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Exeter lassies defeated Clinton
on Tuesday last 23-9 and defeat
ed London Normal School with
a 32-11 lead. Both Clinton and
London played a hard and fast
game but .Exeter took the lead
in the first half and kept It
until the end of the
Senior Girls
E'XETER—Sweet,
der, 7; Kestle, 5;
Haist; Campbell, 2;
Mickle; Cook; Jinks;
Alexander; Rowcliffe.
CLINTON—G a r o n, 3; Kyje,
2; M. Hanking, 3; D. Hunking,
1; Glen; Haley; Fines; Fing-
Jand; Kelly; McKinley; Chowen.
EXETER—Sweet, 4; Schroe
der, 7; Kestle, 8; McCurdy,
Campbell, 2; Schenk, 9;
Mickle; Cook; Jinks;
Alexander; Rowcliffe.
LONDON—iDorrepoal
4;, Randall; Copeman;
Lamb, 3; Moore, 2
Palmer; Neill; Riddlecomib.
Senior Hoys
Exeter boys defeated Clinton
by a lead of 47-32 and lost to
by a hair’s
2;
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Brintnell;
Lookso,
Pickard;
Gowlett, 2;
London Normal
breadth of 33-30.
EXETER—May,
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8;, F, Dobbs, 2;
Cann; Mickle; G. Dobbs;
11; O’Brien,
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10; Rether, 8; Morgan, 2; Mic
kle; Hunter-Duvar; F. Dobbs;
J. Cann.
.LONDON—Tisdale, 8; Stewart
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Langford’s Lucan Irish took
number one in their best-of-three
series against Hensail in the se
cond game of Monday night’s
doubleheader at the arena. The
final score was 7-3. Thursday
night the two teams will con
tinue their feud in Seaforth.
Besides copping the “B” divi
sion honours' of . this group of
the W-O-A.A., the winner of the
series will meet the top team of
the Thedford-Grand Bend semi
finals.
Lucan set the pace from the
beginning with defenceman
Hindmarsh whipping in two
goals and Stretton adding an
other before, the first period
ended,
goals
In
Fred
drew
flipped the puck in.
At the 2:31 mark in the third
Stretton scored his second ‘ goal
to give the Irish a comfortable
5-0 lead. Hensall retaliated and
in less than two minutes A,
Nicholson and Chipchase came
up with two in a row.
Frec^ Revington pulled off the
hat-trick, adding two more to
the Lucan count, while Dpig
flipped the disc in behind Kuff
ner for Hensail’s’ third goal.
HENSALL—Goal, Mickle; de
fence, Chipchase, A. Nicholson;
centre, Petzki; wings, H. Nichol
son, Messenger.; subs, Little,
Stephan, MacLean, Jim Sangster,
Sanderson, Mousseau, Fee, Jack
Sangster.
LUCAN—Goal, Kuffner; de
fence,' White, Hindmarsh; cen
tre, Paul; wings, Earle, Mac-
Roberts; subs, N. Hary, 'Stret
ton, F. Revington; Hodgins, Di-
montigny. Chisholm, G. Reving-
tOn, L. Revington.
Referee—Claire Van Horne,
London.
First Period
Goals: Lucan,
(Earle); Lucan,
(Earle, Paul);
(F. Revington).
Penalties: Hodgins, A. Nichol
son.
Second Period-—
Goals: F. Revington (Hind
marsh) .
.Penalties: Hodgins, MacLean.
Third Period
Goals: Lucan, Stretton; Hen
sall, A. Nicholson (Stephan);
Hensall, Chipchase (MacLean);
Lucan, F. Revington; Lucan, F.
Revington; Hensall, Doig.
Penalties: Hindmarsh, Dimon-
tigny 5(‘2), Chipchase, G. Reving
ton, Kuffner.
before . the first
Hindmarsh scored both
on passouts by Earle,
a listless second period
Revington b r o k e a w a y,
Mickle out of position and
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I-I i n d m a r s h
Lucan, Stretton.
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Centralia Flyers kept their
playoff hopes alive last Thurs
day night by whipping Mitchell
S-6 before the home crowd.
The win gives the airmen a
good chance .to make the fourth
playoff spot in the district OHA
race. If they cinch this position
they will meet the Clinton
RCAF team in the’semi-finals.
Paced 'by the ambitious puck
chasing of centre Bob Anderson
the Flyers put on theirbest dis
play before the local fans since
they won 'from Clinton Radar
early in the month. Both teams
set a .fast pace all the way.
Anderson was a potent force
on the attack, all evening, and
collected three goals for the air
port besides giving Shaw a’ hand
o n Centralia’s second tally.
Wing-mate Harold Shaw assist
ed on ail three goals, as well as
on the two that Sid Quickfall
picked up.
Aftei* trailing mid-way through
the first the Flyers banged in
six markers in a row, three in
the remainder of the first and
three in the first half of the
second.,
In the third period Mitchell
scored two goals but was unable
to overcome the 8-4 lead that
the Airmen had built up. Powell
and J. McNairn .each caught the
hemp twice for the visitors.
In Mitchell on Monday night,
the 'Flyers took the home team
7-3. The win gives them a tie
with Wellesley £or fourth spot.
MITCHELL — Goal, Chessel;
defence, Rohfritscli, Hefinick;
centre, J. McNairn; wings,»Pow
ell, K. McNairn; subs, Weber,
Tuer, Gibbard, Houze.
CENTRALIA AIRPORT- Goal,
McLeod; defence, Horton, Quick-
Harris', Wings,
subs, Anderson,
Craib, Casselm'an,
ns
dicates total Points in the pre
sent series.)
On Monday night at Sweitzer
Lanes, the Whizz Bangs met the
Hpt Shots, the Butchers the
Pinpoppers, and the Cellar Rats
the Big Six.
In the games rolled on alleys
1 and 2 between the Whizz
Bangs and the Hot Shots, the
latter shot all the whizz out of
Bud Preszcator's team, taking
all seven points. The Hot Shots,
after a rather Slow start in Jan
uary, have at last found the
range, and nothing seems to be
able to stop them, Harold Wolfe
again led the Hot Shots, rolling
a high single of 309. Captain
Harry Holtzman ran a close se
cond with a h'igh single of 283,
Irvine Armstrong showed the
way for the Bangs with one
game of 268, with Norm Walper
next with 210,
On the nex't alleys, 3 and 4,
the league-leading Butchers ran
up against the “on-again-off-
again" Pinpoppers. Last week in
this cplumn the Pinpoppers were
classed as the hottest team in
the league, but on Monday .night
were cooled *'
The Butchers,
added, left only
the Pinpoppers,
placed first for
with three good
209 and 275. Ken Hockey
the high single, though, of
for the Butchers. For the
poppers,
Wuerth ran up one game of
256, while Doug Pryde took the
runner-up spot with one game
Of 241.
In the last match of the eve
ning, between the Cellar Rats
and Big .Six, the Rats ran into,
trouble and only managed to
collect two .points. The Big Six,
led by Grant Case with 641
(289) and Captain Frayne with
626 (264), easily submerged
Don Traquair’s crew. For the
Cellar Rats, Ray McCurdy had a
good evening with 259 being his
high score. Runner-up was the
blow-king, Gqyjp , Cudmove, with
218
Heard Around The Alley
Harold Wolfe (Hot Shots):
“What do you fellows think of
that score of mine—309?”
Bud Preszcator (of the Whizz
Bangs): “This team of mine is
due for a shake-up.”
Fred Darling (the Butchers):
“How did those Pinpoppers ever*
win that second game from us?
Their first game was so low we
could hardly find it!”
Ray Wuerth (Pinpoppers):
“I’m so tired I can hardly see
the pins.”
Don Traquair (Cellar Rats):
“Well, no one blew six times in
a row tonight.”
Si Simmons (Big Six): “If
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sleep over the week-end like I
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Last Saturday night, a team
of five Exeter women were hos
tesses -to a women’s team from
Forest. Much to the surprise of
the Forest quintet, the Exeter
lassies trounced them two out of
three games. Final scores—Exe
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from this Saturday night, Bill
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group to Forest foi
match,
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Wes Ryckman
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EXETER
4,35
f a 11; centre,
Rhude, .Cook;
Shaw, Hallett,
Turner,
Referee—-G.
First Period
Mitchell, Powell; .Mitchell, K.
McNairn (Powell);
Anderson (Shaw);
Shaw (Anderson);
Quickfall (Shaw);
'Penalties—K. McNairn, Hor-
Second Period
Centralia, Anderson (Shaw);
Centralia, Quicktali (Shaw);
Centralia, Harris (Cook); Mitch
ell, J, iMcNahm (Weber); Cent
ralia, Cook (Rhude, Casselman)
Penalties—None.
Third Period
Mitchell, J. McNairn tPowell)
Mitchell, .Weben
Penalties'—’None.
•Muir, Seaforth.
Centralia,
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Semi-Final Series
Dublin won the second game
in Seaforth last Thursday night
by a 7-5 count but failed, to
overcome the three-goal -lea4
that the locals had piled up on
home ice the previous Monday,
Cann scored the winning goal
of the round/ with fifteen se
conds to go in the game which
gave Exeter the series by a one-
goal margin, The game, how
ever, is under protest, Dublin
claiming that it was played one
minute too long and that tjie
semi-finals were to -have been
the best-Qf-three according to -a
motion at the beginning of the
season. The case is to come be
fore the W.0,A,A. this Tuesday
night,
Coach Shaw again came up
with Iiis generous quota of goals
-—getting three, J. O’Connor was
the leading goal-getter for* the
v/inners, with three markers.
EXETER—Goal, Smith; de
fence, Shaw, Ryckman; centre,
Tighe; wings, Stive, Lawson;
subs, Musser, T n c k e y, C a n n,
Penhale, Wliilsmith, McDonald.
DUBLIN—G o al, ~ ‘
fence, F. O’Connor,
centre, Messenger;
son, Woods; subs,
O’Connor, Wallace,
First Period
Goals: Dublin, J. O'Connor;
Dublin, Messenger (F. O’Con
nor); Dublin, J. O’Connor (Sta
pleton); Exeter, Shaw; Dublin,
Costello; Exeter, Shaw.
Penalty: Wilson.
Second Period
Goals: Dublin, J. O’Connor
(Stapletoil); Dublin, Wallace
(F, O’Connor); Dublin, Staple
ton (J. O’Connor); Exeter, Shaw
(Musser),
Penalties: Ryckman, Wilson.
Third Period
Goals: Exeter, Ryckman; Exe
ter, Ryckman; Exeter, Cann.
Penalty: Tuckey.
Curtin; de-
r, Costello;
wings, Wil-
Stapleton, J,
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CREDITON—Goal, Philps; de
fence, Lindsay, Spooner; centre,
Carrigher; wings, Wein, Kerr;
subs, McCoomb, Robinson, Par
ker, Flynn, England, Schroeder,
Baynham, Roeszler-
First Pet'iod
Goals: Crediton, McCoomb
(Flynn); Dashwood, J. Willert
(L-. Haugh); Crediton, Robinson
(Kerr).
Penalties: B. Hayter, Lindsay.
Second Period \
Goals: Dashwood, J. Hayter
(L. Haugh); Crediton, Robinson
(Parker); Dashwood, B. Hayter
(Schroeder); Dashwood, Wein;
Dashwood, L. Haugh (J. Hay
ter) ; Dashwood, B. Hayter (L.
Haugh); Dashwood, J.
Third Period
Goals: Crediton,
(Kerr); Dashwood, J.
Dashwood, J. Willert
der); Dashwood,!.
(Schroeder); Dashwood, J. Wil
lert (Schroeder); Dashwood,
Hayter.
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the lead when
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Dashwood Six
Puts Out Crediton
Dashwood again s w a m ped
Crediton in the first game of
Monday night's doubleheader to
easily win the right to meet
Zurich for the district Inter
mediate ”C” championship.
The final score read a lop
sided 12-4 which, combined with
tlie 9-1 win. gives Dashwood a
sixteen-goal lead in the best-of-
two game series.
Crediton put up a good .game
in the early stages,
gave them the first goal and,
after J. Willert tied il . ..
Dashwood, Robinson put Credi
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period 2-1 in their favour,
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then on The Dashwood boys .popped in
ten goals, while Crediton scored
their fourth tally in the third.
J. Willert and j, Hayter were
the big marksmen for the win
ners, each getting four goals.
Boy Hayter scored two. For
Crediton Robinson got two of
the four goals.
DASHWOOD—Goal, R. Haugh;
defence, H. Hayter, L, Willert;
centre, L. Haugh; wings, X
Hayter, J. Willert; subs, Wein,
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