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, ROUND THE BEND — Hully Gully hosted the secOnd race in the Western Onterlo
Series on Sunday. Competion was keen in the OSFIF sanctioned event. Mercs
driven by Oian Graydon left and Craig Hofland of Lefroy right placed first and
second in the 440 Super Stock Class. Rick Franks Sr. of Alliston also on a Marc,
placed-3rd.- Average speed was 68.3 MPFLThe next race in the series, iS a two day
event 'on January 24 and 25 at Hully Gully. •
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AT THE ARENA
no.,JAN.16 8:30 P.M. Jr. D. Game
Mt. -Brydges VS Seaford) Centenaires
SAT.,JAN, 17
8:00 A.M. - Atom Hockey Tournament
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'8 Teams Competing
6:30 P.M. - "0" Champion Game„
8:30 P.M. - "A" Champion Game
SUN., JAN. 18 ,
- 3:00 P.M. - Novice Hockey
Seaforth VS Harriston
7:00 P.M. I.H.L. Action
MON., JAN. 19
4:30 rPM. - Figure Skating ,
9:00 P.M. - Girls Hockey, '
TUES., JAN. 20
Seaforth Supremes VS Dublin
6:30 P.M. - Atom Hockey
Seaforth VS Mitchell
9:00 P.M. - Midget Hockey
WED.,JAN. 21
Seaforth VS Mitchell
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1— 3 P.M. - Parents'and Pre Schoolers Skating
8:00 P.M. - Womens' Rraombail
THURS., JAN. 22 ,
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Centenaires
win again
•• The Seaforth,'Centenaires
continue to wrofPong as' They
collected their fourth win in five
games in - handing a much
improved, Po,rt„Stanley team a 4
1 deficit last Iridy night.
Port Stanley-opened the scoring
at 3:19 of ;the first period as Bob
Carr Corrected. From then on
. Mark Nefsbn played extremely
well as the, Centenaires .fought
back to even the count at one
apiece. Don Nicholson scored and
Gord Carnoehan and goalie -Mark
Nelson drew assists.
• The ' second period was all
Seaforth as they scored twice to
move in front. They butsliot the
visitors 17-6. Randy McClinchey
-and Cam Doig collected the
SeafOrth goals. .
, The third period saw the' play
travel 'from end to end. Only a
solo . effort Bill. . O'Shea
produced an se ing. Seaforth
outshot the Isitors 45-31. Port.
Stantey received 40 minute's in
penalties tet. Seaforth's 35. The
win moved the Centenaires into
sole 'possession of fourth place
With three ,wins this Weekend the
locals could move into third as the .
league tightens up..
'his Friday evening the.,
centenaires will h ost a much
stronger Mt. Brydges team as
they have added several players
to their. roster: Game time is
moved forward to 8 P.m. so as not
to conflict 4ith . the' Optimist
• winter carnival.
• Saturday night the local boys
• return to Mt. Brxdgesior a rettivi
match. On Sunday evening the
Centenaires will travel to Belmont
, to- play . the league, leading
'Bombers.
°With the extended . pad -trips
coming, tip, `vie" Seaforth.squad
will have, to , • some
excelkrif-hockey. to move further
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3 SEAN:MTH . BEATS THE TRY HARDS'.— The: IHL
Flyers team beat the CKNX Try Hards by a 8 - '6
score in play here Saturday night. Above 'Myers
goalie Larry Seymour got close to the ground lAn
attempt to stop one of the .few Try Hard goals. Flyers
. players in clerk shirts are Ken DevereaUx, Joe
' KlcLean and, Ray'Anstett. (Staff Photo)
Player • -
Broome
B.Leonhardt
D, Muir
K. Doig
B. Price
D. Kennedy
R. Dalton
B. Akita ,
K. Broome'
J. Fen'
G.,Reeves
J. McLean
B, Watson P. Br6ome
C. Klaver
J.Watson
J. Price
J. Dick
R.Devereaux •
G.Finnigan "
Goals Assists Pts.
, 20 14 34
15 17 32
7 19 26
• 7 46
23
7 16 23
'8 12 20
10 9
19
' 7 11 18
9 7 16
7 6 13
7 5 12
7 • 4, • 11
9 • 1 .10
6 . 4 10
6 4 ' 10
6 4
, 10
4 6 10
5 4 9
5 4 , 9
.,.„_" 1.11.L. Standings .
-Team Wins ,Josses Ties Pts.
Wings 8 1 1 17
Blues , 7 2 1,15
Kings 6 4. 1 13
Byers 4 6 ' 0--. 8
Hawks 2 8 1 5
Stars 8. 0 4
All Time Top Ten,
Player Goals ' Assists 1?ts.P1M.
D. KeTnedy 70 '63 133 216
u it 59 68 127 24
D:Broome 64 ,56 120 107
J.Watson ' 62 54 116 33
D. 11 tilley 7a 34 112 • 25
B.Price 52 46 98 51
B.Pinder si
K, Wright 56 33., 89 51
J.Carter 53 31 84 61
B.Teal : 40 41 83 175 '
(By Dave Broome)
The Blues continued ; to
pressure the Wings for first plate
with a 6- 1 win over the Flyers in
last Sunday "evening's early
game. The second contest of the
night had the Kings blasting the
Stars 10-3. The third and final
shinny match of the night saw the
Wings crush the Hawks by a 10 -
4 .score.
The Blues continind their
quest ' for first
'
place by
•outclassing. the Flyers, most of
the game. Art Strong, Greg Rau
and Pat Conneliy scored to g,ive
the Blues a 3 - 1 first period lead.
Joe McLean counted the lone
Flyers goal late in the period.
'Connelly, with his second, Ron .
Dale and Ben Akkei .comPleted
the Blues scoring. .
Bill Price -chipped in 5 assists
for the Blues. Price has only
scored 7 times this season ,bnt has
16 assists to beeciine one ofthe
leaders in this department, . •
The Blues dominated for most
of the game but at times' the
Flyers showed flashes of making
the ,game interesting. Ross Govier
thwarted most of the good Flyer
Chances and had a little help from
the goal posts on a couple of
occasions..
The major mistake in the Flyers_
game was the length of shifts.
The Blues changed quickly ' while
the Flyers stayed on a, little too
long. As a result the Blues found
themselves with' 2 on 1 and on 1
breaks most of the night.
The big win kept thee Blues
within striking distance of . first
place. They remain 2 points
behind:the first place Wings and
set the stage for a showdown
match with the Wings in two
eAs
.The Flyers meanwhile remain
in fourth spot and it looks as if
that, is the position where they
will remain. Their' biggest
problem has been inconsistency.
They have ''an excellent defense
but their forward units have had
their ups and downs, The defense
and goalie therefore, have had
most of the work and they have
found themselves behind early in
4 lot of games. If everything were
to go well the team could surprise
a few people before the season
ends.
The Stars came. back to earth
last Sunday night. They had been
riding hi0 as a result of, their 6-4
Upset win over the Wings tle
,previous week." '
The Kings represented cold,
hard r eality however., and, the
result was a 10-3 romp fOr the
Kings over the Stars.:
Murray Connelly sthrted the
ball rolling early. and by the time
the first periled elided the KingS
had built up.),..7.1. lead. , . ' •
Connelly:s goal Could • have
been an onien of things to come.
The Stars had_a•Power play going
,, when one of their defensemen
attempted a clearing pass behind
his. net. The 'misjudged shot
ended up behind the , goalie,
Gary Montgomery., 'and Connelly
Saturday. night Seaforth Novice
defeated Grand Bend with an
easy win of 11 - 0 The goal scorers
were Inavid McLlwain, '4 goals.
Scott Driscoll, 2. goals and Allan
Wocks, 2 goals.' Greg Murray,
Danny Van Loon, and Darren
CroekevstreB scored 1 goal. '
The ne-up included Goalies:
Raymond Anslett ,, and ..Robbie
Glew; Defense: Ronnie Pryce,
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David Garrick, Darren . Crocker,
Kevin Williamson, Tommy
score § - 1 at the 5.5'secon1 mark
of the second period,
The Wings turned on the jets
and* exploded for five straight
goals. With ten minutes left in the
game the Score was 10-1 in the
Wings favour.
The red men let up
considerably and as. a result
Kevan Henderson, Jack Price and
"Ray Devereaux counted for the
Hawks to make the .final, score,
10-4. •
Along with Broome's fair goals
the Wings got a three goal
performance from Kevin Broome.
Ken Doig chipped in a pair of
goals with Brian Leonhardt
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chance for 30 points in one season
and if he manages to complete
this feat, the Wings will Set
another record of 4 thirty point,
men in one season. Bill, Price has
23 'points for the Blues and, he
could .become the fifth player to
score 30 -er:-Inore points in one
season.
In their game the Wings had
built up ri 5431 lead at the 01(1.4
the first period: Gary Nicholson
skated unmolested in front of the,
wings net and 'his goal made the
-418
WM
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O'Reilly, Randy Becker and Glen
Rose. Forwards: , D,Avid
McLlwain, Scott Driscoll, Allan
Wocks, Kevin M etady„Greg
Murray and Danny Van Loon.
Centenaires Move inio Fourth
Place
The Seaforth • Centenaires
, continued to play outstanding
hockey as . they whipped, the
Exeter Hawks last Tuesday night
by a convincing 11-1 score...
Led 6-y 'Cam Doig anil, Don
Nicholson with three goag each,
the . Ceritenaires had little
prohiem in moving- one point up
on the , lifeless 'Hawks. Exeter
showed, little of . the • finesse,they.
were to have as the Centenaires
,had o problem opening • a
3-0 first" period lead. Except for a
• couple 'of To6lish penalties the„
third.periOd when Exeter had 4
' ,two man advanthge to sco%th,eir
only goal, they showed little 'aS
they failed to finish off around the
Seaforth goal. , •
Arnie Caldwell had,, a pair for,,,
the Centenaires with singles
going to Steve Southgatb, Kevin
Bennett and Rayky •MeClinchey.
The Seaforth Club outshot their
tiPponents 5,1 to 35. ,
, Lou Arts played well in the
Seaforth nets. He and a Mark
Nelson have been hot lately,and
have improved * their averages
considerably. Seaforth took 18.
minutes in penalties with Exeter
collectin just laniinutes in a clean
game. .
Pee VVees
beat tiensall
The local Pee Wee Club
defeated the Hensall Pee Wees
by a score of 7-2 at Seaforth arena
Saturday night.
'Bob Nash led the scoring with
three goals and. 2 assists. Ron
Halt added a couple goals with
singles going to Greg Care and
Mark MeLlwaint r."%leClinchey
• and D. McBride counted for
Hensall.
There will be,ho Pee Wee game
this Saturday because of ' the
Mom Tournament being held at
the arena, as part of the Optimist
Winter Carnival. ,
had a goal without ever toughing
the puck.
George Reeves added two goals
in the first period with singles
going to Gerry Feeny, "Gary
Finnigan, Joe Dick and Brian
Dale. Joe Mae* scored 'the
Stars' first period goal.. Dale
° Kennedy added two more goals
for theKings in the second period
with Joe Dick getting his second
of the night. Jerrome Aubin and,
Paul McKeller tallied the Stars
final two goals. .
The win by the Kings moved
diem within four points of first.
plic,e Wings. If they can defeat
tpe Wings next week it could
create a three Way-battle for first'
place. „
The loss for the Stars- was their
8th of the season. They remain
one point behind the Hawks and
' have one game in hand. They will
• have to play much better than last
Sunday if they hope to overhaul
the: Hrks.
The Wings continued -their . debts assault on the record books last ' •
,Sunday with their 10-4win aver.
the Hawks. One record. fell la
Sunday night and numerous
others are threatened by the
Wings: shooters. Danny Muir
,broke his 'own assist 'Mark of 18
for 'One spson. He set 'up tivo
goals to/bring his seasons total to,".
19 in just ten games. With every
assist he gets from here on in he
sets a league record.
Muir's . line mate, Dave
Browne, scored four goals and
added two assists for a six point
night. Broome's six "points /fives
him 34 for the season. This ties
him with the qld mark set by Muir
two years, ago. With five games
left Broome has a good chance
setting a new point standard. The
league record for goals in one
season, is 24 by Don Hulley.
Broome has scored • 20 in ten
games. He needs fiv.e goals in the
Wings, last five games to break
the record. '
\ The third member Of the flying' '
threesome, Brian Leonhardt, has
32 points this season and he also
has a- good chance at the
scoring crown. It marks ,the first
time in I.H.L. history that 3
nat,mbers of. otie line could score
30 or more points each.
The season could, also see as
many as ten players reach the 20
point plateau which. could ,be
another I,H.L. record. ,ale
Kennedy, 'Bill Price, Ke oig,
Dan Muir, Brian 1..onhardt and
Dave Broome all ,stand a chance
at 20 assists, each for the season,
another • league record.
The' Wings Ken Doig has a
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