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Sereda was in at 103 pounds, Gerald Charrette was the other South Huron athlete to win three matches by pins in the 112 pound class. At 138 pounds, Arnold High scoring in Rec loop LADIES' l3ONSPIL WINNERS — A rink skipped by Wynn Marshall won Wednesday's ladies' curling bonspiel at the Exeter curling club. Above, Mrs. Marshall, second from the left receives her prize from Mrs. Pearl Gans. Other members of the winning rink are Kay Hodgert, Edna Dietz and Pearl Sudden, T-A photo Wrestlers win easily Westlaken won three thnes and Dave Cyr accomplished the same feat at 195 pounds. Winning two matches each were Dill Degroot at 120, Art Westlaken at 127, Poug Geoffrey in the 133 pound division and Mike Miller at 145. Lief Madsen won a match in two different weight classes at 154 and 167 pounds. Taking one match each were Barry Miller, Bill Cameron, Gary Gibson, Gary Levier, Don Truemner and Gary MacLean, The South Huron boys were defeated on only four matches during the entire three-meet competition. South Huron Hockey League Hensall vs. Dashwood FRIDAY, DEC. 10 8:30 p.m. at ZURICH ARENA The goal judges were the busiest fellows Thursday night at the Exeter arena as two regular games were played in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league. In one game, the BankBoys ran roughshod over the Vikings by a score of 12-1 while in the other half of the twin bill, Newby Tire slaughtered the Juveniles 23-4. Jim McDonald scored six times to head the Newby Tire scoring while Bob McDonald was close behind with a fivegoaleffort,Tom Watt was next in line with four successful shots. 'Notching two goals apiece were Gary Parsons, Jim Dingwell, Ron Broderick and Mike Cushman. Brian Hodgins with two goals was best for the Juveniles, One goal apiece came from the sticks of Ron Mason and Bill Van Bergen, The Bank Boys scoring was paced by Rick MacDonald's four goal performance. Bill Farquhar and Scott Burton each checked in with two goals while Lewis Mitchell, Al Gilland,, George Bruneau and Pete Lawson each shot single scores. Bill Van Bergen was the lone scorer for the Vikings. Six teams vie for top spot in western junior hockey While the weather in recent weeks hasn't been very helpful to pot hockey fans in the mood for their favorite winter pasttime, the teams in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" Western grouping are doing their best. The standings as of Tuesday show only two points separating the first six teams in the league. The Lambeth Flyers and Clinton Colts are tied for the top spot with a total of 13 points while the Exeter Hawks, Lucan Irish and Belmont Sunsets are all even at 12 points, The Mitchell Hawks have 11 points, but are actually in sixth place. The last place Tavistock Braves have a season point total of only five. The Exeter Hawks with two games in hand on the two leading clubs will see plenty of action this week. The Hawks were in Lambeth last night, Wednesday and will be at home to the Belmont club Friday night and to the Lucan Irish for a Sunday afternoon contest. In their only action of the week, the Hawks edged the Irish 5-4 Friday night at the Exeter arena, Win third Two goals in the third period without a reply from the op- position allowed the Hawks to post Friday's 5-4 victory over the Irish from Lucan. A three-way passing play at 2.20 of the third period put the two clubs on even terms at 4-4. Captain Larry Haugh fired the get even goal on passes from Ron Lindenfield and Ron Janke. The winning gpal came near fhe halfwaY. mark With the Hawks burly defenceman Jim Guenther blasting the puck into the net to The South Huron District High School wrestling team came up with an excellent performance Friday as they competed in three dual meets in Wallaceburg. The local wrestlers scored three comparitively easy vic- tories against top notch com- petition, In the first meet, South Huron downed Kingsville 5647, They followed this with a 66.12 victory ever Wallaceburg, runner-up in SWOSSA last year, The successful day ended with South Huron recording a 66-12 win over Sarnia Northern, winner of the Lambton Conference a year ago. The next action has South Huron travelling to Goderich this afternoon, Thursday in regular Huron-Perth Conference action. The highlight of this week will be the third annual Red and Black invitational wrestling tournament. It goes Friday af- ternoon and evening et South Huron District High School. In addition to the local grap- plers, teams from St, Jerome's of Kitchener, Waterloo Collegiate, Regina Mundi of London, Central Huron of Clinton and Cameron Heights of Kitchener will compete. The finals will get underway at 7:30 p_):.iday evening with any -interested spectators assured of plenty of exciting action. There will be a small admission fee. Six boys chalked up three wins each to pace the South Huron team to their convincing wins, The smallest local wrestler Kim McKinnon participating at 87 pounds won three matches and accomplished the fastest pin of the day in only 22 seconds. Ian Doidge in winning three times at 95 pounds was named the most improved South Huron wrestler of the week, Three victories, all by pinning his opponents gave Pete Sereda the best wrestler of the day Murley and Jim Guenther. The go-ahead Ltican goal to make the score 4-3 came at 14.35 of the middle frame. This time it was Craig Corman doing the scoring with assists going to Dave Revington and Jim Hearn. A total of 19 penalties were assessed with the Hawks picking up 11. give his club the margin of vic- tory. Ron Lindenfield helped to set up the play. In the first period each team scored one goal. The Irish were on the scoreboard first with left winger Dave Revington registering his first of three goals. Assists went to Craig Corman and captain Jim Hearn. Early in the second period, both teams scored quickly to keep the score even. Revington was back with his second suc- cessful shot at 4,03. This time Hearn and Jim Macklem were on the assisting end. It took the Hawks only 22 seconds to square matters with Bob Parsons taking a pass from Bob Rowe and putting the puck behind Bruce Maslem in the Irish nets. At 11.36, it was Revington again with a good shot, beating Hawk net minder John Hayter, Jeff Craig and Craig Corman picked up the assists. This time 45 seconds had elapsed before the Exeter boys could get back into scoring ac- tion, Ron Lindenfield completed a three-way attack with Steve South Huron hockey scores en curlin One change took place this week in the division leaders in Exeter men's curling club first draw. In Tuesday night play, Robbie Robichaud has moved his .rink out in front with 43 points, a single point more than the run- ner-up foursome headed by Norm Walper. Ross Hodgert and his group continue to lead the Monday night curlers with a season point total of 471/2 . Doug Parsons is second with 41 points. Lorne Passmore's rink remains in top spot on Thursday but the leading margin has been reduced, The Passmore quartet has 38 points while Glenn Fisher has moved his rink a bit closer with 34 points. Minors get two victories Last week's scores were: E. Powe 10 - M. Gaiser 4 Reg Hodgert 101/2 - B. Alexander 31.2 D. Parsons 11 - L. Webber 3 R. Murley 10 - B. Coates 4 W. Kraft 12 - L. Learn 2 G. McCarter 12 - G. Busche 2 Ross Hodgert 12 - H. Dougall 2 Dashwood 5- Hensall 4 The Dashwood Bears took a 3-1 lead after the first period of play Wednesday and then held off a strong Hensall rush in the third period to post a 4-3 win over the Cascadians. Jim Morrissey, Bob Morrissey and Pat McKeever scored the first period goals while Rod Chapman replied for the Cascadians. Randy Becker scored for the Bears early in the third frame before the Hensall club got rolling, Ken Smale and Bill Chipchase scored the final Hensall goals late in the third period. In late game dispute over a penalty shot called against Dash- wood by the officials, Bear coach Bill Schade and Jim Hoffman were given game misconducts. Early in the game, Pat McKeever received a similar penalty, Huron Park 9 - CCAT Six goals in the third period with only one reply from the opposition allowed Huron Park to ring up a decisive 9 - 1 win over the Centralia College Saints, Thursday night. Terry Millman led the Huron Park scoring attack with a four goal performance and Glen Neal added single scores. The lone College goal was fired by Mike O'Neill. Zurich 8- Huron Park 5 The Zurich Flyers used a four goal scoring splurge in the third period to good advantage as they downed Huron Park 8 - 5, Tuesday night. Bob Johnston, Dick Bedard and Glenn Overholt each scored two goals to pace the Zurich scoring machine. Notching single goals were Kevin McKinnon and Bob Merner. The Huron Park goal came in single fashion from Frank Funston, Larry Brintnell, Bob Pinter and Terry Millman. Walsh 10 -G. Finnen 4 Robichaud 12 - J. Finnen 2 Prout 10 - K. McDonald 4 Walper 12 - C. Down 2 Cann 10 - D. Jermyn 4 Raymond 9 - B. McLean 5 McBride 9 - L. Passmore 5 Fisher 12 - J. Urquhart 2 Hern 11 - H. Snell 3 Exeter minor hockey teams won two of three games in Shamrock league action against Ilderton at the Exeter arena, Wednesday night. In the opening game of the night, the Exeter pee wees downed Ilderton 6-1. The Ilderton bantams chalked up a 5-1 decision in the second contest and the Exeter midgets eked out a 2-1 victory to wind up the triple header. Paul Gaiser was the top scorer for the Exeter pee wees with a two goal effort. Checking in with single goals each were Paul Pooley, Brian Clark, Steve Baynham and. Randy Parsons. The lone Ilderton goal was notched by Jeff Marshall. In the bantam contest, Jim Van Gerwen scored the only Exeter goal in the first period and then Ilderton came on strong to gain the 5-1 win, Scoring in single fashion for Ilderton were Clark, Maguire, Blackall and J. and H. Davis. The Exeter midgets win was accomplished on goals in the first two periods. Pery Stover opened the scoring in the opening frame on a play started by John Muller and Brad Datars completed the game scoring for the winners on a three-way combination with Murray Parsons and Wayne Regier. The only Ilderton score was shot by Brian McNeil on an unassisted effort, H. R. G. N. A, P. W. G. P. Novice hockeyists lose three times The Exeter Broncos previously undefeated in novice hockey play this year lost three games over the weekend. Friday night on home ice, the Broncos were trounced 9-2 by St. Thomas. Saturday afternoon in regular Shamrock league play in Lucan the locals were edged 3-1 by Lambeth and Sunday night they dropped a 4-3 decision to Belmont. Against St. Thomas the Exeter goals were notched by Dan Bell and Jeff Newby. The only Exeter goal during the 3-1 loss to Lambeth came from the stick of Brian Mercer. In the loss to Belmont, the Exeter club scored once in each period. Doug Brooks, Dan Bell and Steve Horn were the local marksmen. A man with holes in his socks is usually married to a woman who doesn't give a darn. I'm myown`girlFriday' I like to do things myself. Even to looking up numbers in the phone book. They're in such neat alphabetical order, it only takes a second. Then I jot the numbers down in my little "Personal Directory" that Bell gave me. If you haven't already got your pocket-sized Personal Directory — or would like art extra one — please call us, and we'll send you a copy, free. A very unfortunate situation has come to light in recent weeks as two area hockey groups have been competing for the use of several minor hockey players. We're talking of the disputes between the Exeter Minor Hockey Association and the Huron Park hockey group over the eligibility of players. We are not going to attempt to say who's right and who isn't because there are pluses on both sides of the ledger. Most of the players in question reside in the country and could legally play for either club. Ontario Minor Hockey Association rules state that if the mileage difference from a players residence to the town in which he plays is less than five miles, the player may make his own decision. To start at the beginning, about six or seven years ago, the Exeter Minor Association advertised that they would accept registrations from boys within a radius of 15 miles to play minor hockey in Exeter. At that time, boys in the Crediton and Mount Carmel areas did not have a place to play and many took advantage of the opportunity. Last year, Huron Park started an organized hockey association and several players that had played in Exeter for a couple of years made the switch. This year, Huron Park are competing in the Shamrock minor league for the first time and are claiming the right to a couple of players that have participated in the Exeter program for many years. We realize that H'uron Park, especially being new in outside competition need a nucleus of good hockey players to put up a reasonable show. Every club is entitled to the right to try and get thebest possible team for competition but we feel the boys should have the right to choose the club with which they wish to play. The OMHA has ruled that Eugene Glavin is to play with the Huron Park midgets this year. This decision is correct as far as residence is concerned. We would wonder if possibly "squatters rights" might not enter into this situation. Glavin, now an outstanding goal tender started in novice hockey in Exeter at the age of nine as a defenceman, He moved to the goal position in his second year of novice all-star and has' come up through pee wee, bantam and midget ranks. The big problem with this situation is that Glavin is being counted on heavily for a future goal tending job with the junior Hawks. On each of the teams he has played with over the' years other youngsters have been discouraged from carryOg on at that position because of Glavin's dominance as a goalie. Some of the other minor problems now being encountered were actually brought on by the youngsters themselves. Last year, when some of the boys failed to male the Exeter all-star teams they switched to Huron Park, where they were able to make the grade. This year as second year players in a certain category they have a better chance of making an Exeter club and want to come back. The answer to a lot of the headaches could be a meeting of officials of both local groups and the OMHA. Good show on tap Anyone with a few hours to spare early Friday evening could do a lot worse than make a jaunt up to the new gym at South Huron District High School. At 7:30, Friday evening the final rounds in the third annual Red and Black wrestling tournament will be started. With five top notch schools invited to compete against the South Huron team, a lot of exciting action is assured. With coach Doug Ellison again at the helm, the South Huron boys, last year's Huron-Perth champs appear to have an even better squad this year. In a meet with three other schools Friday in Wallaceburg, our local grapplers completely dominated the winners circle. Get your tickets early Western Ontario is being honored this year with the awarding of the 1972 Canadian Figure Skating championships to London. The week-long competitions will start at the London Gardens on Tuesday, January 11. We have been told by one figure skating enthusiast in town that anyone wishing to reserve tickets for any of the performances should do so immediately by contacting London Gardens on Wellington Road, South. Not heading for Japan For a few days last week, the executive and players of the Lucan-Ilderton Jets had hopes of representing Canada at the 1972 Olympics in Japan. Before Steve Storey and Don Urbshott were able to borrow any Japanese language books their hopes were dashed While the deadline for the decision on sending a Canadian representative is this week, the chances are slim. Steve Storey told us Tuesday afternoon, he had received a call earlier the same day from Middlesex MPP Bill Stewart who was attempting to help the Jets in getting a berth in the Olympics. Stewart, the minister of Agriculture reported very little hope on Canadian Amateur Hockey Association officials on reversing their earlier decision on not sending a Canadian team this year. Bell Canada • South Huron District High School 3rd Annual Red & Black Wrestling Tournament trickly, Dec. 10 Finals — 7:30 Students 25c Adults 50o Excellent teams From London and Kitchener 4