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Consuls -PlaydOwn. The referees
decision was a double knock-out.
The first scores for Seafortb,
were Seaforth 12, Exeter 0,Har-
riston 9, Seaforthc 5, Seaforth 9,
Bressels Q. Play resumes in
Palmerston on January 9, 1972
Seaforth coniteg up against
Exeter in the first game.
The high teams in the mans
draw were Bob Wilson's rink of
Duff Thompson, Chas. Wood and
e Ross Coutts on the P.M. draw
and on the 9 P.M. draw it was
Bill Lobb, Den McKercher,Mur-
• ry Forbes and Keith Ruston.
This playoff was one of the
closest games played so far this
year. Wilson gave up two points
in the first end and one in the
second. However, Bill gr e up
2 in the 3rd an'd one in the 4th
end. Bill passe& his through'
on the fifth to keep list rock.
Bob picked one up on the sixth
to. go one ahead. Bill, however,
elected to pass his on the seventh
for lost rock coming home. It
• payed off but he needed two to
win and only picked up one going
into the 9th end giving Bob last
rock tee win by •one 5e4. A
lovely game to watch boys.
The final game of this draw
Midgets
Lose 7--4
4 To Zurich
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Novice
Canadians 5 3' 1 1 7
Hawks 5 1 3 1 3
Mites
'Leafs 5 ' 3 1 1 7
Bruins 5 1 3 1 3
LEADING SCORERS
Combines
-D. Cornish 12 goals
P. Hulley -5 goals
Peew'e'e
F. Lane 4 goals
C. Stewart 3 goals
Novice
G. Bedard 4 goals
B. MeCowan 3 goals
M. Flanigan 3 goals
Mites
M. Mcllwain
R. Smith
B. Lane
LEADING GOALTENDER
G. Stewart Bruins, PeeWee
- 2 shut outs.
8' goals
3 goals
3 goals
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Zurich Midgets defeated
Seaforth Midgets by a score of
7 - 4: .
In the first period Randy Mc-
Clinchey scared for Seaforth at
the):30 mark unassisted. Rick
• 4., Grenier replied for Zurich at the
• 10:40 'mark to complete the
scoring.
In the second period keyin
Henderson put Seaforth in front
'again at the 1:50 mark assisted
by 114cClinchey and Steve South-
gate. Zurich scored at the 5:40
* mark and Seaforth came back at
the 14:30 mark with Brian Lane
scoring. Zurich scored at' the
15;10 mark to complete scoring
for the second period.
In the third Zurich scored at
the 10 second mark with Seaforth
replying 41 seconds later, Larry
fk Kale scoring assisted by Mc-
Clinchey a Southgate. Zurich,''- The man stalked into the thea-
then scoreeee three unariewered
goes to win the game. '
Seaforth lineup includes Doug.
Reynolds, John Wright„ Gary
Phillips, Randy McClinchey,
Steve Sotithgate,Larry,,Kale, Pat
▪ ' Devereaux, Kevin Henderson,
Barry Lane, Brjan Lane, Marvin .
Kale, Gerald O'Reilly and 'Tom
"MlerraY.
ter, „fe..a.tureng a enerder .mygtery„
' He • irrignediately' infOrmed the
usher who' was about to"seat him
that the parking facilities were
terrible, the lobby was dirty, the
popcorn stale and • the ushers
lazy. Upon being seated he was
informed' by the usher: "I
hope you enjoy the reo•vie, sir.
The butler did it."
Smiks • • •
4 ,
bines, 54; Hay Seeds, 44; Hee
Haws, 18; Hillbillies,'
Ladies' higirsingle and triple,
Pearl Mi:Callum; 233 and 569,
Men's high single, Murray
Pepper, 313; high triple, Nelsoi
McClure, .662.
ST. JAMES' LEAGUE • • •
Team standings: Blue Jays,
72;. Ostriches, 69; Rambling Rav-
ens, 65;,Crows, 57; Orioles, 48;
Sky La ..erks 46.
Laag.-M-gh single and triple,
Mary Nobel; 312 and 796. .
Men's high single, George
Love, 368; highLtriple, Cord
Nobel, 860. '
Ladies' high single and triple,'
Anne Nobel, 344 and 908; high
average, Mary Nobel, 245. '
Men's high single and triple,
385 and 860; high average, John
Coleman, 241.
- LEGION BOWLING LEAGUE
Teamstandings; Threebal-
lers, 65; Gumdrops, 64; Dead-
beats, 61; Unpredictables, 43;
Armpits, 39; Helibell's; 22.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Ann Wood, 251 and 631.
Men's high eingle, libward
James, 269; high • Don
Eaton 696.
SEAFORTH MIXED LEAGUE
Team standings: June bugs,
66; Caterpillars, 71; Beetles,
59; Bed Bugs, 49; Lady Bugs,
35; Termites, 35.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Elva McKellar, 233 and, 608.
Men;s high single and triple,
Bill Brown, 318 and 732.
Teams: June Bugs, 288'1;
Caterpillars; 2860; Termites,
2710; Beetles, 2707; Bed BugS,
2633; Lady Bugs, 2542.
THURSDAY NIGHTERS
Team standings: Squeezers,
53; fluggi6, 48; Sweet Nothings,
41; Crooks, 41; Geriatrics, 35;
Maulers, 34. • '
Ladies High Single and Triple;
Marie Hoe, 291 acrd 631.
Men's High Single and Triple:
f, Cord Nobel, 310 and 753.
Seaforth Beavers defeated
-Kincardine 8 e 6 at Seaforth
Arena on January 4. .
The Beavers scored three
times in the first perlocke Bob
Beuttenrailler scored the first
at the 35 second mark, ' Jack
McLlwain at the 2:57 mark 'and
Ken Doig at the ,7;35 mark.
Assists went to Terry Craig on
the first Val, Ken Doig arid Bill
Llwatn on the third goal. L.
Wilson scored Kincardine'S only
first period goal. There were
no penalties -in the, first period.
In the second -period S. Bell
scored at the 1:55 mark for
Kincardine • and Bob Beuttein-
miller scored-ewe in 'a row, at.
4:45, assisted by McLlwain and
Doig arid at the 10:34 mark with
an assist going to Terry
Craig. B. McTavish scored at
the 16:29 mark unassisted for
Kincardine toeeend the second
eppridd scoring. Seaforth was
assessed three penalties in •the
second to Kincardine's two.• •
Kincardine scored at the 6:16
mark of the third period, when
Wilson scored his -second of the
game with an assist going to
Bell. McLaughlin scored his
first of the night for Seafgrth
at the 9:28 mark, assisted by
McLlwain and Doig. Wayne Rau
Bantams -
Drop Two.
Win One
Clinton Bantams trounced
Seaforth 10' - 2 on Wednesday,
January 5th in Seaforth. Cook
and Thompson; lead Clinton with
2 goals each. ..Singles going to
Counter, Feeney, Colquhgun,
Irwin, Butler and Holmes, Danny
Nolan and , pill .0'Shei. were the.
lone marksman for Seaforth.
Seaforth travelled to Clinton
on Saturday, - January 8,,, and
Mitchell •on Monday, January 10
and dropped the game 5' - 2 to
Mitchell ,Torraoce picked up
two goals for 4Mitchell with
Jordan, Rolph and Fisher ,each
gaining singles. Bill O'Shea and
Danny Nolan each picked up one
goal and one assist to shard the
Seafortlii scoring. Seaforth Ban-
tams traVel to Hensall on Thurs-
day, january 13 and are back home
again on Wednesday, January„14
when they again-take on the Mit-
chell squad. Game time 7 P.M.
Saturday
Morning%
Hockey ,
. „.
Combines
Rockets 5 3 1 1 '7
Stars 5 '1 ' 3 1 3
peewee
Bruins . 5 4 1. 0 8
Leafa, 5 1 4' 0 2
scored at the 9:p mark assisted
by Craig.
. Bell' scored his second of pie
night for Kincardine at the 12:15
mark and McLaughlin scored his
second 43' seconds later
unassisted. 'Bell eoinpleted the
scoring at the '18:35 mark
assisted by Wilson:- out-
conie: was Seaforth 8 -Kincardtne
6.
Be:AVERS 15 - L1STOWEL 3
In a game played on Dec.
21, at Seaforth Arena.the
Beavers defeated Listowe by. a
15 - 3 score.
Jack McLlwain , led the
Beavers with six goals and two
assists for an eight point night.
Wayne Rau scored four goals,
,Beuttenmiller, two,, and singles
going to Doig, McLaughlin and
Murray Henderson.-
The Beavers scored -six
times in the first period, six in
the l-second and three times in
the third.
Defeat
Kings For
Second
In Industrial Hockey action
on Suriday night the Blues jumped
into, a second plass tie with the
Kings by downing them 4-1. The
Blues .and Kings each have six
points, 'lour points behind the'
League leading Stars, who scored
a 5-4 come from behind victory
over the lastehace Flyers.
Sunday's games marked the
haLfway• point of the' kchedule.
Jack Groothius led the Blues
over the Kings by firing a pair
of goals, (including the wiener),
Gary ,Nicholson and Veteran Jim
my Watson added the other geaee.
Jim Montgomery was the lone
marksman for the Kings.
The Stars scored three un-,
answered'goals in the final per-
iod to beat the Flyers. Don Hil-
-ley and Bill Teall lel ..the vielY
for the stars, who got' off to a:
slow start in the game. Hulley
scored two goals and • had one
1.aesist while Teall had 1 goal and.,
two 'assists. Teall's three-.points
give him a share of theeedeing
lead with Bill Pinder of
each has 11 points. Bill Muir and
Dave Broome each fired one to'
round out the Star scoring.
Broorne':s goal .was his 8th Of the,
season and gives him `.he league
lead in that department. Al•WA-
bee scored twice for the hard-
working ' Flyers, while Brian
Flannigan and Dennis Hocfrgert
added one apiece, •
Games for Sunday, January
16, 1972 -
Stars vs icings 7:30
Blues • vs 'Flyers 9;e0
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.... COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Team standings: Sheep Shoot-
ers, '74; Sharp Dutchies, 37; Irieh
• -'Tigers, .53; Irish Dutchies, 40;
Greyhounds, 35; Challengers, 53.
Ladies' high single, Mary
Nobel, 227 and' 616; Ann Nobel,
273 and 760.
Men's high single, Jim Barry,
244e high triple, Gord Nobel,
*- 692,,
MINOR LEAGUE
.Team standings:,Bombers,47;
The Pro's, 67; Tornado's, 51;
Born Winners, -54; -Pin Knock-
ers, 45; Ball Bouncers, 51.
Ladies' highs, Nancy -Kun-
der, 180 and. Susan Kunder,443.
• Men's highs, Douglas Dietz,
322 and 769; Darrel Dietz, 229;
Brian Haley, 218; Mike Hak,..
201 'and 520; Rick Ruston, 202.
C.W.O.
Team standings: Africans,65;
Qorillas, 55; Humans, 71; Super-
s 'stars, 79; Baboons,,_ 30; Pullets,
• 35.- •
Ladies' high,.. Mary Nobel,
287-648.
Men's high single, Garry
Nash, 248., high triple, Francis
Van Druneri
*
590,
TOWN AND COUNrfRY
' Team standings; Tricky Six, ▪ 62; Packers,. 51; High Flyers,
47; Peistickers, 43; Diggerse,40;
Potato Kings, 3q.
. Ladies' high single, Mary
Cherwinsky, 256; high triple,
Sharon Pruss, 656.
Men'sNigh .Kohn Snu shall, 244
• end 624.
EGMONDVILLE LEAGUE
Team standings: Whippets,92;
Datsuns, 63; Lincolns, 59; Cou-
gars, 57; 'Grey Dorts, 45e Fords,
43.
Ladles' high single, ViMulli-
gan, 234; high triple, Vi Mulligan,
592; high average, Helen Nott,
176.
Men's high single; triple and
average Gord Nobel, 279, 713,'
and 2'42.'
FORESTERS
Teach •' standings: Green
Acreset4; fiaymiekers, 55; Coin-
• •
If
6.1
was played last week for 1.094311
Moore Trophy with` Wilson
coming up against' Art Wright,
Glen Chesney, Graham Sholdice
and Doug. Kirkby with Bob Wilson
winning in " another close one.
The
Special -Events-Co,me eeYeLaughlin on Mc-Llwain's goal
Dee _ and Ede Damage and Jack Me-mittee spqnsered a spiel on
ing Day with elide double entry.
The winning teams were as
fvlle ; 1st. Bill 'Campbell J-
followee „First. Bill Campbell
Jr., Cathy Keys, Doug Keys,
Grace •Campbell; Second. Doug
„Riley; Norma Ribey, Bob Woods,
Grace Woods. Third. Willard
Aiken, Marion Wilson, Ed. Wil-
son, Maxine Aiken. 'fourth. Joe
Murphy, Diane Merphy, Dean
Reid,, Mary Merphy, Fifth. Bill
Roberton, Marlene Roberton, Don
Morton, Sheila Morton. Sixth.
John Patterson Sr., Gwen Patter-
son, Ron Hanson and Anne 'Han-
son.
After dinner a draw was made
cl on the thre sheepskirerugS don-
ated by Ste McCall, Stew Hum •
phries an Herb Traviss. The
Winners being, 1st. Marg.
Sallows, 2nd. Wayne Glanville,
Crediton, 3rd. Ron Mackay, -
Clinton.
Friday night mixed on the
9 p.m. draw saw two rinks tied
for top spot. GlenChesney's rink
,ofeleorma.Riley'71Oen Underwool .
and Peggy Rowcliffe playing off
with Doug. • Riley, GwenPatter-
son Bill Millson and Anne Under-
wood. with Doug, coming up
with the win Bill Ball's -rink of
Betty Cardno, Bill Roberton and
Jane. Cardno were the 'top 'rink '
In the 7 P.M. draw,.
A play off between Doug. and
Bill resulted in- a win for Doug.
Riley's rink who will meet the•
winners of ' Thursday night'S
draw. • '
' On Saturday of last ,week the
.13 B playdowns for .the,G9Yei"nor '
• General's Trophy Was held in our
club with three clubs repro-••
seated, Brussels; Exeter and
Seaforth,', This was a straight
"knock-out affair with Brussels
getting the bye bringidigSeaforth . Showed .a, complete reverse of
against ,Exeter. Seaforth's .eptry form as they out-hustled, Clinton
of Doug. Riley's rink and Gerald. 5 - .3. Bill ' O'Shea lead the
Srliith's' rink was defeated by .scoring for Seaforth with 3 goals
Exeter's rinks of Ray MerleY . and onelaseist. AsSisting O'Shea
and Jim Hewitt who in turn de- were Kevin Bennett, Danny Nolan
feated Brussels rinks of DOug. and Gordie Carnahan. Jerome
Rathwell and Ross Veitch to go Aubin and Brian Dietz each picked
on to the playdowns inOwenSound up a single with Allan Murray
March 5. ' . gaining an assist. Priestap,
. - e
. Thempeep and Butlereach scored ,
a single for Clinton.
' ' Seaforth Bantams travelled to
" Legion Saturday 'morning
hockey results of games played
'January 8 e1.972:
Combine's - Stars ile'Retkets- 7.
pee.wee - -Bruins 3r Leafs '-
Novice - Canadians 3, Hawks, 0
Mites - Leafs 3, Bruins e •
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