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H-2 maintains 5 point lead
despite 7 5 loss to Rockets
Copper moved in to blast a. the stick of Mellen pet theCoree
hard drive that the Point Ed- bines two goals arrears.
ward goalie blocked and Mike Craig Chapman and,Cooper
cestenan wee johnny-on-tee,- banged insingletons within tee
spot to sink the eeleound, next three minutes to equalize
The hometown P °let e led the selecroeAsatTa-ABT. HOME
throughpue the majority of the
gape, taking 3-1 edge after A short-handed Combine
the first 20 minutes of action, crew had little trouble in Yee-
Bob Livermore dented the quistileg the Point Edward
twine for the only Hensall- youngsters 11-2 on Hensall ice
Zurich goal of the opening ses- Wednesday,
sion combining on a successful Four regulars were missing
Play with Peece Cooper and thebfreoamseo line-up, t tipp,o i e s
and two
soreeofthein
Mike Cushman. because
The combines rallied with a others, Bob Livermore and
quartet of scores in the second Bruce Horton, were sidelined
compared to three replies from halfway through the game.
the home club, Livermore nab- Bob Hoffman, a regular de-
bed his second of the contest, fencemap, was press ed into
Cooper copped a pair and Dale service as a forward and scored
Turvey added a single in the a goal in each period to lead
middle 20 minutes. the HeZ attack.
Bill Shaddick hit the score Three other Combines aided
sheet before one minute had the cause considerably with a
elapsed in the final frame to pair of goals each. Bob Liver-
tie the score at 6-6 for a more, Craig Chapman and
Bruce Cooper were the double moment. Bruce
oint Edward boys Were goal getters.
quick to retaliate, Bruce Chat- The winning H-Z total was
mers netting his second of the completed by single tallies from
fray at 1:25. Another Point the sticks of Mike Cushman and
Edward marker at 6:13 from Dennis Morrissey.
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PPR ALL GOOD PORTS:
Ross..14,augh
Grab a
whistle
Hensall .Zurich C 0111/A11es Jimmy Bender of the Reckete
maintained their five-point at 15:47 put the H-Z boys one
Shamrock junior league lead down as the elehsheadedfor the
over second-Place Strathroy first rest.
Rpckets despite a 7-S loss to the Mac Westgate, a teem in the
Rocket s in Hensall Seriday side of the Combines in ether
aftermeoe. games, came to life In the
A pair of Combine wins over second and counted twice With
Pettit E d war d in home-and- assists each time from brother
home genies Wednesday and Bill and Campbell.
Friday combined with a Strath- Three Hensall-Zurich Iser-
roy loss to third place Glencee formers scored singles to even
kept the 1I-Z boys safely en- terms at the end of the second,
trenched in the top spot. Wagner, Livermore and Cooper
An easy 11-2 win started the dented the twine,
week in Hensall Wednesday but Campbell notched his second
thePoint Edward boys put up of the game at 6:37 of the third
a terrific battle before bowing and Mike Cushman retaliated
on home ice 9-8. some eight minutes later to put
Action coming up for the the combipes back on an. equal
Combines this week brings the footing.
Port Huron Thunderbirds to Cam Brady dimmed thehopes
Hensall Friday and an away of the hometown fans a few
contest in Glencoe Saturday. moments later tallying on a
LOSE IN THIRD three-way effort and Bender
Before a home crowd of al- cashed his second of the game
most 500 fansSunday afternoon, to put the Rockets in a, safe
the Combines fought an uphill position.
battle to tie the count late in PULL GAME OUT
the third only to have the A pi ctu re goal with ten
Rockets score twice in the dy- seconds left in the contest gave
ing minutes, the Combines a 9-8 squeaker
Alex Campbell of the visitors win over Point Edward in the
and Craig Chapman traded goals Lartibton town Friday.
near the 13-minute mark of the Bill Shaddick started the play
first to open the game scoring, in hie own end with the score
Chapman's counter was notched tied at 8-8 and moved the puck
with help from line-mates pale over to Bob Livermore who in
Turvey and Bill Murney, turn hit Bruce Cooper with a
An unassisted marker by sharp pass.
CE'S FCELLY, BROODS STQRM FOREST NET Have you ever complained about the of-
ficiating at a 'hockey game and said why don't
they get somebody that knoWs something about
the game?
Well, here is your chance to change the
Situation of a Scarcity of competent referees in
Western Ontario.
An OHA-sponsored referees clinic will be
held at RCAF Station Clinton beginning Friday,
January 31, at 8 p.m.
The clinic scheduled to run four days will
be conducted by F/L Lefebvre and will include
complete coverage of the CAHA rule book and
parts of the OHA constitution,
OHA's referee-in-chief Pat Patterson will
be in attendance on the final day, Monday, to
screen the candidates for OHA qualifications.
Clinic time will be divided between lec-
tures, rule interpretation discussions and practi-
cal ice time,
Two house leagues are being planned for-
Monday evening giving an opportunity to have
'some of the candidates working under actual
game conditions.
F/L Lefebvre has handled officials' clinics
in various parts of the country as well as at serv-
ice units overseas.
This endeavor deserves the full support of
recreation committees and club organizations
throughout the area,
CURLERS GET MAG
Interest in curling has been growing by
leaps and bounds at the local Exeter Curling
Club.
A new magazine entitled "The Curler"
should make interesting reading for all of the
rock enthusiasts, With its first issue out this
month, the Curler will be published eight times
yearly from September through April.
The contributing editor of the publication
is a well-know name in curling ranks, Ernie Rich-
ardson. Richardson is the only skip to win the
Brier and the World Championships four times.
In the first issue, Richardson tells of the
first prize his rink ever won in a club competi-
tion in Regina, four pairs of socks—a long cry
from the many awards including automobiles that
have been won by the famous Saskatchewan rink
during a fine career in the roarin' game.
MINOR SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT
A last-minute reminder of the feature at-
traction of Minor Hockey Week at the Exeter
Arena tomorrow night, Friday, January 31.
A squirt game pitting Byron against the
local all-stars at 6:30 will get a four-game pro-
gram under way. Pee wee, bantam and midget
clubs from St. Clair Shores, Michigan, will be in
'to do battle with the Exeter youngsters in the
following three games.
Let's everybody be a "Taker", at least for
one night. Admission for an entire family is only
one dollar.
wiling. ..Hawks
continue to roll
frame, Al Jocey, Red Swain and
Claude Audet fernished theGol-
den Hawk second period tally-
ing,
The third period produced
eight penalties, five going to the
visiting Centralia club.
Despite the manpower dis-
advantage the Hawks were able
to weather the storm and em-
erged victors on Harrison's
last-minute effort,
An insurance marker was
fired by Audet, his second of the
night as time was running out.
A relentless attack in the final
ten minutes fell a goal short as
Forest Lakesides hung on to
edge Centralia Hawks 6-5 at the
air station arena Thursday,
Twice in the final period
Hawk shots bounced off the
Forest goal posts but stayed
outside the goal line.
Tussy Dunham, Forest's
leading scorer, and Al Jocey
of the Centralia club traded
goals in the first 20 minutes.
The visiting Lakesides took
command of the second session
and outscored the home team
4-1, Tom Harrison was the lone
Golden Hawk goal getter.
Carl Ross tallied twice in
the final frame to keep the RCAF
club in contention. Claude Audet
and Yves Garand drew assists
on both scoring plays.
Gord Nolan fired the other
marker as the Hawks main-
tained pressure around the
Lakeside cage for the balance
of the game but failed to get
the equalizer.
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Centralia Golden Heel:,
proved that their first two Wins
of the season in 0HA Big Nine
play were no accidents.
The Hawks put on a terrific
third period splurge on home
Ice Thursday only to bow to
Forest Lakesides 6-5 and tra-
velled to Clinton Sunday to edge
the RCAF Thunderbolts 7-5 for
their third win in four starts.
HARRISON NETS WINNER
Veteran Tom Harrison scor-
ed the winning goal at 17:54 of
the third period in Centralia's
win over Clinton Sunday. The
game was in doubt until the dying
minutes of the third period.
Clinton moved ahead 3-2 at
the end of the first, the Golden
Hawks fought back to outscore
the home club by the same
margin in the second and leave
the score tied at five goals each,
Harrison also scored the first
Centralia goal, coming at 5:42
of the initial period to tie the
score.
Couves notched the other
Centralia counter of the first
Juves down
Blyth Jets
Gary Revington and Don
Coughlin, two newcomers to the
Exeter Juvenile hockey club,
directed a convincing 7-5 vic-
tory over Blyth in a scheduled
WOAA hockey game here on
Saturday night.
Revington, the pivot between
Don Coughlin and Bob McDon-
ald, fired three goals and set
up another,
Coughlin, playing right wing,
scored in the first and second
periods and assisted on each
of Revington's three goals. Left
winger Bob McDonald drew one
assist.
TWO FOR COULTER
Dick Coulter also found the
scoring range as he netted a
goal in each of the first and
third periods with help from
Larry Stire and defenceman
Ron Cornish.
Centre Tom Madill was the
hot-shot for Blyth with three
goals and one assist.
The victory gives the non-
sponsored Exeter Juveniles two
wins, two losses and three ties.
Farmers upset PPs,
Flyers blast Zurich
Combine snipers bulged the
twine twice to spearhead the
scoring attack.
Jacques Cousineau, Ron
Ryan, Barry Hearn and Doug
Galloway were the double goal
getters.
The same number of visiting
puckmen notched single tallies.
Bev Urbshott, Bill Nell, Dusty
Aldis and Don Fletcher counted
the solo markers.
Mohawks' top pointgetter for
the season, Cy Blommaert,
scored the first two goals, both
on passing plays with 1 i n e-
mates Dick Bedard and Bob
Johnston.
Playing coach Bedard, who
has moved up to a front line
position, turned in a creditable
performance.
OHA BIG NINE STANDINGS
W L T PTS
11 2 1 40
13 1 4 37
12 7 2 32
10 11 1 27
7 7125
11 8 0 24
3 10 1 14
4 11.1 12
3 11 0 10
Elmira
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Forest
Goderich
St. Clements
Seaforth
Exeter
Clinton
Centralia
Lucan-Ilderton Combines
cashed in a pair of four-point
wins over the slumping Exeter
Mohawks in Big Nine OHA. actien
over the past week.
On Exeter ice Friday the
Combines administered a 12-3
drubbing to the Mohawks and
returned to their own ice palace
Tuesday to post an overwhelm-
ing 22-2 victory.
SCORE AT WILL
The Combines unleashed
their most devastating scoring
attack of the season in Tues-
day's romp over the Mohawks.
Barry Hearn and Dusty Aldis
were the main cogs in the
scoring machine. Hearn put the
goal judge to work on no less
than five occas'ons and Aldis
scored one less goal and assis-
ted on five scoring plays.
Hat trick honors were shared
by Ken Loft and Ron Ryan.
Max O'Neil collected two
goals and singles were notched
by Stu O'Neil, Bill Neil, Tom
Collings, Bev Urbshott and Doug
Galloway.
Exeter's marksmanship was
confined to single goals by Bob
Jones and Jim Russell.
FADE LATE
On home ice Friday Mohawks
stayed within striking distance
of the L-I club for the first 40
minutes but faltered badly in the
final period.
Six unanswered goals in the
last stanza sewed the game up
for the visitors. A quartet of
Lyle Little's 13,
RCAF--McPhee, 23; Jerry
Cameron, 19; Tom Burke, 16;
Don McCauley, 16; Postma, 8;
Montey, 4; Leith, 2; Al Wiper,
2; Glenn Bennett, Patey.
ZURICH--Gerald Schantz,
12; Simon Nagel, 6; Don O'-
Brien, 4; Wayne Clausius, 2;
Lee Sherman, 2; Keith Lovell,
2; Dick Roelofson, 2; A, Taylor,
I; John Oke, Doug Schantz.
FARMERS--Dave Buchanan,
17; Harry Schroeder, 16; Char-
lie Kernick, 13; Roy Wilson, 12;
Chub McCurdy, 4;
P-PERS—George Wright, 26;
Lyle Little, 13; Ron Bogart, 6;
Ron Heimrich, 2; Bruce Horton,
2; Dave Taylor.
An upset and a slaughter
featured the regular Rec Bas-
ketball play at HSDHS gymn
Thursday night.
The Flying Farmers took to
the air in the opening contest
of the night and pulled a slight
surprise to down the Peripatetic
Pedagogues 62-49. The second
win of the season for the Farm-
ers moved them into third spot
in the league standing, two
points ahead of the Zurich Hust-
lers.
The RCAF Flyers went on the
biggest scoring spree of the
year to floor the Zurich club
91-31 and pick up their sixth
straight win without a loss.
The rejuvenated F ar mers
tackle the high flying Flyers in
to-night's opener.
FOUR BIG SCORERS
Four of the Flyers' personnel
soared into double scoring fi-
gures to lead the onslaught
against the Hustlers in the eve-
ning wind-up.
A newcomer to the RCAF
line-up, six foot six Bob McPhee
was top man on the attack with
a total of 23 points.
Jerry Cameron was next with
19 and 16 apiece were the totals
for Don McCauley and Tom
Burke.
Gerald Schantz was the only
Hustler able to dent the RCAF
defences with any success, net-
ting an even dozen points.
2 7 IN SECOND
After a closely contested first
quarter the Flying Farmers
dropped in 2'7 points in the
second to take a comfortable
41-17 margin at half-time.
The second-place teachers
fought back in the second half
and were able to hold their own
but the deficit was too large to
Overcome.
As in the other game of the
night, four Farmers hooped
more than 10 points to sink the
P-Pers. Dave Buchanan was the
leader with 17 and Harry
Schroeder but one point back
with 16. ,Charlie Kernick and
Roy Wilson followed with 13
and 12 respectively.
George Wright accounted for
more than half of his team's
total in a losing cause, netting
26.
In second spot in the scoring
parade for the Pedagogues was
TIN
Nicol shines
with 1546
Bob Nicol of the Exeter Itchy
Six splintered all previous re-
cords of the Inter-Town Men's
five-pin bowling loop Saturday
afternoon.
Rolling at the Exeter Lanes
Nicol amassed a grand total
of 1546 for a five-game string.
One of the most enthusiastic
bowlers of the area, Nicol start-
ed slowly with a first game
score of 179.
As the series progressed he
threw identical scores of 328
in the second and third and
soared to 341 and 370 in the fi-
nal games.
The last game was featured by
seven consecutive strikes.
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Exeter's two minor puck re-
presentatives in theSilverStick
tournament at Watford were
eliminated t• 'fore veaching the
gran(' I, 'nip round.
Pee 'Nees :liter winning their
opening game a week ago, down-
ed Stoneybrook 6-3 early Friday
evening but were eliminated
later the same night by Delhi
8-3.
The local bantams moved one
step closer to the title.
They edged the Byron Opti-
mists 4-3 in overtime Thursday
night after the two clubs were
tied on goals and shots on the
net in regulation time.Saturday
the bantams whipped Detroit
Harper Sports 7.2 before bow-
ing to a strong Ridgetown club
by a close 4-3 count in the
regulation series final.
Teams from Leamington won
both the pee wee and bantam
divisions and will be represen-
ting Southern Ontario in the
North Americah championships
that start in Port Huron today.
LAWSON GETS FIVE
Peter Lawson was the top
Exeter goal scorer in the three
game bantam playoff, He tallied
once in Thursday's squeaker
win and notched two in each of
Saturday's contests.
Two goals in Saturday's open-
er and a single in each of the
other games put Jim Hayter
next in line With fettle, Barry
Baynhem, Bill Fairbairn, Ora.-
hain fern and David Burke
added scores in single fashion
thrbughotit the tourney.
Burke's lane tally Was prob-
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locels, His marker came at the
four minute mark of a sudden-
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day's victory over Byron.
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