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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-10-18, Page 8S -TN• HURON IXPOSITOR, Ootobov 111, 11Ns MINMIMI GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTOS IN THE WEE HOURS - They may not get much recognition but they are up and at it, and keen as they come every Saturday mor- ning at the local arena in the House League of the Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association. Games start at 6:30 a.m. every Saturday, and the teams are balanced to make them fair. The Leafs shut out the Ducks in the first game last Saturday. See Scoreboard on page 16 for details. Warrior Mike Local puckster Mike Devereaux is now playing hockey for the University of Waterloo Warriors. His most recent team was the Stratford junior B Cullitons, after graduating ' from Seaforth minor and junior ranks. Cents unleash avalanche of goals The Centenaires put down the Dukes 7-3 for their first road win of the young junior hockey season Saturday night at St. George, after making 16-4 mincemeat of the Bulldogs from Burford at the Seaforth and District Community Centres the night before. The pair of -weekend wins against Eastern Conference opponents, that Seaforth is meeting for the first time because of the inter -locking schedule the OHA Junior "D"evelopment League adopted during the summer, left the Centenaires one point out of first place by Monday in the tough Morenz Division of the West, or Yeck Conference as it is now called. Seaforth has a tough row to hoe starting tomorrow with three games in four nights. They travel to Ayr for an 8:15 start Thursday, then return home for a weekend doubleheader - against the Lambeth Lancers Friday night at 8:30 and the North Mid- dlesex Stars Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Rookie Chad McCallum from Walton scored a hat trick to lead the Cents at St. George Saturday. The whippet -thin but fairly feisty 16 -year-old exer- cised his right of choice and was released for $500 by Brus- sels minor to the Seaforth system last week and is playing with the Centenaires as an affiliate. He is a student at Seaforth District High School and all his friends live locally. The forward line of McCal- lum with veterans Steve McInally and Jason Dunseith looks like dynamite, lighting' the lamp six times against the Dukes. McInally scored twice and captain Dunseith got the other, along with five assists. Sophomore Brandon Corriveau also scored for the Cents, and Chris Lyndon earned the vic- tory between the Seaforth pipes. The Centenaires led 2-1 after the first period and 4-1 after the second. 'DAWGS DINGED BAD Thirteen snipers scored the two touchdowns and safety touch for the Cents on Friday the 13th, which turned into an embarrassing nightmare for Burford and the biggest blowout in the 23 -year -history of the Centenaires. The Bulldogs, still tied for first in their division of the East or McConnell Conference, obviously left their growl el- sewhere Friday and only brought 16 players. Seaforth scored about every which way you could think of, and then some, including 10 unanswered goals in the second period. They poured at will through the non-existent Bulldog defence. Burford scored two of its goals in the final three minutes of the game to make the final outcome a wee bit less embarrassing. But they need a lot of work behind the blueline, anyway you slice it. The weekend outcomes underlined the respective strengths of the two re -aligned JDL conferences. In 10 interlocking games so far the West has won eight of them, outscoring the East 75-29 in the process. Dean Finnigan, Dunseith and McInally each scored two times for the Centenaires. The other Seaforth gunners were Andrew Scott, Dwight Gingerich, ,Wayne Schoonder- woerd, Jason Henderson, J.C. Kirk, Brent Hulley, Terry Bar- ton, Jason Smith, McCallum and Corriveau. The Seaforth juniors led 4-1 after the first 20 minutes and 14-1 after two periods, while Scou Wood picked up his second win in the Seaforth net. The Centenaires now trail pace -setting Lucan by a point, but with a game in hand, in the early Morenz Division race, but then again third-place and undefeated Exeter is only one point behind Seaforth with two games in hand on them. CENTS 7 ST.GEORGE 3 First Period 1. St.G, Forth (Conners, 1 lockman) 3:29 pp 2. C4th, McCallum (Dunseith, Mclnally) 4:42 pp 3. C4th, McCallum (Dunseith, Mclnally) 7:57 Penalties Dunseith, C4th (rough) 2.31; Leman, St.G (rough) 3:48; Smith, St.G (hook) 6:46; Crenl, St.0 (high stick) 18:33. Second Period 4. C4th, Dunseith (Mclnally) 6:09 5. C4th, Corrtveau (Henderson) 12:28 Penalties - Evans, St.0 (check from behind, game mise) C123; CYNeall, St.G (slash) 5:10; Knox, St.0 (trip) 18:21 Third Period 6. C4th, Mclnally (Dunseith, McCallum) 0:56 7. St.G, O'Neal? (Leman) 4:23 8. C4th, Mclnally (Dunseith, McCallum) 11:29 9. C4th, McCallum (Dunseith, Mclnally) 16:26 10. St.G, O'Neal? (Conners) 17:15 pp Penalties - McCallum, C4th (rough) 4:33; Wick, C4th (high stick) 4:50; Cassan, St.G (high stick) 13:38; Finnigan, C4th (2X - spear) 17:21; Leman, St.G (rough) 19:24 Shots on goal: Seaforth - 22/9/11-42; St.G - 13/5/4-22 Goal: Seaforth, Lyndon; St.George, Gruen, Drune Referee: Richards Attendance: NA BULLDOGS 4 CENTS 16 First Period 1. C4th, McCallum (Dunseith, Mclnally) 3:24 2. 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