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GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTOS
VOLLEYBALL ACTION - Seaforth District High School's boys' volleyball teams took on
Exeter South Huron in town here last Thursday. The first two senior games were dandies -
with undefeated Exeter taking the first 16-14, but Seaforth the second by an identical score.
The rubber game was no contest with South Huron winning 15-0. Exeter swept the junior
games 15-3, 15-2 and 15-4.
Local runners top field
Seaforth and arca runners set
the pace in two &visions at the
fifth -annual Patrick Cook
Memorial Cross Country Meet
for elementary schools at Strat-
ford last Tuesday.
Bradley Henderson of RR 1
Seaforth won the boy's eight -
and -under event and Danny
Sharpe of Egmondville crossed
the finish line first in the boy's
9 -and -10 race.
Both are students at St.
James School in Seaforth.
In the girls' 13 -and -over race
Kim Devereaux of Seaforth
finished in third place.
The cross country was held at
St. Michael Secondary School.
Cents get point but lose game they should have
Veteran forward, Christien
Criel glided unmarked into the
high slot, took a pass from
Steve Hudson from the corner,
then drilled the winning goal
with 1:13 left in overtime at
Lucan Wednesday as the Irish
6 won their home opener with
a 5-4 decision over the
Seaforth Centenaires.
The overtime loss leaves the
Cents with three points after
their first three games in the
Ontario Hockey Association's
Junior "D"evelopment League.
Holes -
Eleven -year-old Mark
Flanagan of Church Street in
Seaforth was the youngest
golfer to record a hole -in -one
at the Seafort:l Golf and
Country Club this season. He
used a five iron to ace the 140 -
yard 15th hole on July 24.
Eight aces have been
recorded so far this golfing
season at the local links, four
of them at the 10th hole, three
at the 15th and another at the
16th.
They host Burford Friday at
8:30 p.m. at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres,
and travel to St. George Satur-
day night for a 7:30 start.
The Irish ended Seaforth's
season at Lucan last spring and
unpleasant lingering memories
faded early as the Centenaires
built up a 2-0 lead by the 8:55
mark of the first period on
goals by captain Jason Dun-
seith and rookie J.C. Kirk. On
the subsequent shift Seaforth
came within a whisker of
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in -one
The record of aces reads like
so:
• Carolanne Doig, May 6, #15,
par 3, 122 yards.
• Paul Selvey, May 23, #10,
par 3, 103 yards.
• John Caldwell, June 15, #10.
• Ken Doig Sr., June 16, #15,
liar 3, 140 yards.
• Mark Flanagan, July 24, #15.
• Norm McLean, Aug. 5, #10.
• Barry Noakes, Aug. 21, #10.
• Larry Dudgeon, Sept. 8, #16,
par 3, 161 yards.
Muir gets scholarship
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The granddaughter of Jack
and Marie Muir of Jarvis Street
in Seaforth has earned a com-
bined athletic and academic
scholarship at Mercer State
University in Macon, Georgia,
about 90 minutes south of
Atlanta.
Tracy Muir, 19, will play
both fastball and volleyball for
Mercer. She is the daughter of
Mary and Danny Muir of Strat-
ford, who is well-known in the
Seaforth sports scene.
Tracy was chosen top athlete
at Stratford St. Michael Secon-
dary School and was the Strat-
ford Minor Sports Council's
athlete of the year.
She played catcher and first
bast for Maryhill and the
Kitchener -Waterloo Civitans
last summer.
She chose Mercer over Rut-
gers (New Jersey), Kent State
(Ohio) and the University of
California at Berkley.
"Mercer is a small school and
it's Division I," says Muir,
"and I can get a degree in
education which will be valid
in Canada. And third, 1 can
play volleyball there.
"My coach in minor ball,
Brad Horton (of the Stratford
Minor Girls Softball As-
sociation) taught me everything
I know," she adds. "He was
my coach for nine of my 12
years."
She also credited her teachers
at St. Mikes.
making it a three -goal lead but
missed two "cans of corn"
within seconds of each other.
The momentum seemed to
shift, Lucan came on stronger
with a flurry of shots and tied
it up by the end of the first
period.
The teams exchanged goals
in the second period, with
newcomer Dwight Gingerich
scoring for Seaforth, so
remained deadlocked entering
the third. A shorthanded goal
by Mike Robb took some more
wind out of the Cents' sails,
but Dunseith's second goal of
the game on a nifty
"spinerama" and low blast
from the point on the
powerplay, with eight -and -a
half minutes left in regulation
time pepped up play, earned
the point and sent the game
into OT.
On more than one occasion
in the game all five Seaforth
skaters seemed to run around
like heads with their chickens
cut off in their own end of the
rink. This is what beat them in
the end. Nobody picked up
Criel all alone in the middle
one-on-one with a hard low
shot.
The Irish out -shot Seaforth
41-30.
The diminutive Gingerich, a
rookie forward who played
with former Centenaires Jamie
and Chad Ramer and Steve
Geiger while rising through the
ranks of in the Zurich minor
system, played a strong game,
setting up Kirk with some
hustle then a terrific pass on
won
Seaforth's second goal.
The Centenaires have now
also signed two 17-year-olds
from the Seaforth minor sys-
tem, on their request - defen-
ceman Brent Hulley and for-
ward Jason Smith.
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
GAMES THIS WEEK
( Oct. 11 )
9 p.m. - Perth vs Winthrop
9:50 - Socialites vs Parr Line
10:40 - Dumpers vs Knights
• MEN'S LEAGUE
GAMES THIS WEEK
( Oct. 12)
8:30 - Grads vs Royals
9:20 - Easy Riders vs Rustlers
10:10 - Parr Line vs Raiders
11 p.m.- Winthrop vs Cyclones
C4TH 4 LUCAN 5 (OT)
First Period
1 Cents, Dunseith (Scott, Carroll)
3:40
2. Cents, Kirk (Gingerich) 8:55
3. Irish, Mills (Lisk, Boshart) 15:29
4. Irish, Robb (Reid, Bodnar) 1638
Penalties - Boshart, Lucan (trip)
1:21; Matthews, Lucan (cross check)
17:57.
Second Period
5. Irish, Emms (Jenken,
Joremchenko) 8:51
6. Cents, Gingerich (Corriveau) 9:43
- Penalties - Robson, Lucan
(instigate, fight, game misc), Tim
Barton, C4th (fight, game misc)
8:52; Henderson, C4th (interfere)
17:03.
Third Period
7. Irish, Robb 8:01 sh
8. Cents, Dunseith (Henderson)
11:23 pp
Penalties - Joremchenko, Lucan
(Rough) 5:33; Volland, C4th (slash)
7:01; Bodnar, Lucan (hook) 9:25;
Henderson, C4th, Lambourn, Lucan
(Rough) 19:34.
Overtime
9. Irish, Criel (I Judson) 3:57
Penalties - None
Shots on goal: Lucan 11/8/14/2-
41; Seaforth 10/7/12/1-30.
Goal: Seaforth, Stephenson; Lucan,
Carson.
Referee: McManus
Attendance: 100 est.
Harness racer will be missed
A Goderich woman, who $100,000 as a trainer in her
spent the better part of the last harness racing career.
dozen years in the winner's "She was a fierce competitor
circle, died of breast cancer last and fought hard to make a
place for herself in a male -
month. Tammy (Larsen) Watt, dominated sport," says Clinton
and he beat Centenaires' goal- 30, won more than $200,000 in raceway committee member
tender Mike Stephenson cleanly prize money and more than Tom Williscraft.
Eisler and Brasseur head program
Former World Pairs titlists
and Olympic bronze medalists,
Lloyd Eisler of Seaforth and
Isabelle Brasseur of Quebec,
will help lead the way as
Canada's best pros take on a
field of International stars in
the 1995 Canadian Professional
Figure Skating Championship.
It is scheduled for Copps
Coliseum in Hamilton on Dec.
1 and 2.
Brasseur and Eisler will
continue their long-time rivalry
with two-time Olympic gold
medalist Ekaterina Gordeeva
and Sergei Grinkov of Russia.
Also representing - Canada in
David Scott photo
CO-ED TOURNEY - Members of the "Young and Restless" and "Youngblood" squads
mix it up during an all -day co-ed broomball tournament at the Seaforth and District
Community Centre on Saturday.
pairs will be 1984 World
Champions Barbara Underhill
and Paul Martini and 1988
national champs Christine
Hough and Doug Ladret.
Four -time World Champion
Kurt Browning will carry
Canada's banner in the men's
competition.
Five countries (the United
States, Japan, Switzerland,
Russia and Canada) will be
represented at the event, which
last year attracted more than
two -million viewers across
North America.
Other prominent skaters
scheduled to perform include
former Olympic gold medalist
Scott Hamilton, former Olym-
pic silver medalist Paul Wylie,
U.S. silver medalist Mark
Mitchell and 1989 World
professional Champ Gary
Beacom.
In woolen's competition,
1992 Canadian Champ Karcn
Preston will make her pro
debut against a field that
includes 1994 World Champ
Yuka Sato, 1990 World Profes-
sional Champion Denise
Biellmann, 1984 Olympic
'silver medalist Rosalynn Sum-
ners and 1987 World bronze
medalist Caryn Kadavy.
lecisktball
HURON CONFERENCE
GIRLS BASKETBALL
( Oct. 4 results )
Senior
Seaforth 49 (Price 16) Clinton 47
unior
Seaforth 61 (1 Iainon 20) Clinton 31
Midget
Seaforth 60 (McCall 20) Clinton 49
GAMES TIIIS WEEK
Wed - Goderich at Seaforth
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