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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-01-24, Page 8i- r'NI MINION **PONTOS, dowry 14, 111111 West *J i ST WEST Pt,ST GRF(1OR ('ANPRU 1. P}f(I10 JUNIOR "STARS" - Defenceman Kalen Carroll (left to right), goalie Scott Wood and division scoring leader Steve Mclnally, all of Seaforth, represented the Centenaires at the annual Ontario Hockey Association -Junior "D"evelopment League All-Star Game at Lucan Saturday. night. They played for the West, and lost 10-7. It was the only action of the weekend for any Seaforth juniors. The Cents home game Friday night was postponed because of the weather conditions, on the request of the scheduled visitors, the Mitchell Hawks. It will be rescheduled in February. The Cents hosted the defending OHA champion Thamesford Trojans in another re -scheduled game at the arena last night but results weren't available at press time •Guelph,.London win annual Seaforth atom tournament Guelph won the A side and thc Bruins Iron' London's Southeast Conlercncc the B at the annual Scatorth and District Minor Hockey Association Atom Tournament at the arena on the weekend. Guelph clobbered Waterton] (1-2 in the championship (()r Atom I teams Saturday. Water- loo did Exeter 4-1 for con- solation honours. The Bruins, from London's Southeast Conference, stopped 1 hamestord in the I ural for Atom II teams Sunday, while Brussels won the consolation in a big way, 9-1 over Goderich. Atoms arc I I to 12 -years old, and 16 teams, eight on each day, were entered in the annual two-day tournament.. - - Scaforth's atom "I"s went quick, eliminated in two - straight Saturday. Josh holland and Barry Young's goals weren't enough to beat London Forest City National, who won DAVE McLLWAIN Left Wing — Cleveland Lumberjacks • 1st All-Star Game • 3rd IHL season (first since '88-89)_ • Veteran of 8 NHL campaigns IHL ALL-STAR Dave McLlwain recently scored a goal in the International Hockey League's all-star game in Houston. This is how the Seaforth native was listed in the all-star program. Business upset at arena practise A Main Street business is angry and claims the Scaforth arena is "out of bounds" or- dering sports equipment on an ongoing account with a London distributor "for friends and family...(and) minor sports leagues in Seaforth" who "have all benefited from this prac- tice." The letter from Trent and Deb Ward of 2nd Period Sports went to the arena board and Seaforth Council, where it was referred to finance and general government at last Tuesday night's regular meeting. The customers save but local business goes under, the Wards maintain. "How many more empty stores do you want in town," the letter asks. "Two other sporting good dealers had this same problem with no solution, now thcy arc out of business." The Wards say they understand the local arena is a non-profit organization. "We question why the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres can use the town's name to gain credit for which they use to open these accounts and receive 30 days to repay," the complaint con- tinues: "The arena has an unfair advantage when ii 'uses our own tax dollars to bankrupt us." the first game of the tour- nament early Saturday 4-2. • Now on the consolation side. Seaforth lost 6-0 to Waterloo in its next game and was eliminated. The atom IIs 1;ot (iT on a better foot for local dans in the. first game Sunday. Nic Jansen, Billy Gridiak, Kyle Devereaux and Beau Dill -Jed the rampage as..Seaforth doublet) 1Iensall 4- 2.- - • The locals had less -luck in " their next match- with thc even- tual champions frim London however, lasing and being eliminated 5-0. Still, all things considered, a good time was had by all. . Following arc the tournament results: RED/SATURDAY ATOM Is CHAMPIONSHIP Guelph 6 Waterford 2 Hockey OHA JUNIOR "D"EVEOPMENT LEAGUE, YECK CO,LFEkENCE Moreno I)ivi,ii,n — W L T F' A PTS Exeter 25 2 2 163 'S 1 52 Seaforth 17 13(4)1 151 114 39 • Lucan 19 11 1 149,114 39 Mitchell 11 13(1) 5 117 126 24 N. MidIx 11 17(4)2 124 129 24 Thomas Division Mt.Brdgs 18 9(2) 4 159 112 42 Thmsfrd 19.- 7 1 154 89 41 P. Stanly 20 10 (1 151 119 40 Lambeth 12 16(1)2 109 126 27 Belmont 9 •21(18) 115 164 19 ( Overtime losses worth point ) GAMES TI IIS WEEK Sat - Seaforth at Mt. llrydges, 4.15. Sun - Seaforth at Exeter, game to be played at I lensall, 1:30 p.m. SEAFORTII & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. WOAA Tykes • ( Jan. 17 1 Hensall 1 at SEAFORTII 6 SEAFORTH GOALS: Erie Fin- layson 3, Stec 1lan0, Grady Beaver, Matt Fisher. Consolation Waterloo 4 Exeter. 1 Preliminary London/For City 4, C4TH 2 Waterloo 4 Waterford 2(()T) Guelph 8 Wingham 0 Goderich 5 Exeter 3((YE) Waterloo 6 SEAFORTH 0 Exeter 4 Wingham 2 Waterford I f .nndon 0(OT) Guelph 6 Goderich 3 BLUE/SUNDAY ATOM IIs CHAMPIONSHIP -- London 4 Thamesford 1 • . (Bruins/SE) - Consolation Etrussels 9 Goderich 1 -Preliminary SEAFORTEIS 4 Hensall 2 London 5 Brussels 4 ,• Hayfield 3 .e1(xierich• 2 Thamesford 2 Mitchell 0 • - Brusscls 7 Mensal) 0 Goderich 8 Mitchell I L.ondpn 5 SF::1 FORTH 0 "f hainesford 5 Hayfield 2. SSG Moron/ Scoring ( as of Jan. 12 ) • Name • GI' (. A • Mclnally,Sf • . 26 21 26, Robinson,Ex 24 Iis - 24 Burns,Ex 23 17 25 Emms,tuc., 29' 14- 23 J.Lewis, Mit 25 11. 21 Robb,.Luc 26 21 45 CT 47 46 42 11 39' 16 Downie,NM 25 19 15- 14 Staffen,Mit 22 11 2! 34 Bodnar, Luc 214 11 19- 32 Gialtender- Name (:1' GA Kints, Ex 20 45 36 Wood, Sf 17.90 56 Carson, Luc 22.10 11 •2 7n 3 13 36 Atom ( Seaforth tournament, see story) Peewee 1 ( Jan 22 ) Seaforth 1 at MITCHELL 5 SEAFORTH GOAL: Derek :Nesbitt. NOTES: Mitchell ted 3-1 after the first period and 5-1 .after the second. ( Jan: 21) ) Stratford (min) 3 at C4T41 4 SEAFORTH GOALS Ryan Willis, Kyle Henderson, Tim McClure. Nesbitt. Continued on Page 9 ALBERT ST. DENTURE CLINIC D.R. 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