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Page 6 Times-Advocate, April 23 1964 Combines are behind the .8-ball -Z squad sweeps.
first three of finals
LET'S TALK SPORTS
By Don ''doom" Gravitt
It's do or
die for LA
11:59 when Barry Hearn
ed off a three-way play with
teammates "Pusty" AIMS and
ppug Galloway,
At 3;48 of the second, the
same trio put 4-I two goal.
This time, free-wheeling Dgs-
ty" Aldis netted the goal,
Prolific scorer Ronny Ryan
sank Jaques Cepsineau's pass at
the 10;59 mark of the second
period to build up a 3-0
lead,
Then the roof fell in. McFar-
lands turned on the power and
got two goals back before the
four-minute mark of the final
period.
Combines' Ron Ryan took a
little steam out of the Picton
attack with his second goal of
the game at 8:52. L-I held the
4-2 margin until 10:07 when
Plcton changed into high gear.
Four unanswered goals capped
the surge and wrapped up Mc-
Farlands' 6-4 victory.
CE quartets
win at 'spiel
Johnson
Motors
COMPLETE LINE OF
Boats
Picton all the way trtrick'' for PlPictonet 7P0 of the
second to site the McFarlands
McFarlands tPak a command, a q.-a cushion.
infs 2-0. the best,of,f1ve The tWo cifihs exchanged a
series hy Whipping cetilhilleS pixyga third period. Max
0,4 Satiirday night Ptcten, 1. fintshed off a play with
In this one, it was strictly Stu O'Neil and Barry Hearn
a McFarland show all the WA.Y netted Garry Hodgtns pass at
The ,Picton club chalked up a 12:01 inr two markers,
3-1 first period edge; ran the There were only nine penal-
cpunt to 0,2 by the end of the ties called throughout the game,
second; and then shared a four- went to picton,
goal third period with 4,t,
Centre pew jonea triggered
three of the Picton goats.
Larry Pero scored two while
John Baker, Keith MacDenald
and Ron Hull added one each for
the winners.
For the Combines, Ronny
Ryan, Ken Doig, Maxex O'Neil
and Barry Hearn were marks,
men,
Although Combines outshot
Vinton 17,12 in the first. period
Picton outscored L-I 3,1,
Ryan opened the scoring at
10;31 to give the locals a 1-0
lead. Dave Jones scored a pair
of quickies less than three min-
utes apart to put the McFarlands
ahead 2-1. John Baker scored
at 17;54.
Picton ran the count to 5-1
on second period goals by Mac,
Donald and Hull before L-I
could get untracked. Kenny Doig
scored Combines' second goal
of the game at 5;46.
Davies completed hip "hat-
Thorne's, Richardson, Travel-
er, Grew, Chestnut Canoes
MANORE'S
Riverside Marine
GRAND BEND
Exeter Minor Hockey Association
Chocolate Bar Drive
April 24 & 25
The E.M.H.A. find themselves faced with
a $310. deficit. Help the association
make up the balance.
BUY A CHOCOLATE BAR!
A Centralia rink skipped by
Lil Hillson with Peggy Setters,
Jackie Price and Marion Teskey
won the first draw at the Ivan-
hoe Curling Club inLondon with
a total of 28 points.
Another Centralia quartet,
skipped by Madeline King with
Helen Burton, Dot Knight and
Ruth Rain tied with three other
teams for second place with a
total of 27 points.
Both CE rinks received
prizes. A grand total of 30 rinks
participated in the first draw.
Lucan-Ilderton Combines are
on the ropes!
The Big Nine "B" champions
are trailing the best-of-f iv e
provincial final against Picton
McFarlands 2-0, PictondOWned
the Western Ontario rePrel-
senta.tives 6-4 Friday night and
then capped their two-gam e
home stand with an 8-4 victory
Saturday night.
Actually, the two losses in
Picton are the least of the
worries of the Combine
management. During the two
games, L-I ran into a series
of no less than five injuries to
key players. With a week off,
the club hopes to get most of the
five back in playing shape.
Defenceman Don "Red"Urb-
shott, with a shoulder separa-
tion, along with Steve "Sam"
Storey, Doug Galloway, "Dus-
ty" Aldis and prolific scorer
Ronny Ryan, all support the in-
jury parade.
IN LUCAN FRIDAY
Picton will make its initial
start on Lucan ice this Friday
night at 8;30 pm providing the
Combines whip the McFarlands
on the scoresheet, the fourth
game of the series will be held
in Lucan Saturday. Game time
is '7;30 pm on Saturday so that
supporters may get home in
time to see the televised NHL
playoff game between Toronto
and Detroit.
Six in third period
Picton McFarlands rammed
home six third period goals to
win the first game of the pro-
vincial Int. "B" playdowns by
a 6-4 count.
Combines looked to have the
game well under control as the
local club held a 3-0 lead at the
end of the second period. How-
ever, the McFarlands came out
flying in the final 20 minute ses-
sion and proved to be too much
for L-I to handle.
Picton centre Dave Jones was
the big gun .1n the third period
drive with two goals. Before the
firing had ceased, John Baker,
Lionel Botely, Ronny Hull and
Pug Kellar each chipped in with
one each.
Earlier, Combines surged in-
to a 1-0 first period lead at
playing with a •fractured arm,
collected his first at 17;20 of
the opening period on a play
with Livermore and Mike Cush-
man, Bob Livermore set up
Cooper for his second mid-way
through the final session.
Exeter's Mike Cushman knot-
ted the other Combines tally.
Jim Hood, Glenn Hooper,Rod
Kelson and defenceman Ken
Aida shared the Clippers' goals.
Coast to first win
Hensall-Zurich Combine s
had, too much class for Stouff-
ville C tippers in the series
opener in Hensall Wednesday
night. The Shamrock Junior
"D" champs ran up a comfort-
able 4-0 lead by the mid-way
mark of the second period and
coasted home.
Lanky Mike Cushman was the
big gun in this one with two goals
and three assists. The hard-
working centre shot H-Z into a
1-0 first period lead on a play
with Bob Livermore. He added
his second with only 30 seconds
remaining in the second period
when he rammed home Steve
Kyle's rebound.
Aggressive fore-checking on
the part of Cushman set up a
pair of goals for Bruce Cooper
and one for Bob Livermore.
Cooper and Livermore each
got one during the second period
in which Combines' whipped
four pucks past a shaky Glenn
Jackson in the Stouffville net.
Cooper knotched his second of
the night at the 11:35 mark of
the final period.
Free-wheeling c e nt reman
Billy Shaddick scored the other
Combines goal just after three
minutes and 15 seconds of play
in the second period. He was on
the receiving end of relays by
Earl Wagner and Dale Turvey.
Combines back on the right foot
less than six minutes later when
he converted,Bob Hoffman's
pass into the net.
Stouffville moved out in front
again in the second period just
after 50 seconds of play. This
time Hooper put Ross Brown in
the clear.
At 4:40, Bill Shaddick put
the clubs back on even terms
on a play with Craig Chapman.
The game was in doubt right
up until the mid-way point of the
third and final period. Then
centre Earl Wagner, playing
with a slightly fractured left
arm, sank Bill Shaddick"s
clearing pass for the winning
goal.
Bob Livermore added the in-
surance marker at 17:31 after
Stouffyille pressed all around
Hensall-Zurich netminder Den-
nis Amacher. Bruce Cooper and
Mike Cushman assisted on the
play.
Three pace victory
Craig Chapman, Billy Chip-
chase and BruceCooper scored
two goals each to personally
direct the Combines to an im-
portant 7-4 victory over the
Clippers in Stouffville Saturday
afternoon.
Chipchase, fresh out of mid-
get ranks this year, netted his
first goal on a play with Bob
Hoffman in the first period. He
picked up his second at the 2;40
mark of the middle session
after combining with Dennis
Morrissey.
Craig Chapman, who turned
in one of his best offensive
displays of the season, blinked
the light with two seconds to go
in the second period and at
19;43 of the third. Crafty Bill
Shaddick assisted on both goals.
Bruce Cooper, prolific scor-
ing star of the Combines and
Hensall-Zurich C o m b i n es
could be the OHA Junior "D"
champions by nowt
Combines enjoyed a strangle,
hold on their pest-of-s e y en
final set with a 3-0 lead in games
before going into the fourth con-
test WecineSday night.
Combines whipped Stouffville
clIppers 6-3 in Hensel' last
Wednesday, chalked up an im-
pressive 7-4 victory in Stonff-
ville Saturday afternoon, and
then added insult to abuse by
stalling the Clippers for a 4-2
home victory Monday night.
If Combines clipped the wings,
of the Clippers in Stouffville
Wednesday night (yesterday),
it's all over but the final ban-
quet.
However, if the Stouffville
club can outscore the Hensall-
Zurich representatives, then it
will force a fifth game in the
series which will be played in
Hensel' Friday evening.
To date, however, the power-
ful Combines have outscored
Stouffville 17-9 in three games.
The local club even outclasses
the Clippers in the assist de-
partment with a 21-11 edge.
Hensall-Zurich have relen-
quished one department to the
Clippers though. Stouffville lead
the series in penalties with 18
minors compared to 14 for
Combines.
Win at home 4-2
Combines took a stranglehold
on the provincial playdowns with
a 4-2 victory on home ice Mon-
day night.
Stouffville played better in
this game, holding Hensall-
Zurich to a 2-2 tie until the end
of the second period.
The C 1 ipp e r s, with their
backs to the wall, grabbed a
1-0 first period lead when Glenn
Hooper sizzled one past Dennis
Amacher. '
Dennis Morrissey got the
Centralia hosts
air cadet meet
Some 250 air cadets from
Western Ontario will invade
RCAF Station Centralia Sunday
to compete in a track and field
meet.
The high school cadets corps,
from as far away as Windsor,
operate under the supervision
of Centralia personnel.
Sunday's meet at the station
will be open to the public.
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
1964 EPIC Special Price Deluxe 2-Door Sedan i;E;,, $1,629 Pee wee and junior champs take a bow
Exeter Minor Bowling League, some 200 youngsters strong, ranging in ages from five to nineteen,
wound up a successful season of bowling with a banquet at the Exeter Legion Hall on Monday
night. Above, the pee wee and junior league winners display their proud championship smiles.
Bantam and senior champs declared too
Some 65 trophies were dispersed to individuals and team champions throughout the banquet.
Above, the bantam and senior winners were happy toot Mothers of the bowlers catered to the
banquet in which some 600 hot dogs were eaten up by the energetic trundlers.
...
Ltipan4Iderton Combines, seeking the
!D.E.A.,. Int, 13" championship against Picton Mc-
Farlands, suffered a disastrous weekend in Pie,
ton The district club lost both games to Picton
in. a bent-of-five series and worst of all, had to
send, five players to various physicians..
Friday night, Don 'Urbshott suffered
shoulder separation and Steve Storey had his
ribs taped because of pulled muscles.
Saturday night, free-wheeling "Dusty"
Aldis suffered A. hip injury, Doug Galloway pulled
up lame with an injured leg and defenceman Don
Morton received several stitches for a cut under
the eye.
The only worthwhile thing to happen on
the Picton trip was that Maurice ."Rocket"
chard was on hand to see the Friday night game.
The .ex-Montreal ace visited both dressing rooms
before the game to wish the boys the best.
Although down 2-0 in the best-of-five se-
ries, the IA have A good chance to get back in
the series this weekend with two potential home
games slated for Lucan Friday -and Saturday
nights, Home ice will make 'a 'difference and if
most of the injured players, after a week's rest,
can get 'back in decent shape, they could give
Picton more than they want to handle.
MORE COMMUNITY BUILDERS!
The building of the newly proposed Exe-
ter district swimming pool is the height of excite-
ment with the youngSters these days. Even the
swimming instructors and supervisors are thrilled
with the idea. Mel Gaiser passed on the informa-
tion that a little red tape 'continues to hold up
the "go-ahead" for building but all should be
cleared up within a week or 'so.
As everyone knows, a major project like
this needs working capital. The finance report
shows that already some $27,000 has been raised,
thanks to many Exeter and district donations
both from individuals and from private organiza-
tions.
With some $4,000 still to come, various
organizations continue to hold special events as
fund-raising campaigns. One of these is taking
place tonight (Thursday) at the SHDHS in Exeter.
Beta Sigma Phi, with chairman Noel Veri
directing, is holding a fashion show 'a't the local
high 'school starting at 8:15 p.m. All proceeds will
be turned over to the swimming pool drive. Also
helping out on the program are Marion Sherman,
Maxine Graham, Norma Westgate, June Essery
and Maida Gaiser. So if you're looking for an en-
joyable evening of entertainment for a very
worthwhile cause, I would suggest that you visit,.
the fashion show tonight at SHDHS.
CUFF CLEANERS — The Exeter Minor
Hockey Association, at 'a meeting Sunday after-
noon, learned that they have a $310 deficit. All-
star players from the minor association will make
a final chocolate bar drive this Friday and Sat-
urday in an effort to help make up the deficit.
If you can, please give the boys your support.
. . . With the baseball season here, it's time to
make the annual big league predictions . . . .
We'll welcome 'all comments and list your choices.
Please send them in as soon 'as possible.
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RO (J. Fuller 661)
CA (D. Couture 68'7)
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PE (J. Coughlin 735)
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FA (C. Edwards 700) 3
LA (G. Arthur 603) 1
WC (G. Northcott 662) 3
OD (V. Smith 617) 1
WM (W. VanDeworp 610) 2
SF (G. Burrows 707) 2
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(C. Browning 519) 7
(C. Hoy 495) 0
(B. Caldwell 674) 5
(H. Penhale 573) 2
(M. Loader 534) 5
(A. Stratton) 2
MIXED LEAGUE "A"
(M. Edwards 643) '7
(T. MacDonald 543) 0
(D. Gravett 698) 5
(A. Flynn 591) 2
(M. Cronyn 674) 5
(G. Campbell 529) 2
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(L. Lowrey 338)
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CT (H. Patterson 809) 4 4
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bedlam of excitement Monday
night when close to 200 en-
thusiasts of the Exeter Minor
Bowling League concluded their
1963-'64 season with the annual
bun feed.
The young trundlers, from
five to 19, cleaned up on nearly
600 hot dogs early in the evening
and then witnessed presentation
of 65 trophies, numerous door
prizes and five "special" 300
awards.
They were entertained by
Omer Stringer, who displayed
a dancing puppet to various
tunes.
Pete McLeod, John Snell, Ted
Wilson and Billy Wright put on
a "Beatle" act. Billy Wright
played the part of a musician.
Head table guests included;
Bonnie Coughlin, Isa Campbell,
Ann Prout, Barb Gifford, Agnes
Appleton, Mary Holtzmann,
bowling supervisor Ruth Dur-
and; master of cerimonies Don
Gravett; Aub Farquhar, Jim
Loader, Lyle Riddell, Gladys
Bedard, Zurich, and EldaLaid-
law of Zurich.
Aub Farquhar presented
"300" and over crests to Peter
McFalls (365); Helen Campbell
(314); Bob Moore (313); Billy
Wright (384); and Don Wright
(310).
A special presentation, made
by Isa Campbell, treasurer of
the league, provided a donation
of $15 to the swimming pool
fund.
Award winners were:
Pee wees—Individual male
and female awards; high aver-
age, Kathy Campbell (79), Doug
Fairbairn (111); high double,
Betty Campbell (210), Gary
Shipman (288); high single,
Wendy Gilfillan (108), Jim
Brintnell (171); championship
team; "Elephants", Can't.
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