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WHO SAYS IT'S NOT A SPECTATOR SPORT?
rver since curling hit the areawe realized
that there was considerable enthusiesm for the
rock -throwing game, and this was certainly backed
14 by the erection. of new rinks at Exeter and
Centralia and the use of several other arena facili-
ties In the area.
•However, we never put curling in the vete-
.
gory of hockey* baseball of basketball, where you
could go and watch teams in action and enjoy a
pleasant evening witnessing the competition, but
after being on hand et Exeter's first bonspiel 111
their new rink last week, we have changed our
opinion.
Although we'll admit that we don't know
Much about the game tan understatement) it didn't
take too long to figure out what the opposing teams
were trying to do, and we had plenty of armchair
eleips around us to tell us what the skips were
doing wrong. In fact, we would say there were
• numerous "perfect" games called -all from behind
the glass enclosure.
* • - During the. course of the 13 -hour competi-
.tion, most of Exeter's ardent curlers were on hand
• to witness the keen play between the teams in the
honspiel. Although a few of the contests were a
, bit lopsided, most of them came right down to
the final rock before the winner was declared,
• and in some cases, extra ends had to be played
• before a winner emerged.
• One of the nicest things about curling, be -
"Sides the fact there is no admission, is that you cap
• keep an eye on four games at the same time. lf
any of the matches does prove uninteresting, there
. are three others you can watch, and the odds are
strongly in your favor that at least two of the
:games. will be well Worthwhile.
. During the course of -the days action, there
were at least two area teams on the ice and this
helped stimulate local interest. S/1., George Robert-
son, -Who jokingly informed us a couple of months
• ago that he could beat any team in the area,
proved it wasn't so much -of a joke as he won the
second draw after a couple of real close battles,
Dick Boelofson, the energetic veterinarian,
•:provided plenty of thrills and. excitement as he
picked up a pair of wins and lost a one -point battle
• in the opener. The local rink had. three other en-
thusiaetic curlers, :Bob Pletcher, Bev Alexander
and Doug Parsons, and the boys really proved that
It was a sweeping game.
At times, at the urging of Dick, all four
members of the team were giving it all they had
in an effort to coax the rock into a better spot in
the house. However, it was a pair of Sarnia sweep-
ers who really stole the show. The two had perfect
• rhythm as they swept down the ice, and drew the
plaudits of the large gallery.
The first endeavor by the local club at their
- new rink certainly must be •rnarked dove, as
feather in their cap. -Although -we have never at-
tended a bonspiel before, we- don't know how it
could have been run smoother.
• From several of the comments we picked
up from the visiting skips, the ice was very "keen"
• and in the opinion of Doug Miles, it was the best
ice he has curled on this season. The only flaw
appeared to be a bit of a dip on the north encl
• of number two and a few "runs" in number two
• and three.
• The distaff members' of the club prepared
• an excellent noon meal for the imgry cornpetitors
and also had soup and sandwiches on hand, for the
the supper break.
Although there probably are some members
of the club who should receive special mention for
their arduous work throughout the day, we saw
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ton cdombites for third Rot •-• -' -,- - - ., - ',-- .
teAr4171101:ttewittheer.estillis 117a:the 7:1 -.
change to tie the Lueaneilder-t .
The Tribe atIMPed their upset . '' '
ri. e ice 01 9h
C t men
hut presuge ab stake, the Exe-! e b ,•. P
6
ombines ,
rivals 6-3 in 141tgan, Fridey,' •
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and n'ete awarded 'Wednesday's'
"eine with Delhi to MON tO, Exeter 'Mohawks had tine- bins net. B00111 made no 10,
within four points of the Cornee •eight men dressed for their • takes es he rifled his shot
Woes. Each team have one Mete in' Lucile, Friday, but into the upper corner of tiA
pine ierneinitig, and if Exeter , they each turned in a tremende nit.
wins and the Qombines lose, ous effort to hand the Coin- Bill McDonald moved the
.they will end pp with similar eines a 6-3 setback. i Mohawke into a 4.0 teed at the
point. keels in the standing, 1 It vas one of the best per, t 11:51 mark, scoring into an
Heivever, both • teams will formences turned in bY the .open net. Stan 111rfeh. stated
haveto,come. tn, with top- Tribe 'thie year, as they out- threeaPklass".0)S,Yllehantle steatrbafroellleX
notch efforts as they face the played the t2 - man 1.411Var
two top teams in the leggin.; Ilderton squad in even* period, ‘evii:,94.1 "ell CotTilin117.4 nger Itioe stop
The Combines travel to inger-: :Boom Boom Gravett, •1,10YEI "
sPeeirilaireidllel. Ilehege*.e%Ytiemienr Eleme.:til°r°1erhe' ailti:dtisBs'\'11 Pellicniehoannle'ld,Sithne the 1Lard"1"k Mehaw'k. Hew'
ever, McDonald came swoon..
forwards dressed, earne leg in to flip the disc into the
ter in •a FrklaY eight eneopet- only
through with a tenacious eheek- ' cage before anyone Meld .eOvt
airtrhueirCer ghats btaoveindgreorpriell, stg,sdirYthio(Ir baot‘t%l
rue theeoll'aTneci e;omuhiliofeosr Scarborough,
alt
t
eted the teams in those match -1
, When the Combines •dm ,...L when' Al
.1, the eorribmee finalli broke
hi c s gll.
goal separ- carry the Play,
to work the puck out , id,;& .4;(4°Ors "474" t • Ma
but enlY a single , r. 4 . . ,
es, The :Mohawks have record-trnanage
ed one win over the heperiats , of their nwn end, they were . aIt te.ve S'ereY 'eame
Un at the 4,30 mark to heat
and will be out to even their , usually thwarted by the stellar ; Storey. who was the
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tors lal'esd l'aelsco"dwilNivlbthe tlalreppviinsig- 1 -BP):0Yarodt ;:linedi-1111':11e0rhart at I ii,-'.eisttleoombine performer on the
for the playoffs. eline. The redhead played the ; 161 t
ice, worked the play into the
entire 60 minutes, while 'Re- T t..40Xeanl'eroriellgtdisradneCcti •foli,N9Peeild:ilAi ;gill
Playoffs start eoon dard was only off for two brief
will meet in Ingersoll, Monday,' Ernie Little, . a the net.
Officials of the six teams rests.
wil° mndere/H segir 17inute.:171arVctka at
theil
ule. Convenor Fred Robins,' up with several keyPsaajt;escaannle ' lead to 4'2 Scoring right after
to draw up the playoff sched- I out the lineup in
soli Marlande in a besteof-seven ' Keith Scarborough in the Com- who flipped a pass to Storet
Stratford, sent out Particulars i didn't allow a goal until the I, La tiftalec,e-off in the Exeter zone,
this week, showing that the 4;30 mark of the final perlie t and
tIttrt 1Tvhari Asirecigiollt), ,gyietrIgale
Mohawks will fece the Inger- , Although he wasn't as busy I
series for the "A" honors. 1 bines' net., he made spectacle 1 who had moved in front of
buNto•thr steesrielIsaN/IT'easbeenbeseftinYiseht:'Alall'agS%Pes otril ThlonithCe°1111inrsgts twoarid Tusse Dunham, Ulrich and
Gravett teamed up at. the 17:50
4)3''erreas,rehthel8flirst•flte‘aarld'eers. of theTeen, :picking reach of the Combines with rt.
1 edtnbythesat,e13rd,, Gravett • was the seorieg mark to pull' lee game out of
place club and the eccond and goal in eaeh one of the three•goal lead.
However; the homeeters never
Place team will meet the third 11 p a
DISPLAY NEW UNIFORMS -The Exeter Junior Hawks not only dueled Watford it out in a b t f-5 v n s ies itilounted tW(iice Tend Brill, sic- ave. up and Lortie and Bacon
fourth 'place; squads will hattl ree perices, ussy .un ai
Exeter. The new black and white outfits carry the sponsor's name on the ba three assists, while Moore And onee again pull the Tribe inte
the jersey. The locals whipped Watford 11..6 in the first game of their round-erkob°Ini I oinn/he
;s:,,c-).-Loader drew one assist each. a three -goal bulge. Tbe tee
: Max O'Neil, Steve Storey' had .a break with only orte.dea
will mean th t tl
tahelTieedarCteohje 7 mer Auanle,
1 D"loVteams'
series. Sbnie of 'the players shown skating opt() the tee are Ted Sanders, Jim Rus- win. and Al Lortie scored for the fender back, and Dunham fired
th,e Southwestern 01-1A, •
so many people working we can only send. along
• congratulations to the whole crew.
BASKETBALL HJTS PEAK IN LONDON
While curling may be turning into Exeter's
number one sport attraction, basketball is certainly
holding that position down in the :city of trees,
' With the student population at Western 'increasing
every year, the crowds have been jammed in
Thames Hall for almost all Western's home genies
this year.
We were fortunate enough to be among the
• 150 °outsiders" who managed to get their hands
an ducats for last 'Friday's contest (thanks to Don-
ald C. Taylor) between Weetern and the IT T,
•• and we .found out why the sport is so popular.
Western has one of the best team § John
Metras has ever coached and has a couple of real
outstanding performere. _Lawson, a sharp-
, shooting guard, was high scorer in the game as
the Mustangs rolled to a 20 -point win over the
Blues.
This Lawsoe fellow can throw them in from
anywhere on the floor and is real picture to
watch as his two-handed shots float through the
mesh. He ended up with 26 points in the game,
• ana if he had really been serious, he could have
bit for at least tem more. Although he didn't make
the trip, this Toronto product was picked. for
Canada's Olympic team last year.
'Barry Howson, a former high school stand-
' teet in London, is the leading scorer on the team,
and although he was watched very earefully, he
still hit for 16. He probably would have sunk a
few more, but with his teammate hitting so ac.,
curately from the outside, he didn't have too many
rebounds to pick off the boards.
Well admit that this team hasn't too much
local interest, but if any of our readers are le-
' ferested in basketball we hoe no qualms about
advising you to try and secure some ducats for
-one of Westere's home game.
leATT'N AROUND -We don't. know whether
k the fellow who sits in the office beside ours, felt
guirty or not, hut at any rate ha clipped the fol.,
• lowing article out of, one of 'our daily papers. "Al.
• belly, N.Y.-The assembly yesterday defeated t
bill which would have reduced, the harliett1111 age
for caddies at golf ionises from 14 to 12..Assembly
man Joseph Xottler, Darooklytt, made the only
speech tjtt the mature. lie said children under 14
Should not be .4posed. to the language prevelent
WI made' * One of the main criticisms
we hear About reporters that they never fall
, report when player bas a had game et makes
4 Mistake, but they lune. often rail to publish a
• root when that nine player makes amends. HOw.
"dvdr, the Setter basketball /tam at SlIblfg
es -o e er :: • Donald added the other Stan 'heat Little at the 18:20 mark,
with thew scoring bursts, Tuesday, but they also did it with tbeir new uniforms. 11.ifertsierolevifiertlietns, and the win- ' •
rich, avhe WAS Outluckeci on but Gravett and Denham team
-
The uniforms were purchased for the team by 15 businesses at the north end of meet :i11 the t several, good tries, picked up 1 ed up at the 19:44 mark to
sell, Murray Bell, Bill Heywood, 13ob Jones, Bob Armstrong, Jack Chipchase and • -while Lue !Combines.
can-liderton end Prelim will, behind the defense and Booin.
a pass to Gravett as he cut
-T-A phOto s uare off in tbe other round, Take load in first Room flipped hard back -
Whitey Ilhngworth.
Hawks claw -toms 1i�
The semi-final series must be, Ttissy Durham, started the hander into the top corner of
completed by March 15 and the: Tribe off on the right loot, the cage,
final "B" series must have a ; scoring their first goal a.t the
wintier ready for ORA play by 629 mark of the opener. Stan Fog hurt; attenderice
March 31. 'Ulrich started the play by A dense fog blanketed the
passing by Durham, who in area and cut the attendance
turn flipped a pass back to -down to less than 100. The
Gravett at the point. Durham fog also, stopped players title
then skated to the side of the both teams making the trip,
Combines' net and tipped the and the game was 15 minutes
point Ant into the corner of late in starting due to the late
the mesh. arrival of some of the Coin-
SOUTHWSSTEAN OHA
take lead in playoff round
Dxeter 4, .11...neen 3
:fteler over Delhi idetauit)
Ingersoll 9( Delhi 1
7g
Last 'week's Serest
Durso 4 Delhi
Exeter Hawks drew firstdrilled a long shot from just Cy Bithernaert added the
blood in the round-robin Sham- e inside the blueline at the 9:10 Hawks final goal in the first
rock junior playoffs, Tuesday., mark and illingworth. eame stanza at the 17:14 mark to
w ipente the le el Atoms h . k With his second al . the give them a 4-1. lead -
u -6 iiv- a penalty -studded con- t 12:50 111`ark to give the 1760Als The Atoms came to life in
test ie. the Exeter arena. '. i three goals before Swan put the middle frame, and helped
The Hawks tame up with the visitors on the eheet, with some fine netminding on
their best effort of the season, -- the part of Keith ',Matthews,
out -playing the visitors in ev- I • who took over from Edwards,
ch • • : they outscored the Hawks 3-2
ery period. All three of coach
Boom Boom Gravett's lines Irish squad win in. the frame to cut the lead
worked well and his four de - to 6-4..
fensernen gave Ted came up with f
Sanders; However, the Hawks turned
fieeY ef I the
frame n
in OMHA round Howve
' Le. c an bantams defeated on the pressure in the final
ad.five
,Glencoe Ming- mount Brydges 10-3 in, big tallies while Ted Sanders
I Jim Russell, 'Whitey
! worth, Lloyd Moore and Cy Satufday, to win the 0 INA turned aside all but two of the
ii Bill if v bantam "D". second 11°11'12 Lit- visitor's shots, Moore and Bus-
Blommaert each picked up a
. pair of tallies, wh e i e.- • sell paced the final spurt with
earl well the first game 84 in a pair each, while Blammaert
•wood, Jim McDonald and Bob Lucan to cop the two game se-
maert and Illingworth a]$0 eon- ries -- Pletny of penalties 1 - ump
, Jones ,addeci singletons. Blom- • „ A added the other,
tributed three assists, a5 did; Paul. Young was the scoring
Don ]3uddo and Willie Haas, 1 •
Dale Turvey and defensive star for the Irish lads, scoring
stalwart, Gerald elcBride. ; five goals in the one-sided af- who drew the ire of ehe 100
Allan Cameron. was. the big ' fair, Brian Haskett c a m e fans for their inconsistent calls,
gun . • Atom, • e
k' 0 u • through eveth a hal-trick, while heeded out a total of 58 min -
Donaldson. and Russ hen- utes in penalties in he call- Luta.n-liderton C o m :b i n
a hat -trick, Single pals were 'Bob II, 1 t t The game threatened to clinched a 'second place fin
Ingersoll 5, Port Dover 2
Standings
• W T A 1'
Ingersoll . 24 3 0 ins 36 65
Aylroor . 1. 11 A 134 15( 44
Imean-Ilderton 0 In n 115 111 Afi
a:Ater . . . 31 102 126 a5 vett was the .markernan with equipment and was ready for
The elohawks took advent- bines players. Stu O'Neil didn't
age of one of the four minor arrive until mid -way through
Penalties picked up by Be' the middle frame.
Urbshott, scoring on a power Bill McCrea, sub -goalie for
play at the 8:35 mark, Gra- the Tribe, donned hisplaying
roe Dever p an n 162 :ea Due-harn and Loader drawing action on the forward lines, al..
Deihl 25 0 iss 214 16
Retraining games:
Thureda,y, Feb, 23 --
Delhi at Port Dover
FrUlar, 24.--
•Alltlene.ltely 1B4e6t1,:orll
:Sunday, Fon. 26--
.Ayli r Port Dover
Ingeliresoll'"at D"1h1
II ri
ueini O)
55
ish
scored by ;Ron eteeicat, Bob •
White and Harold Swan. ; Keith Lucas, Alan Fisher and get out of hand at several among the ja teams tn, e
:Teddy Gough scored the Mount points, aerie:the referees handed Southwestern OHA, Suriclay, f.
Take early lead • Brydges goals. out. two misconducts and a dumping the tail -end Delhi
Illingworth started the Hawks : Lucan will now /ace Alvin -e game misconduct to Exeter Rockets 8-3 in .Delhi. i
off on the right foot, teaming sten in the third round of the ' players. Tom Collings, leading, scorer II
up with Moore and Blommaerte all -Ontario play-dowes. The Jim Russell and Bob Arm- on the squad, paeed. the will
in less than a minute to get , first game was played at Lu- strong had to get patched up with a pair of meals. Single tal
on the scoresheet. Bob Jones cart Wednesday (last night).
d icked 11 one ta eat i. es .
assist on the play, itnhougeh ghemed,idn't see service
•
AciYdoutnwge Lifiloydseg;Intre set 41' beltnwe'tehne thfoeurtwIneactubes,mtheletil4nIges.,
the Mohawk's third marker .in hawks copped three.
the early minutes of the mid -
die frame. The smooth -skating
winger deked around Bev Rub- Live pedestrians . and suce
shott and fired :a pass to Gra- cessful men always think fast
vett, cutting in on the Corn- on their feet. ..
. Golf School. i
Those interested in golf instruction (no age limit) i
starting about the middle of March, should. fill out
Bantam team ousted
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through with a goal with a rre. ing through with A pair of ire. The Hawks travel to Wat-
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The game was also the first Al Lortie.
sticks, while two Watford play- llrbshobt, Al Foote, Steve Stor-
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appearance fot the Hawks in The only Delhi players to get po Box 846, Exeter
their new uniforms. Several of a puck past Jake Barnes in
the re"tee businessmen in tee the colrennee, nets were Rich -
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SOUTHWESTERN OHA 1NTERMEDIATg
shot the Combines into a 1-0 a
lead at the 1:33 mark of the i I
first period on. e play with i
Tom Collings. Dellif knotted f Hoc- key ction! ,..
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the count on a telly by Pake i
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at the 9:13 mark, but Lacer). I'
Illierten •tame up with three 1.7
uers and stockings end have Sabatiee.
their names suitably placed on Playmg coach, Don UrballOtt E.
ford, Saturday, for the second
Griderich bantams came scoring star of 1115 game. tom- the hack of each sweater'
portant tallies. eohn Lock,
nuke and a half remaining in
Brian Fortune and Gary pee. game of their series. Strathroy,
the game, Saturday, to edge' sons triggered the others. the other team in the playoff,
the Exeter Legion six and oust, Brian Carroll, ,Bill Wilkinson will be guests in Exeter on
March 3, The two
the locals in the deciding game and Bob Graham scored one PrldaY)
of the best-ofdliree WOAA semi- each for the defending 0a111A teams with 'the hest :record
finals, bantam "D" champions. will meet in a final best -of'
three ,serios for the Sharnroek The Combines led 4-2 at the
Larry Papernick was the Carroll opened the scoring end of the first. split, second
from in front of the net bounced Hamilton at the 3:05 mark of
heating Nee trophy.
hero of the game, when his shot for the visitors, • period goals with the Rockets
over a couple of sticks arid the' initial period. Howeier, the flea].
and ceme back with three iti
melee up in flit, teeter net he. Lock teamed up with Fortune
Z rich IU"
tevet•" relinquished,
quick goals to take a lead they
Fri.
Feb. 24
•
• There were less than 200 fans
hind Neil Hamilton, at the 8:05 mark to pull the
U S k h
in the Deihl inn to watt the
teeter took A 2.1 load in the homestere back info a 1.1. tie, game. it was one of the poor-
ganie rei goals by Brien For- t4oderieh took another one- • est, Sunday Aftern crowda
ri T' km* hul goal lead 40 seconds later es CO WOAA this season,
Rob Gitaham evened the sent(' Wilkulsoll $COrod an lin,
nielee elirieher. lapse tiy tlie Exeter erew, 10. ZUti tth Atve'tillos wrapped up
. .
and sot the stege for Papa,. aSSiSted marker on a defensive
John . w
nitte on 1115 first Gotierich goal, the tame finished etey in the 411) elown, rlh1S ay handing
Graham opened the Goderieh entry A severe 154 shelladking
Last natT spree , lead 'Le two geals, teaming liP 2t1r1ell.
with Jelin Pelee the 9:50 .johti Meese paced the oil -
Pu'ie As fhp matte. give the visitors •a 2-1. lead A$, their secend eoesetutive WOAA Area teams see
first 'Period. the tartly oueelessed Atwood
pair of shutout$
Two of the tireShamreck •
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AYLMER IMPERIALS. vs.'
EXETER MOHAWKS.
pee wee hockey tilts played hi
mark of the secoed frame, tut slought with leer 1
W e , Sin shut- :
sinks Sai ors six from there on, the locals look nob johnstore Paul Weide Lueeeaturcley, efided
command at the sewing end
The Exeter Legion bantamblasted home four goals to get
Scored three goals in t110 final a hard-earned win,
period to edge Goderieh 5-3 in Cushman scored at the 1e:50
the second game M filvir best. mark of the second oft a mit
of -three strict ie. Exeter, Fri- passing play with Prelate and
Glover to cut the teed to 3.2
dee.
The rimiest was a thriller all at the end ot the second,
the way, as the locals battled Brian Fortune pulled the
bask from a 3.1 tot' Exeter six into a 3-5 tie at the
tend The series to the limit. CIS 'mark of 11.1e final period
After lesing the opener 54 in tend Cush:elan and Parser's arid -
ed (ho wirmere before tho
Gederich.
Mike cushion wail t1me. way mark of. the
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made .sure, we were aware .of this situation in their
,game last week. We mentioned after rone of their
games that one of their players had missed on All
tight ot her foul shot Attempts. This player -came
through with her first attempt in the rteXt game,
•
Intl the girig ,called a Uhler filet ;old ytitod up to us
• in,the gallery to akit sure we Itad It,
and oat,
Gerard Overholt each erided Ildettori started the parade
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three, Earl AAne: rounded
out the storing with .a phir,
In the three game 5015:11 bbs
crew scored taAl of
eff with A 1.0 win over &rich
And liensell feliewed suit With
A 5-0 leiumph over Ailsa Cra,lt(„
In the fiat Wee, Lambeth fte.
44 goele, while Sienna Attlee. hated ',wean eee
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n444o6 nets. (ererd Overholt lone oi that stink •ilte %Meet!
and 130h eohnsion evert the eix, while Jim ,Paieley recorded
scoring leridees lite series, the shutout',
As Yet, 01) weed has heed `re- ker aveS the seerine Ater With
piekieg up sight goals each. in llensall's win, Otani Wal
ceived ee to who the Zurich three LeVere Harbert) I
silty Win meet th the hest niekert 'UP the tether' I.Wea whlle
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,, to /i urtit wht6 40 .go Fot the 'OM t4y_fliii Lo.WiS i ,,,,t .40.
baelc - • - i stored * pelt end Peter leitlyiel 1 1 elestpi gditti4 tNb
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deposits th the. Laveritiati tii5. the Lambeth seoreres.
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