The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-02-05, Page 10Pee 10 The 'Tirnee-A,dvecate, February L, 190
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As far as winning* the games j 1 11get et Hoyle
went, Exeter came out second •
tllet,00d or
bestas 1 three
l teams came ai
out on tits short .end of the : Five wanes were played in it l5,
scores. l p. p y
In the opening game. Hensall ,the Lucan arena last Saturday u
bantams shook off a 3.2 first;with the 'highlight of the pro- Exeter Hensall
period Exeter lead and rallied I coin,. being a international e
for a single marker in each of !class
be The Detroit
and
Lucan
5pll
wrap up the game on a close i the canted A•a.
4 3 note. I In other games lhrouhout the
'Ills pee wee encotullel, which day. Exeter clubs crapped up
saw Mayor R. E. Pooley of Exe-
ter and Group Captain A. G. t pee wees handed Ailsa Craig a
Kenyon of RCAF Centralia of- `i-0 whitewashing and the local
ficially start the game by drop !bantams stopped Craig by an
ping the first puck, w•as taken 11-3 count,
by a powerful London repre- { .Zurich pee wees rung up a Boyle and Bill Heywood
sentative in a 9 4 tl'lunipll. Lon-
don
! 2-0 shutout against llderton and the Exeter club with two
don rammed home three first !Lucan Lepraehaun:s squeezed out each while Gordie Strang
period goals to lead the contest ' a 3-2 decision over Hensall. gered home the other.
from start to finish. PEE \Wiwi; G�oJrs 1-Iensall's Steve Kyle an
The final game of the eve- Zurich 2, Merton 0 Shaddiek looked after the
ning saw the Clinton midgets [I,OEf[TO'( -- Gnat, Fragnoler, ing honours for Hensall,
4'1" Bayni1an came through with
6.1 bis second goal of the game mid -
6,08.
nt way through the third period to
- 10:50' give ,Exeter a two -goal margin,
Roll Ellis and Charles Gobeil-
24:13 gombined oil the fifth Exeter
19:16'.tally with Ellis doing the scoring:
hono..urs,
By the time the gable was
seep' finally called by referee .aim
MacDonald, close to 200 specta-
l1.n(i tors were on band and gave the
_ 1(.10 i two clubs a rousing cheer :for
their efforts.
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EXETER
Penalties — .1.Morrissey (trip entre 13ob Hussey win&s, Philip
pine) 13:20; Cann It r t p P i n g) Lewis, Wayne Hodgins; alter-
nates, Gord Hardy. Tom Hartle,
Andy Hardy G. O'Neil, A. .O Neil,
Bob Anderson. George I�aunaey,
5. i3utler, Terry '1•hompson,
EXETER flat Goal, 1'ranlc Pe\'rtes,
defence, Ricky Weber, Bandl We-
ber: centre, lion bilis; wings:,
Charles Gohell, David Kelly; al.
ternates, Jelin Loader, Barry
Oaynham, Ron Durand, Victor
C'ulcher. Sherry Wein, Glen Stlres,
Doug Beavers, Enols KnnhlauS'h.
Derriere Harker, Doug Melericle,
Firs Period.
1—Exeter, John Loader »_.. :3:13
2—Lucan, Bob Hussey 5x11
Second Period
3—Exeter, John Loader _..__ 3.93
4--Lucan, Ken Read) 6:10
5—llxeter, Barry Baynham
(Doug 'Beavers) 14:16
Pllird Period
6—Exeter, Barry Baynham _ 6:10
7—Exeter, Ron Ellis
(Charles Gohell) - ._-,. 10:05
Referee — Jim lIacl/onald,
Class between JJetlolt and Lucan
the second and third periods to, .1 Double Bill
Exeter minor hockey clubs
split a doubleheader in Hensall
arena Friday night as the Exe-
ter Midgets copped a 5-2 decision
while the local Bantams dropped
a 4.1 contest.
In the Midget game, Frank
paced
goals
trig -
d Bill
nor -
pull a 4.3 victory out of the fire defence. Budde Shnehottnm; ran- Ip the Bantam fixture, goals
with a late third period goal. ran,:llattet•neres. .MHordlbtitotiog ie, by Jack Chipchase, Robert Mc-
Naughton, Bob Smale and Bill
The players of both teams were
treated to tree hot dogs after
the game.
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t -Shipley, Carmichael, \\'ails, Pa-
tent
Ze meet - Gnal, St4de; defence.
k Westlake. W. chide; centre,
tVitrnet n intra Reeler, L. L\ennm.
Exeter Games, me; alternates 11, Bloch. Banni-
ster. 11CAdams, Thiel. Reichert,
Decker. Fisher, B. Masse, C.
PEE• \\ EE GAME Ma see, .1 Masse,
Loddon "D, Exeter 4 First Period.
LONDON — Goal, Johltsten, 016- 1—Zurich. B. Bloch
fend. L'Heaurex, Jetferies: cen. IR, McA(1ams) e:10
ire, McHale; wings. Caloren, Proc- Penalties — None.
tor, alternates, McNaught; Strin- Second Period
Sel, Henderson. Sworlk, 31cMlllan• Scoring — Nene,
weeney, Dugal, Jackson (sub Penalties — 'None.
goal). Third Period
EXETER Goal, Neil Hamilton: 2—Zurich. I?. Banntste.r
defence, Jim Carscadden, Don(B Bloch) _- -... 12:30
Lenohan: centre, Mike Cushman: Penalties — None.
wings, 3111 Allan, Gary Parsons
alternates, Bob MacDonald, Peter F)xettr i, Allyn Craig- 0
De Vries, Larry Stires. Larry EXETER — Goal, Hamilton; de-
Brintnell, Andy 1':enynn, lay
ack fence, C.arscadden. Lenohan; cen-
Clover, 1, Larry Wn, Tom
t, Tack tr0, CuFhman: tvtn s A11a.n. Pat -
Glover. Jeff Pearson, ToAllan,
sons: alternates, .MacDonal(1, De -
First Period Vries, Stires, Brintnell, Cockwell,
1—L6ndon, Cal6ren Kenyon. \Willert, Glover, Pearson,
(:\Ir\aught) 9:30 A.1'[,5A CRAIG .-- Goal, Robinson;
—London, Calorendefence Schrimager, 'Woods: den-
( MacMillan _ 9:35 tree Io,e; wings, Weber, 'hIc(;il-
3—London McNaught livray: alternates. ] npp, Evans-
ton. 19:39 tori, : opsin , Wicks, Stratton,
Pepalties None. Moore.
Second Period • First Period
4 -Exeter, Cushman1—Exeter, Allan (Parsons) _ 12:00
(Parsons) - 4:13 Penalties — None,
5—Exeter, MacDonald ____ 6:55
6 --London, McNaught 5:00
7—Exeter, Cushman
(Lenohan) 14:13
„ S—London, Proctor
(Sweeney) 15:00
Penalties — None.
'Third Period
9—London, Caloren
(lleNaught l 3,10
10—London, Caloren
(5IcSaught) 4:1e
11—London, Dugal 9:30
12—Exeter, Parsons
( Cushman) 13:30
1—London, L'Meaurex ____ 15:01
.Penalties — None.. -
BANTAM GAME,
• Iiensnle 4, Exeter 3•
fCXS.&LL Goal, • Dedels Mock:
defence, • Jack' Chipchese, Otto
Smale: centre, Larry Jones; wings,
Bob Smale, Bill N Oakes; , alter-
nates,. Don Ferguson, Ron Beaton,
)§111 Harburn, Gerald Johnston,
Greg Spencer, Gary Lawrence,
Robert McNaughton.
EXETER — Goal, Leslie Howard:
defence, Don Cann, Lester Hey-
wood; centre, Ricky Boyle; wings,
Fred 'Wells, lTred • Lamb; alter-
nates, Bob Schroeder, Bob 13rode•
rink, 'Mike Cushman, Peter Mc -
Falls, Don Cooper, Stan Lesnle .
John Nagel, Bill 'Wright, Fred
Smith,
Referees — Lloyd Moore and Cy
Blomnlaert, •
First Period
1—i4ensa11,• Jones.. (Noakes) 2:35
Exeter, Nagel 7Carin) 6:10
'3—Hensall; •Harburn •
(,Johnetonl _ ;;05
4-eExefor, :\r0Faits • 14:35
5—Exeter, .Boyle
(Lamb, 'Wells) _ 19:39
Penalties — Chipchase (cross
checking) 17:15,
See0nd Period
0—Hensall, Jones (Noakes) 6;55
Penalties — Chipchase (rough-
ing) 19:55.
Third Period
7—Hensall, Bob Smale 15:39
Penalties—Mock (tripping) 5:1e:
O, Smelts (tripping) 17:43 and
19:54,
MIDGET GAME
Clinton 4, Exeter 3
CLINTON — Goal, John Harris:
,defence, John Jacobs, Bill Mut•-
ney; centre, lion L i v'e r m o r e;
wings, Bud Boyes, Roger Cum-
mings: alternates, Charles Bert-
1iff, Ken Truscotte, Paul Pickett,
Paul Draper, 'Bud Yeo, "Red"
Allen, Don Seruton, Bob McCann,
Tont Sharpe,
l✓XE'rEft Goal, Jerry Cooper;
defence, Bi11 Heywood, Gerald
MCBride; centre, Frank Boyle;
wings, Jack Stephan, Bob Joliet!
s.lternetee, Gerd Strang, Don Kil-
leen, Jerry Broderick, Bev Sims,
Bob lferriage, Dale Turvey, Les-
ter Heywood,
Referees — "Fed" Loader and
Progress
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Second Perind
"—Exeter, Cushman - 5:20
3—Exeter, Brintnell
(Glover)_ 15:10
Penalties —
Third Period
4—Exeter, Cushman
(Lenahan) 1:40
5—Exeter, Parsons 7:15
6—Exeter, Parsons
1 Cushman) 5:10
7—Exeter, Allan
(Cushman) 10:10
•Penalties None,
, • Lucnn 3, Hensel! • 2
HE:ISA.L1, — Goal, D. Taylor; de-
fence, Mock, Chapman; centre,
Carlile; wings, Chipchase,_ 1.11 -
wood; hitt-me-atm Delft, Cameron,
llcgeth, 'Farquhar, Harb.Urn, G.
Tayberry, Hay,
LUCA1—Goat, 1Harrigan; defence,
W. Hodgins, B. Smith; centre,
Black; wings, O'Neil, L. Lewis;
alternates, Young, T. Hardy, D.
Lewis, Kennedy, H i o k s o n, B,
Hardy, Davis, Haslcett,
First Period
1—Lucan, Black
(L. Lewis) 2:10
2—Lucan, L, Lewis
(Black) 5:13
Penalties -- I-l:lckson (holding).
Second Period
3—Hensall, Chapman_ 5:30
• Penalties—D, Lewis **(boarding),
Third Period
4-Hensall, Cer111e • 4 2.1
5—Lucan, 3, Smith 14:13
Penalties --Chapman-Gripping),
Iv, Hodgins (charging),
BANTAM GAME
Exeter 11, Ailsa Craig 3
EXETER - Goal. Howard; de-
fence, Heywood, Cann; centre, R.
36y14; icings, Wells, Lamb; al-
ternates, Cashman, Coo set•. 5Io-
Fails, Schroeder, Broderick, Nagel,
Lesnick,
AILSA .CRAIG — Goal, Richard-
son; defence, Morton, Box: cen-
tre, S h i p n a y; wings, \Voters.
Wolfe: alternates, Battran, Barns,,
Cunningham, Lockhart, Most6ti•ay,
J. 7lorrissey, D. Mbrrlssey,
1—Exeter, Cann 1:35
Noakes iced the game for Hen -
sail as they dumped Exeter 4-1.
Larry .Pones was credited with
two assists in the contest while
Bill Harburn. and Bill Noakes
each. picked up one,
Fred Lamb Sank Freddy Wells'
pass in the second period for
the only Exeter marker,
'MIDGET GAME — FRIDAY
Exeter 5 at .Hensen 2
FTFTER•— Goal, G. Cooper; de-
fence B. Heywood, G. McBride;
centre, F, Boyle; wings, ,T, Ste -
Hoyle, F. Lamb, 12 Caphan, P. Jones;tnn, G.
Strang, D. Turvey, B, Sims, D.
Killeen, B. Marrlage,
iii :XSAI,1. — Goal, H. Moir; de-
fence, D. Noakes, B. Horton;
centre, B. Shaddiek; wings, Mc-
1'7innon, l5onthron; alternates, H.
Jaques, S. Kyle, B, Jaques, E.
Christian, B. Brown, B. 1lickle,
First: Period
1—Exeter, Heywood '10:00
Penalties — None,
Second Perletti
2—Exeter, Foyle 9:40
Penalties — -Marriage 3:40;
Third Period
3—Exeter, Boyle (Stephan) _ 5:10
4—Hensall, Kyle _-
7:1e
5—Exeter, Strang; (Turvey) 12:16
5—Exeter, Heywood 13:11.
7—FIAnsall, Shaddiek - 19:12
Penalties — Christian, 4;33;
Shaddiek, 5:19,
Wee Wees Equal
Tribe Victory
Exeter Wee Wees, sparked by
the two goal efforts of John
Loader and Barry Baynham,
chalked- up - an• -impressive 5-2
victory over Lucan Wee Wees
Friday night in an exhibition
game that preceded the Exeter
Mohawk-Lucan Irish Intermedi-
ate tilt.
The teams were tied 1-1 at
the end of the fire. period but
Exeter took a 3-2 lead in the
second, The locals wrapped up
the contest in the third frame
by qutscoring their opponents
2.0,
John 'Loader opened the scor-
ing with an unassisted goal at
5:10 df the first period. 1 -How-
ever, his marker was offset by
first string centre Bob I•Itlssey
of Lucan, when he beat Frank
DeVries in the Exeter net at
5:20.
• At 3:25 of the second period,
aggressive John Loader put the
locals ahead once again when he
dented the twine twice behind
Peter -Butler but Ken Ready,
playing the point for the .Irish,
evened the count at 6:10. Before
the final bell went to end the
period, Barry Baynham took
Doug Beaver's pass to break the
deadlock and put Exeter into
the lead once again,
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Plans were made at the Jan •
-
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ncr meeting to be, held at the
February meeting with Miffs
Clara McGowan of the Chil-
dren's Aid Society, Goderich, as
guest speaker.
MMlrs, Ray Frayne demonstrated
copper work with each member
working at a picture,
The draw was won by Mrs.
Frayne. The meeting was held
at the home of Mrs, Irvine Arm-
strong who was assisted as host-
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Ladies Welcome
Minister's Wife
Members of Main Street Eve-
ning Auxiliary entertained the
ladies of the congregation" and
the local ministers' wives in
honor of their new minister's
wife, Mrs. R, .G. Hiltz on Wed-
nesday afternoon in the church.
Receiving guests were Presi-
dent Mrs. Ross Tuckey, Mrs.
Tack Doerr and Mrs, Hiltz,
A short program included a
reading by Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer,
a duet by Mrs. ]i,obert Turnbull
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by Airs, S. G. Klatt.
Pouring tea were Mrs. Sweet-
zer and Mrs. B. W. Tuckey.
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