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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-20, Page 7 (2)• Juveniles win twice on trip to Michigan The Exeter juveniles spent the weekend in Trenton, Michigan and chalked up two straight Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Blowout? Don't slam on the brakes! Ease up on gas and let the car slow down. But keep your hands on the wheel to control steering. If your car is stopped for more than a minute, turn off the engine. It takes less gas to restart than to idle. Don't drive in sunglasses at night. True, they'll cut headlight glare, but they'll also limit vision. * We think of cars as made of steel, but an average two -ton auto has more than 100 pounds of aluminum in it. * Many big -car plants in Detroit were converted to manufac- ture compacts. But they're stor- ing the machine -tools that make big cars, just in case. * Whatever size car you drive, you'll get better service with regular maintenance. You can count on the ex- pert mechanics at Larry Sniders. Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED,. EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive .n soon, exhibition hockey wins in games played at the Ice Box arenas. Their • scheduled opposition from Trenton did not materialize as the team which was in Exeter a week earlier was engaged in state playoffs. Saturday afternoon the Exeter club scored a 6-1 victory over Northville and Sunday it was a 6-2 decision over Southgate to complete a successful weekend for the local juveniles. Sunday the Exeter scoring was well spread around with six different players sharing in the scoring. .. The only goal of the first period came from the stick of John Van Gerwen on a three-way effort _with Jim Ferguson and Dave Regier. Two second period markers gave the Exeter youngsters a 3-0 margin on the scoreboard. Cam llaist hit on a pass from Phil Knight and Dave Regier scored on passes from Phil Knight and Larry Clarke. In the third period, Brion Penhale, Handy Regier and Paul Shapton were the Exeter marksmen. Phil Knight added one assist to up his game total to three and recognition from the Trenton arena as a "playmaker." Rick Moody provided two passes on third frame scores and Brion Penhale, Mike Desjardine, Randy Regier and Ken Pinder gained one assist apiece. The two Southgate goals came from Rick Gatchell late in the third period to spoil the shutout bid by Exeter goalies Rick Snell and Randy Lovie. Ken Pinder was the scoring star for Exeter in Saturday's 6-1 victory. Pinder scored the only two goals of the first period. Randy Regier assisted on both and Brion Penhale helped with a pass on one. Each team scored one goal in the middle stanza with Fred Campbell converting a Jim Ferguson pass for Exeter and Sequin hitting for Northville on a solo effort. 111 the third period. Brion Penhale registered on an unassisted play. Ken Pinder completed his hat trick per- formance on a pass from Paul Shapton and John Van Gerwen was successful with the assist going to Pinder. 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Above, Exeter branch manager Kurt Bowman presents the trophy to Gord and Eileen Ross and Chris and Elaine Ranshow. T -A photo At home Friday Jets back even in playoff The Lucan-Ilderton Jets and New'Hamburg Screaming Eagles are all tied up at two games apiece in best -of -seven Ontario Hockey Association Continental senior semi-final series. The Jets came back with an 8-6 victory Sunday afternoon after the Screaming Eagles had moved in front with a 6-3 victory, Wednesday. The fifth game of the series goes at the Ilderton arena, Friday night at 8:30 with the sixth back in New Hamburg Sunday at 7:30 p.m. If a seventh and deciding contest is necessary it will be played in Ilderton Wed- nesday March 26 at 8:30 p.m. The PrestonJesters eliminated the London Kings Sunday and will meet the Stratford Perths in the other semi-final round. Keep bouncing back In Sunday's game on home ice the Screaming Eagles came back from three and four goal deficits to make the outcome more than interesting. The .lets moved into a 4-1 lead after the first period of play but by the four minute mark of the second their margin had been cut to a single goal. The game was less than two minutes old when Pete Loveless scored for the Jets on a breakaway from centre ice. He was set up by Jack Nairn and Doug Galloway. Dick Doughty was next to score picking up an unassisted goal at 8:17 and at 10:52 Barry Baynham with a good move in front of the net scored on passes from Nairn and Galloway. Bill White who returned to the Jets lineup a few weeks ago scored his first goal of the year on passes again from Galloway and Nairn to complete the Jets first periodcountingafter Ken Bast hit for New Hamburg. Quick goals by Tom Pearson Rec league in final round Newby Tire and Les Pines will be meeting in a best -of -three series to decide the championship of the Exeter and district Rec hockey league. Each team won their semi-final series in two straight games: Newby Tire edged Usborne 5-4 Thursday night and Les Pines outscored the North Stars 7-2. The final series starts tonight, Thursday at the Exeter arena. The two losers in the first round will also meet in a consolation series. Dale Skinner's goal midway through the third period allowed Newby to secure the win over Usborne. - Other goal getters in single fashion for Newby were Bob McDonald, Bob Jones, Gary Parsons and Tom Watt. Alan Hern with a two goal effort was best for Usborne. Getting one goal apiece were Ron Dougall and Ray Mills. Dan Mclver fired two suc- cessful shots to pace the Les Pines scoring parade. Notching one goal each were Paul Mason, Ron Moore, Marvin Bower and Ian McCallum. The North Star markers were fired by Chris Daniel and John Rowcliffe. and Roger Kropf in the first four minutes of the second put New Hamburg back in contention. The Jets then took over again in the scoring department and upped their lead to 7-3. The first two scores came on similar scrambles around the Screaming Eagles goal. Rick Fifield and Bill White were the marksmen. Each assisted on the other and Dick Doughty helped set up both scores. Doughty was back ast 14:54 to score himself with Fifield and White providing assists. Before the second stanza was completed Paul Scherer and Wayne Gowing hit for New Hamburg and the Jets lead was down to two goals at 7-5. Near the eight minute mark of the third period Jets goalie Lorne Daer came well out of his net in an attempt to clear the puck and hit Bob Ruthig of NH and the puck bounced into the Jets net. New Hamburg put on con - Broncos ahead in Shamrock The Exeter Broncos scored two wins this week to up their victory string in Shamrock minor league playoffs to three. The Broncos edged St.Thomas 7-5 Saturday and St. Marys 4-2 Sunday in a round robin games. The date for a fourth game in the current series with St.Thomas has not been set. Two goals in the first period Sunday sent the Broncos on the way to their victory over St. Marys. The successful shots by Mark Vandergunst and David Underwood came in a space of only 18 seconds. Vandergunst chalked up his goal on passes from Scott Pin- combe and David Shaw and Underwood converted a ix -..ss from Mike Clark. David Shaw scored on an unassisted effort for the only goal of the middle frame to put the Broncos ahead 3-0. SI. Marys rebounded with two scores in the final period and Shaw replied for the Broncos, again on a solo effort. Scoring procedure in the win over St.Thomas was reversed with the Broncos falling behind 3- 1 at the end of the first period of play. The only Exeter goal of the stanza came from the stick of John Kernick on a pass from captain Bill Glover. The Broncos were back on even terms for a short time in the first two minutes of the second period on successful shots by David Shaw and Scott Pincombe. Shaw scored unassisted and Pincombe registered with passing help from Mark Vandergunst and John Kernick. St. Thomas took a 4-3 lead at 3.19 of the middle frame and then the Broncos scored two quick markers to move in front to stay.Firing the Exeter goals were John Kernick unassisted and David Underwood from Bill Glover. David Shaw took care of the balance of the Broncos counting with two scores in the third period. David Underwood assisted on both goals and Scott Batten assisted on one. sistent pressure in the last half of the third frame until Jacques Cousineau put the game on ice on a play originated by Jim Blake and Jamie Robb. Cousineau's shot bounced off both goal posts before entering the net. The Jets were called on seven minor penalty infractions to four for the Eagles. The referee was Frank Slota. Costly second frame Wednesday night in Ilderton the Screaming Eagles took a 4-2 lead after 40 minutes of play and the Jets were not able to recover. Each team scored two goals in the first period. The game was only 27 seconds old when Jacques Cousineau found an opening in the Eagles net. He scored from a wild scramble. Assists went to Jim Blake and Jamie Robb. Terry Johnson was the other L- I marksman in the first period on a combination with Jeff Craig and Rick Fifield and Paul Scherer replied for New Ham- burg. Bob Ruthig and Tom Pearson scored for New Hamburg in the second period and Ruthig completed his team's scoring in the third. The final Jets marker came from the stick of Dick Doughty at the midway mark of the third period on passes from Larry Haugh and Rick Fifield. Colonials up on college HP captures atom `B' title Huron Park won the Shamrock .atom "B" championship trophy Sunday with a 3-2 victory over Exeter. In an earlier. contest the Huron Park youngsters defeated Lucan 3-1. Steve O'Neill, David Murray and John Insley were the Huron Park marksmen in the win over Exeter. Terry Hodgins and Dennis Johnston picked up assists. Scott Brintnell fired both Exeter markers. Trevor Boyle picked up two assists and Graham Solomon helped on one score. David :hurray scored twice to pace the HP win over Lucan. Steve O'Neill added the odd counter. Dennis Johnston provided a pair of assists. In another game in the same playoff division Lucan blanked Exeter 3-0. Steve Glenn scored twice for Lucan and the single was notched by Robbie Black. Pee wee action in two sections In pee wee house league play Saturday morning, Huron Park edged Exeter 4-3 Rick Sharp scored three times for Huron Park. The fourth counter was chalked up by Bob Riley. Scoring for Exeter were Allan,Gaiser, Tony Mattucci and Don Beaver. Exeter downed Lucan by a score of 4-2 in a Shamrock league "13" playoff game recently. Dave Bell scored twice to lead the Exeter scoring attack. Counting in single fashion were Pete Tuckey and Ian Sweet. Scoring for Lucan were Doug Latta and Ken McManus. When a woman wants her husband to start a garden, the first thing he usually digs up is a good excuse. Times -Advocate, March 20, 1975 VIII1111lltl MIIIIIIIIt111t111NIlIIt1111t111111111111111111111111111t11111111fU111111 Pogo 7 Authorized Sales & Service For Batavus Mopeds Mopeds are NOT classed as motor vehicles. 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The sixth game will be played tonight, Thursday at the Huron Park arena with a seventh if necessary at Zurich Sunday night at 9 p.m. If the Colonials end the series tonight, the first game of the finals against the Zurich Flyers would go at the Zurich arena Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. The Flyers wound up the other half of the semi-final at the Exeter arena Friday night with a 7-5 victory over the Exeter Mohawks. Peter Gill led the Shipka scoring attack in the 6-3 Sunday win over Centralia with a three goal performance. Completing the scoring in single fashion were Bill Hoffman, John Becker and Bill Bowden. Getting one goal each for Centralia were Ed Robb, Ben Brown and Craig Schwindt. On home ice Thursday Dennis Whiteside and Ed Robb each fired two successful shots to lead the College team to victory. Notching single scores were Ben Brown and Craig Schwindt. Hitting the mark for the Colonials were Jim Guenther, Bill Hoffman, Peter Gill and Reid Burley with one goal each. 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