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AGAR SHARP IN NET - Adam Agar, of the Seaforth Midgets, has been sharp in the Ontario finals.
Aylmer, however, was within one game of tying the series at three apiece last night (Tuesday). Seaforth
had a chance to win the series at home or risk playing the deciding game in Aylmer. Results not
available at press time.
Midgets can taste victory
BY BRAD MOORE
After playing five games the
Seaforth Midgets were poised to
defeat Aylmer in the All -Ontario
finals. A win last night at home
(Tuesday) would guarantee the
provincial championship. A loss
would leave Seaforth in the difficult
position of trying to win the decid-
ing game in an opponent's arena.
In contrast to the Seaforth-Exeter
series the most recent match -up has
been a high -scoring affair.
SEAFORTH 6 - AYLMER 1
Jason Smith opened Seaforth's
scoring in the first period on a
beautiful pass from Dean Finnigan.
Smith also scored the eventual
winner in the second period.
Aylmer pulled within one but
netminder Adam Agar kept the
game out of reach for Aylmer.
Seaforth's Steve McInally took a
cross -ice pass from Brad Moore and
proceeded to tear the defence apart.
McInally added another followed by
singles from Shawn Anstett and
Mike Hugill.
SEAFORTH 6 - AYLMER 5
Thirty seconds into Friday's game
Aylmer was up 1-0. Within another
30 seconds Aylmer was up by two.
Seaforth responded on the
powerplay with a Wayne
Schoonderwoerd goal. Mike
Hugill's goal tied the score. Aylmer
again took the lead in the second
period but Mike Smale replied with
a goal. Jason Henderson gave
Seaforth the lead only to see
Aylmer again tie the game. Steve
McInally then restored the lead.
Aylmer tied the score 5-5 in the
third period. Jason Murray scored
to give Seaforth the edge.
AYLMER 8 • SEAFORTH 4
Some hard work by Shawn
Anstett put Seaforth on the
scoreboard early. Aylmer answered
with a pair. Brent Hulley scored
with one second left in the period
to tie the game. In the second
period, however, Aylmer scored
four goals to a lone Seaforth goal
by captain Jeff Flanagan. Jason
Henderson scored another in the
third period but Aylmer got two of
their own and the game ended 8-4
in Aylmer's favour.
ON TAP
Results of last night's home game
(Tuesday) were unavailable at press
time. Game seven is Wednesday
night if necessary.
BFD's maintain lead in league
The B.F.D's are still on the top of
the leader board with 13,763 after
four weeks of playoff bowling for
the Thursday Nighters as of March
31. Leading the way were Doug
Leonhardt 226,260,320-806; Debbie
Bedard 220-523; Marty Bedard 232
and Tom Turner 243.
Still hoping for a miracle. The
Legends are right in there with
13,445. Good games came Gary
Bedard 205; Kevin Smith 260; and
Ralph Johnston 217,253-654.
With 13,033 and in third place are
the Attitude Adjusters. High scorer
was Murray Bennewies
261,278,316-855.
The Hot Flashes have a total
pinfall of 12,673. Mike Thomson's
203 and Terry Gray's 239,228-640
helped out the team.
Brian Barry's 202, Steve Steep's
201 and Jason Rooth's 218 gave the
Pin Heads a total pinfall of 12,662
Rockies up in standings
by George Love
The Rockies moved up in the St.
James Playoffs, paced by Murray
Bennewies with 353,341,246-940
and Tim Brown 217-539. The Cubs
had a fine team effort with top
scorers by Bob Dinsmore 238,281-
685, Kevin Johnston 278,236-671,
Wilhelmina Poppe 207,233-571 and
Don Nolan 206-568.
The Orioles kept in the running
with high scorers by Rick Elliott
214,220-594, Betty Johnston
206,205-560 and Don Kuntz 201-
557.
Top bowlers for the Tigers were
Pat Nolan 211-553; and Martin
Andreassi 210-516.
Mark Higenell paced the Braves
with 226,211-623, Gerry Nobel 238,
214-614, and Karen Hoegy 214-
524.
George Love led the Indians with
214,250-642 and Shirley Bnrgger
213-570.
Playoff standings: Cubs - 8363;
Rockies - 8335; Orioles - 8234;
Tigers - 8230; Braves - 8025;
Indians - 7605.
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LOTS OF ROCKS IN PLAY - This picture may be a little confus-
ing to curlers...actually it was one of several comical events to
end the curling season in Seaforth during 'Spring Fling' or the
'Fools' 'Spiel.' Here, John McFadzean and curling club president
Kelly Dalton discuss a 'crokinole' shot.
and in fifth place.
And finally there is the Ultimate
Challenge with 12,438. Top scorers
were Neil Beuerman 216; Erich
Matzold 216 and Dean Price 232.
Team Standings: B.F.D's 13,763;
The Legends - 13,445; Attitude
Adjusters - 13,033; Hot Flashes -
12,673; Pin Heads - 12,662; Ulti-
mate Challenge - 12,438.
Curling team in
top three at
provincial
A curling team from the
Seaforth Curling Club has cap-
tured the 'B' championship in
the John Deere Farmers All -
Ontario competition. Losing only
two games during the entire
four-day competition, the rink
ended up third in Ontario.
The rink consists of Gord
Pryce, skip; Ron Pryce, vice;
Brian McGavin, second and Jeff
McGavin, lead. The provincial
championships were held in
Chesley.
Sixteen teams from throughout
Ontario competed in the cham-
pionship event. Each rink had to
win at the zone level to compete
at the provincials.
Obituaries
1
ANNI KATHARINA
COLCLOUGH
Mrs. Anni Katharine Colclough,
of Seaforth and formerly of Clinton,
died on Monday, April 4, 1994 at
Seaforth Manor Nursing Home. She
was 87.
She was born in Germany on July
25, 1906. Her husband was the late
W. Arnold Colclough (1988). They
married in 1955.
Dear friend of Phyllis Lee and
Femmie Boven, both of Clinton.
Funeral service will be held at the
Beattie -Falconer Funeral Home, 153
High St., Clinton on Wednesday,
April 6th (today) at 2 p.m. Visita-
tion will commence one hour prior
to the funeral service.
Beattie -Falconer Funeral Homes,
Clinton entrusted with arrange-
ments. Rev. David Woodall of
Ontario Street United Church will
officiate.
Funeral and committal service
was held at the funeral home. Inter-
ment at Maitlandbank Cemetery,
McKillop.
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