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Who Can Defeat Forest?
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win was a
Red Graham,
The $64 Question
The $64 question in the Cy
clone league: Who’s going to stop
Forest? Red Graham’s powerful
Lakesides haven't dropped a
game this year.
They have captured five
straight victories — against the
tougher teams of the league, too.
Are they going to walk away
with the title or can the other
clubs stop them before they get
too commanding a lead?
Forest added Strathroy to its1 list of victims Tuesday night, The
' other unfortunates include St.
Marys, Zurich, Lucan and Exeter.
The only two "A” teams Forest
hasn’t met are Goderich and Hen
sall,
Exeter Mohawks will try to
avenge their 6-4 defeat from
Lakesides Friday night at the
local arena. Both teams are in
better shape than their last meet-
should be ex-ing, so the contest
citing.
Street Triumph
Tuesday night’s
sweet victory for
who took over Lakesides from
Ted Garvin, now Strathroy’s
playing-coach.
The rivalry between the two
was bound to reach some type of
climax and it did. Graham and
Garvin clashed in a skirmish dur
ing the second period but it re
mained only minor.
The Lakesides had command
all the way. They took a 3-0 lead
in The first period and coasted to
the win.
In other games Tuesday night,
Goderich defeated Hensall in an
exciting 4-3 tilt. Lucan Irish
swamped the lowly Byron squad
10-1.
Friday night the Cyclone
league blew wide open with two
lop-sided contests that startled
most observers.
Goderich Pontiacs, who were
defeated 10-3 by Lucan in their
first contest, completely reversed
the decision over the Irish. The
score was 10-1 for Pontiacs,
Goderich took a 1-0 lead in
the first period, gained a 3-1
margin in the second and then
blasted home seven goals in the
third,
Ted Williams led the winners’
attack wfth ft hat* trick. Len
Gaudette scored the lone Lucan
tally.
Forest Lakesides, showing
their greatest power to date,
dumped St. Marys Alerts 15-1 in
the stone town arena. St. Marys
scored the first goal but that
was their last look-in of the con
test. The Forest boys pumped
home five in the first, three in
the second and seven in the third
stanza.Hap Randall picked up six
points in the tilt. Bill Hick was
given credit for four.
The game came back to normal
Saturday night, however, when
Strathroy edged Byron 2-0. Ful
ton and Emmons scored the Roc
ket goals in the first and second
periods. Harvey Jessiman, in the
Strathroy nets, got credit for the
first Cyclone shutout this season*
the league-leading Clinton Colts
to a 5-4 triumph, It was one of
the better games in the local
arena this season.
The score was tied 2-2 at the
end of the second but the Colts
outscored the Flyers 3-2 in the
final stanza,
Hank McEwan and Danny Col-
quhoun scored two markers each
to spark the winners. Herd Rous
seau collected the “hat trick” for
Flyers with Rouleau getting the
other marker.
Flyers Improve,
Hold Colts, 5-4
Centralia Flyers showed
prising improvement in play on
Thursday night when they held
Tigers Capture
Third Victory
Dashwood Tigers continued
their winning streak in the Rec
Hockey League Tuesday night by
defeating Centralia 3-2. The vic
tory widened the Tigers' lead in
first place.
D. Regier, B. Regier and Wil
lard scored for Dashwood. B,
Norse and Glen Robinson were
the marksmen for Centralia.
Airmen Win
Centralia RCAF handed the
winless Maroons their third de
feat. Score was 4-2.
Boldac starred for the victors
with two goals. McPhee and
Campbell fired single tallies.
Lawson scored both Maroon goals
with Bill Bird getting both
sists.
Zurich Captures See-Saw Battle
When Two Local Clubs Clash
Fans found out Friday night
they’re going to enjoy plenty of
terrific hockey in Exeter Arena
. this winter.
Two of the rink’s home clubs,
Zurich Flyers and -Exeter Mo
hawks, put on a dazzling exhibi
tion of ice play for the largest
crowd—over 1,000—of the sea
son.
The Flyers, who will play most
of their home games here, trim
med the local Mohawks 9-6 in a
see-saw battle that wasn’t decid
ed until the last five minutes of
play. It was the fastest, cleanest
and most thrilling
■ here for awhile.
Although Zurich
the way, Mohawks
citement by tieing
most every time the Flyers took
a one-goal margin. The close play
is indicated by the period scores
2-2 and 6-5.
Centres Star
The Flyers' two centremen,
Don Hesse and Joe Maisonville,
sparked the attack for the win
ners with four and two goals
apiece. Zurich’s new forward,
Roger Fortier, fired two goals
and former Dashwood star Jim
Hayter capped a terrific perform
ance with one goal and two as
sists.
Johnny Anderson excelled him
self with an all-out, two-way ef-
hockey seen
led most
provided
the score
of
ex-
al-
made it 8-6 at 15.35 and Maison
ville fired the final counter with
50 seconds left in the game.
Both goaltenders, Zurich’s new
Nick Papp and Mohawks' Turner,
produced some sensational saves
although both let in what looked
like easy markers, too.
This year’s Flyers show two
very fast and effective lines with
a good, homebrew third string.
Jim Hayter has added consider
able strength as well as rushing
power on defence.
Mohawks were caught with a
weakened rearguard, Al McGilli
vray was out for the first two
periods but came in with his in
jured leg in the third. Bill Hod
gins, former Lucan defenseman,
was rushed into uniform for the
tussle when George Shaw failed
to appear.
ZURICH; Goal, Papp; defense, Mc
Kinley, Cundy; centre, Maisonville; wings, Barash, Fortier; alternates, ,T.
Hayter, R. Hayter, Don O'Brien,
Yungblut, Hesse, Doug O'Brien, Gig
nac.
EXETER: Goal, Turner; defence,
Glenn, Smith; centre, F. Anderson; wings, J. Anderson, Hewer; alter
nates, Richards, Musser, Elder, I-Iod- gins, McGillivray, D, Brintnell,
Brintnell, Lawson, Coates.
First Period
1.2.
3.
4.
Zurich—Fortier .........
Exeter—J. Anderson
Zurich—Fortier
(Barash, Maisonville) ......... 10.10Exeter—Smith
(F. Anderson, J. Anderson) 12.05 Penalties—F. Anderson, Elder, Ri-an tiii-uuL, uvu-vvtiy ei- i'enaines—. Anaerson, jiiiaer, jkj- fort for the Mohawks. He figured i charcts, Cundy, J. Hayter, R. Hayter in fivA Af tho suv P-nals fibrin p- <misconduct)’ DouB 0 Bnen-in five of the six goals, scoring'• ■
three. Doug Smith fired one goal j Second Period
to top his outstanding 50-minute' 5- Hesse
patrol on defence. Bruce Glenn
land Frankie Anderson netted
I singles too.
Free Counter
Roger Fortier shot the opening
blinker in less than a minute of
play. He intercepted a Mohawk
pass-out from behind the Exeter
net and blasted the gift home.
Zurich held the. margin until
half-time when Johnny Anderson
manoeuvered over the blueline
and fired a bullet into the corner
of the Flyers’ net. A combined
attack by Fortier, Barash and
Maisonville put the visitors up
again 25 seconds later. Fortier
was the trigger man. Smith tied
it up again at 12.05 on a long
shot after Frank and John An
derson carried the rubber into
the Zurich end.
Prolific Effort
Don Hesse began his prolific
effort early in the second period,
•banging in a rebound on a play
by Jim Hayter and Don 'O’Brien.
Johnny Anderson provided the
equalizer again for Exeter with
another hard corner shot. Hewer
and Frankie earned assists on
the effort. Mohawks took the
lead fur the first and only time
at 10 minutes when Bruce Glenn
fired a high shot from the blue-
line.
Zurich bounced back to tie it
again a minute later. Jim Hayter
carried all the way, passed in
front of the nets to Hesse who
sent it home. Hayter put Zurich
up when he sank a rebound from
Barash’s Shot at 14,26 with two
Mohawks in the cooler. Benny
Gignac, Doug O’Brien figured ih
on Hesse’s third goal of the per
iod which gave the Flyers the
6-5 edge.
Sinks Backhander
Frank Anderson 'put the game
on even keel again early ih the
third, He rushed up the right
side, fired a high, backhand shot
that hit the far corner, The
teams produced exciting end-to-
end action as each tried to get
that important goat advantage in
the final stanza. The break .came
early when John Anderson was
thumbed for hooking, During his
stay* in the bin, Joe Maisonville
ptit in the first Of Zurich’s tihal
three-goal margin,
Mohawks held the flyers for 10
minutes despite the fact they
were short-handed twice, Hesse
(J. Hayter, Doug O’Brien) . 2.33
6. Exeter—J. Anderson
(Hewer, F. Anderson) ......... 7.147. Exeter—Glenn (J. Anderson) 9.53
Cyclone Standing
(Wednesday Morning, Bee. 9)
Forest (A) .................Goderich (A) ..............
Lucan (C) ..................
Hensall (A) ..............
Strathroy (A) ............
Ilderton (D) ..............
Exeter (A) ...........
St. Marys. (A) ..........
Zurich (C) .................
Byron (B) .................
RESULTS
Decmeber 8
Lucan 10, Byron 1
Forest 6, Strathroy Goderich 4, Hensall
December 5
Strathroy 2, Byron 0
December 4
Zurich 9, Exeter 6
Goderich 10, Lucan 1 Forest 15, St. Marys 1
December 3
Hensall 4, Byron 3
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10. Exeter—J. Anderson(F. Anderson) ......................
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