The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-11-23, Page 4Bill McLaughlin led theSea- forth Beavers to a 4-2 win over Meaford in a four point game at Seaforth Arena Sunday afternoon. McLaughlin scored once in the second period and twice in the third for his first bat trick of the season. Bob Beuttenmiller scored the fourth Seaforth goal. Randy Gallinger and Jim Chapman scored the Meaford goals. Sam Brown of the Meaford team was assessed a misconduct -and a game misconduct at the 9:18 mark of the second period. A total of 17 penalties, were called and Seaforth was aeeassed seven, all minors. Ray Anstett is manager of the Beavers and Jack McLlwain is playing coach. L H. L. ALL-TIME SCORLNG LEADERS G.P. G, A. PTS. 1. Don Bullet, 47 67 23 90 19 2. Larry Scott * 28 44 27 71 12 3. Jimmy Watson 48 36 31 67 15 4. Gary Gray 50 40 26 66 118 5. Ken Wright 48 36 19 55 •• 33 6. Dale Kennedy 3 8 34 • .19 53 135 7. Bill Teall 43 28 25 53 88 • 8. Jim Carter 44 31 17 48 37 9. Ken McLlwain 44 ZS 17 . 45 10. Bill Pinder 41 27 18 45' 24 * No longer playing. Midget. schedule .. THE MERCURY CHALLENGE: Top our warranty. Mercury introduces a warranty so complete we challenge you to find a better one. For any snowmobile. Anywhere. For one full year, We cover everything oh our new sleds against defects. And we mean everything ....right down to the spark plugs! How can we do it? Because we build totally tough sleds. Sleds built to be dependable... built to last. Compare the '73 Mercs with any others. The Hurricane Mark It. The Hurricane Mark I, The 440 MAX. We challenge you to find any machine with their total toughness their total performance. And as great a warranty to bock them. See your Mercury dealer today. Mercury. The sleds that challenge all comers. 7orjyour nearest • Mercury,dealer, see the Yellow Pages under "Snowmobiles." Mercury Marine/Division of Bruns-wick Corporation, Ltd.. Mississathgo, Ontario ./ fit j BILL McLiUGHLIEN • THANK YOU Your contribution to Christmas Seals Is gratefully acknoviledged and will be directed towards the fight against tuberculosis and other respiratory deseases. Your TB and RD Aiscsiation Jan. 10 Goderich et Seaforth Jan. 17 Seaforte at Zurich • Jan. 21 Seaforth at Goderich Jan. ar Mitchell at Seaforth Feb. 10 Seaforth at • Clinton GAME TIME Mitchell - Mon. 8:30 Seaforth - Wed. 8:30 Goderich - Sun. 4:30 Zurich - Wed. 9:00 Hensall - Fri. 8:30 Clinton - Sat. 8:30 Grand Bend in Zurich Mon. - 8:30 Members of —The Seaforth Snowmobile Club and their guests held a successful pot-luck supper and dance Saturday night at the Community centre. Following the supper a short meeting.was conducted by the president Glenn Chesney, Secretary Joy Hopper read an annual report on the clubs activities, after which the slate of officers for the coming season was adopted as follows: Past President - Glenn Chesney, (hi Keith Murray) The Seaforth Midgets open- ed the '12-73 season with a 474 victory over the Mitchell Midge,ta, in a.. game played in Milehell, on November 20. Eighteen penalties were hand- ed out in a heavily penalized Vine, in which each team re- ceived nine penalties. In the first period Seaforth opened the scoring with a goal from Bill O'Shea assisted by Dwayne Cornish and Paul Nut- ley. Kevin Bennett scored Sea- fOrth's second goal with the as: sist goingeo Brian Murray. Sea- forth's third goal was scored by Brian Lane assisted by Gary Phillips. Dave McClure made it 4-0 with Cornish picking up the assist. Mitchell opened scoring in the second period with Torrance scoring. Cornish replied for Seaferth with assists going to Lane an d Phillipe Mitchell's second goal was scored by Dietz. Mitchell opened the scoring in • the third period with Dietz tally- ing. Cornish replied for Seaforth with his second goal of the night unassisted. Cornish rounded out the scoring with his third goal with assists going to Lane and Phillips. Final score Seaforth 7 and Mitchell 3. Seaforth's next home game will be Wed. November429 ag- ainst Grand Bend. SEAFORTH LINEUP Goal - Ray Hutchinson. - Larry Seymour Defense - Kevin Bennett, Gord Carnahan., Garry PhillipS, Marvin Kale Forwards - Brian Lane, Barry Lane, Dave McClure, Bill 0' Shea, Dwayne Cornish, Paul Hulley, Danny Nolan, Brian Dietz, Brian Murray Coach, Glen McClure, Manager Bill McLanghltn, Trainer - Lew Tessrer, Stickbpy - Keith Murray Saturday hockey COMBINES The Greens defeated the Yel- lows by a score of 5-3 Saturday morning. Scoring for the Greens were; Terry Stephenson (Z); Ross Gov- ier (2) _and Casey Kiaver, one, The Yellow scorers were Ron McIver, Gerald Jordan and Mur- ray Connelly. PEE WEE The Rangers and Canadians played to' a 3-3 tie. Scoring for the Rangers were John Deloyer, Jim MeCreight and ElarryJadsen , while Dennis Nielson, Paul Bob' and Paul Carter replied for the canadiane NOVICE In the Novice, the Canadians defeated the Bruins 6 - 1. Steven Underwood scored three goals for the Canadians, his brother, Paul, scored twice and Dave Crocker scored the other Canadian goal. Garry Bedard scored the Ione Brian marker. nealorth Beavers collected their second straight win as they skated to an easy"5 - 1 victory over the Port Elgin Sunoco's last Tuesday night. Pigging before a small crowd of only about 50 people the Beavers outclassed /tele DOIG their opponents at every turn in posting the victory. The first period saw the Beavers casb in on their first power play as they scored with Lee Grant in the pen- alty box. Ken Dolg scored with Jack McLlwain drawing the assist,Mcldwain then intercepted a pass and scored unassisted at the 11:21 mark to give the Beavers a 2 - 0 lead. Ken Dag picked up a five minute spearing penalty at the 14:11 mark and the Beavers allowed only two shots on goal while playing short handed. The locals out-shot the visitors 14 to 9 in the first period. The second period was al- most a replay of the first as both teams received a minor penalty but neither could capit- alize with the -advantage. The Beavers did, however, score twice as McLaughlin scored at the 4:54 mark with Doig and McLlwain assisting. Then Bob Beuttenmiller took a pas from Terry Craig at the 15:20 mark to -put the Beavers up 4 - 0.' Again the Beavers outshot the Sunoco's this time by a 14 -$ margin. In the third period the Bea- vers eased up momentarily to allowRon Shell to steal thepuck in their end zone to narrow the gap to 4 - 1. Shell then re- telved a tripping penalty and he Beavers counted their second power play goal as Paul Rau scored with Rick lietnbuck and Ross Davies drawing assists to put the locals up 5 - 1. Both teams continued to have scor- ing chances but failed to con- neet leaving the score unchanged for the remainder of the game., Port Elgin drew three penalties to Seaforth's one in the third period and again the Beavers outshot the Sunoco's by a 12 8 count. The three Stars of the game were No. 1 - Ken Doig of the Beavers. No.2 •- Allen Carter, ,Seaforth. No. 3 - Ron Shell, Port Elgin.. Seaforth's next two games are away as they travel to Goderich Friday night and to Meaford on Sunday. The next home game will be Tuesday, November 28th with the Goder- !eh Sailors providing the op- position. 'This should prove in- teresting as two former Seaforth Beavers, Wayne Rau and Frank Hagan are playing' for the Sailors this season. Seaforth's line-up for Tiles- clay's game was - Allen Carter, goal; Robbie Laurie, Defence; Rich Heinbuck, defence; Ken Dev- ereaux, Defence; Randy Hein- buck, Defence; Ed. Damage, De- fence; Jim Sills; Defence; Bill McLaughldn, Forward; Bob Bent- teruniller, Forward; Paul Ran, Forward; Ross Davies, Forward; Ken Doig, Forward; Jack Mc- Llwain, Forward; George Reeves Forward; Terry Craig, Forward; Jim Collins, Sub-goal. After two weees of play in the Seaforth Industrial Hockey League the Flyers hold down first place withfour points based on two wins and no losses. The Kings and Stars are deadlocked in second with a win and a loss for two points apiece. The hard- luck Blues are at the bottom of the pack with no, wins and two losses. In the' 7:30 game on Sutiday night the Stars came up with their first win as they skated to a 3-1 victory over the Kings. Ron Beuerman (playing his best game in some time) paced the Stars attack by scoring once and assisting on the other two. All time scoring leader Don Hel- ley and Steve Southgate had/the other Stars goals. Larry Broome spoiled Jerry COoper's shutout bid with the only goal of the -final period. Nine penalties were called in the fast skating game with ' the Kings taking five of them. In the late contest the Flyers scored two first period goals and then had to look to goaltender Gary Osborne, to help them come oilt- with a well-earned 3-2 de- cision over the Blues. The Blues took advantage of Flyer Nov. 20 Nov. 22 Nov. 27 Nov. 29 Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Seaforth at Mitchell Goderich at Seaforth Seaforth at Grand Bend Grand Bend atSeatarth Seaforth at Goderich Mitchell at Seaforth Dec. 13 ,-- Clinton at Seaforth Dec. 15- Seaforth at Hensall ' Dec. 20 Hensall at Seaforth Dec. 27 Zurich at Seaforth Jan.. 3 Clinton at • Seaforth Jan.. 6 Seaforth at Clinton Jan. 8 Seafeeth at Mitchell • Down At The .Lanes YOUNG ADULT LNTERTOWN Standings; Stratford 55, God- erich 48, Seaforth 45, Wingham 28. High single Gary Bren- zil 371, high triple Rick Wood 306. ST. JAMES Bolets 36, Argies 32, Stri- kers 22, Pinribs 30, Tigers 23, Scorpions 23. Ladies high single Sandra Jahn son 268, triple Ann Nobel 710. Men's high .single John Coleman 265, triple John Coleman 676. TOWN AND COUNTRY Tricky Six 38, Dirty Six 34, Wild 'Cats 31, Pin Hunters 28, Hot Shots 25, H&H 14. Ladies high single Mary Zer- winski 226, triple Jean Lunn 597. Men's high single Andy Lunn 279, triple Laverne Hoegy 645. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Maple Leafs 18, Canadian Wings 34, Travelers 29, Speedies 24, Diamonds 32, Super Stars28. Ladies high single and triple Ann Nobel 286 - 655. Men's high single Glarry Deloyer 280, triple Rudy Jansen 653 Y.B.C. Standings; Swallows 48, Robins 34, Chickadees 28, Pee Wees 23, Budgies 22, Canaries 13. Ladles high single and triple Susan Kunder 242, 607. -Men's high single and triple Murray Bennewies 292, 666, John Hau- wert 277, Bill O'Shea 640. EGMONDVIL LE yebs 39, Bleu Max 38, Gl- iders 37, Rockets 31, Spitfires 30, Bombers 14. Ladies high single Helen Nott 258 high tri- pel Helen Nicholson 628, average Betty Smith 211, Men's High single, triple, average Gord No- bel 289, 717, 238. HURON RURAL LEAGUE Chipmunks *26, Cougars 21, Tigers 19, Panthers 17, Beav- ers 11, Groundhogs 11. Ledies high single and triple Ruth Camp- bell 273, 679,, Men's high single Don Jewitt 256, triple Geo. Love. 667. LEGION BOWLING LEAGUE High single and triple, Jean Eaton 305, 690; Jack Eisler 258, 722. STANDINGS C.C.C.P,., 37. Jabaat 35, Constables Kids 28, Heathers 27, Pussy -Cats 25, Team Canada 16. • SEAFORTH MIXED BOWLING 1. eBouncers, 2. Gutter Balls, 3. Lane Leapers, 4. Strikers, 5. Head Pins, 6. Aces; Ladles Seaforth Snowmobile Club Notes 'high single and triple H. Gar- rick 235 - 653. Men's high Singe le and triple L. Wesenberg e88, 715. DUBLIN MIXED BOWLING Hot Rods 34,-Roadrunners 33, Dum dum and the bowling five, 41, Butterflies 40, Spitfires 24, Red Barons 39. High single - Floyd Wass- man 256 - 620 and high triple High single - Norma Dietz e 257, High Triple Joan Stapleton 635. 0 Lloyd Eisler, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Eisler, Seaforth, of the Wingham Figure Skating Club, suc- cessfully passed his Bronze Free Style Skating at Stratford on Sunday. He thus gains a place in the Western Ontario Juvenile Men's CoMpetion, to be held in St. Cathdrines Jan. 1973. Last week he received a Bronze Medal for dances passed by Canadian Figure Skating Association, at Wingham. He skates under the dir- ection of Professio,als Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brady. VAE HUM* POSITO S.A.F410iir MT* NOV ar MI s win .74 over Mitchell Win home op!ner Beavers off to good start letups in the fin it period and out- scored them 2-1. • • Only for Osborne they could have tied and possibl y went on to win the game. Tom Phillips and Earl Gray scored first period goals for the Flyers. Bill Price scored the winner with less than slit min- utes remaining in the game. Ken Wright and Bill Pinder --each scored once for the Blues. The Flyers picked up three of five minor penalties called by referees Broome and Serena- geour. Games for Sun. Nov.26/72 Kings vs. Flyers 7:30 p.m. Stars vs. Blues 9:00 p.m. insert Most Goals - Don Hulley 67 Most Assists - Jimmy Watson 31 Most Penalized player * Bill- - Muir 223 min. The above statistics are for the following four seasons: 1968- 69; 1969-70; 1970-71; 1971-72 and do not include games this season or play-offs. • Records were not kept in 1966-67 and 1967-68. ********************* OHA Intermediate 'C' Hockey GODERICH vs. SEAFORTH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 28th at 8:30 p.m. SEAFORTH ARENA * * Tues., Dec. 5th — Kincardine vs. Seaforth * * *•* ** * ** * * * * *,* * * *** * * * Er,!:i•Arng 5400 8,1 S44'. ',rm., • NO DOWN PAYMENT • Only Moto-Ski gives you a 1 year track warranty. ,. 4 14 feature-packed models priced from $595 to $1,495. • Over 300 Moto-Ski Dealers in Ontario to serve you. 4 VINCENT FARM BOSN' SHOP EQUIPMENT Seaforth— 527-0120 Brwefield-482-7222 SALES' ,v9itc6 SERVICE President - Don Horne, 1st erice President - Peter Kling - Se- cretary - Joy -Hopper - Trea- surer - marj. Hulley - Direc- tors - Gar Baker, Don Hulley, Bill McLaughlin, George Earl. A film on snowmobiling was shown by Marlon' Vincent. Spot dances were won by Karen Hen- deeson, Brian Leonhardt, Joanne and Jim Knight. Lucky draw was won by Laird Finlayson. et • POLAROID "BIG SHOT' CAMERA (An Excellint Family Xmas Gift) FROM NOV. 28rd TO DEC. 4th, 1972 AT PARTICIPATING DEALER SEE .1,HE MERCURY AT SEAFORTH SPORTS & MARINE 527-0775 SEAFORTH • 7e.