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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-01-22, Page 9WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958 ZURICH Citizens NEWS PAGE NxNE The Senior members of the day evening, January 28. All :Zurich Badminton Club will play members of the local club are ur- Exeter Mohawks host to the Hensall Club on Tues- ged to bp. present Here Tonight Zurich Flyers will again play host ta;Exeter Mohawks on Wed- nesday, January 22. In their first game here Exeter was fortunate to came through with a victory. However, since that game some changes have been made on the Flyers lineup, and they are con- fident they can upset the highly rated Mohawks. It is hoped there will be no fallen ladders, or ruts in the ice for the game. Fans can be sure of seeing the best game of the season when these rivals clash. Be a booster, and at- tend your local hockey games. WOAA Intermediate Honie$Ire Hockey Exeter Mohawks Zurich Flyers ZURICH ..,RNA Wed ' es''' ay, January 22 et 8.30 pm. ADMISSION: 50c, 25c, 15c GIVE THE BOYS YOUR, SUPPORT! 1958 License Plates To Get Your New Plates You MUST Have Auto Liability Insurance. If You Don't You Will Have To Pay $5.00 Into Unsatisfied Judge- ment Fund. For Information About All Insurances—Call • ERT KL PP 'Phone 93r1 or 220 Zurich Representing CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Refereeing Poor But Flyers Turn in 7-5 Win Over Point Edward .edmen. In the second period Hesse again tied the game, from a pass off the stick of Baker, Halfway through the period McKinley scor- ed unassisted to • put Zurich in the lead 3-2, Then at the 15.56 mark Hesse scored his third goal of the game to give the Flyers a commandingg 4-2 lead. Play in the second period roughened up cdn- siderably, with the referees appar- ently not caring at all. Two quick goals by Free of Pt. Edward, again knotted the score 4-4, in the third period at 5.51 Fitzpatrick scored to give the Redmen a 5-4 lead, only to have Don O'Brien tie it three minutes later on a nice passing play with his cousin, Doug. O'Brien. Ken Parker came through with a goal on a pass from Baker with only three minutes left in the game, to make himself the hero of the night. With only a little over a minute left in the game Don O'Brien scored an insurance mar- ker for Zurich to make the game end 7-5 for the Flyers. Tempers flared frequently in this period, as the referees seemed unable to do much about keeping order. Playing coach Don Hesse was the sparkplug of the Zurich at- tack scoring three goals, while Don O'Brien came up with two big goals to aid the cause. Jeffrey, in the Zurich net, play- ed his best game of the season, as time and again he stopped what looked like sure Pt. Edward goals. 0 In a real bang-up game of hock- ey, which was marred slightly by incapable refereeing, the Zurich. Flyers downed Pt. Edward Red - men by a score of 7-5, an Friday night. The game was only 38 seconds old when Free put the Redman in the lead 1-0, only to have Hesse tie the scare at 2.54 in the same period. With only 20 seconds re- maining in the period Baines gave Pt. Edward a 2-1 lead, The Fly- ers missed many beautiful scor- ing opportunities as time and time again, they just seemed unable to: get the puck in the net. arttas Defeat RCAF Team, 4-0 Zurich Lions Bantams defeated Clinton RCAF Bantams 4-0 inthe local arena on Saturday night. Earl ` Wagner spearheaded the Zurich attack with twa goals, with Russ Klapp and Ran Deich- ert each picking up singles. Zurich took a 1-0 lead in the first period, added twa more in the second and scored their four- th goal in the third period. 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Seaforth Ban- tams won 8-2 while Zurich NBd- gets also lost 6-3, after having been in the lead most of the way. Bantam' Game Tom Dick came up with a bril- liant five goal effort for Seaforth with Don Dale scoring two. Jack Dick scored the odd goal. For Zurich, . Ron Deribert scored in the first period with assists going to Earl Wagner and Rick Klopp. The other goal was scored in the third period by "Cuss" Wagner, with an assist again going to Rick Klapp. Midget Game After leading at one stage of the game, the Lions Midgets lost out by a score of 5-3. Bryan Geoffrey scored the first two Zurich goals while Broadfoot scored the initial Seaforth tally. At the start of the third period, after another goal off the stick of Bob Johnston, the bays led by a score of 3-1. However, the roof fell in and Seaforth rapped in five quick goals, two by Harvey Dale and one each by Bob Reith, Larry Dale and Ray Scoins. Although they lost the game "Denny" Amacher was a star in the Zurich nets, as he played his second game of the night. Denny is also goal -tender for the Ban- tam team, and no doubt he saw plenty of rubber fired at him in these twa games. Better luck neat time, fellows! A. G. HESS Jeweller and Optician ZURICR has an Optical Service to offer: Mr. Cedric Passmore, highly recommended Optometrist of Lon- don, has examined Eyes for our Customers far many years. We have filled the prescription with the finest in Spectacles, and at a price lower than what is charged in the larger centres; we also keep your Spectacles adjusted to fit comfortably. Remember you have one pair of Eyes for a Lifetime—they deserve the best care.