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Pee Wees
10-5 over
Clinton
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T Saturday evening was Dave
Murray, night. as he clocked 6
goals leading the Seaforth • Pee
Wees to a' 10 - S romp over
Clinton. Wide open scoring and
several penalties set the pace for
an action-packed game.
Dave Murray, wielding a hot, 1
stick, scored 3 of his 6 goals .
consecutively within 'V seconds.
He has now scored a total of 19
gohis this season. `
Other goal Scorers for Seaforth
were -Dave Kunder, ban
Wesenberg, Jerry Wile* and
. Charlie Malcolm. Scott Kay
turned the hat trick for Clinton
scoring 3 with Sean' Van Dongen
and Scott Harris adding the other
Play was .*Iough as 9 penalties
were called - Clinton 14.minutes,
SeafOrth 4 minutes.
PEE WEE SCORING LEADERS
• Player Goals Assists Pts,
Charlie Malcolm 9 16 ' 25
___Dave_Murray 19 5 21 •
John Dale 'C' 8 • 15 23 k
'Jim Campbell 7 9 16
Jerry Wright 6 9 15
Marty 'Bedard. 5 4 9
Blaine,Hackwell 1 8 9
Dan Wesenberg 7 - 2 9
Dave Campbell 5 2 7
WA Cote 1 6 7
Dave Kunder 4 3 7
Torn Turner 2 - 5 7
Barry Campbell 2 1 3
Jeff Cariiithell 0 3 3
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Mthough thr011"teather wasn't •
'ce-epereting With them until
$.aturday. the Seaforth Beavers
OfiltitnerS still managed to win a
.bronzemedal .in-thee-C division at
the International Oldtimeri
Hockey Tournairient helein
Cornwall last weekend.
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The 'tournament Was-suppoSed
to start on ,Friday but was
posipened ,due to weather
conditions until Saturday morning
the Finnish Oldtimers also
played at' the tournament.
68 teams entered the
tournament. In a game played at
8a.m. on Saturday, Seaforth
defeated Barrie 4.3 and at 5 p.m.
on Saturday, Seaforth defeated
Stormont 5-3. In the semi finals :„....„„.; •
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,51
84100 for . tho semi tmnais and
the, bronze Modal.
Mayers who .'vent to' the
tournament accompanied by their
wives .included Oar Baker, Gary
Osborn, Ray Atxstett, Don
Morton, Jack ,Mcilwein, Ken'
Doig, Jim Watson, Jack Muir and
Ron Driscoll all from Seaforth,. Ed
Poimage, 'Roger Pauli., and
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games, the Seafotth team thew 'Ojgrf4KOYfOVYABOOntVr*drof ',BO) Johnston 0451 Bob, '11/ferlier:' ,
all from Mitchell and Dick Bedar4 ' from Zurich:,
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[By Dave Broome]
The industrial Hockey League
regular season schedule is about
to conic to an abrupt halt and
things are heating up to say the
least.
The :Blues showed no mercy in
crunching the Wings 12-3 during
absorbing a 6-2 set back at the
hands of the rejuviaated. Kings.
This means the Blue boys .and
theFlyers are pow- tied for top
spot and you guessed It, both
clubs meet next week for the
season's answer to. Star Wars.
And the upcoming match should
prove to be more than Close
Encounters of the body to body
That 12-3 romp over the Red
team was the 'Blues-- nineth
• straight ,game without a loss. It's
the longest undefeated streak in a
number of years and it's allowed
their' to catch the Flyers who
were, at one time, six points
ahead in the standings....
Led Attack °
`Ron Hildebrand led the, Blues
a•tack by scoring three goas.' Bill
Price and Good Moylan each
'scored twice with Larry Broome,
Ron Plumsteel„Ben,Akker; Ken
DeVereaux end ba4•11roopie all
adding Singles.
The Wings, 2-6-1 in their- last
nine matches, scored the first
goal,etthe game but'then sat beck
and WitChedthe Shies erupt for
ten straight scOres. •
RON EXPOSITOR j, FEBRUARY 21.197
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NoRs
ti filKOS onSunday 4t Lin; Oundos
defeated Seaforth 3-Q.
The Seaforth team was
group Of 12 teams in the
division& The teams 'were split
into three groups:of four so that
there were three whiners and the
team with the second best record-
Os°• got to play in the4emf
Because tbey had won two
Family P ;se Park
fr
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Defensemen provided the Red
team's goals. Ray Devereaux
netted two scores and• George
Reeves had the other tally.
Kings 6 Flyers .2
With other things on their
minds, the Flyers'carrie • out flat
and it wasn't long before the.
Kennedy last Sunday was the
35th of the season--a new record.
Ron Hildebrand added the 36th
later, in .,..the evening. Steve
Southgate set a new scoring'
record last week. His two goals
and_ ja single assist gives him a
season total of 22-24-46. The old
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game. Steve Southgate led the yellow-record has been broken three shirts attack 'by shooting two straight years now. I/The Blues
goals. Harry Arts, Dave Langstaff need four assists-to break the Al Wilbee and Steve "The Rifle" record 'of 115 two years ago by the
Eckert all chipped in single Wings. If they score six goals
markers.-The Kings are 4-1-1 in next week they will become the first team 'in history to score 100
goals in .a season.
Dave Broome of the Blues
scored his 20th of the season last
week. That's the third straight
year he has accomplished the.;.
On the other end of the scale feat.
come. the Stars. Their third A major controversy- :ha's
straight loSs to the Hawks last erupted in the • I.H.1,. What t
Sunday enables them to continue
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negative stretch of nine weeks
ithout' a win.
-Both teams are now tied ftir the
cellar with the dark shirts holding
the edge. '
° Dale Kennedy netted the bat
MontgoMery getting one goal
each for the hawks.
Kevan Broome scored a pair fOr
the green team. Tony taArts and
Art Strong WHO single markers
in a losing c e.
LILL: OTES
The hat `trig scored 'by Dale
their last six outings,. Their only
loss was, a 3-2 .setback at the
hands of the Blues on January 8.
Sid Weeks and Wayne Coombs
scored for 'the Flyers.
Iliwks 5 Stars 4
trick with Jim McLeod and Ted. too late• to get. into *the paper.
It would be unfair to comment
on the situation without all the
facts so stay tuned for next
week's edition.
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season goes by without one
though? One team may have used
a player that has Veen playing
somewhere else and that's a
deffliite no-no. There was an
I.H.L. meeting last night sohe
results of that session would" be
Games next week FEb. 5/78
7:00 8:30 10:00 „.
iHawks Flyers St'arsP
`Wings Blue, Kings
LILL. TOP TEN
Player TEAM Goals Assists Pts.
S.Southgate K 22 24 46
D. ome B 20 21 41
Kennedy H 19 22 41. —
I-1. Arts K 15 22' 37
C. Buist R -20 15 35
Finnigan 'K 13 22 35
hllips .W 26 . 8 34 •
B. Price B • 19 13 32
Seaforth ' OddfellOws anal
Rebekahs held a joint euchre
Wed. 25. The following were
price 'winners.
Ladies High41/44is. Prank Single,
ladies Lone PiandS-Mrs. timer
Townsend, Ladies, Consolation
Mra, jean Cairns, Men's
1tIgh-Prank $male, Men's Lone
Elden Kerr, Men's Consolation
Clarence Walden.
Strangely enough the scoring
iues win nine rai ht
last Sunday's late "matcti. Royal squad had themselves a 5-Q -record, was 44 points set by Dale
•Meanwhile, the Flyers were__lead_ during last Sunday!s -early- JCmettY-a-Y-e`ar-ag°'
watching from hesidelines after