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'749. of •th... second Pried
,produced the only Hawk goal of
the game, Mike Hoy finishecloff
play started by Pete 'Lawson
and TOM flotiglaSe.
Doug Ireland scored the third.
mmira goal ,only a minute after
boy's -seer? and4-Dennis Lackner
fired the final score at the
halfway mark of the closing
session.
Expos Get Good Staff
The owners of the Montreal Expos, one of the
newest teams in the National Baseball league continue
to show the same policy in hiring top notch men for
their organization.
With men like general manager Jim Fanning and
field manager Gene Mauch in the fold they have hired
Gene Kirby as travelling secretary. Kirby was a
long-time associate with Dizzy Dean and a big man in
baseball's Game of the Week for more than 11 years.
Legion dart league
For the first time this year in
the Exeter Legion mixed dart
'matte standings, the first place
am holds more than a one
,nt lead
'The Dart SharkS have opened
two point spread at the top
he A a With. a Sealon point
f 2L A tie exists for
spot bettreeri the
and Itchy Pour, each
points,
hark Angell tind Canners
urth spbt •tcw,eth4
the Hairpins f011OW, another
point back.
Don Wells continues to lead
the men in the single department
with 10 genies to his credit while
Marj Edwards has seven victories
to be• best in the ladies`sectiOn.
Last week's scores Were AS
follows:
Canners 5 — Featherflights 0
Dart Sharks 4 — Hell Cats 1
Itchy Four 4 — Hairpins 1
Dark Angels 4 -- Hot shots 1
Cleaners pour B's
WOAA INT. 'C' EXHIBITION
HOCKEY
Sunday, Nov. 10
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(B. Sangster 642) 5
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(V. Lindenfield 683) 5
(A. ProUt 564) 2
(W. Brintnell 740) 5
(R. Scott 639) 2
(G. Gilfillan 648) 7
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(E. Reid 584) 7
(J. Dougherty 588) 0
(P. Holmes 534) 5
(A. Elsenschink 482) 2
(E. Morley 543) 5
(R. Greene 456) 2
(M. Van Loon 570) 4
(H. Parsons 579) 3
(M. Cronyn 627) 5
(G. Skinner 682) 2
(R. Maurer 680) 7
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PS (T. MacDonald 600) 4 12
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(B. Jones 625)
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By Ross iPlough.,
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Hockey fans in this district are assured of plenty
of exciting action this year with at least four top notch
clubs in outside competition in addition to the always
interesting minor games and the always popular Rec
league,
The four top teams we speak of are the Exeter
Hawks, Lucan-liderton Jets, Crediton Tigers and the
Zurich juniors.
All are in for tough competition if the amount of
teams entered is any indication of the calibre of play.
The local Hawks have taken a big step, moving up to the
Ontario Hockey Association Central "C" grouping.
Although, the Hawks dropped their opening game
in 'Elmira Sunday by a 4-1 count, they should make a
good showing in the new loop. Coach Terry Bourne told
us over the weekend that his defence will be bolstered
considerably within the next week or two.
A former local minor star, David Burke is
returning for the winter and will be a big help to the
defensive corps. David, who is now more than six feet
tall and weights 215 pounds played the last two winters
with Barrie, also a junior "C" club.
We watched the Hawks in their Friday night
exhibition against the Crediton Tigers and felt they have
plenty of potential. The Hawks were down five goals at
one point early in the game and never gave up to come
within one goal of tying it up late in the third period.
Although this is basically a young club we know
they will make lots of mistakes in higher company, but
feel their hustling type of play will more than
compensate.
While the youngsters give all they have to create a
winning hockey team fan support is always very
important. Playing to a large and enthusiastic crowd is a
big help to any team, regardless of the sport or the age
of the competitors.
A goodly number of Exeter fans accompanied the
club to Elmira Sunday for the first game of the season.
The same Elmira team will be back at the Exeter arena
tomorrow night, Friday for the first official home game
of the Hawks this year.
Opposition for the Hawks this year will be
supplied by Preston, Hespeler, Walkerton, New
Hamburg and Elmira. One change has been made in the
schedule since it was first released. Manager Bob
Baylmam of the Hawks received a call from Hugh
McLean of the OHA early Saturday morning asking the
local club to play in Preston this Saturday night
Jets in Large Gi-oup
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets are entered in an OHA
Intermediate league that covers a large portion of
Western Ontario. The Jets will be meeting Seaforth, Port
Elgin, Durham and Elmira in a double schedule and will
play home and home contests with Fergus, Acton,
Georgetown, Hespeler and Cheltenham.
Although the schedule has not yet been drafted,
most of the home games of the Jets are expected to be
played on Tuesday nights. The Randall Arena at Huron
Park, Centralia will be used for all Jet games.
The Jets have lined up a strong club and should
more than hold their own in "C" company. At least a
half dozen former stars of St. Marys Lincoln junior
teams have been signed and will join the Lucan, Ilderton
and area competitors to form the nucleus of the team.
Another Big Bunch
Another district club, the Crediton Tigers have
moved up into higher company for the coming season.
The Tigers last year's grand champions in the Western
Ontario Hockey Association have been entered in "C"
company in the same league and will have plenty of
competition.
The Crediton team, similarly to Lucan-Ilderton
are playing in a league composed of 10 teams divided
into two divisions. In the southern section they will vie
for top honors with Wingham, Listowel, Clinton and
Milverton. The northern clubs are Elora, Arthur,
Harriston, Walkerton and Meaford.
Dominions Look Good
The fourth team in the area that should provide a
good brand • of hockey is the Zurich Dominions.
Coached by Hal Flaro, who was stationed a few years
ago at CFB Centralia, the Dominions will be playing
against Mitchell, Belmont, Lambeth and Hanover in a
junior "D" grouping.
Chip With Rochester
Hensall's contribution to major league hockey,
Tack Chipchase is performing this year with the
Rochester Americans of the Americans of the American
Hockey League.
The last couple of years Jack has spent in the
Central loop and this is a step up in the Toronto Maple
Leaf chain. According to the latest issue of the Hockey
News, Jack has been seeing some action with the
Americans and drew penalties in two of the games
listed.
Lots, of action
Junior Panthers
The South Huron Panthers were outscored 13-6 Tuesday afternoon
in the Huron-Perth Conference junior football final played on the
local school field. Coached by Doug Ellison, the SH youngsters
finished in first place in the league standings and received a bye into
the finals against Goderich. The team is shown above after Tuesday's
game. Back, left, Larry Haugh, Gary Baker, Paul Passmore, lhor
Orenchuk, Don Jones, Gary Eagleson, Bob Griffiths, Philip Moore
and Randy Decker. Third row, assistant coach Rick Aldham, Doug
L-I Jets win Junior gridders lose, Tigers down .
seniors in semi- inal junior Hawks over Crediton • f • • •
The Crediton Tigers in their
first start of the young hockey
season picked up where they left
off last spring by notching a 6-5
exhibition win over the Exeter
junior Hawks on. Exeter ice,
The Tigers, last year's WOAA
grand champs jumped into a
quick 5-0 lead in the first period
of play and appeared to be well
on the way to a very decisive
victory.
The Hawks, unable to get
going in the first twenty minutes
of play against their more
experienced opposition, steadied
considerably in the second
session and came on with a rush
in the last period to make the
final score very close.
A member of the 1967-68
version of the Hawks led the
Crediton scoring attack. Bill
Chipchase fired two goals late in
the first period to put his club in
front 5-0 after Stan Lovie,
Dennis Morrissey and Pat
McKeever had fired single tallies.
In the second session, Scott
Burton and ,Dan Anderson
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the Hawks on the scoreboard for
the first time while Craig
Chapman replied for Crediton.
The Hawks, with younger legs
going for them carried the
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE TH (B. Cunningham 615) 5 41 majority of play in the last
period and scored three times.
SP (B. Nicol 729)' 4 '23 H8 (C. Atthill 671) 2 24
RO (P. Durand 660) 0 19 vs (J. Glover 651) 4 34 Dan Anderson, a son of former
UN (J. Hennessey 677) 3 26 TB (I. Chevrier 537) 3 5 Exeter Mohawk star Johnny
SU (M. Robbins 653) i 1 '10 U&D (W. Glanville 690) 7 32 Anderson, fired his second goal C4th (E. Matzold 813)' 1 3 28 AC (A. Moore 513) 0 27
RB (P. McFalls 755) 1 22 TI (G. Wilson 579) 4 26 of the game at 9.02 of the final
CA (W. Beattie 721) 2 10 HA (H. Holtzmann 582) 3 33 and the Hawks were back in the
FA (G. Hunter-Duvar 689) 2 17 game.
OD (R. Rowe 625) 4 6 picked up his second score of
deficit to a single goal at 18.51
on an unassisted effort.
By GORDON MORLEY
Brinsley Community Centre
held its first euchre party Friday
evening. Winners were: ladies
high, Mrs. Earl Dixon; lone
hands, Marjorie Steeper; low,
Myrna Carter; men's high, Geo.
Hodgson; lone hands, Ronnie
Steeper; low, Bill Prest.
Jack Hamilton, employee at
Centralia has been on the sick
list.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rowe who
were recently married returned
home from a trip to the West
Coast.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Sherritt, St.
Marys, spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Joe Amos.
Mr. & Mrs. Ambrose Kricina
spent Tuesday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. George Reath, Mount
Brydges,
Mr. & Mrs, Dawson McGregor
and family moved to Ailsa Craig.
Although the Exeter Hawks
lost their first Start ir! Ontario
Hockey Association Junior: "c"
Play Sunday, they gave their
fans plenty of hope for a
successful season.,
The Hawks moving up one
notch this year after advancing,
to the "D" semi-finals a year ago
had their share of the play while
dropping a 4.1 decision in
Elmira, Sunday,
The same two clubs will be
back on Exeter ice tomorrow
night, Friday to officially open
the season here,
PENALTIES SLOW PLAY
The first game of the season
produced a total of 36 penalties
and kept both club on the
defensive for most of the game.
Paul Molson and Captain
Dennis Brubacher scored two
goals for Elmira in the first
period.
A three way passing effort at
Wear
a poppy
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are runners-up
Mock, Ross Huntley, Charles Miners, Steve Wuerth, John Knight,
Tim Stover, Bill Dietrich, Allan McLean, Larry Taylor and coach
Doug Ellison. Second row, John Krampp, Dave Rath, Robert Doerr,
Brian Bestard, Brian Campbell, Peter Kleinstiver, Mike Seniuk, Dale.
MacKenzie and Joe O'Rourke. Front, Murray Glanville, Randy
Preszcator, Peter Groot, Tim Mock, Dave Keating, Cam Stewardson,
Dennis Ferguson and Larry Bourne.
T-A photo
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
continued their undefeated ways
in exhibition hockey play at the
Randall Arena, Huron Park,
Tuesday with a convincing 11-3
win over the Crediton Tigers.
The Jets -have now won three
straight times in pre-season
games before their regular
schedule in OHA intermediate
ranks begin.
They meet the University of
Western Ontario Mustangs in
another exhibition tilt at the
Centralia rink Tuesday night at
8:30.
The Crediton Tigers,
preparing to compete in a
WOAA intermediate "C"
grouping now boast a one-one
record in exhibition play, having
edged the Exeter junior Hawks
6-5 in Exeter, Friday.
ROBB LEADS JETS
Jamie Robb, a member of the
Crediton team last year that won
the WOAA grand championship
scored three times Tuesday to
lead the scoring parade against
his old team-mates.
The Lucan-Ederton club
scored three times in the first
period without a reply from
Crediton and upped the score to
9-2 after two periods of play.
Barry Hearn, Tom Monteith
and Robb were the L-I
marksmen in the first twenty
minutes of play.
In the second session, Hearn
and Robb added their second
scores of the night and Bill Neil
fired a pair of markers while
singles were fired by defencemen
Don Urbshott and Ken Loft.
Crediton goals were chalked
up in single fashion by Glenn
Overholt and Jim Morrissey.
Craig Chapman drew assists on
both scores.
In the last stanza Bill
McIntosh and Jamie Robb
scored single goals to complete
the L-I counting and Paul Young
tallied for Crediton.
Play euchre
at Brinsley
South Huron District High Brown of Goderich ran 12 yards
School has one chance left to off tackle to score the first
win a championship in the touchdown of the game. A bid
Huron-Perth Foot ball for two points on the passing
Conference. convert failed.
Ron Bogart's senior club About five minutes later in
played Wingham Warriors on the the same period, Brian Campbell
Exeter field yesterday picked off a pass from South
afternoon, in the senior Huron quarterback Randy
semi-final with the winner Decker and raced 12 yards into
meeting Goderich for the league the end zone. The attempted
title next Wednesday. pass for an additional two points
The local junior team came again went uncompleted.
close to winning the title in their Late in the second period
grouping. Doug Ellison's boys Goderich's Brian McKenzie hit
after leading the league in the team-mate Dave Carruthers on a
regular schedule and getting a pass and run play that travelled
bye into the final dropped a 72 yards over the South Huron
close 13-6 decision to the goal line for the major score that
Goderich Vikings on the Exeter provided the difference.
school field, Tuesday. This time Ron Brown booted
the ball successfully over the
goal posts to up the score to
TOUGH DEFENSIVE BATTLE 13-6. Most of the play in the
Tuesday's junior final was a second half was restricted to the
tough defensive battle with all centre of the field as both
scoring confined to the first half. defensive lines failed to give
Early in the game, Ron much ground.
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CP (E. Hodgins 462) 26
SS (O. Sovereign 390) 20
SP (B. Wraith 505) 9
B6 (C. Clark 493) 16
BL (R. Cunningham 515) 17
GG (L. Harrison 562) 17
RI (B. Greenacre 908) 3 13 Three minutes later Burton IGA (B. Farquhar 782) 1 9 ,
BV (Forfeit) 0 6 the night and Mike Hoy cut the
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for minor clubs
Exeter's minor hockey clubs
were able to come up with only
one win in their first starts in
Shamrock league play at the
Exeter arena, Wednesday.
The bantams scored a 5-3 win
over Lambeth for the only local
points in the weekly
tripleheader. Lambeth recorded
identical 3-0 win in pee wee and
midget ranks.
In the bantam victory, the
Exeter scoring was evenly spread
among five performers. Randy
Preszcator, Robbie Lindenfield,
Peter Gill, Peter Kleinitiver and
getters, Litt were single goal