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Centenaires summary
1'RISH 3 at CENTS 6
First period
No scoring
Penalties - Corriveau, Seaf
(Rough) 8:39; Prtenjaco, Lucan
(high stick) 11:50; Stinchcombe,
Lucan (slash) 16:42; McInally,
Seaf (elbow) 18:55.
Second period
1. C4th, McInally (Murray,
Geiger) 2:24 pp
2. C4th, Corriveau (Volland,
Todd Papple) 3:47
3. C4th, Corriveau 7:26
4. C4th Murray (Corriveau,
Mauhison) 8:00 sh
5. Lucan, Matthews (Deprest,
Davis) 9:30
6. Lucan, DePrest (Prtenjaco)
13:39
7. C4th, Geiger (Mclnally,
Flanagan) 18:29
Penalties - Stinchcombe,
Lucan (Rough) 1:19; Matthews,
Lucan (hold) 5:48; Wright, Seaf
(int) 6:18; Matthews, Lucan
(Rough after whistle); Volland,
Seaf (Rough after whistle;
Lauwaert (dbl MNR - Rough
after whistle) all 10:19;
Stinchcombe Lucan (Rough
after whistle) 14:17; Stephens,
Lucan (slash); Cook, Seaf (cross
check); Lauwaert, Seaf (slash)
all 18:40.
Third period
8. C4th Volland (Corriveau,
Todd Papple) 1:41
9. Lucan, DePrest (Matthews,
Davis) 16:09.
Penalties - McInally Seaf
(high stick major) 1:21; Durfey,
Seaf (bench major) served by
Cook, Wright (misc) 12:21;
Stinchcombe, Lucan (high stick
11:50; Flanagan, Seaf (check
from behind, game misconduct)
18:38.
Shots on goal: Not available
Goal: Lucan (Glavin), Seaforth
(Swan)
Referee: Paul Petrie
Attendance: 200 (est.)
Partridges
BY GEORGE LOVE
The St. James Bowling League
began play on Monday, September
19. The Partridges opened the
season with a 7-0 victory over the
Doves. Connie Marion paced the
Partridges with 200-526 and Don
Nolan topped the Doves with
223,226-630.
The Eagles downed the Jays 5-2
led by George Love with
228,235,213-676 and Betty
Johnston 203-545. High bowler for
TIM cUMMINo PHOTO
CELEBRATE! - These Centenaires put up their hands to
celebrate a goal in their 6-3 win against Lucan.
Cents win two big ones
The Seaforth Centenaires are off
to the races after opening their
Ontario Hockey Association Junior
'D' evelopment League season with
a couple of weekend wins.
Steve McInally's pair of goals
and three assists paced the
Centenaires to a 7-5 victory over
the Bulldogs at Mt. Brydges
Saturday night, following a 6-3 win
over the Lucan Irish 6 in their
home opener at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres Friday.
Brandon Corriveau led the local
attack in that game with two goals
and another two assists.
The Seaforth juniors host the
North Middlesex Stars from
Parkhill in their next start Friday
night at 8:30. On Saturday they hit
thc road to Port Stanley for an 8:30
appointment with the Lakers.
Jason Dunseith was the
Centenaires' leading scorer as a
winger on a line with the two
Devereaux boys two seasons ago
but Centenaires' coach Maurice
Guy is now using him . as a
defenceman to provide a little more
oomph behind the blueline.
"Dunce", as he is known to his
teammates, showed the transition
hasn't hurt his touch Saturday by
potting a pair of goals. Singles were
added by . Greg Matthison, Steve
Geiger and Corriveau as the
Ccntennaires at one point enjoyed a
5-1 lead but allowed the Bulldogs
to make a game of it later while
serving a high sticking major.
On Friday night Mclnally, Geiger,
Jason Murray and Jeff Volland each
added a goal and an assist to the
cause as the Cents cruised in their
home opener against the always
tough Irish. Greg Deprest, a 100 -
point player for Lucan the last
couple of seasons, headed in that
general direction again by notching
two goals and an assist.
The Centenaires seem to be
developing the pleasant tradition of
picking up points in their opening
game on home ice. They haven't
lost a home opener now in four
seasons, notching three wins and a
tie since then.
open with win
thc Jays was Murray Bennewies
with 243,207,286-736.
The Loons topped the Emmus 5-2
with high scores by Martin Van
Bakel with 253-515 for the Loons
and Gerry Nobel with 202,212-598
for the Emmus.
On Monday, September 26 the
Loons moved into first place with a
7-0 shutout over the Eagles. George
Love was high bowler in this game
with 243,231-636. The Emmus out
scored the Partridges 5-2, led by
SUBMrr1ED PHOTO
TRICOUNTY 'B' CHAMPIONS - Seaforth's Squirt Boys Fastball
Team ended the recent fastball season by becoming 'B' Cham-
pions in the Tricounty League. The team is (front row, left to right)
Curtis Wilson, Daniel Nash, Jason Anstett, Jeremy Holmes, Craig
Jervis, (back row) Stephen Knight, Nathan Marshall, Ride
Harburn, Brian Knight, Derek Van Drunen, Michael Knight
(coach). Not shown in photo are Neil Querengesser and Brian
Wilson (coach).
Mark Higenell with 254,219-670.
Janice Morris paced the Partridges
with 247-535. The, Doves edged
Jays 4-3 in the closest match of
night. Jack Ryan led the Doves with
277-658 and Don Nolan
207,201,584. Murray Bennewies
was high bowler for the Jays with
335,254,335-924.
Team standings - Loons - 12;
Partridges - 9; Emmus - 7; Jays - 5;
Eagles - 5; Doves - 4.
Centenaires summary
CENTS 7 at BULLDOGS 5
First period
1.Seaf, Matthtson (Corriveau,
Murray) pp 10:06
2. Seaf, Mclnally (Geiger,
Lauwaert) 12:45
3. Mt. B, Renneboog (Hardon,
Hodrils) 19:44
Penalties - Mann, Mt.B (int)
6:31; Murray, Seaf (high stick)
6:52; Harding, Mt.B (cross
check) (9:50; Te Barton, Seaf
(Rough after whistle) 17:31.
Second period
4. Seaf, Dunseith (Murray,
McInally) 12:42
5. Seaf, McInally (Dunseith,
Mauhison pp 13:52
6. Seaf, Dunseith (Mclnally)
17:42
7. Mt. B, Tubman 18:43
Penalties - Lauwaert, Seaf
(elbow); Tubman, M113 (Rough)
0:35; Ch Papple, Seaf (trip)
1:b7; Corriveau, Seaf (cross
check) 7:58; Vandeven, MIB
(hold) 13:04; Ti Barton, Seaf
(slash) 18:08; Fay, Mt.B (hold)
19:44.
Third period
8. Seaf, Corriveau (Murray,
Mtly) pp 1:36
9. f, Geiger (Hayter) 3:49
10. Mt. B, Bloomfield (Hardon)
4:14
11. Mt. B, Kinney (Hodrils,
Bloomfield) 11:47
12. Mt. B, Greig (Marcus) Sh
16:50
Penalties - C. Papple, Seaf
(slash) 5:38; Corriveau, Seaf
(cross check maj, game misc)
8:32; Tubman, Mt.B (high stick)
13:43. •
Shots on goal: Not available
Goal: Seaforth (Nahrgang) Mt.
Brydge (Blyth)
Referee: Brian Donaher
Attendance: Not available
Charlie Perkins
High Bowler
Thirty-one Seniors turned out
to bowl on Sept. 30. Charlie
Perkins started off with
excellent scores, - high single
287 and 663 triple.
Right behind Charlie was John
Van Loon with a single 245 and
triple 645.
Eric Matzold was next with a
604 triple follwed by Ron
Bennett with a 569 triple.
Don Wood and Norm McLean
each had 184 singles.
Ann Wood had high single
202 and 496 triple for the
women.
After some more practice I
know I will have better scores
to report for the women.
Welcome goes to Ken
McDonald, another new bowler
this year.
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