The Huron Expositor, 1997-01-15, Page 7Sports
Earn a bit of breathing room inplayoff scramblt•
Cents edge Stars in another narrow decision
The Centimetres won the
only game they played this
weekend, a 3-2 decision over
the North Middlesex Stars in
Seaforth.
It was the sixth .ono -goal
game for the Cents in their
last seven starts within the
-ORA Junior "D'evelopment
League's Morenz Division.
Seaforth has now played far
more games than any other
squad in the five -team loop.
compounded by postpone-
ments because of the weather
on the weekend. so the four
points of breathing room
Sunday night's win gives
them in second place may
tarn out tribe only temporary
as the others play their
games -in --hand.
The Cents have only six
games remaining while
Mitchell, for instance. four
points behind them in third.
has four.
Stilt a win is better than the
other way around. or a kick
in the head. and J.C. Kirk's
goal with 5:53 left in the
third made it 3-1 at the time.
and stood as Sunday night's
winner.
It was 1-1 atter the first and
2-1 for Seaforth .atter the sec-
ond.
Jason Murray and Brent
Hulley on the powapley got
the goals for fisc Oenles,
who out shot the Stars 38-22.
North Middlesex got one
goal beck three minutes after
Kirk's marker but couldn't
get the equalizer. minus then
bag shooter Jason Dunlop and
playing their third game in
three nights.
Scott Wood recorded the
win in the Seaforth net.
The defending OHA cham-
pion and Morenz Division
leading Exeter Hawks are in
town in the Cents only start
of :the coming weekend -
Friday night at 8:30 at the
Seaforth and District
Conmmnity Oleates.
The following night,
Saturday, centre Tim:Berton
and defenceman Grog
Menitison, both three-year
veterans from Stratford, will
represent the Centenaires in
the annual .IDL all-star game
at Lucas, which gets under-
way at 7 p.m.
Barton is a student at Vie
University of Waterloo and
Matthison goes to McMaster
in Hamilton
Leonhardt's rush leads to winning goal for Winthrop
POLAR ICE 0
WINTHROP 1
JANUARY 8
Polar ice had a link diffi-
culty putting the ball over the
red line. Ir seemed to be a
never ending tale, back and
forth, back and forth.
However Winthrop's Chnsta
Leonhardt plays only a
minute of the game. runs
down centre ice dodging
everything in sight. shoots
and can hardly believe the
ball went directly into the net
(it never hit goal posts. cross-
bars or bodies). Christa is
leaping for joy and thanks
new sidekick who is so shy
and quiet, Lisa Van Den
Heuvel. Wow what a girl.
PARRLINE 1
KNIGHTS 0
The Knights played superb
broomball. They were quick
and never let their man out of
sight and kept up a steady
pace to keep the game at a
low margin score. Parr Ltne
waited till the end of.thc
Another Dev
You might say hockey runs
in the family'
Kathy Devereaux of
Seaforth has been selected to
play for -Team Ontario at next
month's Canada Winter
Games in Prince Edward•
Island.
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Another Eisler
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Dance pair Janelle Eisler.
13 of Wilmot, and Ryan
Hamacher, 14, placed second
in a Christmas exhibition at
New Hamburg, performing
the required 14 -step and
European Waltz.
Janeflc is the granddaughter
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and Gordon arid Lola
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All Ontario Dance Event at
the Grand River Competition.
game. with four minutes left.
in only seconds Mr. Dennis
Dotmage wrist shot the ball
into the net. Quick passing h.
Grant Bergsma and Tim
Bylsma. Great game by both
teams.
SOCIALITIES 0
PARR LINE 2
Socialites seemed to be
everywhere as their energs,.
was going and going but no
goals were achieved. Parr
Line scores first goal in first
two minutes of the game. and
second goal in the last two
minutes of the game, Thcy
alwaye seem -to take a time
out between and relax and
socialize a bit and then get
back at it. Goals were scored
by speedster Glenda Chaput
and quite a cutis herself
Sharen Whitfield. Quick
passes -by Tanya Eckert.
Cheryl Kruse. Sandi
(Skinner) "Frem' and quick
draw Kim Lee. Welcome
back to Bonnie O'Reilly and
congratulations to you.
LADIES BROOMBALL
JAN. 15
9 p.ni. Socialites vs Polar
lcc: 9:50 p.m 'Winthrop vs
Parr Line: 10:40 p.m. Royals
vs Grads
JANUARY 9
CYCLONES 1
ROYALS O
Royals played well over
par, even in overtime. but
they never seemed to get a
break on goal scoring.
However our Cyclones go
overboard as they run, run.
run and in overtime they run
some more and Adam O'Neil
outruns everyone and puts
the bail right into the net. A
quick pass by Rod Cornelies.
HITMEN 4 KNIGHTS 0
The Knights seemed a little
ured from playing two nights
of brooinball. I think they
used up all their energy in
playing Wednesday night
against Parr Line men. The
Knights" goalie made. plenty
of. saves to keep it at a low
game score. "Now hear this"
ereaux earns puck honours
She is a forward with the
London Devilettes midget A
girls hockey. team and the sis-
ter of Boyd, who -scored the.
winning goals for gold -medal
winning Team Canada in As
final two games in Geneva,
.Switzerland at the recent
McMaster
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Andre Gras scores the first
goal. hang onto your helmet
"Andre". Second goal scored
by Steve Eckert Jr. His little
bro Darrel Eckert scores third
goal while Kevin Van Den
Neucker pulls up the fourth.
Lots of assistance came from
Jerry Wright. Manny
DeSousa and he man Harold
Hugill.
GRADS 5 WINTHROP 3
Winthrop couldn't seem to
get ahead in goals but kept on
trying as goals were chalked
up by wild man Steve
Leonhardt and a couple by
smoothie Joe Ryan. Back up
help came from Mike
Thomas and Scott Leonhardt.
Our Grads kept the lead.
barely, as goals were claimed
by the Wynjas - Al, Martin
and Steve. Quick passes from
Raymond Ruston and Steve
Hulshof.
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