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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-02-22, Page 7Complete excellent season February 22, Page 7 Wrestlers place second FIRST DRAW WINNER - A rink skipped by King McDonald won the first draw of the Exeter men's curling club. Back, left, Ken McLellan and Ray Erayne, Front, King McDonald and Lloyd Ross. T-A photo. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 O inors 1, ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW AUTO BODY & PalI H see the in Hue of Need A Trailer? CALL Lew-Mar Leasing RR 2 Lucan In Clandeboye PHONE 227-4406 40' or 45' Vans and Stakes in Tandem or Triple Spreads If you have any of these heating problems: not enough heat uneven distribution of heat grimy registers cold radiators costly fuel bills constant service calls faulty burner ignition there's a place for your outmoded heating system. But it's not in your home! Replace with a modern Esso Oil Furnace. 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Licence' 37243B 995 1,s1395 1969 FORD, F100 flairsidepickup, 6 tylinel@r,' 288958 Remember Ws Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largost Ford Dealer Sni otors LIMITED EXETER 235-1840 ONOON 227.4191 Open Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 001011•11111191/.11:101,46111111MMIT Jets drop back to second spot but have three games in hand By ALVIN WILLERT There is no minor hockey at the arena this Saturday. Figure skating is the order of the day. The morning hours will he used in decorating the arena and getting everything in readiness for the first big show, This is the first time the Exeter Figure Skating Club has presented two shows, a matinee R c Hews C ncel Newby second in Rec league Newby Tire took over un- disputed possession of second place in the Exeter and district Hoc hockey league with an 8-6 win over Les Pines, the club they were tied with for the runner-up position. The senior Hawks downed the Cougars 5-4 to up their season point total to 19 good for first place. Newby Tire has 16 points and Les Pines follow with 14 points. The Cougars bring up the rear with three points. Randy Decker's second goal of the night proved to be the winner as Newby Tire edged Les Pines 8. 6.'Leading the Newby goal total was Dale Skinner with a hat trick performance. Scoring single goals were Jack Mayer, Mike Cushman and Bob MacDonald. Cushman also added five assists. The top scorer for Les Pines was Bill Farquhar with two goals. Scoring in single fashion were Chuck Becker, Fred Wells, Scott Burton and Al Gillen. A goal by Rick McDonald late in the game provided the senior Hawks with the winning goal in their 5-4 decision over the Cougars. It was McDonald's second successful shot of the night. Checking in with a goal apiece were Allan Knight, John Hayman and i)oug Fairbairn. Al Rundle scored twice to pace the Cougars'scortng attack while Howard Churchill and Gary Balsdon each chalked up one goal. istamtrmEmaTalmEaCRIE=WL. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets suf- fered two defeats this week at the hands of the Stratford Perths and lost their grip on first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior "B" standings. The Jets started the week on the right foot with a 5-2 Wed- nesday win over the Bothwell Barons but then they ran into Stratford, On Ilderton ice, Sunday afternoon, the Perths posted a 6.3 victory and Tuesday night back in Stratford the Jets were again on the short end of the score 6-2. While the Perths have 47 points, one more than the Lucan- Ilderton club they have played three more games which gives the Jets a distinct advantage. In action this week, the Jets play host to the London Kings at the Ilderton arena, Friday night at 8,30 and Wednesday night they travel to Bothwell to meet the Barons. Quick start The Stratford club wasted little time Tuesday night in showing they were out to win as they scored four times in the first period without a reply from the Jets. Each team scored twice in the second period and the final session was scoreless, The L-1 goals came from Bill. Fairbairn on a pass from Tom Hodgins and Jamie Robb as he converted a pass from Jack Nairn. The Jets outshot Stratford 38- 26. Lorne Daer was in goal for the Jets in the first period while Don Stewart finished up. Good second period In Sunday's game against the Jets, Stratford scored three unanswered goals in the second period and that was enough scoring power to gain the 6.3 victory. The first period was all even with John Campbell and Mark Daoust scoring for the Perths and a pair of former Lucan Irish juniors, Toni Hodgins and Dave Revington replying for the Jets. On the Revington score goalie Lorne Daer combined with Pete Loveless to draw assists. Barry Baynham and Doug Galloway helped to set up the goal by Hudgins, John St. Cyr, Ron Earl and Bob Zimmer fired the middle frame Stratford goals while St. Cyr repeated in the third. The final L-1 goal came from the stick of Tom Hodgins with Dick Doughty and Baynham getting the play rolling. Score in third Most of the scoring in the Jets 5-2 win over the Bothwell Barons, Wednesday came in the third period, Each team scored once in the first period with the second being scoreless. Doug Johnston tallied for Bothwell while Jamie Robb intercepted a clearing pass in the Barons end and quickly scored all by himself for the Jets. Robb and Pete Loveless scored early in the third period to put the Jets in front 3-1. Dick Doughty scored two goals in the last two minutes to ensure the Jets vic- tory. The second was shot into an empty net. Brian Hind was the final Bothwell marksman. Ausable loop tightens up The battle for all positions in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league tightened up considerably as the result of Sunday's regular doubleheader. The league leading Brinsley club was upset 7-3 by the cellar dwelling Shipka Bears and second place Ailsa Craig edged Brinsley 6-3. Lieury continues in first place wit!y.' 21 points, hut the margin over runner-up Ailsa Craig has been cut to a single point, Brinsley is in third post with eight points and Shipka is right behind with seven points. Rene Boogemans fired three successful shots to pace the Shipka win over Lieury. Next in line with a two goal effort was Wayne Desjardine while Ken Lovie and Reid Burley each fired one goal. Ernie Schlegel took care of the Lieury scoring single handedly with a hat trick performance. Charlie Eedy and Don McAlpine fired two goals apiece to head up the Ailsa Craig win. Checking in with single scores were Gwen Griffith and Bob Donaldson. Scoring in single fashion for Brinsley were Jack Conlin, Greg Revington and Phil Conlin. ter'tvt.\. washeys&dryers at RUSSELL ELECTRIC Exeter 23.5-0505 at 2 o'clock and then the evening performance at 8 o'clock, Both shows will be the same, so you can come afternoon or evening and see a complete show. In the past years the arena was crowded with only the night performance and good seats were at a premium. For fine en- tertainment make sure to attend either performance. Conklin Lumber defeated Cowan's B.P. 7 -0 Saturday morning. Doug Fletcher scored five goals for Conklin with singles by Joey Becker and Dave Jackson. With play-offs starting in two weeks B.P. will have to get all their players out and playing if they hope to be a contender. Lankamp's Esso defeated Tavlor Motors 2-0. Danny CailoWay and Henry Winters '.sere the goal scorers for Esso. The score of the Pee Wee game ended 11-3. Ron Bilche scored five goals, Eugene Clarke three, Dave Holtzman two and Brad Coates one for the winners, The losers goals were scored by Dan Preszcator with two and Dave Atthill one. In the novice play-off which start on Saturday March 3 Taylor Motors meets Conklin Lumber in e two out of three series with the first game from 9 to 10. Esso meets B.P. in a two out of three series with the first game March 3 from 10-11. In Pee Wee play-offs Elaines meet Avco and Northlander meets Nothers. Elaine's and Avco from 1 to 2 and Northlander cad Nothers 2-3 Saturday March 3. Thursday Rec League 89:20 Cougars vs Le Pines 9,30-11 Newby Tire vs Sr. Hawks Final Houseleague standings Novice Taylor Motors Lankamps Esso Conklin Lumber Cowans B.P. W L T Pts 10 2 1 21 9 2 2 20 8 5 0 16 3 9 1 7 Pee Wee W L T Pts Elaine's 9 2 1 19 Northlanders 7 4 1 15 Avco Finance 5 4 3 13 Nothers Trophies 3 8 1 7 The wrestling team at South Huron District High School completed another very suc- cessful season Saturday as they placed second In the WOSSA tournament held at St. Clair high school in Sarnia, With an excellent performance, the South Huron grapplers gained a total of 51 points, only 10 points behind the winning school, Lambton Central of Petrone. In addition, Dave Cyr won four straight matches and brought home the individual cham- pionship at 194 pounds. He won his first three bouts by falls and the final match by a decisive 11-5 score. Last year Art Westelaken won his division title at 136 pounds. Another fine effort was turned in by Mike Miller who won his first four matches in the 1.48 pound division and lost in the final by a 4-0 score. Cyr and Miller will be travelling to McMaster University in Hamilton Friday to compete in the Ontario Federation of Secondary Athletic Association wrestling finals. The other wrestlers finished well up in the standings. Bill Degroot won his final match 4-0 to finish second in the 148 division. Paul Reaburn and Art Westelaken placed fourth in their respective divisions. After the championships, coach Doug Ellison commented, "I'm very happy with the results, We had a few tough breaks in the early going or we might have repeated as WOSSA champs, The boys gave an excellent account of themselves." Over the complete season Dave Cyr was named the most out- standing wrestler with a record of 30 wins and only one defeat, Mike Miller was named the most Zurich leads South H uron With the schedule rapidly coming to a close, the Zurich Flyers hold a five point lead at the top of the standings in the South Huron Intermediate hockey league. The Flyers scored a pair of wins during the week to up their season point total to 29. The Centralia College Saints are second with 24 points, the Hensall Cascadians are third with 22 points while the Huron Park Plugs hold down fourth spot with 17 points and the Shipka Bears bring up the rear with 14 points. This week, Zurich downed Hensall 7-3 Thursday night and edged Huron Park 10-9 in a Monday night contest. In another game Shipka downed the College Saints. Tonight, Thursday, Huron Park travels to Hensall to do battle. Four unanswered goals in the first two periods allowed the Flyers to take Thursday's 7-3 win over Hensall. Gerald Schantz scored twice in the first period with Bob Merner and Dick Bedard adding singles. Scoring came thick and fast in the third session with each team scoring three times. Gerald Schantz completed a hat trick performance for the Zurich club while Glenn Overholt and Paul Corriveau chipped in with a goal apiece. Bill Chipchase took care of all of the Hensall scoring with a hat trick effort and Ken Smale assisted on each successful shot. Ladies Curling S. Mousseau 9 - M. Murley 3 N. Parsons 5 - D. Shapton 3 E. Busche 8 - S. MacDonald 6 D, Prout 16 - D. Pfaff 2 D. Hackney 9 - A. Bray 5 G, Gregus 6 - S, Tryon 3 B, Dawson 7 - D. Coates 4 H. Burton 18 - A. Etherington 3 A. McDonald 8 - P. Simmons 5 J, Lovell 7 - H. Mickle 3 W, Marshall 6 - M. Strang 6 improved wrestler with 30 vic- tories in 34 starts. Next in line conies captain Gerard ('barrette with 30 wins and six losses. Art Westelaken at 26-4-1 and Bill Degroot with 29 Legion rink places second A rink representing the Exeter Legion finished a close second in Trenton Sunday for the right to represent Ontario in the Canadian final in Toronto in March. The local foursome headed by Jim Hewitt went into the final game tied with the eventual winner Bar ey C'happel of Georgetown. Each had 6.1 records. 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