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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-10-16, Page 10Junior hockey Cents keep pace with pair of wins The Seaforth Centenaires kept in the thick of the fray in. the Morenz Division of the OHA Junior "D"evelopment League last week with a cou- ple of wins, one of them in overtime, and a loss. Mark Van Dooren and Tim Barton each scored twice at Lambeth Sunday night as the Cents laced the hometown Lancers 7-4. Steve Geiger scored with a little more than a minute left in overtime to lift the Centenaires to a 5-4 win over the North Middlesex Stars at the Seaforth and District Community Centres Friday. It made partial amends for a lackluster 5-1 loss at Lucan last Wednesday. The. four points from three games in the week gives Seaforth eight on the season, leaving them even with Exeter, although the defend- ing OHA and division -cham- pion Hawks are undefeated and have two games in hand. North Middlesex and Lucan are but two points hack. both only another two points up on Mitchell, currently trailing the Morenz pack. The Centenaires play two out -of -division games on home ice in Seaforth this weekend. Friday they host Ayr and Sunday night it's Belmont. Both games start at 8:30 p.m. CENTS 7 LANCERS 4 Seaforth came on strong with four goals, including an empty -natter by Aaron Parsons, in the third period. They led 2-1 after the first d only 3-2 after the second: e first Van Dooren's Is was y. shorthand- ed tally. a of Barton's goals (he now has seven this season) came on the power= play. J.C. Kirk and Steve Geiger also scored. The Lancers took eight of thc 15 minor penalties called in the contest. CENTS 5 STARS 4 (OT) It may have been a rush for the -fans. but thc Cents almost gave this game away, as a 4-2 lead melted late in the third. and Parkhill pulled even and earned a point in the stand- ings with a powerplay goal with 34 seconds left in regu- lation. Last season the Cents couldn't buy a win in over-: time, but Geiger got that monkey off the back of this year's edition of "the Green" when he bounced a clean 'winner high off the twine to the Stars goalie's stick side. Another crown St. Columban's men's soc- cer team won its fourth title this season last week in its final games. a round-robin for the Division Two champi- onship of the Western Ontario Soccer League. They beat Bluewater 2-1 at Sarnia Saturday. after tying London Latinos 1-1 at St. Columban last Thursday. Dave Murray scored on a penalty shot that stood as the winner in Saturday's'game at Sarnia, after Steve Ryan equalized. It was a scoreless draw at the half. but Bluewater scored early in the second to take a 1-0 lead. .Red cards abounded. St. Colum,ban was down to eight players by the end of the game and Bluewater was down to nine. . Brian Melady scored on a penalty kick to earn the draw at St. Columban Thursday. Bluewater edged Latinos `Flanny' a Gryphon Defenceman Jeff Flanagan of RR I Dublin has made the University of Guelph Gryphons hockey team. He played with Seaforth's junior Centenaires for the past two seasonsArena hires Paul Menary has been hired as a weekend arena attendant. Ten applications were received. Minutes of the Sept. 19 management committee meeting also note McKillop ratepayer representative Ray Maloney has resigned from the the Seaforth & District Community Centres Board because of his retirement plans. Shaun Ansett scored two times for Seaforth on the •powerplay. Barton bagged another powerplay marker, • and Mark Van Dooren, who is starting to come on, got one even -strength. Greg Matthison and Jered Munro admirably anchored the short-staffed Seaforth defence in both weekend wins, and -Mike Harvey helped Sunday. Scott Wood made big saves when it counted to record the goal- tending victories. Matthison arrived late in the first period Friday, rush- ing from a soccer banquet in Stratford where he had just won MVP honours, on an SOS from the Seaforth coaching staff. The Stars spent more time in the box. The Cents had 18 - minutes worth of penalties, compared. to North Middlesex's 31 plus a mis- conduct. IRISH 5 C_ ENTS 1 Wednesday just wasn't Seaforth's night at Lucan. They played poorly, partic- ularly the last half of the game. The game was scoreless until midway through the , second period when the Irish heat Cents' goaltender Chris Lyndon twice in 22 seconds, and the score remained 2-0 until Lucan got another pair in the•first three minutes of the third. The only shotto evade Irish goaltender Nathan Maudsley was kind of a fluke he wasn't expect- ing from the Seaforth side.of centre -ice. No question the shot was fired and the goal was actually scored by Terry Barton. For some reason that .even Scott Van Dooren can't • figure. the goal was credited- to reditedto him. . The yipping on the bench got so had. when the game got out of reach Seaforth coaches sent their defence out as forwards. and vice -- versa. since. hoth, by the sounds of it. thought the other's jobs so simple. The Centenaires out -shot the Irish 35-31 and took 32 minutes in minor penalties and a game.misconduct. corri- pared to Lucan's 14 -minutes im minors. Defenceman Brent Hulley was also given- a match penalty for spearing with 21 seconds left in the game, resulting in a minimum tour - game OHA suspension. for soccer squad 1-0 to win the round-robin for St. Columban. Last week the same St. Columban team earned pro- Motion by finishing first in Division Two/Central and winning the division,playotf. Earlier this season they won their first Second Division Cup in 20 seasons. Prolong life CONTINUED from page 6 desire to move -waste man- agement towards a user -pay system. The committee was satis- fied with the level of recy- cling. but felt more had to be done to prolong the life of the. Walton site. User -pay sys- tems in other municipalities have drastically reduced the Volume of waste landfilled. With a projected landfill capacity to around the year 2003.and the fact that Huron County many not proceed• with a county landfill site, the committee decided that a user -pay system was needed to reduce the amount of waste being landfilled. Reduced provincial trans- fers is another reason for the new system. Municipalities are being forced to look at alternative methods of opera- tion, and a user -pay waste management is one method that, a number of municipali- ties are looking at. Those who produce more will pay more. those who produce less will pay less and the waste management function will be a smaller percentage of the overall municipal budget. The committee also Seaforth sports OCD (NOTE: DUE TO FRIDAY'S DEADLINE THIS WEEK, BECAUSE OP THE THANKS- GIVING HOLIDAY MONDAY, MANY WEEKEND RESULTS ARE NOT INCLUDED. THEY WILL BE INCLUDED IN NEXT WEEK'S • SCORE EON= HOCKEY OII4 JUNIOR "D"EVELOPMENT LEAGUE (Oct. 13) Seaforth 7 at LAMBETH 4 (Oct. 11) North Middlesex 4 C4TH 5 (OT) (Oct. 9) Seaforth 1 at LUCAN 5 W F A Pt Exeter 4 0 0 27 12 8 Seaforth 4 2 0 28 23 8 Lucan 3 I 0 15 12 6 North Midd 2 42 0 21 21 6* Mitchell 2 4 0 19 22 4 THOMAS DIVISION WLT F A PI Thamsfrd 6 1 0 38 25 12 Mt. Brydgs 4 0 0 33 10 8 Pt. Stanley 1 31 0 24 26 3 Belmont i 2 0 12 15 2 Lambeth 1 4 0 18 26 2 (overtime Tosses count for a point) FUTURE GAMES : Fri . Ayr at Seaforth. 8:30 p.m. Sun; Belmont at Seaforth, 8:30. SRAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ,SATURDAY iflIMPIJIM RINI 3 i3AO3iU2 (Oct. 5 results) SENIOR DUCKS 7 PANTHERS 3 DI?CKS GOATS: Derek Nesbitt. Nic Jansen 2. Curtis •Verse. Steven Carnochan. PANTHERS GOALS: Jordan Drew. Barry Young. Cody McNaughton. Bi.CFS 8 BRUINS 8 BLCES GOALS Jason Anstett 3. Ryan. Van Dooren 2. Marc Glanville, Greg McGrath. Mark Kirkconnell. BRUINS GOALS:' Kevin Murray 3, Kyle Teichert. Keegan Teichert• Daniel Nash. Coffin Klohhoffer, Beau Dill JUNIOR .HAIRS 3 LEAFS 1 CANADIENS GOALS: David Verberne. Dave Chessel, ?HIV). LEAFS GOAL: Ryan Wilson. OiLERS 11 WHALERS 3 OiLERS GOALS: Matt Carnochan 3. Stephen Vanderlaan 2, Brett O'Reilly 2. Mark Delchiaro 2. Tyler Elligsen. Tanner Glanville WHALERS GOALS Bradley Henderson 3. KINGS 10 SHARKS 5 KINGS GOALS Cal O'Reilly 3, Ben Rapsom 2. Geoff Banks 2. Devin McCutcheon. Troy Hopkins, '. SHARKS GOALS: Darren Beaver 3. David McLorey. Derek Wolfe: RINGETTE NOVICE Seaforth 13 at ST. MARYS 9 - SEAFORTH GOALS: Kim Van Miltenburg 7. Randi Wilson 5. Enca Dietz. NOTES: Van Miltenburg and Wilson also each recorded five assists. making for 12 and 10 - point games. respectively. SOCCER WESTERN ONTARIO DIVISION TWO PLAYOFF (Oct. 131 Bluewater 1 Latinos 0 of Walton site believes that the co -collection service will be appreciated for its convenience, especial- ly by those residents in the north end of Grey or the south end of McKillop who ar.e faced with at least a 20 minute drive one-way to the landfill site. The one-stop co -collection pickup by. Bluewater will be much more environmentally friendly than the individual vehicles driving back and 'forth to the landfill site. The redticed traffic to the landfill 'site will also allow the com7 mittee to better manage and control operation. The committee has also looked at the number of days the landfill site is open as a means of reducing costs. For the balance of 1996, the.land- fill site will be open every Saturday in October and first and third Satu.rday during November and December. In 1997 the landfill site will be open on the Saturday imme- diately following the co -col- lection by the Bluewater Recycling Association. For example, the first co -collec- tion in 1997 will be Fri., Jan tory 3, therefore the land - .CONTINUED on page 15 St. Columbon 2 at SARNIA (Bluewater) I ST. COLUMBAN GOALS: Dave Murray. Steve Ryan. (Oct. 10) Latinos (London) 1 at ST. COL 1 ST. COLUMBAN GOAL: Brian Melady. THAT'S ALL FOLKS: St. Columban wins Second Division playoff. BOWLING TOWN* COVN971Y ((let. 8 results) MEN IIIGH AVERAGE George Johnston 228. HIGH SINGLE; Reg Dick 283. HIIGH TRIPLE; R. Dick 715. BETTER THAN 200; G. Johnston 207/272. R Dick • 283/238; John Staffen 204/206; Arie Van Diepen 247; Joe Veenstra 229; Dean Price 220: Bruce Ungarian 218 , TRIPLES OVER 600; R. Dick, G. Johnston 653 WOMEN HIGH AVERAGE Carol Johnston 185. HIGH SINGLE Sue Stokes 225. HIGH TRIPLE; Johnston 582. BETTER THAN 200; Stokes, Johnston 216- STANDiNQS Rad Bowlers 20. Fighters 19, Animals 17, Diggers 14, Climbers and Eagles 7 77111T3rDA7 PINaill 12S cOct- 10 results) HELY HIGH AVERAGE: Murray. Benneweis 276' HIGH SINGLE; Benneweis 329. HIGH TRIPLE; Benneweis 867 BETTER THAN 200• Benneweis 329/271/267: Mike Thomson MO MOON OXPOBIT011, Ooterer 1 tl, 1111111 -di IDAIRD 264/266/259; Neil Beuerman 260/231/276; Ralph Johnston 235/221/237; Dean Price 211/257: Rob Anderson 242/212; John Coleman 231/218; Todd Doig 292/247; Brian Barry 231: Chris Adair 227, Doug Leonhnrdt 224; Stan Mailloux 213: Gary Bedard 212. TRIPLES OVER 600; Benneweis, Thomson 789. Beuerman 767. Johnston 693, Price 642, Anderson 634. Coleman 631, Dag 603. SEASON/ HIGH 9INGLL Benneweis 355. SEASON/ Hr .H r r -ea Benneweis 952. WOMEN HIGH AVERAGE: Gayle Easun 244 HIGH SINGLg; Easun 291 IIIGH TRIPLE; Easun 756. WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200; Basun 291/213/252; Barb MacDonald and Cheryl Adair 211 TRIPLES OVER 600; Easun. SEASON/ HIGH SINGLE, Easun 291. SEASON/ HIGH Tam & Easun 769. 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