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Flooring Sales and Service Linoleum Tile and Floor-Sanding PHONE 240 ZURICH THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1954 Cyclone Playoffs Appear Doubtful; Plan Long 'A' Elimination Series USED CARS Those Cyclone playoffs, ex pected to be the highlight of this year’s hockey season, may never materialize. That’s the way it looked after team officials met playoffs in the local Thursday night. The six “A” clubs week on a series of round robins and positional playoffs that will keep them busy well into April. It’s doubtful if the Cyclone group playdowns for the MacMillan trophy can be staged after that. Although most of the team managers favor a Cyclone play off, it’s impossible to see how they’ll be able to work them in after the classification series are over. Start With Round Robin The “A” playdowns start with a round-robin involving all six teams that will last until the first week in March. Two clubs will be eliminated in this series. The remainin; (only team battle robin three top four clubs after this round will play positional semi - final series (first and third, second and fourth) and the winners of these will compete for the W.O. A.A. “ A reasonable estimate time it will take for this sched ule (probably 66 games in all) is 12 weeks. That means the “A” playoffs will continue until the middle of April. Rivals Meet Meanwhile, the two "C" dubs. will play a to decide the team. These to discuss town hall start this ,g four and Meaford other Intermediate "A" in the W.O.A.A.) will it out in another round that will probably take to four weeks more. The Intermediate "A”title. » of the Lucap and Zurich, best-of-seven series best Cyclone “C” two rivals will start their set next week. After they declare a winner, they must meet other *‘C” group winners in the W.O. A.A. . The lone "B” and *‘D” repre sentatives—Byron and Ilderton— receive byes into the playdowns. They’ll start against in their respective soon as the regular over. l*lay Into May? The < still call after the over but the clubs in May. “A” PLAYOFF 2—Strathroy at Goderich 5—Hensall at Goderich 8— Goderich at Hensall 9— Strathroy at Forest 10—Goderich at Exeter Forest at St. Marys 12— Exeter at Goderich Hensall at St, Marys 13— Forest at Strathroy —Exeter at Forest ir.—Goderich at. Strathroy St. Marys at Hensall 17—Strathroy at Exeter St. Marys at Goderich 19— Forest at Goderich St. Marys at Exeter 20— Hensall at Strathroy 22— Strathroy at Hensall 23— Exeter at Hensall Goderich at Forest 24— Strathroy at St. Marys 25— Forest at Exeter 26— Goderich at St. Marys 27— St. Marys at Forest Exeter at Strathroy 1— Forest at Hensall 2— St. Marys at Strathroy —Hensall at Exeter .j—Exeter at St. Marys t’To Be Scheduled) Hensall at Forest other teams classes as schedule is Cyclone group records for a league playdown classificatiofl series are if this will be is carried out, playing hockey SCHEDULE Feb. Mar. Goal Seconds Before Bel I Gives Mohawks 1-1 Tie Potting a goal within 20 sec onds of the final bell, Exeter Mohawks gained a 1-1 tie with a hard-checking Hensall crew in Seaforth Friday night. The Anderson boys, John Frank, combined to save Mohawks Strive For Fifth Spot Although there are only four games remaining in the Cyclone schedule, three of the 10 posi tions in the st a n d i n g could change before it’s all over. Exeter Mohawks could beat out the Lucan Irish for fifth spot if they win against St. Marys Saturday night and the Irish drop their remaining tilt to Strathroy. This would give the local tribe a one-point margin over the Lu can squad. St. Marys could overtake Hen sall for seventh position if the Alerts captured one of their games with Zurich and Exeter. The stone town gang and the Finks are tied for seventh posi tion now with 13 points each. Tie For Third Zurich and Strathroy, current ly deadlocked in third spot, have one game each to play. If either loses, the other could get sole possession of the position. Forest Lakesides topped the league during the regular season with a twQ-victory edge pn Qpde- rich, their closest rivals. The Lakesides lost only one tilt dur- ipg the season, Goderich drop ped three. Cyclone Standing ______ 6 Goderich 2 W L T F A p Forest (A) .... 17 1 0 162 53 34 Goderich (A) .. 15 3 0 115 50 30 Zurich (C) .... 10 7 0 103 95 20 Strathroy (A). 10 7 0 94 72 20 Lucan (C) ...., 9 8 0 104 114 18 Exeter (A) .., Hensall (A) .. . 7 8 1 79 85 15 . 6 11 1 93 116 13 St. Marys (A). 6 9 1 70 107 13Ilderton (D) ... 3 15 0 85 138 6 Byron (B) ..... 1 15 1 56 132 3 RESULTS Wednesday, January 27 Lucan 11, Byron Exeter 4, ~ ’ Friday, January 29 Goderich 6, Strathroy 3 Zurich 9, Ilderton 3 Exeter 1, Hensall 1 Tuesday, February 2 Forest 7, Lucan 3 St. Marys 8, Hensall 5 REMAINING GAMES Friday, February 5 Zurich at St. Marys Strathroy at Lucan Saturday, February 6 St. Marys at Exeter 1951 DODGE CORONET 4-Door, low mileage & clean 1948 FORD 4-Door, clean, 2 good (ires 1948 DODGE 2-Door, 1947 DODGE 2-Door, 2 nice car# 1940 DODGE 2-Door, good merchanically and clean 1940 HUDSON, cheap transportation 1936 DODGE FERGUSON TRACTOR, overhauled, and good rubber Hensail Motor Sales = ’ a Centralia Flyers Tackle Milverton Centralia Flyers face an uphill battle in their semi-final play off series with Milverton Domin ions in the district Intermediate "B” OHA group. The airmen start a best-of- seven set this Thursday at the local arena with the league lead ers., The second and third clubs, Mitchell and Clinton, tangle in the other semi-finals. Flyers ended their season with an optimistic note, edging Mit chell Legion 7-6 on local ice on Thursday night. It was their second win in 18 starts. Fern Rousseau and Clive Wil berforce' paced the winners with two goals apiece. George Pumple notched the winning .marker. Schedule for playoffs: February at at at at at at at minute remaining, playing a tight, battled to a score- a 10-minute over 4— Milverton 5— Centralia 11—Milverton 13—Centralia 17—Centralia 20—Milverton 22—Centralia Centralia Milverton Centralia Milverton Milverton Centralia Milverton New Wallpapers FOR SPRING HAVE JUST ARRIVED! Choose your new spring wallpaper now from our just-arrived stock. You’ll find beautiful, modern pat terns for every room in your house. Selection in cludes Sunworthy washables and plastic-coated wall- papers. and face for the locals as the Finks al most upset the favored Mohawks in a see-saw battle. Frank car ried the pill from his own blue- line to the Hensall corner and flipped it out to John who rifled it into the twine with less than one-fifth of a The teams, playoff game, less draw in time period. The tie assured the Mohawks of at least sixth place in the standing. The Finks had a tech nical chance of beating the locals out of the spot had they won. Mohawks Shorthanded Although shorthanded by three players, Mohawks held the Hen sall crew scoreless period. The Finks in the second when at full strength. Roily Thibeault footer behind sub-goalie ___ Watson at the 1.08 mark. Wade shot the disc into the Mohawk’s zone and Thibeault connected with the rebound. Good Defensively ^Fine defensive play of Hensall crew kept Mohawks the scoring sheet for most of ■game. The local’s attack appear ed to peter out after they got into the Fink's zone. They fired plenty of long shots but Chouin ard handled them faultlessly. Dick Watson, who subbed for the ailing Reg Turner, perform ed outstandingly in the Mohawks' net, assisted by the improved play of the tribe’s defence.. The aggressive work of Ray Richards was the ■ highlight of the locals’ forward play. Knight, Broom, Wade and Thi beault starred for the Finks. in the first scored early the tribe was sunk a 20- Dick the off the Bright New Floors WITH LINOLEUM Give your floors new life with linoleum! New patterns in tiles or yardage. Linoleum makes hard-wearing, easily- cleaned and good-looking floors you'll be proud to have in your home. FREE ESTIMATES I i i (i1I I New Plastics!New Spring Prints! Goderich Wins In Overtime Exeter Lions Juveniles Very healthy quality in a mottled pat tern, Suitable for table tops or- chair upholstery, In green, grey, red; yel low. 51" wide. Regularly $1.75. 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McAllister, Mrs. Hugh Duncan and Nancy, Of Kit chener; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardner and Marilyn, of Thames Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gibson and girls, of Bryanston. at phone 16 Successors to Southcott Bros.Exeter "Where do jelly fish get their jelly?" ‘‘From ocean currents I guess.’’ FABULOUS VALUE Admiral Modfll C1815X Jack Smith Cascode Chassis ... Acro-Matic Picture Tube... Built-in "Omn$- Scope” Aerial , .. Turrat Tunor, WALNUT Mahogany «r limed Oak slightly higher FAMOUS ADMIRAL FEATURES Lucans Rowett, Hesse Win Individual Awards Mayes, Strathroy .......... 12 21 33Emms, Godcrieh ............. 12 20 32 J. Anderson, Exeter ...... 14 15 29 Broome, Hensall ......♦. 15 13 28Maisonville, Zurich ...... 8 20 28 the Eddie Rowett, Lucan's starry playmaker, and Gerry Hesse, Goderich goalie, have copped the two individual trophies in Cyclone league. Although final figures of scoring race have not been com piled, Rowett leads with such a margin there’s no doubt he’ll win the Derry Boyle cup for top point-getter in the league. Gerry Hesse captured the Gerry Smith trophy with the best net- minding record. The Smith award is given to the goaltender who has played the most games with the team which has the least goals scored against it. Pontlacs finished the season with a 50- against record, or 2,77 goals per game. Forest and Bryce Dafoe placed second with 53 goals against, an average of 2.94. Although both goalies have one more game to play, it ap pears that Strathroy’s Jessiman and Exeter’s Turner will place third and fourth. Assists Help Rowett Eddie Rowett’s big assist mark puts him well out in front in the scoring race. According to incomplete records to date, the Irish star 'has 39 assists and 18 goals. Top goal-getter in the record is Hick, of Forest, who is cur rently in third place behind Lu can’s Len Gaudette. Hick’s line mates, Randall and Wright, are in fourth and fifth spot with Exeter’s Frankie Anderson sixth. CYCLONE SCORING JEWELLER Rowett, Lucan ......... Gaudette, Lucan .... Hicks, Forest ........... Randall, Forest ....... Wright, Forest ......... F. Anderson, Exeter Cousins. Strathroy .. Norland, Forest ....... Topics From Zion By MISS JANG DYKEMAN Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques and Yvonne visited Sunday 'afternoon with Mr and Mrs. Wesley Jaques, Exeter. The sympathy of the commun ity is extended to Mrs. Enos Herdman in her recent bereave ment. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Enos Herdman were Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Morgan, Doreen and Glen and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mor gan and baby, all of Toronto. Mrs. Ephriam Hern visited Mr. and Mrs. Orville Snell, Grimsby. Mrs. J. T. Hern, of Exeter, visied Monday with Mr. and Mrs. James Earl. Mr. Thomas Dickinson, Wes ley, visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock. 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