
the Flyers, as Lucan trounced our
leg -weary gang by a 14-1 score.
Harry Wraith led the Irish at-
tack with 3 goals, while team-
mates Don Fletcher, Bob White
and Storey each bagged a pair.
Yelle, Lankin, Ready, Urbshott
and Mean each scored once.
Doug 0?Brien scored Zurich's
lone marker, as the Flyers went
down to their worst defeat of the
season, as the standings now read,
Zurich has won two while losing
five games.
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Zurich Chamber of
Commerce Run
Peewee, Squirts
The Zurich and District Cham-
ber of Commerce will sponsor.
squirt and peewee hockey for the
coming year. The following com-
mittee has been set up to super-
vise their activities, ' chairrn,an,
Gordon Block and members Den-
nis Bedard, Jack Bannister, Keith.
Westlake, Bryce aVlack, Wes Hug -
hill, Milt Oesch and Lee Willert,
Plans are to set up a local leag-
ue of four teams in both Squirts,
and Peewees. All-star teams in
both classes will be picked out to,
represent Zurich in tournament
play.
Chairman Gordon Block, assis-
ted by Jack Bannister will be in.
charge of the all-star Squirt team
which is entered in a tournament
at Strathroy, while Lee Wilbert
and Milt Oesch will supervise the -
Peewee team. which is entered in
the Young Canada Week Tourna-
ment in Goderich.
All children under the age of
12 years living within seven nines-,
of Zurich who are interested in
playing hockey are asked to reg-
ister with Gord Block as soon 'is
possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Westlake
attended the Canadian Furnitum.
Market in Toronto on Monday..
The lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs..
Ferd Haberer, accompanied them
and remained with their daughter,
Mrs. Kaufman.
Hockey Schedule
INTERMEDIATE HOME BREW
SEASON 1957-58
(Games affecting Zurich Flyers)
Games to start at 8.30 p.m.
Jan. 17—Pt. Edward at Zurich
22—.Exeter at Zurich
29—Zurich at Pt. Edward
31--Ilderton at Zurich
Feb, 5,-4Lucan at Zurich
7—Ilderton at Zurich
10—Zurich at Blackwell
14—Zurich at Exeter
17--Lucan at Zurich
21—Zurich at Lucan
26—Zurich at Clinton
28—Zurich at Exeter
IIANT:tiM AND MIDGET
DOUBLEHEADERS
Jan. 18—RCAF at Zurich, Ban-
tam only)
20—Zurich at Clinton
24 --Clinton at Zurich
29—Zurich at Hensall
13antarn Games start at 7.00 in.
lVfidget Cremes start at 9,00 p.m.
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