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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-06-21, Page 181111 -TNI NIJRON IXPOSITOR, Jun* 21, 12116 Sports Van Dooren makes cuts A Seaforth-arca hockey player has made it to the final camp for the Ontario Under -17 team. Mark Van Dooren, of RR 1 Seaforth, goes to the final five- day camp for the 90 remaining players at Waterloo this weekend. Fifteen players from six regions in the province are going. The final squad will be made up of 20 players. Van Dooren scored about 85 goals as a right winger with the Seaforth bantams and midgets last season, and is also s la in "triple A" bantam summer hockey at Durham this sum- mer. He has survived two try -out camps so far for the Under -17 team, the first at Cainp Borden in April and the other last month in Lindsay. Van Dooren has been invited to a couple of junior B camps later this summer and says if they don't pan out he would likc to play for the Seaforth junior "D"evelopment Cen- tenaires next winter "if he can inake it". Pick your own or Ready Picked STRAWBERRIES Orders Will Be Taken 482-3020 R.R. #1 Bayfleld Phone for crop up -date "Where personal contact is assured" Plcktuttllat. Mon. -Fri. &uu•7pm Sai.•Sun. &un••bpm Weather & Crop I'enult!ing GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO BREAK BEFORE EXAMS - Senior students and staff at Seaforth District High School played an exhibition ball game last Wednesday. Teacher Linda Doig took a determined swing at the ball on this play. All activities now grind to a halt at the local high school as students are writing final exams. LAZY DAYS OF SUMMER - The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club hosted both men's and womens' tournaments on separate days last week. Local lawnbowlers host tournaments The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club hosted two tournaments last week. On Wednesday it was a men's pairs and high team for the day was Jack Muir and Bob Doig with 3 wins and 2nd place went to Harold and Paul Mutter the father and son team from Thistle Club London. In third place were John Kindesman and John Patterson of Stratford. Fourth prize went to Bill Graham and Grant Johnston of St. Marys while the consolation prize was won by Jack McDonald and Jack Fisher of Lucknow.. Thursday, June 15 saw eleven greens in play for ladies pairs' tournament. In first place where Jane Treleaven and Marg Soloman of Lucknow with 3w+40. Second went to Seaforths Carol Carter and Edna Bell with 3w+39. Third was Mary Higgins and Frances Boyd to play in Japan Hockey player Boyd Devereaux of Seaforth, the first 17 -year-old picked in this province in the recent major junior A hockey draft by the Kitchener Rangers, has earned another honour. He has been selected to play on Canada's under -18 team that will be in Japan this August playing in the Pacific Cup tournament. asairarth ASkihr ,hickey SEAFORTH MEN'S LEAGUE ( June 14 results) LIGHT 12 YOUNGBLOOD 7 Lightning scorers: Maurice Guy 4, Jason Smith 3, Mike 1 lugill 2, Paul McLlwain, Kevin Cardno, Jason Henderson. Young Blood scorers: Doug Smith 2, Derek Smith, Chad McCallum, Scott Jewitt, Bradon Nash, Jason Dunseith. ROCKETS 10 'CANES 6 Rockets scorers: Ted Sills 2, Jerry McLaughlin 2, Dan Wildfong 2, Jim Campbell, Jason Bcuttenmiller, Brent vanden Akkcr, Darren Akey. Hurricanes scorers: Than Finnigan 2, Mike Devereaux, Shaun Anstett, Brian Gardner, Brent I Wiley. SCORING LEADERS Name C A 11S I'M Wildfong, RK 14 28 42 10 Papple, RK 17 20 37 0 ' P. McLlwain, LT 17 18 35 6 Guy, LT 19 13 3'2 0 Smith, LT 17 13 30 0 K. McLwain, YB 8 18 26 2 McLaughlin, RK 14 8 22 8 Dunseith, YI3 9 12 21 0 vandenAkker, RK 6 14 20 6 Workman, LT 7 11 18 4 TEAM STANDINGS Name W L T F A PIS Rockets 6 I 1 97 53 13 Lightning 5 2 1 82 59 11 Hurricanes 2 6 0 52 70 4 Young Blood 2 6 0 51 90 4 HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD June 13, 1993 High six game winners: Tom Williams (544); Dave Kyle (535); tan Williams (476); Dave Woodward (458); Hugh McKay (409); Jim Davis (401); Edna Dietz (396); Lorne Archer (392). Teur of Mitchell with 2w+48op1. Fourth was Jean Shillington and Mary Colson of the Clinton Club and fifth place with 2w+40op7 were Thelma Coombs and Dorothy McCluskie. Sixth was Audrey Hepburn and partner of Stratford while the Consolations prize went to Betty Tilley and Catherine Van Doornik of Seaforth. Friday evening saw three Seaforth members competing in optional singles at Goderich and Thelma Coombs placed third with 2w+39. Neil Beuerman was a close fourth with 2w+38. All reported this an interesting competition. Friday evening, June 23 will be a fun evening at the Seaforth Greens starting at 7 p.m. All members are asked to bring a new bowler and hot dogs and beverage will be served after. COMEBACK - Midfielder Dave Murray of St. Columban's men's soccer team battles for the ball with an unidentified Benfica player in Friday night's 3-2 win for the locals. That's Wayne Ryan in the middle. Murray set up Steve Ryan twice in the entertaining game, as St. Columban held tough after falling behind early 2-0. su, GAMES THIS WEEK ( Wed. June 21) 8 p.m. - Hurricanes vs. Lightning y p.m. - Rockets vs. Young Blood. • YOUTH LEAGUE ( June 15 results) SENIOR RED WINGS 7 NORDIQUES 7 Red Wings goals: Derek Nesbitt 3, Derek Akey 2, Tim McNaughton 2. Nordiques goals: Jason Anstett 2, Evan Eckert 2, Scott Van Dooren, Barry Noakes, Colin Cook. Highlights: Close game. Teams were tied six limes and each team had a one -goal lead twice after Nords took early 2-0 head start. FLYERS 12 BRUINS 11 Flyers goals: I'at Culligan 5, Mike Murray 2, Mark Phillips 2, Daniel Nash 2, Barry Medd. Bruins goals: Jon Bjerg 4, Jason I Iulley 2, Adam Leonhardt 2, Daryl Young, Ryan Willis, Tim Sills. Higlight: Both teams leave defence and goalies at home. JUNIOR PENGUINS 8 BLACK HAWKS 7 Penguins goals: Cody McNaughton 5, Tyler Elligsen, Bill Gridzak, Lance Laverty. Black Hawks goals: Curtis Blake 3, Curtis Wilson 3, Stephanie Weber. RANGERS 11 LEAFS 7 Rangers goals: Tim McClure 4, Rick Harburn 4, Nick Elligsen 2, Bill Nigh. Leaf goals: Mark Kirconnell 4, Nick Jansen 2, Kyle Telchert. Highlight: Leafs lose first game by blowing 5-1 first-porlo d lead as Rangers explode for seven goals in second period. TEAM STANDINGS Senior Name W L T F A Pis Flyers 4 2 1 69 53 9 Red Wings 3 3 1 50 58 7 Bruins 3 4 0 58 60 6 Nordiques 2 3 2 46 52 6 Ip©r G Junior Name W L T F A PTS Leafs '5 1 1 59 34 11 Black Hawks 3 4 0 43 47 6 Penguins 2 3 2 35 44 6 Rangers 2 41 51 63 5 GAMES THIS WEEK (Thur. June 22) 6:30 - Black hawks vs. Leafs 7:30 - Rangers vs. Penguins 8:30 - Nordiques vs. Flyers 9:30 - Bruins vs. Red Wings r WESTERN ONTARIO SOCCER LEAGUE SENIOR Second Division/ Central (result June 16) Benfica 2 at ST. COLUMBAN 3 St. Columban goals - Steve Ryan 2, John Jordan 1. Keeper - Jason Dietz Cup Game (at Strathroy, June 14) Portugese Can 2 St. Columban 1 St. Columban goal - Brian Melady. STANDINGS Name WLTFAVIS Falcons 6 0 0 18 2 18 Benfica 5 1 0 26 6 15 St. Col 4 1 1 12 9 13 Lon United 3 2 1 9 9 10 Exeter 3 3 1 12 8 10 Marconi 3 3 0 17 16 9 Nairn 2 1 3 7 18 8 Olympics 2 3 0 7 7 6 German Can 1 4 1 8 21 4 Maltese 0 4 1 6 18 1 Albanians 0 5 1 10 20 1 ST. COLUMBAN MINOR JUNIOR B (result June 15) St. Fouls 1 at ST. COL 4 St. Columban goals - Kevin Mur- ray, Shane Murray, Gerard O'Reilly, Patrick Kale. Keepers: Owen O'Reilly, Brady Nolan. Future game: Tues. June 27, 7 p.m. at St. Columban. Stir Pastball • SOUTH HURON FASTBALL LEAGUE (result June 14) Brussels 9 at C4TH COOPS 1 Losing pitcher: Doug Vock Highlights: The Tigers broke a 1=1 deadlock by scoring eight runs in the sixth inning, four of them via a grand slam. GAMES THIS WEEK Wed - Zurich at Coops, 7:30 p.m. Thur - Monkton at Coops, 8:30 p.m. (Both games at Lion's Park) C4TH INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT (June 23, 24, 25) Opening round draw Fri-Monkton vs Fullarton A, 7 p.m. -Walton vs. Wyoming, 8:30 p.m. -Thamesford vs. Blyth, 10 p.m. (all at Lion's Park) Sat- Brussels Tigers vs. Mitchell, (Optimist Park, 8:30 a.m.) - Coops vs London Gators, (Lion's Park, 8:30 a.m./ - Brussels Bulldogs vs. Sarnia (Optimist Park, IO a.m.) - Goderich vs. Kitchener (Lion's Park, 10 a.m.) - Shakespeare vs. Camlalachie (Lion's Park, 11:30 a.m.) Championships (both at Lion's Park) Sun - Consolation, 2:30 p.m. - "A" Final, 4 p.m. WHERE 19 YOUR SCORE? SCOREBOARD welcomes all results from Seaforth and area teams regardless of sport. But we can't report it if we don't know its happening. We require legible results, with names . correctly spelled, at our office by Monday noon every week. Late reports will only be used if you've got a great excuse. Any questions? Call Gregor or Tim at 527.0240. IN STORE SPECIALS &eeta lid d 7d&a4 Oftaeo cut 7e -eat veno Ted's Tasty TOMATOES From Our Own Greenhouse r ' There's still plenty of , planting material available. Includes Nursery Stock. Our Perennial Display Garden is a must to see at various times of the year! "Beautifying Huron County Since 1981" OUR OWN ASPARAGUS in freezer quantities. TE -EM FARM fi gar'de ru''a Paeadita RR # OPEN 9 to 8 on. to Fri., 9 to 6 Sat.Ted o ndSun. Ont. I GO (519) 482-3020 Vander wooden 20 YEARS FROM HOW, IT'LL BE A GREAT HAND-ME-DOWN. When you buy a Lawn -Boy staggered - wheel mower, you're getting a mower that's in it for the long haul. See 'Team Vincent today for a look at the "Forever Mower.'" Years from now, you'll be glad you did. "AFTER WE SELL... WE SERVICE!" 527-0120 1 1/4 Mile N. of Seaforth FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED Quality Care Air Conditioning Service. Your car's air conditioning system should be checked annually. At Hart Ford Mercury we have four highly trained, certified technicians on staff. We can check your complete air conditioning system for only: $ 4 9 QUALITY CARE Where the Quality Continues (Plus taxes, Parts & Labour extra) Note: New Federol Regulation for Freon. For information call Shirley. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY! q