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WE SCORED - A jubilant Centenaire player Ripk MacDonald, raises his stick afte
Belmont Friday night, evening the score al 2r2. Gord Carnochan and Dave McClure
The game ended in a 4-4 tie and the Centenaires went on to. win two more, a whopping
11-3, over Exeter on Tuesday night.
got
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 411910
efeated by
compared ,with Sea-
forth 's 10 'and the Bombers •
outshot -'Seaforth' 30-25 'ire' an .
extemely close and exciting game ,
, •
Pep: 21 Scores
Kings 6 , critvi-ers 6-
Winwt i6 Stars 2.
28
Blues 8 Kings5-,
Stars 3 , Hawks 3
Team Wins Lines
Wines - 7' F;,;
Blues - 6 1 13
Blues 4 Kings -5 4 1 II •
Hawks 4 Flyers 4' 5 0 8 "
Hawks 2 , 7 1 .5
Scores Star. 2 7 JO .
Milwi 10 Jan. 11/76 ,
Flyers 3 , 7:00 8;30 10:00. .
Ties Pts Blues OnV
Hawks •
1
Flyers' Stirs
Wings
45
Theiholiday is over and things
are hack in full swing at the
,Curling Club. The second draw's
Of the Mons, Ladies. COrimetitiv'e
arid mixed leagues biegin this'
Nfeek .
atiiiition'to the above leagnes
there has been • a new league
admitted, and one the club
needed for some tinie. TheiJunior
iC-tirling 'Club was established
over the holiday and 'it is shaping,
tip to a great sMicess.
Over 60 Junior iiCtirlers have
joined the league. and they will he
curling on Tuesdays at 7:00 and
Saturdays at 6:00. They elecitt.41
their executive at a meeting on
llcccniher 23. •
Dave Reid is President, Fay
Storey:vice vresident, Jane Ribey
secretarxi treasurer, The member- .
ship committee consists of 'Glen
Stewart, Lynn Henderson. David
Underwood 'and John': Prirricau,
The dr:aw committee iti Rick
'Stewart. David Ste Marie and
Brian Vincent.
Seatorth Curling CInh 'presi-
dent Stewart McCall and' Mrs.'
McCall have donated a trophy for
the /Junior Ctirlers to compete for
in their draws. The Club congrat-
slates' and supports 'the .hinnI
Curlers in tlieir efforts.
• 4."-t---? .
Junior Club formed
as curler's are TOO
was 11111 st:1 as a 'Lillie.
Centenairps:.sft
record with .23 -1
Draws Over
play "offs were completed during
. , . • , .
•Egniondville Bowling League Boinhi..1.. . a 4-2 lead. and ii IN nal( the holidays. Winner of tht .. i • Mixed was Neil Dolmage or the
' i 2((.1•naili.L. c.inic. hack -
FeLini i standings:b;uiracnclas, - looked. lil“ the
: , FrikLit niLshn Orziw healing' out Jim
7S; Musti.ings.• 61:i Cougars.' 57: llowc.vcr the1 .. C,unningh:on of thc Thursckty
Thunderbirds, 52: Wildcats. 4 7:" strongly 'and Don Nidiokon scot .. ii' , •
I. lies' high vino4-1ci and triple. il" t .(Ili lo:lliu s'ak'01,1(ll'e RLgainz dlit• ‘1,. iv4;[" (,iin- , On Sunda v , Deciember 28 the'
Mtir . Noble. 288, '0,i. ... M'eet's , if,. ,,,i,,,i,,,i, ii 6n ,1.0 .41 - . ',, Sc a Forth , Senior learn , . pla,ycd
' high single and triple. Neil , 2.,,,,i ,.. .8,,kh. it.,,:ini1„, 'Ni:,`I'lrkgoon(;(1'„-"Tg'i.irist thc \'anastra Seniors with
Betierman. 375. 814: • , halt, l , but tilt oat tenders SE ,id'ort winning two gloss
'Team Standings. "Chinflakers. • s,orinAi.
pki .ci .,.,,i ,,,,, ii,i,., present. any firthur • sti ;ugh!, .. .
Ibis .gave theni the ,7011dis isiOn
.. . 'Town tk Count9
h0; Hones iambs,. 49: Cheerios, • „., ,'' „ i : title and thi)Y travQ)eti On to Tara '''' "Delmont n cored 2 2“ !mimics in
48:iApple Jacks. 41. Fruit 1 oops; ; • on .Laois's 4th. The t ycon their
36; Sttgrir Pops, 39, _Every week more and more first and third gaines to claim the
Ladies' High single and ix.:4,111„;....people dis'cover NS hal' mighty jobs his I.-jun user a (WM from Mea-
Koren Heti*, 237 . 652. .Men's are •aCcomplished by low cost "lout. .1.1-.N., \\ ill playsemi Finals in
high single atin,l„ triple. , Boll. Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial Knch
Remile31 '
. ', 613.
crier - Waterloo on January
,----:-. ' " S2 7 :02.40. '
SKATING HARD - Although the guys in Seaforth's
Industrial Hockey League play just for fun, they work
hard at -their SOnday night games. Here two Flyer9
STANDING GUARD - Good defensiVe play from people like Fay.,Anstett, Jett,-
standing guard with Flyers goalie, Larry Seymour, helped,the Flyers win 5-3 in
the Industrial•Hockey league play Sunday night. The six IHL teams arein a pay as
you play league that sees hockey action in three separate games' every' Sunday
'night. (Staff Photo)
••
• Team ,standings: Peacocks, 63;
Starlings, 5.5i; Tweets Birds, 53;
Eagles. 52; " Orioles, 51;
Kingfishers, 41.
Girls' high 4ingle and triple.
Pia Marcussen, 209. 552. Boys'
high single; Peter Underwood,
243 and high triple, Mike Vande
Widen. 626.4.i . • i.. •
Team L.tOndir0,s; 11oni'ttes. ?l;
F.Skimos, 51; Rough Rulers, 37;
KaWasakis. 37.
Giitls' high single, Karen
Munro. 186, High triple. Mary
Helen Munro. 494. Boys' high
single and triple,,,Gerry Nobel.
321. 694.• e •
Mixed League •
Team standings: Hum Bugs.
54; Lollipops: 53; Guth Drops, 52;
Idly Beans, 44: Laic Sas.er•-,„lh:
,lass Tease-•s. 34..-
1 adicis' high single Flora ,Anne
'Mc 283. high. triple, Bettii\,
Smith, 689, •
IBy Banc Bropme)
The Stars are very happy anti`
riding high on cloud nine today ass
a result of their 6-4 shocker over
the previously unbeaten Wings
last Sunday night.
Their upset victor) followed the
Flyers 5-3' triumph - over the
Hawks,
The late game. had „the Blue's
defeating the Kings 4.1,
'he. Flyers continued their
limb up the 1H L ladder with dbig
win over the Hawk. It was their
fourth win in five glt me
and moved them SS khin 3 poitits
,Ail the 'third place Kings. The' loss
hi the Hawks (tots their ,sixth in
sewn games. The other lame
ended in 'a 4-4 draw with the
Blues, •
Jack Baker netted a pair of
goals, for the Flyers 'with •Sirigle
markers going to Ray Anstetti
Ron Beuerman and John Nash.'
Casey Klaver scared twice for
the Hawks with, Ken 'Flanigan
netting the -other goal. The
struggftfig Hawks-are now only one
point ahead of the Stars. The
Stars are the team Of the hour
with their big win over the Wings
lust Sunday:
Thevetithustled the Wings all •
hight"and received 's'itiyerb ,goal-'
tending from Gary Montgomery.
Jim Carter. Paul McKellar and
Jim McLean gi)ve the Stars
lead at the end of the first period.
Brian Leonhardt tallied-the Whigs
Doug . O'Reilly ,and Merbod,
.
with his second, upped the count
to 5-I, The Wings then. started to
play sonic decent hockey 'and
started a super comeback. Danny
Muir, Ken ,Doig and Aeonhardt
'again all connected withikla 3
minute span and the' :score-% wth
5.4. The Wings roared all over the
Stars and did ,everything but
score.
Gary Montgomery played -his
best gunge of the 'sea'son, ••• He
stopped pointWank; drives off the
sticks of Dave 'Bromine, Brian
Leonhardt and 'Danny Muir. '
Paul McKellar stole a loose
puck' at' center and his goal • put
the game. out of reach tor the
The Stars were very •deserving
of .the Victory. However, despite
*tying shorthanded for eight
.minutes Hate in the game the
Wings', did doniinate but it was tO
late to pull out a victory or tie,
The Wings again received the
?short end ,of the penalty ealls..
they xeceiv eq .33 minutes to the
Star's 15: It Was the fourth game
this season that. thy Wing% have
been c ailed on a 2.,1 'ratio in
penalty Olin'.
.Tke late ita saw Blues
M
John
- , - . 17 ' '' ' - - •
creep two.po'nts closer to the top
.0 the stand ngs ..11vith a.4-1 win
over the 'Kings,. l
The w in hroughti their record to
5.1.1 in tht.siii last seven games.
Ron Dalton netted two goals .for_
the BIttos with Bill. Price anti Greg
Rau adding single goals.
Dale Kenneth counted the lone
Kings goal.
playoffs ere:IWO 'wine an
inreret lot- both eurler4 and
vet:I:nor. this past two' weeks.
Three teams entered British
Consol play offs this year. '
' Dr. George Alexandet',•skipped
one team with Gerald Smith,
Clayton Fraser -arid Paul Storey.
Bob Wilsorvskipped .another with
Bill CaMpbell Jr.. Dotili Rowcliffei
and Bob Ste Marie.
• ,Rob, (.I.A.) Robichaud skipped
the third, with Neil Hemingway
Joe Wilson, and..7.1ohn P'jtterson
Sr, 'They played double knock out:
:.6-uf it went to the filth garde to"
ilcrlaur Alexander winning over
The Alexander rink will .repre-
sent Seaforth in the subdivision
playOffs in Goderich on Saturday
..Itinuary 10. There will be some
excellent curling there.
Seagram Mixed
The Seagrani also saw.
three lentils Jompeting for the
right to represent. the Club. `Neil
Hernmingway skipped a rink with,.
Loretta Doltnage, 4\1(11 Dolmagy
and Donna He mingway. Bob
Wilson entered..with • Kay Sharti,
Wi l son.
Bill
and Sharon
Bill Campbell Jr. .skipped. the
third team with GwenPatterstin.
John Patterson and Grace Camp- '
bell. Another strongly contested'
double knock-out series progresii
sedi to see the Campbell rink
finally' win over WilSon in the-fifth •
game.. cal-111)11c41- l! rink goesion to
represent . Seaforth in the suh-
division playorts in Exeter on ...
January 25.
Did yon know that 196 is the
100th birthday of the Sea forth .
Curling Club? 1-1(% w appropriate to'
ha‘e a Junior Curling Club horn'
on our 100th . .birthday. Our,
Centennial Year is shaping up" to
he a great year!,, (I hear the.
Special 1:Aents Cominittee has a
cl.C:v‘ things in Mind For us)
Happy winner of the Christ-
.Draw \ANS' Morley Morey.
The ladies thank everyone for
their g.cncrons.. support. '
and two Hawks skate hard and fight for control of the
puck.(Stqff Photo)
•
Bowling, Scores
single., and
Coleman, 309: 786,
triple. • The first draws are .over anti high
.
Sunda..r aftern0011 ;41\s• the
Seaforth esnuThaires has e_a field
day and score a tremendous 23'-I
user a helpless Kt. Bry dges
•gtind.-
Seatorth started- fast and open-
ed an 8-0 first period ic'ad and
then w alketioy er the tiusaders 'at
still. Nit. l3r\ dges goal 'i•iiine early
in the second period-
Mark Nelson's hid tor a ,ng-out.
Thy Centona pc.ippered 'the
Mr. Brydgvs-goaltenderswith.:7 8
shots 'as they set a Jeagtre record
in 1‘)voititliNniilLgih -(L:lso2n2:licgi.,floiai''. the 'corers
as he ciollected tit e „goals
Randy McClinchey 'andKev, in
Bennett had four a Vain
Doig collected three. goals. Dave
MciClurc. got tw.0, and single's
tune fronillrek McDonald, .1:imie
ClItlw ell. Don ,Hearcil. Bill O'Shea
and Harry Arts. .
The line of NiOitolson Doig and
iVLeClinchey collecle14 a record '29
points,.
\ en though it w as ;zi contest
the' local boys- ,1110lcd the
st•Oring ladder and. now have _a
good chanee•at the league seeing
title. ,' • •
cYMenaires" won 11,- 3 hi their'
home game Ttiesday night
against -Exeter Hawks hut the
details 'weren't available at pre ,',,
011ie_ • This 'Ls\ ening the
C,entenaires host the Port Stanley
tirms 'with genie time 8:30.
S-Caforth 4 Belmont 4
• Last Friday evening 'before a
crowd of 450 the' Centenan'es
ltruiiht . back to tic the Icaigmi.
leading.' Belmont Bomber, 4-4.
Play was even throughout. the
game as Belmont opened the
scoring at 2:28 when Chuck
Peiteri:oni scored. Riek. Mc7Donald
' with, Day e
Mc( litre and (lord, i'arnoehan
• lehriont mitshot the locals in
the first period 8-.1. The see6ii'd
pt moil saw the travel From
1'116 to end a 'Scalorth took a 2-1.,
lead as Ga r d . arnochan scored.
'.:steel. onlv to sec Paul
Buc hanan et cn till' ,,i:Orc again.
I ht third period again saw both
scans. come out skating ° hut
{, Intonl struck first at 1:42 with
( hock Peterson. 'Then at :3:12 as
.Jaguars, 44. • .
niiiht Hearty . Winner or the' men's 1.s i 3 O goal s just 30 se cio ill is apart
On Monday .1 anuary•5Seafort h
' Bantams low slit Mitchell
Mitchell. John Nielsen and. Ste) e
Steinman lead the Se'alorth team
• with 2 goals each with linemate •
Ian Doig picking up one goal anti.'
,3 assists. Brett Einlayson and
Mark Murray'each picked up one
goal to round • out the Sea forth
Bantams beat Mitchell
-• Register tonight: January-. 8 S.D.FLST--
' basement 7:311'
• Forluither-Iniormation-contact-5-27-0882
soving.
Seaforth w ills 4). NleClure
net held the Mitchell tea in to 1
g oals with getting 2,
Quaint, and Roltili each scoring
one, Seaforth teasel to on.
Thursdfly night ant,i play host to
Zurich in Sea forth on-Ttiesda)
Jantiarx l.1. Game time ":45.
FRI., JAN. 9 -
8:30 p.m. -.Jr. D. Llocke3. .
SAT., JAN. 10 Seaforth VS' Port Stanley
2,- 3:30 p.m. Skating
5:30 p.m. - NUN ice Hockey
Seaforlh VS Grand Bend
7:00 P.M. PeWee'lloek.e:s
SUN.;JAN.'-11 ,.Seaforth V'S, Hensall
9:00 a :Midget 'Prat..
74-:011 .4.i.ah. 7 LILL Action
MON., JAN. 12
4:30 p. in. - F.igure Skat14
TUES.,_ JAN., 13
.6:30 p.m. A tont
, Seaforth VS Hensall
7 :45 p.m. • Bantam Hockey
, Seaforth VS Zurich
9:00 .p.m. - Midget 116clie3
Seaforth VS Clinton
WED., JAN. 14 t ,
- 3:00 p.ni. Parents - Pre Schoolers
- Women's BrOomhall •
THURS, JAN. 15
6114; • Power Slia-ang,:-
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