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OLD TIMERS — The Exeter Old Timers entertained a large crowd at the Huron Park Davis, Glen -Robi'nson,.ancl,Art.'Whilsmith.. In the second row Gary Kyle, Bob Jones, John
arena Saturday night when they battled Team CFPL to a 6.6 draw. In the front row from Varley Rick'-.McDonald,; Paul Mason,' Hans Zeehuisen, Lorry Willert and Lloyd
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By CAROL GINGERICH
The Huron Parkettes lost the
championship playoffs against
Lucan six points to three, after
the series went down to the wire
with a fifth game March 22 in
Lucan.
The Lucan team took the first
match a week ago, but had to
settle for a tie. in the second,: as
the Parkettes battled back
from a two goal deficit to a 3'-3. •
draw.
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streak to nine games and win the
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Grand Bend took the first game
8-1 March 15.
Dean Courtney led the Grand
Bend crew with three goals and
• an an assist, while Doug Shipley
had triplets and Randy Ford a
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A combined team of Grand
Bend and Zurich Atoms had
mixed results this week when
they competed in the Brussels
Atom Tournament as staged
March 24 in Brussels.
It was the third year for the
tournament.
The GB-Zurich team lost their
first game 4-2 to Palmerston but
came back to win the second test,
5-3 over Kingsville.
Steve Miller of Palmerston
opened the scoring in the second
frame of the first game and then
found the mark again to give
them a 2-0 lead with an
unassisted effort.
Grand Bend got on the
scoreboard with just 14 seconds
left in the period when Richard
Brown-and Paul.Johnston set up
Dean' Courtney for their first
goal.
Miller completed his hat trick
early in the third period with the
eventual winner, on a set up from
Gurney.
Johnston came back to narrow
the gap for GB-Zurich, from
Courtney but they ran out of time
as Bob Drost, from Miller put the
insurance into the net for
Palmerston.
Courtney received the best
player of the game accolades for
the two teams,
In the second game, GB-Zurich
.haci. to come from' behind a two
;gaaI deficit . after a• , scoreless.
open'in 'frame::defeat •
Paul LaFleur and Kevin
Lincerak opened the scoring for
Kingsville, GB-Zurich tied it
EDITOR's NOTE— Tom Creech,
is a sometimes reporter for the T-
A and an all the time university
student. His article reflects the
spirit of the Old Timers game
played Saturday night.
By TOM CREECH
The Exeter Oldtimers and
Team CFPL captured an element
of the game of hockey that has
been lacking over the past few
years: fun.
Before a large crowd at the
Huron Park Arena the two teams
battled to 6-6 tie Saturday.
The game featured some
outstanding skating and puck
handling by the teams and game
officials.
In a performance that could
only be matched by his activities
in the council chambers, Reeve
Derry Boyle put on a masterful
display of how the game of
hockey should be played.
It was Boyle's tactics that
dumbfounded Team CFPL.
Boyle's mode of dress completely
decelmed „his ‘hig ger „. and faster
skating opponents.
With the appearance of a reject
from a used clothing store, Boyle
was able to control the board
effectively but was unable to get
the puck out to some of his more
fleet footed team mates such as
Glen Robinson or Har Brintnell.
Although the game was billed
as a friendly contest, there were
some moments when the parties
forgot about the pretense that the
was tripped and then pounced
upon by two members of Team
CFPL. The referees in an action
copied from Victor Dombrowski
turned their backs to this
"brutal" incident.
Yvonne Wells set up Kim
Kennedy early in the first frame
of the second game to put the
Parkettes up 1-0 but the Lucan
crew came back less than three
minutes later when Mary Duenk
converted Mary Jane Martins'
pass to tie it up.
A goal by Linda Kraul at the 27
second mark of the:second.period.
and ,Duenks..secOnd...0i•the.night ,
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goal lead to. take into• the third
period.
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CC T. MacDonald 231
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ST E. Hunter-Duvar 284
All three goalies, Dan Mac-
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Davis were left on their own
many times as both defences
were caught up the ice on several
occasions.
The lead diminished when the
Kennedy-Wells 'combination
clicked at 21 seconds of the third
and then Darlene Smith scored
from June Barrett to salvage the
tie for the Parkettes,
A three goal outburst in the
second period of the third game
that ,evene.d ',the series: three
earned Darlene Lowe 'in -the
Parkette net • a 3-.0.. shutOut.:,win
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Last: year. the: Parlcetteslids
to CCAT in the final round.
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M.P. REC. CENTRE LADIES BOWLING
HP. S. Martens 553
KO I. Hodgins 549
SS K. Cooper
BB O. Mathers
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Standings as of March 19th.
Sassenachs 90
Scotties 78
Itchy Niters 75
D.R.s 75
Double 'W'
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Robins 71
Outlaws 71
Last Chance
69
Flying Highs
69
Shiphunters 59
Wraggtime '4'
57
Deadenders 53
Winkers 52
Nighthawks 51
Inlaws 47
Supremes 46
Curling
Taylor 8.— Russell 7
Smith 9 — Shapton 3
Busche 6 — Marshall 4
Ecker 11 — Mousseau 5
Pfaff 14 — Boyle 2
Teevins 12 — Hackwell 6
Burton 7 — Coates 6
Prout 7 — McDonald 5
Amos 10 — MacDonald 4
Coleman 8 — Mickle 3
Learn 12 — Lovell 3
Hodgert 19 — Strang 5
In a piece of strategy that was
equaled by Reeve Boyle's
disguise, coach Pete James Of
Team CFPL inserted both
goaltenders into the game for a
five minute span during the
period.
With Kellman assuming the
normal goaltending position,
James had MacDonald stationed
on the blueline in front of the net,
This had the "net effect" of
MacDonald touching the puck
once while on his special
assignment.
As the game drew near con-
clusion all players entered the
playing surface, The game of-.
ficials, who by this tinie had.lost •
al] control, joined,the chaos and.
proceeded 'tot Shoal •
players some new ieks';iii:! the:,
trade. ROSs 'Haugh, With' the aid
of a somewhat unorthodox
looking hockey stick showed the
fans and players how passing the
puck can be made very difficult.
The . big star .,of. the game ae-
cordiPg,to,,soMe: of :the...yoUnger,
fan's' Present;: was .‘Peaches; co-'
' star alorig.with Pirie Mitchell of
CFPL TV's . Junior Talent
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At the start and the finish of the
.game Peaches was mobbed by
area youngsters. At several
points during the encounter
Peaches entertained the crowd
by taking its young handler for a
spirited run around the arena.
According to Kinsmen of-
ficials the game raised close to
$500.00 for the Exeter Arena fund,
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Ron Lavery had the only reply
for HenSall.
The second game, March 20,
was a little closer, when Grand
Bend took the series with a 9-4
victory.
Shipley opened the scoring in
the first period when he was set
up by Courtney but Hensall came
back to tie it and take the lead on
goals by Ron Lavery and Brian
Stewart. Darren Moir picked up
an assist on Lavery's goal.
Goals by I)an Watt and Ford
gave Grand Bend the lead again
before the end of the period.
Courtney and Ricky, Tiedeman,
with the eventual game winner,
made the score 5-2 with the only
goals of the second period. • •
Randy Parke' narrowed the
gap a little at the beginning of the
third, when he scored to make it
5-3 but a four goal explosion by
Grand Bend finished off the
Hensall team.
Courtney with his second and
third and Ford and Tiedeman
with their seconds of the game
accounted for the Grand Bend
outburst.
Parker picked up another
goal near the end of the period for
Hensall.
game was being played under;
Midway through the second-
period in an example of conduct
that would make the hair of Roy
McMurtry's head turn gray,
Graham Mason, an Exeter player
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before the end of the period,
owever, when Dean Armstrong
and Courtney connected.
Paul Overholt put GB-Zurich
ito the lead for the first time
with an early goal in the third
frame, but Kingsville came back
to
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tie the score up again,
It was up to Paul Johnston to
core the winner and the in-
surance markers to cement the
win for GB-Zurich.
Johnston, with his three goals,
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icked up the most valuable
layer award for this game,
The combined team returns to
russels March 25 to complete
competitions by taking part in the
Consolation Finals.
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