The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-01-27, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1949 Page 3
Exeter Wins Slush Battle
From Lucan Irish 10 to 6
It was more than just a descriptive phrase as the Lucan
Irish and the Exeter six actually 4id skate each other into
the ground last Friday night when‘the old rivals staged a
duel in a W.O.A.A. hockey fixture at the Arena, The locals,
however, proved the better slashers, coming out on the top
end of a 10-6 score. The second game between Dashwood
and Zurich wag called, off.
Just as the teams were about
to stOP on the ice, some unlucky
motorist smacked into a tele
phone pole down the highway
and plunged the district into
darkness. As a result, the game
was delayed for nearly two
hours. When the boys did get at
it, the late afternoon thaw had
worked its spell on the ice and
by the end of the initial period
skates were digging into the
sawdust.
Nevertheless, the two teams
put up an exceptionally good
game despite the unfavourable
weather conditions. Remarkable
was the fact that neither side
drew a penalty, a rarity when
teams are forced to play on a
sticky sheet.
Had the game been played on
keen ice, it would have been a
dandy, as is usually the case
these two teams have faced each
other in the past. It may be the
only time they meet during the
season, a treat that district fans
look forward to seeing.
Big goal-getter for the Exeter-
ites was Coach Shaw,
shot in four
Three goals
drives from
that caught
net as clean
Sharing the honours with the
coach was the line of Musser,,
R. Tuckey and Cann, which ac
counted for four more of the
counters, Tuckey Musser
George
of the ten markers,
were beautiful low
about the blueline
the corner of" the
as a bull’s eye.
each getting a brace. For Tuc-
key. It was one of (he best
night’s he has had, This year
Ross has been switched from the
rearguard to a wing position.
The other two goals went to
Ryckman and Bin Tuckey, both
coming late in the game.
After Shaw had put the locals
two up, the Irish came back
to knot the count before the
opener ended! and then, early
in the second, took the lead
when Revington and Stretton
broke away early in the second
with the hard-skating Bevington
climaxing the Tiny, The lead
was short-lived, however, when
Exeter came back strong to pot
three goals. Harvey .Langford’s
boys again tied it up early in
the third, only to have Exeter
grab off four more markers,
while they could get but one
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Cellar Rats •
Big Six ........
Whizz Bangs
Hot Shots ...
Pinpoppers ..
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On Alleys 1 and 2 on Monday
night in the E.M.B.L., the Big
Six dashed with the Pinpoppers,
anti some very close games re-
suited. The Big Six ended up
the evening with four points,
while the Pinpoppers gathered in
the remaining three, Al Kelly led
the way or the Big Six with one
game of 287, while Don Case
bowled well in one game with
225. For the pinpoppere. Bob
Nicol had a good night, running
Up a three-game total of 619
(268), while Scoop Southcott
placed second with a 572 total
(240),
On Alleys 3 and 4, the Hot
Shots and Cellar Rats met and,
as was the case on Alleye 1 and
2, split the points, the Hot Shots
taking three and the Cellar Rats
four. Gord McTavish ran wild in
his first game and rolled 291,
while Ken Cudmore managed
one game of 228. The Hot Shots
had some high scores Mondey
evening, handicap
beat them. Capt, Hurry Holtz
man bowled very wen with
three games over 20i0—-222, 259
and 232, 'Carl Schwalm had pne
game of 226,
in the last set of the evening,
the rampaging Butchers touched
the Whizz Bangs for five points.
Harold Bieay ran wild in his
first two games with 299 and
225, while Captain Darling did
likewise with 244 and 292 as
his two high games. The Whizz
Bangs had several men
games over 200, the most
able being Jack WhilsmHh,
and Norm Walper, 248.
Next week, the team handi
caps will change, which should
help some of the bottom teams
considerably. The last two teams
(the Hot Shots and Pinpoppers)
are certainly going to welcome
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