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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-02, Page 12Al .elv TH tly,,q9N; .pc,rotToR,. DECEMBER 2, 1981 erttenclires- maintain streak game in Hens II abet* were 46-31 in favour of Mt. Brydges. The Bulldogs also held an advantage in penalties as they picked up 26 minutes in penalties while the Centenaires had 20. NOD Mitchell and Wayne Bettni- wilts shared the Seaforth goaltending while number ones** Dan McClure got a viell deserved rest. Scoring for the Centenaires were Bob Malone, Bob Mommersteeg. Mike Kelly and Maik Early in season McLlwain. On Sunday night in Hensall the Tavistock tares scored three power-phly goals and two short-handed markers as they coasted to a rather easy 8-3 win over the hopeless Centenaires. The first period,: it looked like the Centenaires were gOje.g. to blow the shortstuffe4Btaves out of the .rink as they took a 2-0 lead. in- the second period the Braves came to life and scored five m0NIErk Car Stereo PIONEER ALIT) KP575 - Under-Dash Cassette SALE $169. CM MONO TUN ATERPC AM KP4500 - In-Dash, Auto Reverse $249. u it I UKP-7600-Deluxe In-Dash-Fits All Cars. SALE $366. 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W Ogittlitfi ..tneen'and 01'09 as4.4009opttheitio. iworolfirst perkl, the Cesphithes.kflped into a bdef tEllead eIrly in the see‘dettly to have the Irish come beck with four unan- swered goals in less than ten minutes to take a 4-1 lead going into the third frame. The Centenaires dominated play in the third but were only able to beat Lucan goaltender Dan Seen on one occasion. Trailing 4-2 in the last minute of the game the Centenaires yanked goalie Dan McClure in favour of an extra attacker but the move backfired as the Irish scored. John Hicknell scored both goals, for the locals who were outshot 45-28. The Irish pep- pered 23 shots at the Centen- aire duo of Dan McClure and Wayne Bennewles each turn- ed An spectacular perfor- mances (as usual) and could not be faulted for the goals that beat them. The Centers. ekes picked up a total of 26 minutes in penalties compar- ed to 22 for the Irish. The second defeat of the week came alike hands of the lowly soiitftern division Mt. Brydges Bulldbgs, Saturday night in Mt. Brydgei.. The Centenaires again were with- out several players due to sickness. injuries and other events. The locals were be- hind 3.2 after the first frame but gave up three unanswer- ed goals in thesecond to fall behind 6.2. The third frame. saw the locals outplay their opposition butthey were only able to score two goals to make the final score 6-4 in favour of the Bulldogs. The We have a very, active Ringette system in Seaforth and the girls have a great time. The Jr. Ringette team travelled to the Howick arena on Sat. Nov. 21. Despite a very hard fought game. they were defeated 7-3. The girls played a good game and have shown a lot of improvement in each of their games. Scoring for Seaforth were Lisa O'Dwyer. Chris Campbell and Tammy Taylor. Jane Rowcliffe played for the first time and shows great pro- mise. Seaforth played host to Goderich on Friday Nov. 29. in Vanastra. Allyson Scott and Lori Harvey shared dut- ies in goal. It was an up and down game. First, the team was leading, then Goderich, but we came through vietori- r l- ing in the third period with David McLlwain adding 2 more to the score Witt. This gave 'Seaforth the score of 6-2. Excellent goal tending by Raymond Anstett and Steve Stapleton. Seaforth had 16 min. in penalties while Mit- chell only had 8 min. Seaforth Bantams travelled to Mitchell on Nov. 30. Seaforth overpowerd Mitch- ell shutting them out 610. Scoreri were Dave Mclwain and Kevin Melady, 2 gnats each. while Pat Murray and Chris Cardno each tallied once. Goalies Raymond An- stett, and Steve Stapleton played very well, recording the shutout. The Seaforth :Midgets e- merged ,viith a 7-4 victory over Mitchell last Tuesday in Vatiastra. John Dale led the way with ' two goals while single gosh were scored by unanswered goals to take a 5-2 lead. The Centenaires scored early in the third period to' cut the lead to 5-3. they then went for their nightly nap and by the time they awoke 'the Braves had pumped in three more goals to rage the final score 8,3. Taviatoek ootshot the, Cen- tenaires 48.28 in the game and picked up 26 minutes in penalties., two momithan the Centenaires. Scoring for the ous with a final score of 6-4. Scorers for Seaforth were Lisa O'Dwyer (3). Kendra Papple (2) and Tammy Taylor ( I ). We had a number of girls playing The Seaforth Novice hoc- key team is maintaining its winning streak. On Sat. Nov. 21 the novice team played host to Brussels in the Vanastra arena. Sea- forth won 5-0. Scorers for Seaforth were Jason McNic- hol with one goal and one assist, Brent Vanden Akker with two goals and one assist, Ted Sills and DougCampbell with one goal each. It takes a lot of teamwork to get the puck and player in scoring position. Jeff Weber was right in there digging, and came up with two assists. Also helping to set up the goals were Adam Quipp. Steven Papple„ and Dwayne Pryce. ' Jason Beuttenntiller play- ed another.. good game in goal, On Friday winning Nov. 27 the team played in Brussels. The children were really up for this game. There was just no holding them back (even if it meant an occassional off- Dave Murray, Gerry Wright. Dave McLlwain, Todd Doig, and Jim Campbell. Tom Turner. John Dale, Gerry Wright and Jim Camp- bell chipped in with two assists each. John Dale added one assist. The Midgets were without regular defensemen Rob Core and Gerard Ryan. Four bantams were used in the gaMe. Kevin Melady. David McLlwain, Kevin Williamson and Greg Murray, and they all played good games. Seaforth had 8 miner pen- alties and a misconduct while Mitchell was assessed 8 mi- nors and one major. Centenaires were Mike Kelly Ian Wig and Bob Mommer- steeg. Dan McClure played his usual strong game in the Seaforth nets but was given very little help from his defencernen. The Centenailits "are idle until this Friday night when they tangle 'the Port Stanley Lions in tienwi at 8:45. On Sunday night they travel to exeter for an 8 p.m contest with the Hawks. for the first time- Rhonda McAllister, Laurie Crocker. and Angie Reid. They played very well. Sandra Wilson and Chris Campbell were great on defence, V side call). The final score was 9-0. Scorers for Seaforth were Jason McNichol (5), Brent Vanden Akker (2), Adam Quipp (1) and Danny McNaughton (1). Our goalie had 'a rather easy game and very little action in our end. Mark Smale, back after hav- ing his tonsils out, managed to get an assist as did Kevin McLlwain, Ted Sills, Brad Schroeder and Jeff Weber. The boys play this Sat. Dec, 5 at 4 p.m. in Mitchell and Sunday at 2 p.m. in Vanastra against Elma Logan. USE EXPOSITOR 'WANT - ADS Phone-527-0240 BOB MOMMEESTEE9 Bob is a male rightwinger on the 1981-82 Seaforth Centenairess4 of the—Western Junior D Hockey' League: lie lives in the Zurich area, is 20 years old, didn't play hockey last year and wears sweater number 8., When it comes to "other interests", Bob says he likes "girls." H.e.works_d_ Radford's Garage in Londes- boro. NEIL MITCHELL Neil played for the Brus- sels midgets last season, before joining the We-stern Junior D Hockey League's Seaforth Centenaires as a rookie this year. He's a goalie. Neil lives in the Brussels.Wilton area, and is a grade 12 student at Sea- forth District High School. • He's not hard to find on the ice because he wears sweater number 1. Other interests include skiing and baseball. He is 17 years old. Mitchell Bantams played against Seaforth in (Vanastra) on Nov. 24. This was a hard fought game from both teams but • Seaforth, playing extra hard, won this game with a score of 6-2. , Seaforth scored their first three-goals in the first period. one apiece by Kevin William- • son, Jeff Reid and David McLlwain giving Sestforth a 3-0 lead. Mtichell came out strong. scoring 2 goals in the second period, this now was 3-2 for Seaforth. Trevor Price for Seaforth started off the scor- Seaforth Bantams work and win Midgets victorious over Mitchell Ringette team improves Novice team wins I