The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-12-02, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1954
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Frustrated from two narrow
losses, Exeter Mohawks let loose
with a potent war-dance Tuesday
night to crush New Hamburg Bell-
Aires 12-2 on local ice.
Mohawks starred as a team to
post the impressive win, their
first of the season. Almost every
player shared the spotlight as the
tribe hit the jackpot.
Colle Bowman, Harry McEwen
and Pete Ellis collected four
points with two goals and two
assists each. Red Bonder copped
three with a brace of counters
and one assist. John Trendell
fired a couple of markers; Pete
Restelli and Clayt Needham post
ed a goal and an assist each and
“Boom-Boom” Gravett and Doug
Beatty both counted two assists.
For the kid line, it was the end
of a scoring drought. They hadn’t
been able to flash the light in
three games but the jinx broke
Tuesday. Led by Centre Trendell,
who put on a stellar stick-hand-
ling display, the kids fought for
three well-deserved markers.
The tribe’s production pair,
McEwen and Loader, began hit
ting their stride, too. Playing with
Bowman for this .game, they exe
cuted some beautiful plays.
Top combination of the night
Forest Tops Loop
With Three Wins
Forest Lakesides' three wins
put them in an early season lead
in the W.O.A.A. interlocking.
League. The Lakesides defeated
Milverton 8-2 this week but suf
fered their first loss to New Ham
burg 8-6 in overtime Thursday
night.
Strathroy Rockets won one and
lost one during the week to make
second spot. Walkerton Capitals,
the only undefeated team in the
loop, are in third place with two
victories. Exeter Mohawks are in
fourth spot with a win and a loss,
Goderich Sailors won their first
game Thursday night by defeat
ing Starthroy Rockets 5-1.
The games which Walkerton,
New Hamburg, Mitchell and Mil
verton play with O.H.A. teams do
not count in the standing.
STANDING
i was a Bowman-Beatty duet in the
second period. Passing from rink
side to rinkside as they pulled
the ‘Burg’s defence out of posi
tion, the two pulled a Bowman-to-
Beatty-to-Bowman play that click
ed with precision. About a minute
later, Beatty drew a face-off in
the New Hamburg zone, nudged
it back to Bowman whose slap
shot whistled into the top corner
of the net.
New Hamburg’s Bob Arnold
opened the scoring in the first
period but two goals by Loader
and Trendell in less than 20 sec
onds put Mohawks into the lead.
Ron Honderick tied it up but
Needham sunk liis own rebound
to give Mohawks a 3-2 edge. In
the last two periods it was a
route.
Gar Baker played another
steady game in the tribe’s nets.
Barry Doak suffered a cut over
his eye during the game but re
returned to j)lay after treatment.
Mohawks used Bill Hayward, a
new RCAF player, on defence for
the first time.
Capitals Cop
Thriller 4-3
Exeter fans’ favorite puck
chaser, 1_ , .*_____’
himself in the conflicting dual
role of star and goat of Friday
night’s heart-stopping exciter
which Walkerton Capitals copped
4-3)
Unquestionably the most spec
tacular player to wear a Mohawk
uniform, Flashing Frankie fired
the scoring punch of the tribe
with two goals and a vital as-
Frank Anderson, found
sist. His sojourns in the sin bin,
however, cost his team those
same three markers.
The feats of Anderson were
only one of the many outstand
ing features of this second spirit-
stirring dish of entertainment
whipped up by Mohawks and
their opposition in as many home
games. Tension was terrific
throughout the last 20 minutes of
the game as the teams see-sawed
back and forth across the ice in
jet-like fashion. A goaltender’s
duel, flaming tempers and stellar
defensive play were other high
lights.
Slow to get into action, Mo
hawks spotted Walkerton a 1-0
lead in the first period but held
the visitors to a blank in the
middle frame, It was early in the
third that Walkerton broke loose
on Anderson’s second penalty of
the game, Frankie went off for
slashing at 30 seconds of the
period and before he was skating
again, big Keith Ringham had
rapped in two quickies to give his
team a comfortable 3-0 lead.
Anderson began hitting the
jackpot in the middle of the
frame. Switched to the front line
eariler in the game, Frankie team
ed up with Red Loader for the
first tally at 10.56. They fought
to clear the puck out of their
own end and Anderson hit the
corner with a rocket shot.
Exactly three minutes later,
Frankie broke away with only one
man back, drew him to the side
and set Loader up at the blue-
line. Walkerton goaltender, Les
Binkley, was no match for shifty
Red.
Harry McEwen fed Frankie his
breakaway pass for the tying goal
at 17.16 of the period. When his
shot hit the twine, it set off a
deafening roar of approval from’
Mohawk boosters. A minute and
one-half later, Frank and Willie
Hass tangled in a behind-the-net
fight that sent both of them to
the cooler with majors. Frank re*
ceived an extra two minutes for
slashing.
Ironically, it was Haas who
scored the winning counter while
Anderson was still in the box.
His shot caromed through a maze
of legs to. win the game.
Besides Frank, Red Loadei’ and
Colle Bowman were Mohawks'
best on the night. Bowman left
the ice only twice during the con
test and broke up countless plays.
The netminding of the tribe’s
Gar Baker and Binkley (who were
rivals for Kitchener - Waterloo
Dutchman job) was a sight to be
hold. They turned away enough
rubber for a double set of tires.
Leading a 16-trip penalty pa
rade was naughty Earl Mortimer,
who served five sentences. An
derson received three minors and
a major and Haas took a minor
and major.
Pete Restelli, hit by a puck in
the third period, received seven
stitches to close a gash in his
head. Despite the hard work of
the tribe’s kidline, it wasn’t able
to register its first goal.
Capitals are the biggest team
the tribe has met yet. Its first
line of six-footers, Ringham, Haas
and Crawford, towered over Mo
hawks. Defensive star of the
Caps was George Zuk, the famous
softballer.
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Goderich Sailors __New Hamburg____
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This Week’s Scores:
Exeter 12, New Hamburg 2
.Strathroy 7, Mitchell 4Mitchell 5, New Hamburg 2
Forest 8, Milverton 2
Goderich 5, Strathroy 1
Walkerton 4, Exeter 3
New Hamburg 8, Forest C
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Minor Hockey
House League hockey is now
underway with 10 teams operat
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Two teams, Blue Devils and
Red Devils, make up the Wee Wee
group and two Squee Gee teams,
the Seals and Penquins, take care
of the Mighty Mites.
The largest group by far is the
Pee Wees who are broken
into four teams—Ganadiens,
Wings, Leafs and Rangers.
Bantams have two teams,
Flyers and Tee Pees.
Standings after the first
sion under Coach Red Loader
have the Canadiens and Leafs
leading the Pee Wee group with
two points each, followed by the
Rangers and Red Wings with no
wins to their credit.
The Bantams are very evenly
matched. The Flyers are currently
leading the group by virtue of
their 2-1 win on Saturday a.m.
A word of thanks to Mid
Town Cleaners for once again
helping out by dry cleaning all
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Ernie Dempster of Centralia
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Loader with the Squee Gees.
Schedule For Saturday
8 -9—Canadiens vs. Leafs
9-10—Red Wings vs. Rangers
10-11—Tee Pees vs. Flyers
Penquins vs. Seals
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Rec League Hockey
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