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THIa*IPRON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., MAR. 25, 1971 lOgiS .Witt Takes Beavers
Into . OHA League Finals VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT
INVITES YOU TO
ATTEND THEIR
Seaforth Beavers advanced
into the group finals Friday even-
ing when they whipped league
champion Port Elgin Sunocos 10-.
5. Seaforth took the series 4
games to 1 with one tied' and
they now meet Kincardine in the
league Mutt. Jack McLiwain
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Massey 65D Tractor
Massey Super 90D Tractor
Int. B 250 Diesel Tractor, .
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Int. 13 414 Diesel Tractor
Int. I 434 Gas Tractor
Int. F 300 Gas W/4 Row Cult.
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USED EQUIPMENT
Now Available at Vincents
Oliver 10' Disk (Wheel)
IHC 18' Virba Shank Cult.
Cockshutt 18' Cult.
IHC 11' Verba Cult.
Several used smaller Cultivators
PLANTERS - DRILLS
John Deere 494 A Planter
Allis # 502 4 Row Planter
IHC # 58 6 RoW Planter
.IHC # 10 Drill
IHC M, F. Drill
HAY AND HARVEST EQUIPMENT
IHC # 2 Hay Cond.
IHC C28 7' Mower
New Holland Baler '
IHC #303 Combine W/Cab
Case #600 Combine w/Cornhead
IHC # '80 COmbine
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Massey Ferguson #44 Swather
Cockshutt 10' Swather W/Cond.
OTHER EQUIPMENT
New Holland Mixmill
GEilL Mixmill
200 Gal Trailer Sprayer
paced the Beaver attack with 3
goals.
The Beavers started fast in
the opening stanza and appeared
to be on a complete rout as
they opened up a quick 9-0 lead,
on goals by Weber, Craig and
Murray by the 10 minute mark.
However Port Elgin knowing they
faced elimination fought back and
evened the count at 3 - 3 by
the end of the first period. Ron
Bell, with 2 goals and Al Acorn
were the Sunoco marksmen.
The second period started
almost the same as the
first ended, as Bell with his 3
goalsgave Port Elgin a 4 - 3
lead. Seaforth fought back and
2 quick goals by Anstett and Mc-
Llwain again gave the Beavers
the edge. Then Jim McKinnon
evened the count at 5 - 5 at
the 12:09 mark.. At this point
Seaforth took control and only
a minute later Jim Dick gave
the Beavers the lead for good
and Jack McLlwain added his
second goal of the night to give
the Beavers a '7 - 5 lead at
the end of the period.
The third period was all Sea-
forth as they added 3 unanswered
goals to coast to a 10 - 5 victory.
Bill McLaughlin, Bob Beutten-
. miller and Jack McLlwain with
his third were the Beavers
marksmen in this stanza. The
Stars of this encounter would
go to Jack McLlwain as first
star 'for his offensive power and
great work defensively in killing
penalties. The second star would
go to Ron Bell of Port Elgin
as he scored 3 of the 5 port
Elgin goals and was their only
real threat. The third star would
go to Ray Anstett for his solid
play on defense as he broke up
rush after rush to help dishearten
and confuse the visitors.
A total of 18 penalties were
handed out with the Beavers on
the receiving ena of eleven of
these and the Sunocos picking
up seven. No major penalties
were called as both teams played
good clean hockey.
The Beavers now advance
against the Kincardine. Bulldogs
in the group final with the winner
of this series advancing in the
for a Provincial Champion-
ship.
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