Zurich Citizens News, 1965-03-18, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1964
The Zurich MAA Juveniles
last Wednesday night won the
WOAA Juvenile I) chainpion-
hip. when they eliminated
Drayton in the third game of
their hest -of -three series. Zur-
ich wort the first ;,ams on their
home ice, only to have Drayton
win their home game, played at
Mount Forest. The locals won
the flip for the site of the
third ;game, and came through
with a big 9-6 victory to wrap
tip the championship, on Hen -
sail ice.
By virtue of their winning the
WOAA title. the locals now ad-
vance into the semi-final: of
the O11IIA, and will meet Platte-
ville in a two -out -of -three series.
First game will be played in •
New Hamburg this Friday night'
1,.ain�t . ' scheduled with the second game
for the Hensall Arena next
Monday night.
Take Early Lead
A pair of Dashwood youth,
Bill Hoffman and Bob Miller,
paced the Zurich attack in the
big victory with three goals
each. Other marksmen were
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Bill Sebade, Barry Bloch and
Ken Westlake with one each.
The locals jumped into an
early lead in the first period,
when Hoffman, Schade and Mil-
ler all found the range. They
held the visitors to one lone
goal in the initial stanza.
Both teams score (1 three
times in the second. with IIoff-
pian and 1lliller each scoring
• their second goal of the game
and Barry Bloch finding the
. range for the third counter, for
the locals.
In the third period it was
Hoffman and Miller again lead-
ing the way with one goal each,
while Ken Westlake potted the
!final marker midway through
the sessoti. Drayton was held
to two goals in the third,
Don Culp was the big gun
un
fur the visitors with four goals,
while Herb Hammond and Bill
Smith each registered one.
Gary Geoffrey, in the Zurich
nets, was a stand -out in the lo-
cal's victory as he turned aside
shot after shot that were meant
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Robert Bannister to the defence
corps for Zurich was also a de-
�!!! termining factor, as he broke up
many effective Drayton rushes.
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He had missed the first two
I games of the series due to il1-
ness.
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Hockey Actin In
Bensal&' Friday
There's a big night lined up
!for minor hockey players in
Ilensall and Zurich this Friday,
when a triple -header will be
played in the Hensall Arena.
The occasion is being called
"All-Star Minor Hockey Night",
and is sponsored by the Hensall
Minor Athletic Association,
a in
co-operation with the Zurich
Minor Athletic Association.
Activities get under way at
7 p.m. when the Hensall Tykes
play host to the Zurich Tykes.
Following this event, the Zur-
ich Squirts will do battle with
the Hensall Squirts, and then
to round out the evening the
Hensall and Zurich PeeWees
will tangle, in what promises to
be a real thriller.
All parents throughout •the
area, as well as any other in-
terested hockey fans, are urged
to attend this special event.
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Bowling Scores
At Zurich Lanes
MEN'S LEAGUE
Group A
The Flyers 0 - Bill Bedour
669.
Dough Boys 4 - Fred Wells
793.
Hot Shots .2 -Glen Thiel 637.
The Rockets 2 -Jim Bedard
668.
Globe Trotters 17iz Bob Lav-
ery 612.
The Tooters 21 - Dick Be-
dard 685.
High single: Gib Stade 403.
High triple: Gib Stade 812.
High average: Jim Bedard
211.
Group B
The Wildcats 3 -Leo Creces
601.
Butcheretes 1 -Jack Bannis-
ter 624.
Questionnaires 1 -Boy Haye
632.
The Wonders 3 - Joe Hunt
210.
High single: Pat World 320.
High triple: Pat World 703.
High average: Bob Haye 199.
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Hi Lites '7- Hazel McEwan
675.
Packers 0 -Anne Oesch 578.
Wee Hopes 5 -Evelyn Schroe-
der 476.
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Varieties 2 - Howard Fink-
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Ramblers 5 -Jack Bannister
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