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Midgets douse Aylmer Flames
In a dramatic, emotional game at
home the Seaforth Midgets defeated
Aylmer 6-3 to capture the Ontario
title last Tuesday night.
A capacity crowd at the Seaforth
and District Arena greeted the local
boys with enthusiasm. After a
scoreless fust period Seaforth broke
loose in the second. Rearguard
Colin Devereaux blasted a shot just
off the inside of the post to give
Seaforth its first goal. Seaforth
struck again when Wayne
Schoonderwoerd scored on a Brad
Moore pass. Fifteen seconds later
Aylmer pulled within one but
Shaun Ansteu outhustled several
defenders to restore the two -goal
lead. Jason Murray added -a short-
handed goal for a 4-1 lead but
Aylmer scored to pull within a pair.
In the third period Aylmer scored
early, only one goal behind
Seaforth. With the pressure on
Seaforth, Jason Murray answered
the call by scoring .his second of the
game. Seaforth's Adam Agar (and
his defensive corps) stopped desper-
ate attempts by Aylmer to get a
goal.
For insurance, Jason Murray
scored a third goal with 23 seconds
left to lock up the win. In the ensu-
ing chaos, with debris on the ice
and noise shaking the rafters, the
referee called the game.
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
The Seaforth Midgets had a suc-
cessful year, playing sixty games
and finishing with a 46-10-4 record.
They won the Kincardine tourna-
ment, Wingham Regional Silver
Stick and Mooretown Silver Stick
Final. Seaforth placed second in the
Pee Wees win
A tough team from Seaforth put
an end to the Goderich Lions
Peewees' hopes of capturing the
WOAA zone title two weeks ago
sweeping the best -of -three series in
two straight games.
After winning game one in
Goderich, Seaforth won game two
on April 2.
The Seaforth team came out
strong and exhibited excellent skat-
ing, checking and positional play in
handing Goderich a 6-0 series end-
ing loss.
The Lions Peewees tried to
shuffle lines in the hopes of coming
up with a scoring combination, but
the bounces didn't go their way.
The Goderich Peewees to their
credit handed out several good
checks and had some good scoring
chances.
Seaforth native Dave
McLlwain led the Ottawa Sena-
tors to a 6-5 win over the
Washington Capitals with two
goals and an assist on Wednes-
day night.
Wed. April 6
In a home ice game against
Washington, Dave scored one
goal in the first period, had an
assist in the second and scored
his second goal in the third
period. It was Ottawa's 14th win
of the season.
Thurs. April 7
McLlwain had no points in a
5-4 road game loss against the
Boston Bruins.
Sat. April 9
Dave had no points in an 8-4
road game loss against the
Washington Capitals.
Totals
Dave now has 17 goals and 25
assists in 64 games with the
Ottawa Senators for a total of 42
points.
'Mac' is only nine points away
from his NHL career -high of 51
points with only three games
remaining to play in the 1993-94
season with the Ottawa Senators.
It is a record he almost certain-
ly would have beaten if he had
not suffered a separated shoulder
at the end December and missed
over a month of play.
DAVID SWFt PHOTO
DOWN FOR THE COUNT - This major skirmish in the third period
of Tuesday night's midget playoff action resulted in two game
misconducts for players from both Seaforth and Aylmer.
Tillsonburg tournament and only
lost two games at home all year.
The following players were an
integral part of the 'Midget
machine': defencemen . Jim
Crowley, Jeff Ryan, Colin
Devereaux, Mark McNichol, Jeff
Flanagan and Brent Hulley. The
offence was Mike Smale, Mike
Hugill, Jason Henderson, Shaun
Anstett, Jason Smith, Steve
McInally, Dean Finnigan, Wayne
Schoonderwoerd and Brad Moore.
The stellar goaltending came from
Adam Agar and Chad Lamont. The
two goaltenders combined for a
total of eight shutouts.
The Midgets would like to thank
the community for such a strong
show of support down the stretch
"because it made the final victory
so special."
Seaforth won the best -of -seven
OMHA final four games to two.
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Rockies leading
By George Love
The Rockieshold a 275 -pin lead
over the second place Orioles, with
one right of play remaining in the
St. James Bowling League Playoffs.
Murray Bennewies had another
excellent night, leading the Rockies
with 291,351,296-938; Tim $gown
232,202-601 and Janice Morris 204-
477. The Orioles held second place
with top scores by Rick Elliott 346-
659 and Betty Johnston 214,205-
603.
High scores for the Cubs were
recorded by Bob Dinsmore
208,218-609, Don Nolan 202-574
and Wilhelmina Poppe 200-419.
Jack Ryan led the Tigers with
250-608, Arie Van Diepen 201,207-
583, Martin Andreassi 207-557 and
Martin Van Bakel 201-496. The
Braves got top scores from Gerry
Nobel 207,224,219-650. Karen
Hoegy 205-591, and John Aubin
228-529. Gord Murray with 200-
575 and Patsy Lacroix 213-498
paced the Indians.
Standings - Rockies - 11270;
Orioles - 10995; Cubs - 10906;
Tigers - 10892; Braves - 10782;
and Indians - 10466.
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3. Select (2) goaltenders, (1) from EACH conference.
4. Select the (2) Finalists in EACH conference.
5. Select the Stanley Cup Champion.
6. The Point System:
Skaters goals and assists •- 1 pt. each
Goalies shutouts -- 5 pts. each
Conference Finalists - 5 pts. each
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either location mentioned below.
Seaforth & Dist. Comm. Centres
P.O. Box 939 • - or
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NOK 1 WO
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1994 Hockey Playoff Pool Entry Form=
Western:
Conference 1.
Finalist 2.
Eastern:
Prov.: Conference 1.
Finalist 2.
Stanley Cup Champion:
Team Name:
Name:
Address:
Town:
Postal Code:
Phone:
Western Conference
DETROIT B63 DALLAS F63
Yzerman B64 Modano F64
Fedorov 865 Courtnall F65
Zozlov B66 N. proten -- F66
Sheppard B67 Gagner - F67
Primeau B68 Evason - F68
Coffey B69 Eklund - F69
B70 F70
TORONTO B72 CALGARY - F72
Gilmour B73 Fleury - F73
And'ychuk B74 N'uwendyk - F74
Borschsky B75 Maclnnis - F75
Clark B76 Otto - F76
Gartner B77 Reichel - F77
Ellett B78 Roberts - F78
B79 F79
ST. LOUIS B81 CHICAGO - F81
B. Hull B82 Roeniok - F82
Shanahan B83 Ysebaert - F83
Stastny B84 G. Suter - F84
Housley B85 Chelios - F85
Janney B86 Amonte - F86
Nedved B87 Murphy - F87
B88 F88
I VANCOUVER B90
I Bure B91
Courtnall 892
Ronning B93
Linden B94
Lumme B95
J. Brown B96
B97
GOALIES: Pick
Western (Pick
Belfour
Essensa
Potvin
Joseph
K. McLean
Vernon
Moog -
Irbe
SAN JOSE - F90
Makarov - F91
Elik - F92
Ozolinsh - F93
Falloon - F94
Larionov - F95
Dahlen - F96
F97
(1) from each conference
1) Eastern (Pick (1)
B102 Roy - F102
B103 Richter - F103
B104 Vanbies'ck .F104
B105 Hasek - F105
B106 Barraso - F106
B107 Terreri - F1Q7
B108 Casey - F108
8109 Beaupre - F109
8110 F110
8111 F111
RANGERS
Messier
Zubov
Graves
Leetch
Tikkanen
Anderson
Eastern Conference
J63 N. JERSEY - N63
J64 Maclean - N64
J65 S. Richer - N65
_ J66 Zelepukin - N66
J67 Nied'mayer =N67
_ J68 S. Stevens - N68
_ J69 Nichols - N69
J70 N70
BOSTON
A. Oates
lafrate
R. Bourque
Neely _ J76
Smolinski _ J77
Donato J78
J79
J72
J73
J74
J75
PITTSBURG - J81
M. Lemieux
K. Stevens
J. Mullen
J. Jagr
Murphy
Francis
J82
- J83
J84
J85
- J86
J87
- J88
WASH.
Ridley
Khristich.
Juneau
Bondra.
Cote
Hunter
PHILA.
Recchi
Lindros
Bmd'Amour
Galley
Renberg
Beranek
J90
J91
J92
J93
J94
J95
J96
J97
MONTREAL- N72
K. Muller N73
Schneider - N74
Keane N75
Bellows N76
Dionne N77
Damphousse N78
N79
BUFFALO N81
Plante N82
Mogilny _N83
Hawerchuk - N84
Audette N85
Khmylev N86
May N87
N88
FLORIDA N90
Kudelski - N91
Mellanby N92
Belanger - N93
Lomakin N94
Foligno N95
Strudland - N96
N97
J99 N.Y. ISLES -N99
J101 Turgeon -N100
J102 Thomas -N101
J103 King -N102
J104 Hogue -N103
J105 Ferraro N104
J106 Malakhov -N105 I
J107 N106 1
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