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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-01-10, Page 7Two .weekend wins put Cents in second Wins over Lucan and Delhi in Seaforth on the weekend vaulted the Centeuaires back into sole possession of second place in the Moroni Division of the Ontario Hockey As- sociation's Junior "D"evelopment League. The Cents jumped over the shot -staffed Lucan Irish 6, now two points back in third, with a 9-1 victory Sunday altemoon and just edged Delhi in a "snorer" Friday night 4-3. The men should Ix' separated from the boys this week though when the Scaforth juniors play three crucial games in four days, all on the road. Tonight they have a rematch with the Irish, who should have all their players suspended in a brawl at Exeter over the Christmas holidays back in the lineup, at Lucan at 8:15. Friday night they play the division -leading Hawks, who they now trail by seven points, at Exeter at 8:30. And Saturday night they play the Applejacks, with .the best record in the McConnell C'on- ference at 19-8 (with'three. of those losses in overtime), at Wellesley at 8:15. The Irish only 'had 16 players on the scoresheet for Sunday afternoon's game, and went with -a goalie who normally plays backup.' Captain Steve Matthews, Steve 1 tudson and Jeremy Jemec were all serving the second game of a suspen- sion, and goalie Knevt ('arson did not play. Front-line forwards Jason Henderson and Don Rivers also didn't play for the Cents, both still recovering -from shoulder injuries. Mark Van Dooren led the way for the locals with a hat trick, as Seaforth led 2-1 alter the first perital and 4-1 after two. -Tim Barton turned die tide for good midway through that second period when he scored a humongous goal on a brettkaway while the Cents were playing a minute -and -a - half two men short. Shaun Anstett also scored twice, with other single goals scored by Brandon Corrivcau, Jeff Volland and Jason Hayter. The final period got a hair chippy, as the Cents salted the win away with case by virtue of four powerplay goals. The Cents were lucky to escape with a win against the team with the worst record in the entire league Friday. Goaltender Scott Wood literally stood on his head with a spectacular stop to thwart a Delhi breakaway in the third period that could have tied it and maybe swung : the points the other way, a save that even had the Delhi players congratulating him after. the McLlwain plays game after being cut for 30 stitches Dave McLlwain had a rough Saturday night. The inteniational Hockey League'all-star got whacked in the face . witi a high stick in the middle of the second period awhile his team, the Cleveland Lumberjacks, was beating the Chicago Wolves 5-2. Dave took 30 stitches, from the comer of his mouth back to his ear, and needed plastic surgery. Nevertheless -he was back in action by the time they got to Phoenix in Cleveland Sunday, sporting a face shield, for the Lumberjacks' second 5-2 win of the weekend, this time over Roadrunners. He also scored .his 21st goal of the season in that game. A bizarre incident, other than Dave's injury, interrupted Saturday's game in front of an estimated 13,(x)0 fans at Chicago's Rosemount Arena. Players were swinging their sticks at a bat that swooped, down to the playing surface before stunning itself- by run- ning into the glass, where it fell to the ice by the boards and was then escorted from the ice by a player with a towel. Meanwhile, McLlwain con- tinues to be one of the bit forwards in the "I" and will be in the major pro league's all- star game at 1louston Saturday night. - The game will be on ESPN 2, for those with access to a dish. Paul McLlwain MVP in Sr. A For the second year in a row Seaforth's Paul McLlwain was named the most valuable player in the Western Ontario Athletic Association's senior A hockey all-star game, leading his con- fcrence to a 10-9 win in the annual game Saturday at Pal- merston. McLlwain, now 23, who played five seasons for Seaforth's junior C'entenaires before moving. on to senior ranks, scored four goals and added an assist. Akey organizes triple 'A' to step up from the average player. He says a player can domi- nate at the 'CC' level but still not get noticed by junior scouts. in 'AAA', however. Akcy says games as early as peewee are regularly scouted by juniors because the -competition is a truer measure of potential. "For kids who have aspira- tions," says Akey. "this is the way to go." On Friday. he said a zone executive has been formed and CONTINUF,D on page 12 by Blake Patterson Triple 'A' minor hockey is on its way ! At a meeting last Tuesday In Scaforth• regional hockey enthusiasts decided Huron and Perth counties will join forces to form an 'AAA' zone. it will reach from Lucknow to Embro. and from Goderich to Tavistock -- taking in 41 com- munities. Zone co-ordinator Charlie Akey says triple '.A' is needed beeausc exceptionally talented players need somewhere to go -r NIGHT SCHOOL fib~ CLASSES faux.bV Mitchell District High School INTEREST�CQURSES urae st Goartl s lime Egg thug Line Dancing Sign Language (P1 II) Woodworking Basics Low Impact Aerobics Introduction to Internet Video Photography WordPerfect 6 0 Lotus 2 4 Men's Basketbau Women's Basketball 121112 Wed Jan 10 Mon Feb 5 Wed Feb 7 Mon /Thus Feb 5'8 Thurs Feb 8 Thurs Feb 8 Thurs Feb 8 7-9 p m ' 7-9pm 79 pm s55 554 580 78pm 546 79pm 540 79pm 565 7-1O pm 538 Thurs Mar 21 7-10p m 538 Thurs Feb 8 8 30-10 p m 548 Mon Feb 5 8 30.10 p m $48 RgGISTRATION Sesslong 12 10 10 20 5 10 5 5 10 10 1 Please make cheques payable to the 'Perth County Board of Education'. 2 Registrsbon by mail (MDHS. 95 Frances Street. Mitchell. ON, NOK I NO) or by phone (3488495 - ask for Judy Wood) must be received by January 17, 1996 3. Final registration date will be January 17, 1996, 700 900 p m ALSO AVAILABLE ANYTIME: HOME STUDY COURSES Those courses are available In most subject striae. MATURE STUDENT EVALUATION Adults welshing to sun a Secondary School OredUstlon Diploma may be granted credits for work experience, maturity, equivalent eduestton or spprentceship. Contact Don Jones al MOMS for further Information. V. Tozer A.P.R. Sherratt Chair Director S game, and Fiore than made up for a real softie he let -in earlier in the game. Wood also made a couple of dandy stops when the Cents needed theta Sunday, and has been officially con- firmed as one of the two star- ting goaltenders for the Yeck Conference in the all-star game at Lucan later this month. All told though, the Cents did not play well and dodged a bullet picking up die two points and setting up Sunday's battle for second in the standings. Tito Barton's powerplay goal at 1:47 of the third was the difference. Dwight Gingcrich potted a pair of goals and an assist to pace the Cents, and Brent Nutley got the other. Seaforth led 2-0 after the first, but the two teams were tied at 3-3 entering the final 20 minutes in front of 157 fans. IRISH 1 CENTS 9 First Period I. Luc-Adamthwaite (Crcx•nlec) 10:30 2. C4th-Vanl)uoren (Mclnally) 12:05 3. C4th-Corriveau (Carroll, Tim Barton) 18:25 Penalties: 0. Henderson, Luc (hook) 3:49; Jarentchenku,: Luc- (hold) uc(hold) 7:48; Cornish, Luc, I)unseith, C4th (rough after whistle) 11:00; Dunsi•ith, C4th (hcwk) 16:21; Bodnar, Luc (rough after whistle), Corriveau (2x rough after whistle) 20:(X) Second Period . 4. C4th-Tim Barton 8:58 sh 5. C4th-Volland (Carroll, Mclnally) 14:19 pp Penalties: Cornish, Luc (high stick-), VariDooren, C41h (cross check) 4:02; Jarentehenko, Luc (cross check) 4:38; I lulley, C4th (trip) 5:46; I layter, C4th (rough after whistle) 7:19; Wright, C4th (rough) 7:48; Jarenuhenko; Luc, Anstett, C4th (rough after whistle) 11:39; Jenkcn, Luc (high stick) 13:55; Volland, C-lth Ohl) 16:33 Third Period . 6. C4th-VanDouren (Volland, Tim Barton) 4:52 pp 7. C4th-Llaytcr (Tim Barton, Corriveau) 5:37 pp 8. C4th-Anstett (I layter) 6:31 pp 9. C4th-VanDoori'n (Wright, Mclnally) 14:56 pp 10. C4th-Anstett (Vanl)cxlren, Schcxnderwoerd) 17:23 Penalties: Euuns, Luc (inter) 3:30; Jenken, Luc (trip), Robb, Luc (inter) 5:31; Wright, C4th (int) 7:15; Hulley, C4th (high stick), Akey, C4th (bench minor, ejection, served by Wick) 8:14; Bodnar, Luc (rough) 11:50; Cornish, Luc (high stick) 14:46 Shote on goal: Lucan 6/12/3=21; Seaforth 11/11/9=31 Goal: Lucan, Birch; Seaforth; Wood Referee: Paul Petrie Attendance: 133 DELHI 3 CENTS 4 First Period 1. C4th-Gingerich (Volland, Schoonderwoerd) 14:27 2. C4th-flulley (Wright, Cingerich) 16:10 Penalties: none Second Period 3. Delhi -Smith (Helmer, Irwin) 8:10 4. Cath-Gingerich (Kirk, Volland) 10:27 5. Delhi-Warboys (Dickson) 11:54 6. Delhi -Irwin (Phillips) 13:39 Penalties: none Third Period 7. C4th-Tim Barton (Mulley, Duoscith) 1".47 pp Penalties: 1lelmer, Delhi (high stick) 0:50; Hayter, Ctth (cross. check) 2:38; Dunseith, C4th (mise) 5:43; Kungl, Delhi (trip), Kirk, C4th (board) 8:20; Vich, Delhi, McCallum, C4th (fight, game - tnisc) , 14:16; Clarkson, Delhi (rough), Corriveau, C4th (hit:hstick, rough).18:39 Shuts on goal: Delhi 9/9/8=26, C4th 18/16/9=43 'Gnat: Delhi; Shelton; Scaforth, Wood Referee: 13111 Waye Attendance: 157 AbAkiib 4o41b AbAiii AO i4i4Ao A 1 You Deserve a 1 Christmas Break! ..4 Bring the Whole Family Along $ for the Fun and Excitement. 1O Kid5 t2- vnd LA/dep. ea*ee I • at • Indoor Mini Golf • Indoor Atrium Pool tl • 2 Bowling Lanes • Large Whirlpool res • 3 Squash Courts • Video Games ir �• • • Ping Porig & More! perroom,plus applicable taxes - Valid December 1995 and January 199611) 6000 • and subject to availability. • Bring in this ad & receive valuable merchant COUP N discount coupons for your shopping pleasure re Illu lb Feel the Warmth of ID ID 'TaLhalla Inn ou -4 Kitchener 0.. 40 519-744-4141 or 1-800-483-7812 ir A AtiAbiAiA646444/ADAtiAbt cEN?RAtHURoN ADULT EDUCATI0N Give us a call or Drop in and see us DAY CLASSES WELL TELL YOU ALL ABOUT US 5- we can offer you more than 30 f[Ci credit courses )ou can learn in a relaxed. adult atmosphere s we can tailor your timetable to suit your personal needs register anytime to upgrade skills or complete your diploma we offer Data Processing Concepts and Applications, including Lotus 1-2.3/Windows and WordPerfect 6.0/Windows EVENING COMPUTER CLASSES Introductory WordPerfect 6.0/Windows An introductory course for those with little or no experience using a word processor. 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