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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-10-07, Page 9ac02,310k10 sc� James' olfers rule links ( LEGEND: HOME TEAMs are denoted by capitals, and local teams are in boldface) HOCKEY OHA JUNIOR "D"EVELOPMENT LEAGUE Seaforth Centenaires (Oct. 3) Belmont 8 al SEAFORTH 5 (Oct. 2) Seaforth 2 vs EXETER 1 (at HensaU) FUTURE GAMES: Fri; Lambeth at CENTENAIRES, 8:30 p.m. Wed (Oct. 14) , Seaforth at LUCAN. 8:15 Kit. SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY SOTS Exhibition Games NOVICE 1 (Oct. 4) Goderich 2 at SEAFORTH 6 SEAFORTH GOALS: Matt Chaput 2.. Jimmy Campbell. Tyler Van Drunen, Kenzie Currie. Jacob Williams. (Oct. 3) Seaforth 4 at GODERICH I SEAFORTH SNIPERS: Connor Maloney, Brad McLaughlin, Van Drunen, Chaput. PEEWEE 1 (Sept. 30) Goderich I at SEAFORTH 5 SEAFORTH GOALS: Brad Henderson 2, Corey Nash, Dave Verberne. Nick Jansen. PEEWEE 11 (Oct. 3) Goderich 0 at SEAFORTH 4 SEAFORTH GOALS: Mark Kirkconnell, Brent Coleman Darren Beaver. John Crowley. SHUTOUT: Shared by Gerrid Dalton. making his goaltending debut. and veteran Stephen Medd. BANTAM (Oct I) Stratford 3 at SEAFORTH 3 SEAFORTH GOALS: Dean Wood 2. Kyle Henderson. NOTES: Wood's second goal. with 5:30 left in the exhibition tilt, earned the draw. Sa477/.20AW J1t7oBlaTlfRl�t3 ED= LEACHES (Oct. 3) SENIOR BLUES 6 BRUINS 5 BLUES GOALS: Trevor Engel 2 (including winner). Ken Courtney. Gregy',.;j„osy Nash, Dave Verheme. BRUINS GOALS: Like Vick 2. Dave McClory 2. Tyler Doig 2, Steve Henderson. DUCKS 8 PANTHERS 5 DUCKS GOALS: Matt Carnochan 5. Matt Dalton. Mike McLaughlin. 115 (" 1 PANTHERS GOALS: Dean Wood 3. Tim McClure, Bill Nigh. . J.UNIOI( KINGS 7 SHARKS 1 KINGS GOALS: Jared O'Rourke 3. Ryan Watterworth 2.' SEott Sommerville 2. SHARKS GOAL: Daniel Connelly. WHALERS 4 OILERS 2 WHALERS GOALS: Jim Campbell 2. Lorenz Gutensperger. Nick Murray. OILERS GOALS: Steven Haney 2. CANADIENS S LEAFS 2 CANADIENS GOALS: Kenzie Currie 2. Daryl Hulley. 42 (got two. but no name on scoreshect). LEAFS GOALS: Nicholas Packer, Matt Chaput UNOFFICIAL STANDINGS (Oct. 7) SENIOR Team W T L Eta Ducks 2 0 0 4 Blues I 0 I 2 Panthers I I I 2 Bruins 0 0 2 0 JUNIOR (saw W T L Eta Kings 2 0 0 4 Whalers 2 0 0 4 Canadiens 2 • 0 0 4 Leafs 0 0 2 0 Sharks 0 0 2 0 Oilers 0 0 2 0 SOCCER =S1tltIft I ONTARIO Final Standings WIL EA M Forest Untied 11 6 I 54 21 39 White Eagles 12 3 3 44 22 39 Bosnia 9 5 4 43 31 32 Chatham X 7 3 8 27 23 24 Athletics 6 6 6 19 27 24 Latinos 6 4 8 38 42 22 Chatham 6 3 9 25 28 21 St. Col. 4 6 8 32 37 18 Petrolia 4 3 11 26 69 15 Marconi B 4 3 11 19 52 15 BOWLING ROUNDUP 9IUEEDIAT NEO■T!1S (Oct. I results) li1SiH AVERAGE;Marra Bennewies 277 HIGH, LE; Bennewies 289. B TR11LE. Bennewies 776. y BETTER THAN 21111; Bennewies 231/256/289: Dean Price 255/250; Neal Beucrman 241/215; Doug Leonhardt 229/231; Rob Anderson 270; Bruce Ungarian 211; Mike Thomson 201/222; Pat Ryan 201/205; Randy Rolph 235; Curtis Costello 232: Brian Barry 229; Mike Beurman 214; Ralph Johnson 218; Jack Ungarian 212: John Coleman 202. TRIPLES OVER 600; Bennewies, Price 694. N. Beucrman 654. Leonhard( 623, Anderson 623. B. Ungarian 601. SEASON HI .H SINGLE: Bennewies 357. SEASON HIGH TRIPLE: Bennewies 886. WOMEN HIGH AVERAGE: Gayle Easun 242. HIGH SINGLE; Easun 255. SIGH TRIPLE; Easun 669. WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200; Easun 227/255; Lisa Fiebig 203. TRIPLES OVER 600; Easun 674. SEA. ON HI .H SIN ...• Easun 316. SEASON HIGH TRIPLE• Easun 783. STANDINGS Comedy Max. 14; Just For Kicks: 9; Dreamers, 7; Lucky Strikes. 7; Second Chance. 5; Sparc Ribs, 0. szNNIoDs (Oct. 2 results) MEN SIGH SINGLE; John Aubin 294. HICA1111ME; Aubin 603. BETTER THAN 200; Aubin. Steve Hook 223/208, Charlie Perkins 221, Erich Matzold 214. WOMEN ifiGILSINGLE Ann Wood 215. HIGH TRIPLE: Wood 581. BETTER .THAN 175; Wool 215/203, Grace Corbett 196/199/184. Pearl James 193. Joyce Matzpld 187. 'RIFLES OVER 500; Wood, Corbett 579, James 501. STANDINGS Loafers 9, Slippers 9. Boots 8. Runners 7. Sandals 5, Oxfords 2. TOWN & CoUJNTEE (Sept. 29 rcaults) MLN HIGH AVERAGF,; George Johnston 220. HUGH SINGLE; Ralph Johnson 246. HIGH T PLE: R. Johnston 701. BETTER THAN 200; R. Johnson 211/244; Rick Shipp 226/241: G. Johnston 239; John Staffen 241; Joe Veenstra 222: Reg Dick 206; Carl Towson 200. TRIPLES OVER 6e0:. R. Johnston. Shipp 637, G. Johnston 615. WOMEN JUGUAYAIAGE: Sue Stokes 178. MGHSINGI,$ Sharon Evans 242. SIGH TRIPLE; Stokes 566. BETTER THAN 200; Stokes 205. STANDINGS Leopards 19. Kernels 13. McBowlers 5, NewComers 5. SZ:'. JAMBS 'LL4 U1 (Oct. 5 results) • HILI - SIN E: Henry Verhoog 276. HIGH TRIPLE,; Bob Dinsmore 714. BETTER THAN 209; Dinsmore 228/240/246; Verhoog 228/276/201: Dave Hood 271/201; Don Nolan 246; Brian Geddes 218. TRIPLES OVER 609; Dinsmore, Verhoog 705. Hood 634. HI - GHSN...J�Moms230. MPH TRIPLE.; Morris 626. BETTER THAN 21L Morris 224/230; Alison Verhoog 215/223: Marion Godkin 214; Johanna Goodman 201. STANDINGS Jaguars 19, T•Birds 17, MG's 15. Corvettes 14, Mustangs 13, Hudson 6. ,.. `Smooth talker' bilks woman A "smooth -talking" man bilked a 75 -year-old East Wawanosh Township lady of S1430 in $20, $50 and $ 100 bills on Sept. 21, Ontario Provincial Police say. He came to her residence "asking about tools that had been for sale at the house ear- lier in the summer," accord- ing to the police report. "The man brought up (the topic of) vehicles and she took him to the garage to show a 1975 Dodge Charger." While in the garage the man's vehicle horn honked several times, then he told the her his cellular phone was ringing and he had to leave. "A short time later the lady found that someone had entered the house, gone into her bedroom, and stolen money from her purse," the report states. Police describe him as clean shaven, of medium height and build, with thick dark hair on the busy side. He left the location in a light blue, two-tone pick-up truck. g St. James of Seaforth swept to both boys and girls crowns in Huron -Perth elementary pairs team golf at Mitchell last week. The two players on each team took turns hitting the ball. Brad Henderson, 11, and Chris Longstaff, 13, of St. James carded a 44 on the par 35 front nine of the course to win the boys event by one stroke. About 40 pairs were entered. Mary Finlayson and Nicole Kistner of St. James teamed up to win the girls event. Kyle Verberne, 13, of St. Columban School fired a hole -in -one, he'll have diffi- culty repeating. He used a three wood off the tee on the sixth hole. The ball hit a tree and bounced into the cup. There was another hole -in - one at the event but it didn't count. It went into the hole in one shot, but on the wrong green. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 7, ISli-! ON THE MARK - Chris Longstaff (above, lett) and Brad Henderson of St. James School in Seaforth were the top team in last week's Huron -Perth Catholic elementary schools golf tournament at Mitchell. Not to be outdone, St. James had the top girls team too (on the right), made up of Nicole Kistner (left) and Mary Finlayson. CAMPBELL PHOTOS Cents fall to Bombers after nipping Hawks Scott Van Dooren's three goals failed to turn the trick Saturday night, as the Centenaires fell 8=5 to the visiting Belmont Bombers at the Seaforth arena. The night before at Hensall, the Cents notched their first win of the young Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D"evelopment League sea- sonwith a 2-1 decision over the Exeter Hawks. The results leave Seaforth with a 1-3 won -loss record heading into Friday night's home game against the Lambeth Lancers at 8:30 p.m. The following Wednesday night at 8:15 p.m. they travel to Lucan to take on the Irish 6 in their next road game. Steve Mclnally also fired a pair of goals in Saturday night's loss, as Seaforth trailed 2-1 after the first peri- od and 6-4 after the second, while being outshot 44-35. Local lawn bow ' Seaforth Lawn Bowling greens were filled last Wednesday with a men's pairs tournament. Twenty clubs from Southwestern Ontario were represented at this tourna- ment. First place went to the local pair of Lee Ryan and Jack Muir. In second place was Neil Beuerman and Jim Stotts. Third was Moe Cosyn of Woodstock and Mick McFadden of London. Fourth went to Exeter's Peter McFalls and Roy Tribner. Fifth was John Scullion and Dave Wicks of Kitchener. Sixth went to Chris Johnston and Ken Pust of St. Mary's. Bob McIntosh and Chuck Townsend of London were seventh and Larry McLellan of St. Mary's and Norm Welsh of London were eighth. George Wood and Ivor Newton came in ninth of St. Mary's and tenth was Fred Tilley and Erich Matzold. Eleventh was Tom Phillips and Erich Matzold with con- solation prize going to Kevin Romig and Jack Gilbert of Goderich. The September social was held Sept. 20 with Betty Hulley, Olive Papple and Beatrice Stoll as hosts. Birthday greetings were extended to Jack Muir and Jean Pinder. All sang "Happy Birthday." It is with regret we learned of the passing Sandy Pepper. He was a long time member of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club and for many years, greens keeper. He was most dedicated to keeping the greens in excellent shape. Bowling in Lucknow last Sunday, Erich and Joyce Matzold won three games and third prize and Betty and Fred Tilley were sixth. Fred and Battey Tilley and Erich Matzold also won sixth prize at Woodstock's Eaton Thompson apple tournament on Sunday. The lawn bowling season has come to a close and the At one point they trailed 5- 1 before starting goaltender Chuck Robertson was replaced by Scott Wood. Wood got the win ,Friday against the rebuilding Hawks, in their home gamc at Hensall. One save in particular caught the crowd's fancy. He dove across the crease and stopped a blast with his head, lost his mask on the play, but was back on his feet in an instant ready for the next shot. Seaforth had a 35 to 33 advantage in shots. The game was tied at 1-1 after the open- ing 20 minutes of play, and the third period was score- less. • Van Doorcn (Scott) had anothcr goal, and Adam Leonhardt fired the other. Seaforth expects to have Jared Munroe hack in its line- up for this Friday's game. The Egmondvillc native ling season ends greens committee will be busy winterizing the greens. played for the junior 13 St. Marys Lincolns last year, but is now going to school in Waterloo. 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