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The Port Huron Beefeaters
registered a pair of wins over the
Exeter Hawks last weekend to
topple the locals into third place
in the Shamrock League. The
Hawks who were defeated 4-3 and
8-3 now have eight points and
trail the first place Belmont Hat-
ters by eight and the second place
Beefeaters by six points.
After holding the Port Huron
squad to a 2-2 tie in the first per-
iod the Hawks weakened to lose
the Saturday night game in Port
rt
Bob Moir
Injured
Minor
The Exeter pee wees, ban-
tams and midgets all recorded
wins over Lucan at the local
arena last Wednesday night in
Shamrock League action with the
pee wees winning 8-0, the ban-
tams 2-1 and the midgets by a
5-0 score.
On Monday night the pee wees
continued their undefeated streak
with a 4-1 win in Strathroy while
the bantams were on the short
end of a 7-3 score.
Terry Bourne's pee wee club
had little trouble with Lucan
in Wednesday's first game as
they scored four big goals in
the final period for their sec-
ond straight win over the Lu-
can club.
Leftwinger Larry Davies led
the Exeter attack with a pair of
goals while single goals came
off the sticks of Steve Riddell,
Dale Parkin, Dennis Ferguson,
Brad Klumpp, Randy Tiernan and
Peter Kleinstiver.
Goalie Jim Brown picked up
the shutout for the locals.
The bantam contest was the
most exciting of the night with
Chris Riddell scoring the tie
breaking goal with only two min-
utes remaining in regulation time
to give Exeter a 2-1 victory.
Both teams scored in the sec-
ond period after a scoreless
initial frame with Joe O'Rourke
giving the locals a temporary
1-0 lead at the five minute mark
but the visitors tied the score
six minutes later to set the
stage for Riddell's winning mar-
ker.
A total of 16 penalties were
called in the midget game with
the locals picking up 10 but the
powerful club hit for a pair of
goals in each of the last two
frames to register a 5-0 shut-
out and remain unbeaten.
Bill Fairbairn opened the scor-
ing at 14;10 of the first period
and that's all goaltender Glenn
Stire needed as he whitewashed
the visitors the rest of the way.
Rightwinger Mike Hoy led the
Exeter club with a pair of tal-
lies while Barry Baynham and
John Loader added singletons.
Huron by an 8-3 score. The Beef-
eaters scored three times in each
of the last two frames while the
locals managed a single goal.
The Hawks took al-0 lead in the
first period when Jim Hayter took
a pass from Bill Bourne and fired
the puck past Beefeater netrnin-
der Bill Stringer at 5:20 but the
winners came back with two quick
tallies to go ahead. Larry Will-
ert's third goal of the season at
the 12:39 mark tied the score and
ended the scoring in the first
period.
The winners came on strong
in the second period and jumped
into a 4-2 lead before Jim Hay-
ter's second goal of the night
cut Port Huron's lead to one
goal. Hayter's goal, however, was
the last of the evening for the
Hawks as the homesters domi-
nated the play from that point.
The shorthanded Hawks who
played without the services of
highscoring center Bob Moir who
was injured when he collided with
a goalpost in the Friday night
game were assessed with 13 of the
24 penalties that were handed out
by referee Jerry Price. Dennis
Morrissey who is the Hawks sec-
ond top scorer also received an
injury in the Friday tilt and was
not performing up to par in the
return game.
Because of the lack of players
the Hawks brought up a midget
line of John Loader, Bill Fair-
bairn and Jim Hayter and the lads
performed very well intheir first
eter Arena last Saturday night.
The Exeter squad have played
five games this season.
Dorchester took a 3-0 first
period lead and increased their
margin to 5-0 in the third period
before Peter Lawson scored the
lone Exeter goal half way through
the third frame.
Officials Clarence Boyle and
Joe Wooden called 12 penalties
in the rugged tilt.
Bantams
Although Lorne Haugh's Exeter
Bantams failed to win a game
in St Clair Shores, Michigan
last weekend the youngsters en-
joyed themselves immensely.
The local hockeyists played
games on Saturday and Sunday
at Gordie Howe's Hockeyland and
were treated royally during their
stay. The players stayed with
a member of the St Clair Shores
team overnight.
attempt at junior hockey. The
youngsters were one of the Hawks'
better attacking units on Friday
night and came up with a pair of
goals on Saturday.
The locals led most of the way
in the Friday night game but suf-
fered a third period letdown to
lose their second game in a row
on home ice by a 4-3 score.
Bob Moir's ninth goal of the
season at 12:29 of the first frame
gave the Hawks a 1-0 lead. Moir
took a pass from linemate Den-
nis Morrissey and carromed a
shot in off a Port Huron defen-
der.
Each team scored a pair of
goals in the second period with
Morrissey and Fred Lamb giving
the Exeter club a 3-2 lead. The
third period was all Port Huron,
however, as the visitors tallied
twice while goalie Don Galloway
held the locals scoreless.
Referee Gus Boussey of Sea-
forth handed out 15 penalties in
the crowd pleasing tilt with the
Hawks picking up eight.
Standings;
Belmont
Port Huron
Exeter
Strathroy
Point Edward
Delhi
Mt. Brydges
Upcoming games;
Dec. 10, Mt. Brydges at Exeter
Dec. 11, Exeter at Belmont
Dec. 17, Point Edward at Exeter
The hosts whipped the locals
6-1 in the first game on Satur-
day and then came back to win
by a 5-2 score on Sunday.
Don Farrell scored the lone
Exeter goal in the third period
to spoil a shutout bid in the
first game while in the closer
second game Bruce Fulcher and
Randy Parsons picked up goals.
Barry Baynham assisted on Ful-
cher's goal while Marvin Bower
drew an assist on Parson's mar-
ker.
The Sunday game was closer
than the first contest with the
huskier St Clair Shores club
breaking a 3-2 game wide open
with two quick goals with two
minutes remaining.
Pee Wees
The local pee wees brought
their season record to three wins
and two ties when they defeated
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The leadership in the Tues-
day afternoon and Wednesday
night draws of the Exeter La-
dies Curling Club remained un-
changed after last week's action
but Audrey MacDonald has taken
over the lead from Jane Mc-
Dowell in the Thursday after-
noon competition.
MacDonald who now has 35
points defeated McDowell 9-6
on Thursday to take a two point
lead. Daisey Etherington edged
Barb Elliott 8-6, Mary Fran
gaiser defeated Barb Bell 12-2
and Helen Burton whipped Helen
Mickle 11-0 in the other Thurs-
day games.
Thora Payne eked out an 8-6
win over Ellen Knight to retain
her Tuesday afternoon lead.
Payne now leads the second place
Knight rink by 11 points. The
other three Tuesday games were
very close with Bernice Cann
edging Willa Wuerth 8-'7, Dor-
othy Prout defeating Helen Web-
ber '7-5 and Helen Frayne beat-
ing Lois Learn 6-4.
The Wednesday night leader,
Pauline Simmons maintained a
seven point lead over second
place Dorothy Pfaff with an 8-5
win over Dorothy Marks. Sim-
mons now has 42 points while
Pfaff edged Edith Boyle 6-5 for
35 points. Norma Parsons defea-
ted Edna Busche 8-2 and Agnes
Bray beat Marg McCarter in
other Wednesday action.
The Exeter Ladies Curling
Club held an Invitational Bon-
spiel at the Exeter rink last
Wednesday with rinks from Sea-
forth, RCAF Clinton, Forest,
A rifle barrel plugged with
mud or snow can turn the weapon
into a deadly hand grenade.
RCAF Centralia, St. Marys and
Strathroy taking part.
Two eight end games were
played with the Grace Skinner
Centralia rink coming out on top.
Members of the victorious Cell*.
tralia rink included. Dot Knight,
Eva Burns and Joey Fairley.
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drop to third place
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FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS
By Jim Russell
Anything could
happen
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After the first 12 weeks of competition the
various bowling leagues have a leader but in most
cases the leaders do not have much of a margin and
could be easily toppled. There will be 16 more weeks
of bowling after this week's action and anything
can happen.
In the ladies' leagues which operate on Tues-
day and Thursday evenings the Happy Gals and
Blowettes lead their leagues with 62 and 67 points
respectively. The Happy Gals are eight points out in
front of the Pinpoppettes and the Trailers who are
tied for second place while the Hot Dogs are pres-
ently in third place with 52 points.
The race in the ladies' B' league is much
tighter however, with the Blowettes with 67 points
holding a slim one-point lead over the Mighty Mice
while the Handicappers are holding down third place
with a total of 62 points. The Jolly Jills are in fourth
place 17 points behind the leaders.
Phyllis Haugh of the Pinpoppettes holds the
high average and the high single while Norma Cole-
man of the Happy Gals has the high triple of 851
in the ladies' A' loop. Haugh's high single game is
370 and her league leading average is 216.
In the ladies' Thursday night 'B' league the
Little Hopes' Lila Smith is the leader in all three
departments with a high single of 306, a high triple
of 809 and the leading average of 218.
Only six points separate the first four teams
in the men's 'A' league with Russ' Billiards in first
place with 36 points, three ahead of the second place
Rockets. The Canners are currently in third place
with 31 points while the fourth place Fairlanes have
30.
Ray Smith of the Billiards came up with a
368 game last week to take over the high single in
the 'A' league while Art Finlayson of the Seaforth
Tigers and Jack Fuller of the Rockets hold the high
triple and high average respectively. Finlayson has
a high triple of 885 while Fuller's league leading
average is 244.
In the men's Wednesday night 'B' league, the
Crystal Loggers who have 35 points are one point
ahead of the second place Beatles while the Pepsis
and the Milkmen are deadlocked in third place with
30 points.
Glenn Stire, Harold Wolfe and Charlie Att-
hill are presently holding the individual titles with
Stire holding the high single of 326, Wolfe the high
triple of 765 and Atthill the high average of 208.
The Guttersnipes are the leaders of the Fri-
day night Mixed League with 61 points, seven more
than the second place Rioters while the Blowers and
Twisters are next with 48 and 44 points respectively.
In the Sunday night Mixed League the Shabooms
are currently holding a nine point margin over the
second place Cool Cats with the Globetrotters and
the Dumb Bells in third and fourth place with 50
and 42 points. At the end of last week's action the
Shabooms had 60 points while the Cool Cats had
51.
Peter Bileski of the Cool Cats holds the men's
high single and triple with 363 and 790 while Nancy
Dowson of the Shabooms has the ladies' high single
of 321 and Betty Datars has the high triple of 763.
The race in the Friday Niters League is also
very close with the first place Cheerleaders leading
the second place Rheumatics by a scant three points.
The Cheerleaders have 48 points and the Rheu-
matics 45 while the third place Mickey Wonders and
fourth place Rollettes have 34 and 27 points re-
spectively.
LADY CURLERS HOLD BONSPIEL
The Exeter Ladies' Curling Club held their
first Invitational Bonspiel at the local club last Wed-
nesday and although there were no winning Exeter
rinks the renovations at the Exeter Curling Club
received some very favourable comments.
Lady curlers from Seaforth, RCAF Clinton,
Forest, RCAF Centralia, St. Marys and Strathroy
took part in the bonspiel. A great many of the con-
testants commented on the fine conditions at the
local club.
The lady curlers have staged a couple of
bonspiels since the start of the season while the men
will be having some 'spiels after Christmas with the
first competition coming New Year's Day against
RCAF Centralia.
RUSTLINGS — Lanky Rick Allen of the Port
Huron Beefeaters is the leading scorer in the Sham-
rock Junior 'D' league. The tall centerman who
played for Point Edward last year has 25 points . . .
Exeter bowlers will really be bearing down this week
as it is turkey time again. The annual turkey roll
is under way again at the Exeter Lanes with the
ladies competing this week and the men next week.
The Mixed League will vie for turkey this Friday
and Sunday night . . , John Loader, Jim Hayter and
Bill Fairbairn of the Exeter Midget club played a
pair of games for the Hawks last weekend and were
one of Exeter's better attacking units. The midget
line was skating at all times and with a little bit of
luck could have had a couple of goals in the Friday
night contest with Port Huron . . By the look of
last week's bowling results it seems like a lot of
bowlers thought the turkey roll was last week. Ten
keglers came up with 300 plus games with Phyllis
Haugh's 370 game tops. Other big games included
Norma Coleman 350, Nancy Dowson 321, Art Fin-
layson 335, Ray Smith 368, Har Brintnell 356, liar
Holtzman 302, Stan Frayne 317, Don Couture 311
and Harold Wolfe 305.
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