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SCOREBOARD
Hockey
consolation title on shots on net.
PRELIMINARY GAMES;
Kinkora 2 Exeter 1
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT Mt. Carmel 9 Zurich 2
MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. C4TH 8 St. Columban 2 •
WOAA/OMHA SEAFORTH GOALS: Greg
Novice 1 DeVries 2. Marsha Denys 2, Kyle
Mitchell wins best -of Live Devereaux, Matt Flanagan, Kyle
WOAA playoff 3-0) Henderson, Josh Holland.
1 Mar. 26) ST. COLUMBAN: Chris Cronin,
Mitchell 5 at SEAFORTH 2 Daryl Schoonderwoerd.
SEAFORTH (.()ALS: Brat. * * *
Henderson. David ('hessell. Goderich 11 7 Goderich 1 6
Peewee 1
Hanover/Saugeen lou? nament
(Mar: 23)
- Championship final
(:oderich 6 Seaforth 4
SEAFORTH GOALS: Derek
Nesbitt 2. Dan Nash, Kyle
Henderson.
HIGHLIGHT: Scatorth trailed4-
0atter first period.
Senfj-final
Seaforth 5 Paisley 3
SEAFOR'1'H GOALS: Ncshitt 3.
Jason Anstett, Curtis Wilson.
WOAA exhibition
t Mar. 21 )
Seaforth 8 at CLINTON 2
Bantam!
Tournament at Goderich
( Mar. 31 )
Championship final
SKA Sweden 4 SEAFORTH 2
SEAFORTH GOALS: Everett
,Smith, J. D. Nolan.
SEAFORTH 6 Goderich 1
• ( Mar. 30 )
SEAFORTH 7 Clinton 2
Sweden 12 Goderich 0
Sweden 4 SEAFORTH 2
Clinton 6 (:oderich 2
* * *
(Seaforth wins six -point WOAA
final 7-3 )
( Mar. 26 )
Stephen Twp 2 at C4TH 3
SEA FORTH GOALS: Mark
Vix•k, Smith. Nesbitt.
IiII(:HLIGHT: Nesbitt nets, win-
ner, set up by Stott Vah Dooren
and J.D. Nolan, with' 5 seconds
left in game, after Scalurth blew a
2-0 lead after two periods. It \vas a
scoreless first. ,
H(;USE LEAGUE
House League Final Night
l Mar. 28 )
Senior A -
Ducks 9 Bruins ,2 ,
DUCKS GOALS: Everett Sthith
4. Kyle Henderson 2. Scott
Henderson. Jason 11uUey, Joe.
Nesbitt.,
RIAtlINS GOALti: Daryrl Young,
J;Ison Austen.
Senior 11
I'anthers 5 Blues 1
PANTHERS GOALS: J. D.
Nolan .2. Wes Vick. Gre.7
DeVries. A. J. Larivice.
IiLUES GOAL: Barry Noakes.
Junior A
Oilers 4 Leafs 3
OILERS GOALS: Josh Holland
2. Barry Young. Kevin Murray.
LEAFS COALS: Greg McGrath,
Jason Denys.
Junior 11
1Vhalcrs 7 Sturrks 1
1VHAI,I;RS (GOALS: Wade
Brt:onu 3, Trevor Engel 2, Jeremy
1100k -brand', Gcrrid. Dalton.
S''t1ARKS (?(ALS: Mike
Delsc .ihu,.
Junior C
Canadiens 2 Kings 0
HA!IS GOALS: Kyle Devereaux,
Manner Glanville.
5111 R)1''1': Brent O'Reilly.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TOURNAMENT
1 at Seaforth)
SENIOR
1 Mar. 24
••A" ('HAMPiONSHIP
\11.
Carmel 5 Kinkora 4
"11" CHAMPIONSHIP
('4'I'Ii Si. ,lann-s 2 (hxlcrich 2
SEAFORTII GOALS: Jamie
Ihll. Barn Noakes.
HIGHLlGH'i. St. James wins
A.
C4TH 5 St. Columban Saints 0
SEAFORTH GOALS: DeVries
2, Daniel Nash, Andy Vanbeek,
Kyle Devereaux.
SHUTOUT: Dan O'Reilly .
Kinkora 5 Goderich 11 1
Zurich 3 Goderich I I
St. Marys 6 Seaforth 3
SEAFORTH GOALS: Nash,
Henderson, Denys.
* * *
Kinkora 8 St. Col Saints 0
Exeter 5 St. Columban I 1
ST. COLUMBAN GOAL: D.
Schoonderwoerd.
JUNIOR
( Mar. 23 )
"A" CHAMPIONSHIP
Zurich 4 Mt. Carmel I
"B" CHAMPIONSHIP
St. Marys 3 Exeter 3 •
(St. Marys wins on shots )
PRELIMINARY GAMES;
Mt. Carmel 9 St. Columban 11
ST. COLUMBAN GOAL: Kevin
Murray.
Zurich 10 C4th St. James 5
SEAFORTH GOALS: Calahan
O'Reilly 3, Korey Nash, Brad
Henderson.
* * *
Goderich 6 St. Marys 1 I
St. Marys 1I 3 Goderich 2
Mt. Carmel 2 St. Marys 1
Exeter 11 St. Col 1I 2
ST. COLUMBAN GOALS:
Jason Vanderiloven 2.
CONTINUED on pg. 13
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PHOTO BY GREGOR CAMPBELL
CHAMPIONS CROWNED - The Seaforth and District
Minor Hockey Association wrapped up its House League
for this season when championships were decided in five
games last Thursday night at the local arena.
House League finals
Leafs led league but Oilers. laugh last
House League hockey
wrapped up as usual with a
championship night last
Thursday.
The closest of the five
games was for junior A hon-
ours, with the Oilers shading
the Leafs 4-3. The two teams
were neck-and'neck all sea-
son, with the Leafs ending up
first by two points, only hav-
ing lost three times and tied
twice in 20 Saturday morning
games.
But it was the Oilers that
prevailed Thursday, as Josh
Holland led the way for the
TOWN & COUNTRY
Playoffs
Men
if Mar: 26 )
High single: Reg Dick 265.
lligh triple: George Johnston 716.
Scores of note (200+1: G.
Johnston 212/246/258; Jeff Dick
227/201; John St4ffen 256/207;
Ron Plasschaert 236; Ted'
Montgomery 206/230; Darryl
Smith '239; Ralph Johnston
230/214 Dean Price 223/200;
Aric Van Diepen 213, Gordon
Murray 212.
Weekly triples over 600: -G.
Johnston. J. Dick 693, John
Staffcn 646. Plasschaert 626.
.Montgomery 622, Smith 618, R.
Johnston 611.
High average over season: G.
Johnston 218.
Women
High single: Deb Stokes 314.
High triple: D. Stokes 706.
Scores of note (200+): D. Stokes ,
C. Johnston 213.
H"ih average over season: Sue
Stokes 184.
Playoff standings:
Wild Violets 6604. Vultures
6347. Blue Jays 6,245. Eagles
6137. Rosebuds 6091,. Do Drops
(In) 5862.
ST, JAMES LEAGUE
( A'pr. 1 )
Men ,
High single: Pat Ryan 251.
High triple: Don Nolan 662.
Sores of note (200+): Nolan
Bowling
Round -up
247/242; George Love
209/232/214; Bob Dinsmore
209/250; P. Ryan, Kevin Johnston
202/226; Martin Van Bakcl 237;
Jack Ryan 224, Mark Higenell _
210. Angelo Andreassi 205.
Weekly triples over 600: ,Nolan,
Love 655, Dinsmore 635.
Women
(High single: Connie Marion 225.
High triple: Betty Johnston 617.
Scores of note (200+1: Marion,
Johnston 2021208/207; Karen
Iloegy 205, Janice Morris and
Johanna Goodman 201.
Standings:
Cowboys 8414.49ers 8056,
Broncos 7933, Lions 7901, Bears
7891. Dolphins 7727.
SENIORS BOWLING
( Mar. 29 )
'Men
High single: Charlie Perkins 248.
High triple: Campbell Wey 665.
Scores of note: Wey 244/235;
Eric Matzold 224/233; Art
MacElmon 227; Ron Bennett 226.
Season high single: Enc Matzold .
and Charlie Perkins 270*.
Season high triple: Wey 698*.
Women
High_single: Ann Wood 275.
High triple. Wood 642*.
Weekly singles over 175: Joyce
Wallace 212. Betty qldacre 176.
Season high single: Mary
Finlayson 301.
.,!ason high triple, Wood 642.
Standings;
Flames 63, Canucks 58, Jets 43.
Oilers 42, Canadiens 34. Maple
Leafs 33. .
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winners with a pair of goals.
Kevin Murray scored the one
the won it in the end.
The Ducks rolled to the
senior A crown, as' expected,
by blasting the Bruins 9-2.
Everett Smith scored four
times for the Ducks, and
Kyle Henderson added two
more.
Brent O'Reilly posted the
evening's only shutout, lead-
ing the Canadiens to a 2-0 tri-
umph and the junior C title.
The other two games were
more lopsided. Wade Broome
had a hat trick, and Trevor
Engel tallied twice to lead the
Whalers to a 7-1 victory over
the Sharks in junior C . J. D.
Nolan also scored twice as
the Panthers got the best of
the Blues 5-1- in the senior B
game.
Sec this week's SCORE-
BOARD for complete results.
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