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VS Canadian Forces Base London Sunday, Feb. 3 2 p.m ZURICH ARENA Admission: 51.00 Adults Trenton wins loca l Minor Hockey Days Page :6 — Tinift*Aclwacate, January 01, 1974 41111111111111iliamnanimomoilloolillow1111101WHimoolooiimMilimollow1011111111111101111111ilit FOR AL,.L GOOD SPORTS A busy week This next week will be one of the busiest of the season in this area and the weatherman could play a big part with the right kind of weather at the right time. Beginning Friday, the student council of South Huron District High School is sponsoring their annual Winter Car- nival. While weather forecasts this week leave plenty to be desired as far as snow is concerned, students are looking for plenty of the white stuff. Snow is a necessary evil for sculpturing and other outside activities such as toboganning, snowmobiling and skiing. Most of the regular indoor carnival features are again part of the program. They include tricycle races, pancake eating contest and a broomball game. The grudge broomball game brings together the school's teachers and grade 13 students, In recent years we have been unable to determine which team has won. Rules are unusually thrown out the window and the lack of competentand unbiased referees and scorekeepers is very evident. Again this year, both sides are predicting a victory. Principal Joe Wooden said this week, "the teachers will come up with their usual decisive victory. Need good weather While SHDHS students need snow for the weekend, Ex- eter Lions Club officials are hoping for good weather early next week. The Exeter Legion hall will be the site Tuesday for the first Exeter Lions club Sportsmen's Dinner. The energetic committee headed by Lion Don Taylor has lined up an exceptional list of head table guests. Theguest speaker is Emmett Askord,one of the top after dinner speakers in the sports field, Ashford, recently retired as an American league umpire was the first negro to reach the big time in his profession. Completing the list of baseball celebrities are Detroit Tiger relief ace John Hiller and Tim Foli of the Montreal Expos. In addition to Henley, football will be represented by Glenn Weir of the Montreal Alouettes and University of Western Ontario Mustangs coach Frank Cosentino. Add to this, fellows like former NHL roughneck Lou Fontinato, horseman, Mac Cuddy, curler Jim Waite, golfer Ken Doig and soccer enthusiast Jim Henderson and the dinner is bound to be a success. Tory Gregg will be the master of ceremonies and the popular sports announcer is bound to keep. the .program moving. A lifelong friend of crippled children, Whipper Billy Watson will also be in attendance and is expected to bring along a Timmy. The reception starts at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Legion Hall. Here's your chance to meet your favorite sports celebriity and help the cause of crippled children at the same time. Tickets are still available at $25 each and the donations are tax deductabl 001/1 0.1 • , Atn;•excellent weekend Exeter's observance of Minor Hockey Days over the weekend was a huge success. Six hockey teams from Tren- ton, Michigan along with a large contingent of parents produced a friendly rivalry. In Saturday's first round, the Exeter and Trenton clubs broke even with six points apiece. Sunday it was a different story with the visitors winning four of the six contests. We had a chance for a few minutes Sunday morning to take with Jim Harris of the Trenton hockey organization. The Trenton operation is an expensive one with ice time costing $45 to $50 per hour and some of the teams are forced to travel up to 20 miles for extra practices. Harris told us sponsors of the open travel teams pay as much as $500 per season while the cost of sponsoring other teams is around $125. In most of the minor classifications, Trenton has a travel team, an A club and six house league teams. The Exeter teams and their parents will be making a return trip to Trenton on the weekend of March 9 and 10. A beautiful complex We visited the new sports complex in Tillsonburg for a few hours Friday and were impressed by the excellent facilities offered. The recreation administrator of the complex is Stan Moore, who is well known for his junior hockey coaching stints at St, Marys, Strathroy and Hespeler. All sports except curling and golf can be enjoyed at the Tillsonburg facility. In addition to the regular arena, the complex includes an indoor swimming pool, health club, senior citizens room and large auditorium. We will be telling our readers more about this complex in succeeding columns. A committee has been appointed in Exeter to study the grant structure for a sports complex. A good exhibition Sports fans in the area have an opportunity to take in a good exhibition hockey game at the Zurich arena, Sunday afternoon. The Canadian Forces team from London will meet the South Huron intermediate all stars in a two o'clock contest. The all stars will be formed fromthe best of the six dis- trict league teams from Shipka, Huron Park, Zurich, Hen- sall, Centralia College and Arkona. The Shipka Colonials currently lead the league. The Colonials have dropped their last two starts after winning 15 straight. • Shipka team suffers second straight loss games of the season in the South Huron Intermediate hockey league, the Shipka row. Colonials have dropped two in a After winning their first 15 each scored two goals to pace the Getting one goal apiece were Rick Punston. Allan Parsons and Huron Park scoring attack. Larry Brintnell and Jim Ralph Gary Leger. Friday night, the Colonials were defeated 7-5 by the Huron Defencenian Jim Guenther was Park Plugs, the top Scorer t the Colonials In their next action, the with a three goal performance, Colonials will be at home Friday 13111 Hoffman was on the firing night at the Zurich arena to end of the other two Shipka goals Arkona. CHRIS TOM ST EFFES MATES 11i14411111 aor.4111 DAVID M. DOUG BELL HOFFMAN PERRY MIKE POOLEY SZYMANSKI The Exeter Hawks have only one game remaining on the regular schedule of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" Western Division and they will likely finish in sixth place in the league standings. The Hawks dropped a close 4-2 decision to the Clinton Mustangs at the Exeter arena Friday night. . Angels hold three point lead In the see-saw battle for first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the lead of the Dark Angels has again dropped to three points. • The Angels continue to hold down the top position with 56 points while the Dart Sharks are second with 53 points. The Canners follow in third place with 50 points and the BJ's and DR's are deadlocked in fourth place with 47 points apiece. This week's scores were: Scotties 4 - Last Chance 1 . Winkers 4 - Doublers r BA's 3 - Shiphunters 2 Itchy Niters 3 - BJ's 2 Dart Sharks 3 - Sharpshooters 2 DR's 3 - Canners 2 Swimmers 3 - Dark Angels 2 Friday's schedule is as follows:. 8 p.m. Winkers vs Shiphunters Swimmers vs BJ's DR's vs Last Chance 9.30.p.m. Dart Sharks vs Scotties BA's vs Dark Angels Itchy Niters vs Doublers Sharpshooters vs Canners. THREE STAR SELECTIONS were made after each of the six games played Saturday between Trenton, Michigan and Exeter minor hockey teams during the local observance of Minor Hockey Week. In Saturday's play each town came away with six points and the closeness of the play was reflected in the three stars chosen with nine from each side. The boys each received a hockey stick through the courtesy of H & K Sports of Exeter. Pic- tures of the 18 boys are shown here. The finish the schedule at home this coming Friday night with the Mitchell Hawks providing the final opposition. In the first round of the playoffs, the Exeter team will likely meet the same Mitchell team. Currently the Belmont Sunsets lead the league followed by Clinton, Mitchell, Strathroy,„ Lucan and Exeter. Friday's game in which Clinton won 4-2, was a well and cleanly played contest with very few penalties being called. Clinton jumped into the lead with two goals in the second period after the first session was scoreless. Mike Anstett and Brian Kennedy were the second period marksmen for the Mustangs. The third period was only a minute and 26 seconds old when the Hawks hit the scoreboard for the first time. Murray Parsons triggered the successful shot on a play set up by John Mom- mersteeg and Steve Schroeder. Clinton moved ahead 4-1 after the halfway mark on goals by Wayne McDougall and Phil Petrie. The final Exeter goal was manufactured at 17.21 of the third Zadiel eateea9 D. Shapton 9 - J. Taylor 6 D. Hackney 15 - M. Ecker 3 S, Mousseau 8 - S. MacDonald 6 P. Simmons 10 - E. Busche 2 D. Pfaff 10 - B, Wilson 3 G. Gregus 8 - D. Prout 4 H. Burton 10 - D. Coates 4 E. Boyle 6 - M. Broadfoot 5 A. Etherington 10 - H. Mickle 5 J. Lovell 9 - A. McDonald 7 N. Coleman 9 - W. Marshall 3 SCOTT BRIAN KOROWIN DAVIS DANNY SCOTT BELL MUIR period by Brian Taylor. John Mommersteeg assisted. Despite the fact he allowed four goals, Exeter netminder Bill Inch turned in an outstanding per- formance. Rec. Hawks get victory In Exeter and district Rec league hockey Sunday night, the senior Hawks edged Newby Tire 6-5 and Les Pines scored a 10-7 win over •Usborne township. An unassisted goal by Allan Knight with less than five minutes remaining in the third period gave the senior Hawks their win over Newby Tire. Gord Pryde was the top goal producer for the winners with a hat trick performance. Next in line with two goals came Rick McDonald. Bob Jones with two goals was the leading goal getter for Newby. Adding single scores were Dale Skinner, Mike Higgins and Gary Parsons. Paul Mason and Al Rimmer each scored three times to pace the Les Pines win over Usborne. Notching two goals was Scott Burton while single successful shots were fired by Lewis Mit- chell and George Bruneau. Bill Van Bergen with a two goal effort was best for Usborne. Counting in single fashion were Al Hern, Chris Daniels, Larry Skinner, Dennis Passmore and Rob Dickey. Exeter was invaded over the weekend and the visitors went home with most of the spoils. Six minor hockey teams from Trenton, Michigan were the feature attraction of Exeter's annual observance of Minor Hockey Week. The teams from the two par- ticipating towns broke even in Saturday's action, each winning twice and two games ending in ties but Sunday Trenton clubs walked away with victories in the first four games played. The rivalry throughout the weekend was friendly with more than 130 adults from Michigan accompanying the youthful hockeyists. Saturday's action got un- derway officially with Exeter mayor Jai* Delbridge dropping the first puck. He welcomed the visitors along with EMHA president Bev Skinner. Before each of Sunday's six games, members of the Exeter teams presented each player from Michigan with an Exeter Minor Hockey Association pennant. In return, the Trenton organization presented its Exeter counter part with a trophy. H & K Sports of Exeter has donated a trophy which will go to the team winning the most points in the home and home series this year. The Exeter clubs along with a large contingent of parents will be heading for Trenton Michigan and a weekend series on March 9 and 10. The Trenton atoms proved to be a little too experienced for the Exeter Waxers and scored vic- tories by decisive scores of 13-0 and 9-1. Tom Mates was the scoring star for the Trenton atoms with nine goals in the two games. Scott Korowin, John Schwartz and Ron Cramp each scored three times. Patti Slitti was a two goal scorer while singles were added by Mike Budziak and Ken Wend. The only Exeter goal of the weekend which came in the Sunday contest was scored by captain John Kernick on a breakaway. The three stars of the Saturday contest as selected by Hockey Afternoon in Exeter were Tom Mates and Scott Korowin of Trenton and John Kernick of Exeter. In Saturday's atom game, the Trenton club came from behind to gain a 4-4 tie. Mike Taylor scored twice to lead the Exeter scoring attack. Notching single goals were David Jackson and David Bell. Scoring in single fashion for Trenton were Jim Muns, Curt: Molino, Rick Doss and Scott Muir. The three stars of the atom game were Scott Muir of the visitors and David Bell and Mike Taylor of the Exeter Broncos. Sunday, a late third period two goal splurge by the Broncos fell short and Trenton won by a score of 3-2. Goals by Greg Shay, Curt Molino and John Nagy shot the Michigan club into a 3-0 lead. Dave Bell started the Exeter scoring on a three-way effort with Edward Willis and Rick Lin- denfield while Scott Pincombe registered with help from Dave • Underwood and Peter Tuckey. The Trenton pee wee "B" club showed complete superiority over their Exeter counterparts with 10-1 and 8-0 decisions. Mark Becker was the top goal getter for Trenton in the two games with four successful shots. Next in line with two goals apiece came Bill Korowin, Mike Szymanski, John O'Brien Jim Schwartz and Dave Oshinsky. Notching one goal each were Vince Nelson, Joe Tanner and Byron Shultz. The lone Exeter goal during the series was fired by Dave Bell on an unassisted effort. Bell was one of the three stars along with Mike Szymanski and Mark Becker of Trenton. In the bantam games, Satur- day's final score was 4-4 while Exeter took Sunday's game by a 5-3 count. The outcome of the game was in doubt most of the way with each team scoring one goal in each of the first two periods. Trenton moved into a 4-2 lead midway through the third period but the Exeter youngsters bounced back and scored a pair of goals in the last three minutes of play. Perry Pooley was the top Exeter marksmen in the Saturday tie with the first and last goals of the game. He not- ched the tying marker with only 53 seconds left. The other Exeter bantam scorers were Brian Clarke and Steve Baynham, Scoring in single fashion for Trenton were Herb Gardner, Chris Steffes, Keith Springstead and Rob Olson. The three stars were Chris Steffes and Keith Springstead of Trenton and Perry Pooley of the home club. Sunday afternoon four unan- swered goals in the third period provided the Exeter bantams with their 5-3 victory. The Exeter scoring was well spread with Randy Parsons Perry Pooley, Ron Bilcke,Fraser Boyle and Darrell Preszcator sharing the honours. The Trenton markers came from the sticks of Steve Man- dernach, Jeff Miller and Arnie Anderson, The pee wee "A" clubs split their doubleheader with Exeter taking Saturday's contest 6-4 and Trenton winning Sunday 4-2. , Danny Bell led the Exeter scoring attack with a three goal performance two coming on good slap shots from near the blueline Brian Mercer chipped in with a pair of scores the last one with only five seconds left in the game. Dave Bogart fired the other goal. Hitting the mark for Trenton with two good shots was Rob Smith while Kacee Begeman and Larry Galofaro notched singles. The three stars were goalie Doug Hoffman and high scorer Danny Bell of Exeter and Rob Smith of the visitors. " All the scoring took place in the first two periods as Trenton took Sunday's game 4-2. Scoring for the winners were Mike Quint, Rob Smith, Rob Goldi and Larry Galofaro. Scoring for Exeter were Preston Dearing and Danny Bell. The Exeter midget club was the only local one to gain a clean sweep over their Trenton op- position with a 4.1 win Saturday and a 4-2 decision Sunday. In Saturday's contest, Paul Shapton, Dave Regier, John Van Gerwen and Dan McIver were the Exeter goal getters while Marty Scott replied for Trenton. The three stars were John Van Gerwen and Brian Davis of Exeter and Marty Scott of Trenton, Sunday, Trenton scored the first two goals of the game by Pete Lozo and Pat Przybylski — Please turn to Page 7 Large Michigan contingent Rivalryk is friendly JOHN KERNICK * _,Agas DAVID L, BELL Hawks close out schedule, will finish in sixth place