HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-01-23, Page 9LEGION LEAGUE •
Team Standings:
id The Chippers 73
The Hookers 59,
The Fire Flies 59
Peter's Bums 57
Bakers 1/2 Doz. 46
The 6 Streakers 42
Ladies' high single and high
triple, Ann Wood, 243, 643.
Men's high single and high triple,
Cord Scott, 292, 693.
Egmondville League
A Team Standings:
Alfsl 73
Swing1mg 6 72
Strickers 69
Ups & Downs 56
Alley Cats 44
Argos 44
Ladies' High single and tirple,
Betty Holly, 283, 694. Men's
High single ,and triple, Brian
Barry, 301, 700.
Mixed ague
Tiara-Sto-
Bluqip0S-A-47-
Ch
Cuckoos
Cardinals
Blackbirds
Canaries 30
Ladies' High single and Triple,
Gail McKenzie, 252, 643. Men's
High Single. Bill Brown, 305,
b high triple, R. Beuerrnan, 690.
St. fames' League
Team Standings:'
Expos 76
Tigers 70
Cubs 67
Dodgers 601/2
Astro's 581/2
Mets 30
Ladies' High Single and triple.
Sandra Johtison, 253, 627. Men'S
High Single and triple, Lyle
Haneyti 358, 902.
commercial League
Team Standingsi
Streakers.
Hot Pants.
Dingelings
Nutty Bunch
Boomers
• Smaekero's
Ladies High Single
Alice Van. Bakel. 256-570; Men's
high single Hugo
Menheere, 252. triple. John
Colemah, 697. Town and Country
Team Standings:
Stragglers 67
Pin Heads 53
Leftees 47
Ups & Downs 48
• Ding-A-Lings 46
Lazy Six 33
Ladies' High single and triple.
Pearl McCallum. 238. 619. Men's
High Single and Triple. Jack
Ungarian, 333, 755.
Thursday Night '
Team Standings:
High Hurlers
Spare-Mees0.4
Thee-Group
7 4 9
Ramblers 46
Spitfires 54
Missing Marks
High Triples, Jim Barry 726
and Jeannett Harris 606. High
Singles, Jim Barry 336, Betty'
Salisbury 242.
Dublin Mixed Bowling League
Team I
5 pts. 54 pts. total 3144
High Single and triple, • Dave
Leonhardt, 259, 653.
Team II
7 pts. 65 pts. total 3113
High single and triple, Peter,
Berendsen, 219, 568.
Team III
0 Pts. 96 pts. total 2972
High single, Frank Eickmeier,
200, high triple, Norma Dietz,
"0 541.
Team IV
'0 pts. 38 pts. Total ..A3003
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BOB BREWSTER
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AT ALL TIMES, ABOVE ALL, RESPECT
PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THE •
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REMEMBER, -TRESPASSING IS
AGAINST THE. LAW.
OHA Intermediate "C" Hockey
BEAVERS
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Port Elgin at Seaforth
8:30 p.m.
Sunday 'Afternoon
Kincardine at Seaforth
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Monday 27
Goderich at Seaforth
9 p.m.
SEAFORTH ARENA
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the game,lies on the.ice. Milverton won this game
and went or( to become the B champferns. The
Seaforth Atoms were eliminated in their.second
game, against Clinton. (Staff Phbto)
Centenaires lose
game . Tuesday
After maintaining. control
through two periods, Seaforth
Centenaires ran info difficulties
Tuesday night in the final period
and lost, to Lambeth .8 - 7.
The game attracted a good
crowd, despite counter attractions
that night. The game leaves
Centenaires in third place with
Belmont on top a d Lambeth
second.
Lady lawn bowlers
Hots car socia
Congratulations to Bill and
Grace Campbell and John and
Gwen Patterson in their win over
Brussels in the District 13-A
Rose-bowl play downs in Exeter
on January 19th. On the Brussels
team ' were Doug and Wilma
Rathwell and Ron and Doris
McLean. • Seaforth plays ,. in
Meaford next weekend„ with the
winners goihg on to play in
Kitchener.
The mixed bonspiel in connec-
tion with the Winter Carnival was
a huge success, both draws being
filled. ' Two ten-end games were
played on Saturday and one
ten-end game Sunday. A dance
was held Saturday evening and
breakfast served at the Club
Sunday morning.
Winners of the 9 a.m. draw
were: 1st - Bill and Melena Lobb,
Don and Claudie Eastman: 2nd -
Bob St. Marie, Betty Cardno,
Ross Coutts, Irene Akahashi.
Con" - Graham Sholdice, Donna
Hannon, Ken and " Leona
McDonald.
11:30 draw: 1st - Gerald and
Nancy Smith, Ron and Lillian
Smith. 2tid - Bill and Marg
Fleming, Herb Travis, Lorine
Denomme. Con. - Bill and Marg
Makins, Doug and Carol Dance.
The rink of Doug and Norma
Riley and Wray and Leone
McDonald captured the Tom
Newman Trophy in Allenford last
Saturday. Congratulations. See
you at the Curling Rink.
FINAL WEEK FOR
,MADE-TO-MEASURE
SUIT
SALE
Famous "TAILORCRAFT" Suits 'in a
wide range of up-to-the minute mater-
ials tailored to yourindividual measure.
Delivery Four Weeks
Reg. $120 to $150
-.Sale
$108.00 to $127.50
FINAL CLEARANCE
BOY'S WINTER
JdCKETS
At
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Regular 15.95 to 22.50
Sale $8.00 to $11.00
,rebound
Govier,
an slidnd
the
bp in eyl tphras ni ;
under
,
pulled lout a , classic Ina secend '
the
claiminA the, play' was offside.
But the argument fell by .
Kings
wWiant.s
suffered'
`on :nd: Larry Broome,
wayside and the goal stood. The
TheAings all rushedat.Dave
m disappointing set-backs Stisnodaye
night bat they have the team that
can Win and IheY 101 be 'WIWI
' when, the May 9ffs *and,
'Rot shooting Jerry. •Foimey.
scored his 12th goal Af the year
for tho Kings with Am. Watson,
Jim Henderson, Art Strong. and
Ron flilciehtand roanding Oat tim •
Kings scoring.
Games Sunday, JaiMarY 26th,
will have the Flyers;and Blges'at:
7:30 and King$.4 And SOWS Will
meet at 9130.
Inclustri-o4oikCy Sias THE 1114139L.PMISIT
t.
A NEAR MISS — All eye' were turned to the puck
which just missed the net in Atom A hockey action at
the,i/Vinter Carnhial tournament on Saturday. In this
Hanover-Milvrtori game, a temporary casualty of
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High single and high triple,
Verne Steinman, 263, 662.
Team V
2 pts. 64 pts. total 2665
High single, Floyd , Wassmann,
193, high triple. Therese
Maloney, 539.
Team VI
,7 pts. 82 pts.-.total 3511
High single and high triple, Hank
Kramers, 330, 824.
The Seaforth Ladies ' t.awn
BoWling Club held their edchre
•a-id bridge January social at the
home of Mr. -arid Mrs. ,Elmer
-.Townsend of Harpurhey. There
Wild tc this
(by Dave Broome)
turned into a Lumberjack's
Last Sunday night the Seaforth reunion. Between skating and
storing sprees in recent years.' It
I.H.L. had some of the wildest scoring, there were two fights, a,
number' \of slashes, a charging
featured some fancy "Three penalty, a few hooks and to make
Musketeers" sword play. Some it all complete a game
Ali-FOreman type fisticuffs and misconduct. Some where in the
the old cliche, a little neighbourhood of 60 minutes 'in
tof
generally, everyththtg penalties were called.
Brian "Fess" Leonhardtand Al The early -game was, in.
general, a rough affair .and the Geddes squared off first and later
Dave Broome and Von • hitting was the hardest 'we have
seen all year. The game could Hildebrand took 10, minute
' have flared up at anytime but penalties for fighting:.
referees Don Hulley and Dave Hildebrand took a. total of 33
Watson,. kept things in check. minutes in penalties in the game.
Gary Nicholson hit everything in 'They included 10 for fighting, a
sight and.because of this the Stars 10 minute misconduct, 10
were wary of his side of the ice. minutes for a game misconduct
They (Stars) began to throw their and 3 minutes for giving. Broome
a solid two-hinder a'cross the own weight around and things
evened out in this department as back of the leg.
It should be added that referees the game wore on. •
It is too bad the score wasn't as Dave Watson and Larry Broome
could not be faulted for the even though. The Stars erupted
for four straight goals in the outbreaks. These twb have
second' period and went - on to ,shown patience and tolerance all
crush the Blues 9-3. They finally year long and with Don Hulley the
played up to early season I.H.L. has had the best officiating
predictions and literally skated in its history. They call a gime
the Blues silly. the way they see it. No bias, just
The Blues, however, did pick good officiating. The league
up a win Sunday night. 'Lost 9-3 needs good referees and without
and won; Before the game a- a doubt new rule changes are in
decision 'ivarreached by the order 'to keep the game, clean
J.H.L. hieraTk.hy that the Kings and give the referees wirier
(lost twice)"ziorfeit their January control over happenings on the
12th victory over the Blues (3-2). ice and a say at council meetings.
This monumental decision, A win for the Flyers has been a possibly a first, was made rarity of late but they won this because the. Kings had used a
goalie of illegal standing. The game 6-5. Brian Leonhardt was
vote went 5-2 in favour of a Blues the star of the night ,and possibly
of the year as he figured in ,op all victory. But apparently the Blues
made no formal complaint. ' Oh, of the Flyers goals. The big
for the excitement and drama that forward (and defenceman) scored
makes h 3 goals and picked up 3 assists
entertainment shoWcase that it is, and has finally started to find his
were seven tables of euchre and Getting back to the range. Bill Teall followed
Leonhardt's three goals with two, 9
two of bridge in play. game ')stars-Blues) Bill Boshart
High score for bridge went to- scored twice for the Stars with and Jim Carter with one.
Miss Glad Thompson. High Gary "Cub" Betties also getting The Kings came back from that
Ladies euchre prize went•to Lena a pair. Dale Kennedy, Joe Dick, 4-2 deficit and scored three
Dennis with a score of 89, while Kevan Broome, Bill Price and straight goals and took a 5-4 lead.
for the men it was Mr. Joe Jack 'pngarian all added single With only five minutes left.in the
McLellan with a score of 82. Oats. Ungarian's goal was his game it appeared the Kings had
Person with a birth date first of the year and with a bit of cooled out the Flyers and were on
nearest the 21st was Mrs. Art luck he could have had' a couple their way to victory. But
Finlayson. Prizes for the evening more. The Blues goals came from Leonhardt fed a pass to Bill
were donated by Glad T hompson, Larry Dale, Dan "Nig" Muir and "Wink" Teall and the big
Ida Close and Katie Phillips. Greg Rau. The loss ended a six number 11 swept around the
Alice Reid gave courtesy remarks game Blues winning streak. Kings defence and flipped a
and thanked Mr. and Mrs.
Townsend for the use of their
The late game was the most backhander over Ross Govier's
home also the lunch committee interesting we have witnessed in shoulder to tie the game. With 15
recent years. It started out fast seconds left in the game, Lloyd
and all who made the evening a and clean with the score tied at Eisler shot the puck over center
success. two apiece at the end of the firSt ice and Leonhardt chased and
Th'e February will aga4 Flyers then" scored -aught-the-pack at the-
with the men invited. Conveners. two„,goais in less , thwi three He went in alone on the King's be held in the Masonic. rooms
Traviss, Rachel Richt and Hazel
Archers, CCAT Campbell-Patterson rink
Leslie. ...
win broomball wins in Rosebowl play
The Archers beat Parr Line 3-0
Thursday night in the highest
scoring broomball game in Sea-
forth League play. Gofd Pryce
got two goals and Gary Bennett
one.
The C4th Junior Farmers
men's team beat the BP Du'mpers
I-0. Paul Coyne was the lone goal
scorer( assisted by Paul Storey.
Hensall defeated Genesco 1-0 on
a goal by Spike Bell, assisted by
Mousseau. Centralia defeated
Chiselhurst 1-0. Gary McGilivary
scored the lone goal. •
In women's broomball play.
CCAT defeated Hensal
Peggy Young and Pat Rodbourne
scored the two goals.
The Seaforth ladies defeated
Parr Line 1-0 on a goal by Jean
Papple, assisted by Cheryl
utcheon.
25 January 1974
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
District CI Playoff
Tee Wee
Hockey
1-0900 hrs. Seaforth vs• St. Marys
2-1000 hrs. Listowel vs. Port Elgin
3-1100 hrs. Goderich vs- Elmira
4-1200 hrs. Walkerton vs. Meaford
5-1300 hrs. Winger of Game 1 and 2
6-1400 ,hrs. Winner of Game 3 and 4
1600 hrs. Fin als: Winner of Game 5 and 6
AdMission: Adults 50 cents
THE OPTIMIST CLUB OF SEAFORTH
Extends -a Sincere
THANK-1,011
To all those organizations and individuals Who 00-operated
so fully and assisted in so many ways to make the Optimist
Winter Carnival such a successful event.'
We are particularly grateful to those individuals* and
businessmen who contributed their time, prize money and
merchandise and Ito the competitors and many hundreds of
spectators who by their presence supported our Carnival.
SEE YOU AGAIN NEXT YEAR
THE OPTIMIST CLUB OF SEAFORTH
Charles Geddes Martin Murray Ken Campbell
President' Chairman Co-Chairman
Down
At The
Lanes
will be Olive McDonald, Olive minutes and took a 4-2 lead.
Govier and shot. Govier made the
Prom this point on the game • stop' but Jim Carter picked up the
or