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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-21, Page 6Fast, Exciting Al/OR EXETER ARENA * Fri., Nov. 22 - 8:30 p.m. Belmont vs Exeter Hawks * Sun., Nov." 24 - 7:30 .P-rn• Seaforth vs Exeter HaiNks We're Playing Santa With These BIG SAVINGS In Our Pre-Christmas Clearance 1975 CHEVROLETS OLDSMOBILES 13 MODELS IN STOCK See Our Selection Today 4 - 1975 Chevrolet Pick-Ups WE REQUIRE GOOD USED CARS & TRUCKS NOW OK USED CARS 1973 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2-door hardtop, $ 3195 power equipped, vinyl roof. Licence DDR358 1972 CHEVELLE MALIBU 2-door hardtop, '2695 power equipped, vinyl roof, etc. Licence DFV961 , 1972 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, automatic, $ 2295 radio, radial tires. Licence DFV742 1971 FORD custom sedan, power equipped, one '1595 owner. Licence DFW959 1970 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE sedan, $1495 automatic, radio, etc. Licence DH0651 1970 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2-door hardtop, automatic, radio, two tone. Licence OHM727 1969 VOLKSWAGEN beetle, low mileage, real clean. Licence DHD810 USED TRUCKS 1973 DODGE wide box, 1/2 -ton, 18,000 miles. Licence C40711 9495 1195 $2195 Snell Bros. Limited Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235.0660 EXETER,ONT. The Home of Guardian Maintenance Page .4. Times-Advocate, November 21, 1974 FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS By Ross Haugh, Hawks held to. two _goals in junior loss to Strathroy " •••• .f"-S, • Best ever way combination with Harry Snits and Wayne Regier. Strathroy then proceeded to score nine consecutive goals before the Hawks notched their second and final goal in the dying moments of the game. The last Exeter score - came with only 29 seconds remaining ancrwas fired by Murray Parsons with the assist going to Rick Ingram, Each team picked up a total of 13 penalties. All were minors except fighting majors to Kevin Bestard of the Hawks and Roland Kroh of Strathroy in the last two• minutes of play. This week, the Hawks will see action on three occasions.. They will be at home Friday .night at .8:30 p.m. to the Belmont Green Giants,will host the new .Seaforth club in a 7:30 p,m, contest at the Exeter Arena Sunday evening and travel to Lucan Wednesday to meet the Lucan Irish. In Strathroy Sunday they stayed close to the Falcons for the first half of the game and then the roof fell in. Roland Kroh of the Falcons scored the only goal of the first period. With less than a minute gone in the second period, the Hawks were back on even terms as Brian Taylor finished off a three- HOUSE LEAGUE AMALGAMATION Two groups of the Exeter and Huron Park house league hockey groups will be meeting each Saturday. Above, Huron Park minor association president John O'Neill, cap- tain Bobby Rook, Exeter captain David Bidtness and EMHA president Ron Horn chat before the initial faceoff. • T-A photo The Exeter Hawks scoring power was held to a minimum Sunday night in. Strathroy as they suffered a 10-2 defeat at the hands of the Strathroy Falcons. Recreation loop gets underway In the opening games of the season in the Exeter Rec hockey league Thursday night, Les Pines, swamped North Star 9-2 and Usborne edged Newby Tire 2-1. Tonight, Thursday, North Star meets Usborne at 8:00 p.m. and Newby Tire and Les Pines tangle at 9:30. Ron Dougall and Rob Dickey were the Usborne goal getters and Jim DingWell notched the lone Newby score. Bob Rowe and Ron Moore each scored three times to pace the Les Pines attack. Scoring two goals was Fred Wells while Paul Mason notched a single. Scoring one goal apiece for North Star were Paul Morgan and Larry Henderson. Great goaltending Now In Stock . BROOM BALL. EQUIPMENT • Helmets • Brooms • Shoes • Balls CURLING - EQUIPMENT • Brooms • Knee Pads • Toe Sliders Jerry MacLean .61 Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 Niters open lead again High scoring for Broncos Penalties prevail for juveniles Penalties were again prevalent in a exhibition league juvenile game at the Exeter Arena Sunday night as Exeter and Lambeth battled to a 7-7 draw. The Exeter youngsters held a 6- 2 lead at one time in the second period but Lambeth battled back Chris Daniels and Cam Haist each scored two goals to pace the Exeter scoring attack. Getting one goal apiece were Tom Richardson, Mike Desjardine and Jim Ferguson. Four major misconducts were handed out by the referees. Three went to Lambeth players and the ' fourth to Steve Pfaff of Exeter, Lambeth took a total of 73 minutes in penalties while the Exeter total was 39 minutes. Glover scored twice to up the Exeter command to 6-0. Glover's first score came on a solo effort and the second was engineered on a pass from Scott Batten, In the third period, David Shaw broke loose to score twice to complete his hat trick per- formance. Shaw hit the mark on Plenty of goals and a great goal tending performance allowed the Exeter Broncos to score a 10-0 win over Lambeth in Shamrock atom division play Sunday night. David Shaw with a three goal effort paced the Broncos scoring attack and Peter Dearing scored his second consecutive shutout. Dearing while not kept too busy was superb in the final period when he thwarted two Lambeth breakaways. The Broncos jumped into a 2-0 first period lead on goals by David Shaw and Mark Van- dergunst. First period assists went to Bill Glover, Shaw and John Kernick. In the middle frame Kernick put the Broncos ahead 3-0 as he converted passes from David Shaw and Bill Glover and Mike Clarke followed with a goal. The assist went to Scott Batten. Before the period was over, Bill his first of two on a play set up by Scott Pincombe and David Underwood and Underwood gained an assist on the second goal. „ Before game time ran out, Scott Pincombe registered from Mark Vandergunst and John Kernick tallied with assistance from Mike Clarke. The Broncos are now idle in Shamrock play until November 25 when they meet Strathroy. House league teams split Mohawks get third victory The lead of the Itchy Niters in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league has again opened to four points. The Niters now have a season total of 34 points, while the Doublers and DR's are deadlocked for second spot with 30 points apiece. The Dark Angels hold down fourth place with 28 points while the F Troop are only one point hirther back in fifth place. Barb Hearn leads the ladies department with a high score of 140 while Eric Heywood and Bob Wragg share honours for the men with identical scores of 140. This week's scores were: DR's 5 - Outlaws 0 Canners 4 - BA's 1 Itchy Niters 4 - Supremes 1 F Troop 3 - Winkers 2 Inlaws 3 - Last Chance, 2 Dark Angels 3 - Doublers 2 BJ's 3 - Shiphunters 2 Friday's schedule is as follows : 8 p.m. Supremes vs DR's F Troop vs Night Hawks Shiphunters vs Canners Doublers vs Outlaws 9:30 p.m. Winkers vs Scotties Last Chance vs Itchy Niters Inlaws vs Dark Angels BJ's. vs BA's Bantams winless in 'W. competition In their first four starts of the season the Exeter bantam "a" club has been unable to come up with a victory in Shamrock minor league play. Their losses were 18-2 and 8-2 to Dorchester; 4-2 to Lucan and 15-1 to St. Thomas. The lone Exeter goal against St. Thomas came from the stick of Danny Bell on a pass from David Cann. Against Lucan, Danny Bell was the only Exeter marksmen as he scored on two unassisted efforts. In the 18-2 drubbing from Dorchester Jim Veri counted the first Exeter marker on a three- way effort with Tony Ma ttuci and Tab Boyd. The second successful shot was fired by Tab Boyd with assists going .to Danny Bell and Jim Veri. In the second tilt with Dor- chester Steve Skinner tallied the first Exeter goal with passing help from David Cann and Danny Bell while Cann fired the second with assists going to Skinner 'and Bell. • 111111111mminummilimitimmi11111111111111111)11111111111111111IIIMI1111111111111111111111111111Miltintiontininentiontimmitimmintommi In the first tripleheader in- volving minor house league hockey teams from Exeter and Huron Park the two groups broke even Saturday. Huron Park won the bantam game by a score of 8-1, Exeter took the atom game by a' score of 13-0 and the pee wee game ended in a 2-2 tie. Games between the two centres will continue each Saturday morning. In the bantam game; Jim Harvey scored six goals to lead the Huron Park scoring attack. Getting goals in single fashion were Mike Sutherland, Scott Peacock and Barnard Desjarlais. The lone Exeter goal came from the stick of Allan Gaiser. Walter Van Essen was the top Exeter goal getter in the atom contest with a hat trick. Two goals apiece were fired by Mark Stephens, David Bidtness and Steven Bidtness. Scoring in single fashion were Jamie 'Chaffe, Allen Hodgert, John Wraight and Brian Denomme. In the pee wee game, Randy Insley and Peter Christie scored for Huron Park and Paul Cooper scored both goals for Exeter, ....... ....... (111111111111111111111111 llllllllllllllllll lllll 1111111 lllllllll m1111111111 lllllllllll 111.111111 llllllll 1111111111 llllllllllllll 111111111 llllllllll 11.1110/111111111.111 The 1974-75 hockey season locally is now well underway and it promises to be one of the best ever in more ways than one. The number of teams participating not only at the Ex- eter arena but throughout the district have increased con- siderably and the brand of hockey is also improving steadi- ly. First on the minor level in Exeter, the number of teams playing in the Shamrock league has grown. Now in addition to four teams in the "A" division, this number has been in- creased to five. The "A" teams are in the atom, pee wee, bantam, midget and juvenile divisions. Added to the list this year are atom, pee wee, bantam and midget in a "B" classifica- tion, To these nine teams playing a regular Shamrock schedule add the Exeter Waxers, a novice aged team which plays exhibition games and participates in several tour- naments throughout the year. The calibre of hockey turned out by the youngsters is also on the upswing with continuous improvement in coaching techniques. This fall most of the local minor coaches have attended coaching clinics and received accreditation. The hockey school or clinic operated by the Exeter Minor Hockey Association for six weeks prior to the open- ing of the season was very beneficial to the novice and atom boys participating. Adding interest to the hockey scene is the re- appearance of the Exeter Mohawks as an intermediate hockey team. The Mohawks along with Zurich, Shipka, Centralia College and Thedford are members of the South Huron hockey league. Formation of the Exeter club gives the opportunity to a lot of fellows to display their hockey skills in'a very com- petitive league. Along with a four team recreation league which goes every Thursday night at the Exeter arena, every one regardless of age should now have the chance to 'enjoy Canada's favorite sport. The Mohawks will be filling the Monday night at 9 p.m, slot at the arena throughout the winter and will be providing exciting action for all area •ians. The Exeter Hawks under the guidance of coach Terry Bourne and manager Fred Mommersteeg appear to be heading for a good season in OHA Junior "D" play. Fan interest in all phases of the local hockey program appears to be very good. Most Sunday afternoons from about four o'clock and well into the evening are devoted to play by the "B" minor clubs and the juveniles and the number of fans coming and going throughout this period has been as high as 500. L .Cb A great bowling effort A couple of weeks ago, one of the most enthusiastic rive pin bowlers in this area turned in the best score ever recorded by a female at the Exeter Bowling Lanes. Norma. Coleman of Kippen, a member of the Happy Gals for more years than she probably cares to remember threw 11 strikes in regular league play and ended up with a score of 399. Starting off in terrific fashion, Norma tossed perfect strikes in the first eight frames. Trouble set in then in the frame when she left a corner two-pin and failed to convert the spare and also missed it on the third attempt.. Undaunted, she came roaring back and threw three more strikes in the tenth frame to end with a whopping score of 399. Congratulations, Norma on a tremendous performance. Could probably use you on the T-A team this year. Prepare for sportsmens dinner February 4, 1975 may appear to be far off in the future, but actually it is less than three months away. That's the date of the second annual Exeter Lions club Sportsmen's dinner with all proceeds going to aid crippled children throughout Ontario. Chairman Lloyd Ross and his energetic committee are working hard on arrangements. Despite earlier reports the dinner will be held again at the Exeter Legion hall. The hall is used each Tuesday for court purposes but court officials have agreed to hold their proceedings elsewhere for Tues- day February 5. The local committee is working very closely with the London dinner group which is headed this year by Alex Kellman of CFPL television. The guest speaker at the London dinner whidh will be held the night before is Jack Donohue head coach of Canada's national basketball team. Many other top names in numerous sports are being contacted and don't be surprised if a couple of sporting stars appear here in Exeter. Lloyd Ross tells us he hopes all the guests this year will be new with the exception of Whipper Billy Watson who has always been championing for crippled children throughout the world, The master of ceremonies this year will be Bruce Murray of St. Marys. Bruce is currently Lions district governor and one of the best after dinner speakers we have ever heard and we know he will do a commendable job. Men's • The Exeter Mohawks scored their third win in four starts in the South Huron Intermediate hockey league with a come from behind win Monday night over Centralia College. The Mohawks trailing 876 late in the third period scored three times to pull out an exciting 9-8 victory. Mike Cushman's third gdal of the game with only 20 seconds left in .the third period gave the Mohawks their victory. Only moments earlier Al Rimmer had tied the score. Rimmer also added four assists during the game. Jim Pfaff fired two goals for the winners. Others getting one score apiece were Brad Datars, Bill Van Bergen and Dennis Bierling. Dennis Whiteside and Fred Monroe each scored twice to pace the Centralia College scoring attack. Notching one goal each were Charlie Bauman, Jeff Graham, Derek Martin and Ed Robb. The Mohawks will be back in action at the Exeter Arena, Monday night at 9 p.m. when Jura of Thedford will supply the opposition. 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Shirley is an enthusiastic hockey supporter and will do an excellent job in making the necessary arrangements for games, travel, etc. Muckluks $15" TOPS PANTS Saturday, Nov. 23 9:00 - Atom Houseleague Practice 11:00 - Novice vs South London 12:00 - Exeter Pee Wee I vs Huron Park II at Huron Park 1:00 - Huron Park I vs Exeter Pee Wee 11 at Exeter Sunday, Nov. 24 4:30 - Pee Wee B vs St. Thomas , 5:30 Bantam B vs St. Thomas 7:30 • Exeter Hawks vs Seaforth Wed., Nov. 27 7:00 - Pee Wee A vs Lambeth 8:00 Bantam A vs Lambeth 9:00 - Midget vs Lambeth Turkey Roll at Exeter Arena Friday, December 6 Tickets Available From Minor Hockey Coaches and Executive Jim Rowe Your Texaco Deafer „ . Is A Minor Hockey Supporter $499 $499 114 ti11tl III If11111111111111111111111111111111111111111118 111 lllllllllllfllllll (111111 H&K SPORTS CENTRE Exeter 235-2261 Variety in house leagues Another interesting venture this year is the move to have the Exeter and Huron Park house league teams meet each other every Saturday. This puts a little variety into the house league activities for both centres. Huron Park is icing two atom and two pee wee-bantam teams while Exeter has one atom and two in the older category, With only two teams at the very most in any category it hie* the boys are not playing the same opposition every Saturday. 11110 lMill1111IIIIIl11111II1111i111111III1111111111111I1i1111It11ili11i111111111iiliii1111 IMI' la 0 a II ilia MI utifi