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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-01-25, Page 7A Novice Hockey Tournament was held Saturday as a feature of the Seaforth Winter Carnival. Brussels defeated Lucknow 4 - 2 to win the 'A series. -Pictured above: (left to right) Ctarles Geckjes presents the most valuable player' trophy to Ken Cousins while Don Coleman Coleman Collision Trophy to Darwin 'McCutcheon, captain of the team. (photo by Oke) presented the WirA\ Mi.11C • SHOULD' 'r CUT- 4415 PizzA INT'o 6 0R8 ICES ?St oi-t, ONLY 6. couLDN'T Possl E.L.Y EAT SLICES. TURN ONS 0 • • t'vE SEEN 011114 you FoR 25 y5AR , AND I NEVER A€KEP FOR A RAiGr F3.EFoRR. Wild Cats 55; Pin Hunters 50; H & II 31. Ladies' High Single Anne Vogels 240; High. Triple Sharon Pruss 552; Men's High Single, Cookie Pruss 326; High Triple, Cookie Vanderpryt 784. YOUNG ADULT INTERTOWN , Standings: Goderich 119; Sea- forth 99; Stratford 91; Wirig•:' ham 65. High Single, Al Carter 273; High Five, Kevin Rumig .1086: ST. JAMES LEAGUE Team Standings: Archies 59; Peanuts 59; Bowlets 59; Tigers 59 Strikers 40; Scorpions 38. Ladies' • High Single Elene Braseau 305; Thigh Triple, Jean Nobel 667; Men's High Single and Triple, John Coleman 315, 719. • HURON RURAL LEAGUE • Team Standings: Chipmunks 62; Tigers 54; Panthers 52; Cougars 45; Beavers 43; ground- hogs 38. Ladies'. High Single ' and Triple, Olive Little 331, 755; -Men's- High Single and Triple, Geo. Love 269, 716. EGMQNDVILLE LEAGUE Team Standings: Spitfires 78; Gliders 60; Jets 53; Bombers 53; Rockets 47; Blue Max 41. Ladies" High Single, Joantlildebrand 238; High Triple, Betty Smith 602; Wen's- High ..Single and Triple, -Gord Nobel 322, 815. • OHA Intermediate 'C' Hockey • * * * * * SUNDAY, JANUARY 28th * * Walkerton vs. Seaforth * 2:00 p.m. * * * * * ******************4-4-14 SEAFORTH ARENA * THE FORGE 527 - 0443 OPEN 10 A.M. COMMENCING Friday, Jan. 26 elan ttary- SPE !ALS Boys' SNOWMOBILE SUITS 13.95 • 20% off WINTER APPAREL • BILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR Men's and Boys' Shirts, Sweaters and Jeans Men's and Bays' • HOCKEY GARTERS & SOCKS 1.00 1(2 Price In the preliminaries the re- sults were as follows: Brussels, 4, Zurich 3 (with 10 minutes overtime); Seaforth 6, Mount Forest 3; Lucknow 11,Harriston 1; Mitchell 3, ourhani 2. In the semi-finals, the results 'were: B series: Mount Forest 2, Zurich 1 (with 10 minutes over- time and still tied, with a lucky goal shot giving the win to Mount Forest); Durham 6, Harriston 1. A series: Brussels 3, Sea- forth 2; Lucknow 5, Mitdhell, 4 (with 10 minutes overtime). In this series the . most 'valuable players chosen for each time were: Zurich, Kris Bedard; Mount Forest, David LeBlanc; Durham,gSteve Watt; Harriston, Terry Gilbert; Brussels, Ken • Cousins; Seaforth, Joe Anstett; Lucknow, Larry MacPherson; Mitchell, Jay Heinbuck. In the B finals, Mount Forest 6, Durham 4; with the Optimist trophy presented to team captain Kerry Barber of Mount Forest by Carnival Chairman Charles Geddeg of Seaforth and David LeBlanc presented with most va- luable player trophy. In the A finals the score was Brussels 4, Lucknow 2. Team -captain Darwin Mc- Cutcheon of Brussels received the Coleman Collision Trophy from Don Coleman and Ken Cou- sins the most valuable player trophy from Charles Geddes. BUMPER STICKERS AVIAllori is NOT comPi.rroLV - -rvieRes 9111-1. 714E TAXI RIPE -rte -rHE AIRPORT! \\I Su. To the Town of Seaforth, the Seaforth Police Department, Seaforth Agricultural . Society, Seaforth Snowmobile Club, Seaforth Lions Club, Seaforth P.U.C., Seaforth Fire Department and Seaforth Minor Hockey Association, the individuals and companies who provided machinery and equipment at the track,' all those merchants, buSinessmen and organizations who contributed prize money and merchandise, as well as the many spectators and competitors who faithfully supported our.Winter CarnWal. SEE YOU AGAIN NEXT YEAR THE OPTIMIST CLUB OF SEAFORTH EXTENDS A SINCERE Ken Coliman President THE SEAFORTH OPTIMIST CLUB Charles Geddes Bill Teal Jr. Winter Carnival Chairman Co-Chairman Ken Campbell. Co-Chairman in we Novice rioekey teurnaiiieut,at Seatorth Wirier Carnival Saturday, Mount Forest were winners in the B series. Pictured above are Joe Murphy, Manager of the Seaforth timists Novice team, Carnival Chairman Charles Geddes as he presents Kerry Barber, ca alit of the Mount Forrest team with the Optimist Trophy. (photo by Oke). Novice tournament highlight of sixth winter carnival 0 THURSDAY NIGHTERS Team Standings: Scorpions 56; Colts 53; Athletics 52; Fire- birds 48; Ookpiks 44; Top Dogs 47; Ladies High Single, Janet Webster 244; High Triple, Mang McCauley 583. Men'sllighSingle Larry Plumsteel 351;High Triple ,InkAriee 142. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE •• Team Standings: Maple Leafs 47; Canadian wings 62; Tra- vellers 60; Speedies 48; Diamonds 60; Super Stars 59. Ladies High Single and Triple Ann Nobel 241, 649; Men's High Single, Cor Dorsers 279; High Triple, John Coleman 697. TOWN AND COUNTRY Team Standings; Tricky Slix 74; Dirty Six 72; Hot Shots 56; Miidgett their winning ways (By Keith Murray) On Wednesday, January 17 in a regularly scheduled game, Seaforth defeated Zurich 4 -2.. Seaforth received 8 of the 14 penalties assessed in the closely contested game. Seaforth scored first at the 6:10 minute mark of the' first period when Barry Lane scored Beavers Sailors' tie 3.3 Seaforth Beavers andGoder- ich Sailors played to a three- three tie Tuesday evening at Seaforth Arena. Seaforth opened the scoring at the 6:45 mark of the firstperiod. Jack McLlwain fired the goal, assisted by Kei Doig and Bill McLaughlin. Goderich replied at the 1.4:21 mark when Tom Crawford scored assisted by Wayne Rau. In the second period Bob Beut- ' tenni iller scored at the 5:25 mark. assisted by Robbie Laurie. At the 6:40 mark Jim Hayter replied for Goderich assisted by Wayne Fisher and Ron Miller. In the third period Bill,Mc- Laughlin scored at the 4:21 mark for Seaforth with assists going to McLlwain and Ed. Dolmage. Art McDougall, scored for' the Sailor at the 8:07 mark assisted by Jim Hayter to round out the scoring. A total of 18 penalties were called with Seaforth receiving 11. Ken Doig received a total of four penalties including a game and match misconduct ,penalty. unassisted. Paul Ilulley then scored unassisted. Zurieh got one back then in the' second peri9d when Keys. scored from Mommersteeg. Seaforth then pushed the lead to two goals when Dwayne Cornish scored from BillO'Shea. Zurich then made the game close at 3 -.2 when McKinnon scored from Oke. Brian Dane finished out the scoring late in the final period, unassisted. Final Score 4 -2. NEXT REGULAR SEASON GAMES On Wednesday, January 31, Seaforth plays at home against Mitchell which should be a good match-up of the two rtvals.Game time - 8:30. CANCELLED GAME Due to the circumstances of the Mount Forest Hockey Tourna- ment and with the Seaforth at Goderich game the same day, the Goderich game was cancelled and .will be played at a later date. Dave Watson and Gary Mont, gomery led the Blues to their first win of the season on Sunday night as they edged the third place. Flyers 4 - 3. The win now gives the Blues three'-points, six behind the Flyers. Watson fired three of the four goalS while Montgomery turned in a .sparkling per- formance in goal, turning away several sure goals. Watson's three goals moves him into sole"possession of sec- ond place in the league scoring race with 16 points, one behind Steve Southgate of the Stars who was held pointless. Ken Mc- Llwain was the other marksman for the Blues who seem to be improving as the season goes on. " Bill Teall scored twice for the Flyers with Bill Price adding the other. Gus Feeney substi- tuting for regular goalie Gary Osborne. also trained In a bnil .ttant.perform400.09pAng-040. key. drives, inelii000 a'1,L0444,.., away 'by veteran Jimmy. Watson,:. The Kings came .hp 'with ,two. goals late in the final, period to down the Stars 3 -1. ,. The Stars had been unheaten in their previous four gam .Dave Broome, Dale Kennedy and Jack Groothius each scored for 'the Kings; Ken Cardno ruined Moe Huard'S, shUtout, bid with - eleven minutes elapsed in ''the last period. Huard again et his best in the Kings Nets. Stars goaltender Jerry Cooper also turned in a solid perfor- mance as he kept the score from being higher, as his team was outplayed throughout most , Of the game. ' Games for Sunday, January 28, 1973. , • • Blues vs Kings 7:30 L. Stars. vs Flyers 9:00 4, 0 • • Down At The Lanes . A Novice Hockey Tourney was held Saturday, one of the special events in the Winter Carnival program in Seaforth over the weekend. Eight teams were entered, from Durham, Mount Forest, O.H.A. TEAM PORT ELGIN SEAFORTH GODERICH MEAFORD " KIN.0 ARDINE WALKERTON *Kincardine win J. McLlwain, Sea-forth R. Dudgeon, Port Elgin R. Beuttenmiller, Seaforth R. Galltnger, Meaford K. Doig, Sea-forth L.Zingston, Port Elgih B. MtkLaughlin, Seaforth E. McLeod, Kincardine L. Grant, Port Elgin .D. Symons, Port Elgin Harrfston, Brussels, Lucknow, Mitchell, Zurich and Seaforth. The games were exciting for the spectators who attended the ten games throughout the day, with four of them running in to overtime. * I have• not yet received the official score sheet from Meaford on the 9 - 3 win for Port EIgin on Jan. 12. LEAGUE RESULTS OF GAMES Jan. 12 Seaforth 9 Walkerton - 1 4, Port Elgin - 9 Meaford - 3 Kincardine 3 Goderich - 13 Jan. 14 Walkerton at Kincardine - To be played in Kin- cardine in Feb. as a four pointer. Meaford 1 Goderich - 14 Jan. 16 Kincardine - 2 Sea-forth - 13 Goderich 'at Port Elgin - postponed Jan. 17 Kincardine - 8 Walkerton - 6 LEAGUE SCORERS INTERMEDIATE "C" 1972-73 STANDINGS AS AT JAN.18, 1973 GOALS GP WIN LOSS TIE FOR •AGAIN 15 11 4 0 114 ' 56 15 10 4 1 97 61 14 9 4. 1 100. 42 16 7 9 0 73 96 .14 4 10 0 _63 . 113 11 1 10 0 25 105 • P TS. 22 21 19 14 10 2 on Jan. 17 at Walkerton worth 4 points. GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 23 21 44 21 16 37 16 15 31 17 12 29 6 23 29 9 18 27 18 7 25 14 9 23 9 13 22 13 8 21