The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-19, Page 61st Game
OHA Sr. B.
Hockey
Don't Miss It
London Kings
VS
Lucanliderton Jets
Sunday Oct. 22
2 p.m.
ILDEFtTON ARENA
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Jef Supporters
While baseball the football are very much in the
limelight especially on the national level, many area
hockey teams are seriously preparing for the up-
coming puck season.
The hockey season locally should be bigger, better
and busier than ever. The Exeter Hawks and Lucan
Irish are both back in the OHA Junior "D" loop while
the Lucan-Ilderton Jets have moved their sights a bit
higher and will be performing in Ontario Senior "B"
company,
The South Huron intermediate hockey league which
got underway last year expects to have the same five
clubs back in action. They are Hensall, Zurich, Dash-
wood, Huron Park and Centralia Agriculture College.
In minor hockey ranks, full slates of teams are
being organized in Exeter, Huron Park, Hensall,
Zurich, Grand Bend and Lucan.
Top notch conditioning
Fxeter Hawk coach Bob White seems to be taking a
leaf from the book on the recent Canada - Soviet
Union hockey series,
White has been working his charges at a terrific
pace to ensure they are in top notch physical con-
ditioning when the season opens,
The kindly coach told us Friday night the Hawks
will be in better shape than they were a year ago when
the season opened. To show his intense schedule of
workouts, immediately after Friday night's
exhibition win over Lambeth, White called a practice
for Saturday afternoon at Huron Park and the team
travelled to Strathroy Sunday afternoon for a return
exhibition game against the Rockets.
The first use of the new ice sheet at the Exeter
arena was scheduled for Tuesday afternoon with
public school children having an open skating session.
The Hawks using the ice at Huron Park for their
first practices and games are switching back to the
local ice palace this week. Arrangements are being
made for an exhibition game Friday night. If finalized
in time, details will be found elsewhere on these sport
pages.
Geese at the end
In our many jaunts around the country looking for
picture possibilities and news for the T-A we have
often found ourselves on a wild goose chase.
Well, it finally happened. That's right, we found
geese at the end of what looked like a wild goose
chase. Saturday morning, a group of Huron County
school teachers were participating in an outdoor
science seminar in the Hullett wildlife area, north of
Clinton.
Following directions received from one of the
teachers involved we headed for Clinton about 9:30.
By 10:45 we were completely lost and headed back to
Clinton for further directions.
This time we found the farm, but again not due to
the latest directions but to a lucky turn. Finding the
farm turned out to be easier than finding the group of
naturalists.
More than a half hour of tramping through a very
interesting bush failed to find anyone. Deciding to
give up the wait we headed out and on heading down a
side road in the general direction of Clinton, there
they were, watching a flock of wild geese at a con-
servation area look-out.
Lots of enthusiasm
Most of the minor sport programs in Exeter are
drawing plenty of enthusiasm from local youngsters.
The ballet classes being conducted by Debi Wooden
are filled completely with 47 youngsters.
Registration for gymnastic classes will be held Satur -
day morning in the new gym at South Huron high school
while youngsters wishing to participate in activities of the
Exeter figure skating club may sign up at the same time
at the arena.
TA Ball Quiz
Answers to last week's questions - Whitey Ford is the winningest
pitcher in World Series play with 10 victories. The New York Mets
won the World Series in 1969 in their only start.
Switch of quizes
With the ending of the baseball season officially this
week with the expected conclusion of the World
Series, we will be completing our baseball quiz and
switch to hockey questions.
GRASS DRAG. OFFICIALS — A large crowd turned out Sunday afternoon at Hully Gully near Varna to
watch exciting grass drag races. Some of the officials in charge are shown above. From the left, they are,
Randy Collins, Alf Ross and Bruce and Ralph Paleczny. T-A photo
Senior gridders win again,
near clinching championship
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More than 1,300 spectators
attended the second of a series of
grass drag races at Hully Gully,
near Varna Sunday afternoon,
A total of $1,322 was paid out in
prize money with 130 contestants
in the numerous events for every
class of snowmobile in at-
tendance.
Phil Engell of Sinicoe piloting a
Polaris turned in the fastest time
of the day over the one-eighh of a
mile strip in 7.3 seconds.
Engell compiled the fastest
time. n the open modified section.
He also walked off with the Bosch
trophy for winning the most
points of the afternoon. Bill
Fullerton of Pickering also
compiled 130 points during the
afternoon, but the trophy was
awarded to Engell because of
more actual wins,
At the end of two meets, Keith
Baer driving Argyle Machine
shop of Goderich vehicles holds
the overall lead with 270 points.
Bill Fullarton is in the runner-up
spot.
Four racers each won two ev-
ents, Keith Baer of Goderich took
the "A" and "B" stock sections.
Bob Henshaw of Poplar Hill was
a double winner in "A" and "B"
modified, Phil Engell took the 650
modified and open modified
events and Danny Bound of
Stouffville won the "C" stock and
400 stock races,
The powder puff races for
ladies were won by Kathy
Hendrick, Goderich, Sharon
Lapp, Stouffville.
Harvey Vincent of Shipka was
first over the finish line in the
final division of the 650 stock.
Other winners during the af-
ternoon were Keith Seimon,
Walton; Wayne Fisher,
Goderich; Stan Shead,
Mississauga, Wade Miller and
Harold Peterson.
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Page 6 TimesAlivecate, October 19, 1972
FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS
By Ross Haig h
E3 i g
season
The senior Panthers from
South Huron District High School
are within one game of clinching
the regular season championship
of the Huron-Perth Conference.
The Panthers downed Stratford
Central 23-8 Thursday to record
their fourth triumph in five
starts. The other game resulted
in a tie.
Two games are left on the
schedule and both are on the
home field at South Huron.
Central Huron of Clinton will be
here this afternoon, Thursday
and the Goderich Vikings will be
the invaders next Thursda: .
The South Huron Juniors with
three wins and a loss this year
were idle last week as Stratford
Central does not have a junior
club. The juniors swing back into
action and will be meeting
Clinton and Goderich on the same
days as the senior games.
First ha If even
Play was extremely close in the
first half of play against Stratford
Central with each team
managing to put eight points
upon the scoreboard.
It took a third down pass play
with less than a minute to go in
the second quarter to pull the
Panthers back on even terms.
With Stratford leading 7-1 and
time actually running out, the
first two passing attempts by
quarterback Perry Stover went
incomplete,
On the third down situation,
from the Stratford 25 yard line,
Stover rolled out to the left and
under strong Stratford pressure
found Brian Tuckey loose in the
flat area and hit him with a
perfect pass for the six pointer.
Paul Robinson split the uprights
with the convert attempt and the
ball game was all tied up.
The only other point for the
Panthers in the opening half
came early in the first quarter
when Stratford kicked from deep
Mt. Carmel wins
in touch football
The Mount Carmel senior boys
kept their unbeaten record intact
in the Huron-Perth separate
school touch football league,
Thursday with a 25-22 win over
St. Boniface of Zurich.
Scoring touchdowns for the
winning Mount Carmel club were
Gerard Brennan, Larry, Ryan,
Larry Regier, and Robert Van
Kerrebroeck.
Fred Denomme, Ron Denys,
Danny Meidinger and Ted
Soudant were the scorers for St.
Boniface.
Dart leaders
move ahead
A clean sweep of five points
Friday night enabled the Sharp-
shooters to extend their lead at
the top of the standings in the
Exeter Legion mixed dart league
to two points,
The Sharpshooters now have a
season total of 16 points. The
Doublers also cleaned up with
five points Friday and moved into
sole possession of second place
with 14 points to their credit.
The BA's follow in third place
on the strength of a 13 point
record while the Late Niters are a
point back in fourth spot.
In the individual standings Eric
Heywood has fired the top score
of 154 for the men and Irene
Jackson is best for the ladies with
a 134 high.
Friday's scores were:
Sharpshooters 5 - Winkers 0
Doublers 5 - Featherflights 0
BA's 4 - Swimmers 1
BJ's 3 - Scotties 2
DP's 3 - Quiet Ones 2
Canners 3 - Dart Sharks 2
Shiphunters 3 - Itchy Four 2
Late Niters 3 - Dark Angels 2
This week's schedule is as
follows:
8 p.m.
Dart Sharks vs Shiphunters
Sharpshooters vs Scotties
Swimmers vs Canners
Doublers vs DP's
9.30 p.m.
Featherflights, vs
Itchy Four vs Quiet Ones
BA's vs Dark Angels
Winkers Vs Late Niters
football
in their own end zone on second
down.
The kick was very short and
Panther Gary Lavier and the
Stratford kicker battled for the
ball along the sideline inside the
Stratford goal line. The referee
ruled the ball was fumbled out of
bounds in the end zone and
awarded a single point to South
Huron.
Early in the second quarter,
Rudy Boogermans hit Don
Boogermans with a long 52 yard
pass to score a Stratford touch-
down and Don kicked the convert
to put Stratford in front 7-1.
The Panthers started to pull
together in the second half with
the defence putting a big rush on
the Stratford quarterback and he
was caught behind the line on
several occasions in passing
situations.
After three failures to take
advantage of scoring op-
portunities inside the Stratford
20, the Panthers aided by a
holding and no yards penalty
against their opposition were
able to get across the goal line.
Dave Cyr swept around the
The Exeter Hawks are busy
preparing for the upcoming
Ontario Hockey Association
Junior "D" series and the
defence of their provincial
championship won last spring.
The Hawks suited up for two
exhibitions games this week and
came away with an even split.
Friday night at Huron Park the
Hawks had little trouble in
disposing of the Lambeth Flyers
by a score of 8-3.
Sunday night it was a different
story with the Strathroy Rockets
scoring a 6-3 win on their home
ice at the Strathroy arena,
The first official league action
takes place Friday night October
27 at 8:30 at the Exeter arena
when the Hawks will take on the
league all-stars,
Kleinstiver stars
In Sunday's loss to Strathroy,
Peter Kleinstiver was in high
gear for the Hawks taking care of
all of the scoring.
Kleinstiver fired one goal in
each period. His first came at
3.30 of the opening session to put
the two clubs on even terms.
Perry Stover provided a pass for
the successful shot.
Strathroy scored two more
goals before the first period
expired to take a 3-1 lead, The
only goal of the second session
came from the stick of Klein-
stiver. This time the pass was
provided by Pete Glover.
The Rockets scored three times
in quick succession through the
right end for a 30 yard touchdown
which Paul Robinson converted
and the Panthers were in front to
stay.
in the fourth quarter, the
defensive line was again able to
contain the Stratford team in
their end most of the time.
Paul Robinson on a third down
play kicked the ball to the
Stratford goal line where the
defender fumbled and an alert
Brad Datars was johnny-on-the-
spot to pick the ball up for a
touchdown. Paul Robinson was
good with his third straight
convert.
Coach Ron Bogart attributed
groat desire in the second half as
the main reason for the victory,
Dave Cyr was the workhorse of
the South Huron backfield,
carrying the ball 26 times for
total yardage of 159.
The Panthers held• a good edge
in the statistical department with
17 first downs as compared to
only seven by their opposition.
The yards gained department
also favored South Huron by a
count of 365-183.
early part of the third period to
grab onto a 6-2 lead.
With less than four minutes to
go, Peter Kleinstiver was back in
a scoring mood taking a pass
from Brian Bestard and fired the
puck past the Strathroy net-
minder.
The Hawks were assessed 16 of
the 28 penalties called.
Score in every period
The Exeter youngsters scored
at least two goals in every period
to post the 8-2 decision over
Lambeth, Friday night.
The game was only 53 seconds
old when Pete Kleinstiver took a
pass from Perry Stover and
blasted the puck past Larry
McDonald in the Lambeth net.
Only 12 seconds later, the
Hawks were in front by a score of
2-0. This time it was a three-way
passing play. Dave Beer finished
off the play started by Brian
Campbell and Pete Glover.
The balance of the first period
was scoreless. Strathroy was
quick to hit the scoreboard in the
middle frame. Tom Brown
counted on a three-way effort at
1.37.
The rest of the second period
belonged to the Hawks as they
scored three times to move in
front by a score of 5-1.
Dave Beer counted his second
goal of the night at 2.25. Perry
Stover drew an assist on the play.
Shortly after the halfway mark,a
pair of defencemen joined .forces
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