The Seaforth News, 1949-02-03, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, 'FEBRUARY 3, 1949
SPORTS
(by Wally)
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Juveniles Take First Home Game
An exellent game of hockey was
played in the Palace Rink on Thurs.
night, when the Wingham Juvenile
Tigers and the Seaforth Juveniles
met in a scheduled W.O.A.A. Juven-
ile '0' game..A very poor crowd was
in attendance at this gameto see the
Seaforth six come out on top of a '7-
6 score.
The game was a see -saw affair
with Seaforth scoring the first goal
at 1,22 and the last goal at 51.20. At
the end of the first period Wingham
was out in front 3-1. Doig came back
for Seaforth at 25.15 and Rennie
at 33.14. Wingham tallied once when
Wellwood pulled .the hat -trick. The
score at the end of the second period
stood 4-3 in favour of the Wingham
sextet. Seaforth came back in full
force in the third period' as Rennie
scored on Malone's pass, Malone
scored on a pass from Rennie. Mal-
one then tallied unassisted to pat
Seaforth out in front. All this scor-
ing was clone while Wingham was
minus one man and Seaforth was
without 'the assistance of 'two play-
ers. Jewell carne back for Wingham
folowed by McMillan scoring on a
pass from Wellwood to .tie .the score
up at six -all and with 9.48 remaining
in the. game,
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Rennie then made a break -away
from centre ice when he received the
puck from Don Muir and pulled
Sangster from the Win b n3 nes, to
score the winning goal for Seaforth,
Stars of the game for Seaforth
were; Rennie, with three goals and
an assist, Malone with two goals, and
an assist and Baker minding the net.
McMillan, with two goals and an
assist, Jewell with two goal's and
Sangster the goaler all starred for
Wingham.
Wingham-Sangster, goal; Ham,'
,Ganimage, defence; Hilbert, centre;
Brophy, Hopper, wings; Jewell, Wat-
son, McQuillan, McMillan, Wellwood,
:alternates..
Seaforbh -,- Baker, goal; Milton,
Evans, defence; Broome, centre;
Jack Muir, Doig, wings; Don Muir,'
1. McKindsey, 1Eon Rennie, Dale,
Malone, G. McKindsey, Ron Dale,
alternates.
Summary:
First Period
1 - Seaforth,J. Muir (Broome),
1.22; 2-Wingham, Ham (Brophy),
5,00; 3-Wingham, McMillan 16.15;
4-_Wingham, Jewell, 17.45.
Pel)alties-Ganimage, Wingham.
Broome, Seaforth.
Second Period
5-Seaforth, Doig (J, Muir)', 25.-
15; 6-Wingham, Wellwood (Mc-
Millan, 32,50; 7-Seaforth, Rennie,
33.14.
Penalties - Gannmage, Watson,
Hopper. Wingham; D. Muir, Broome,
Seaforth.
Third Period
8-Seaforth, Rennie (Malone),
46.20; 9- Seaforth, Malone (Ren-
nie), 48.07; 10-Seaforth, Malone,
49.20; 11-Wingham, Jewell, 49.50;
12 - Wingham, McMillan (Well -
wood), 50.12; 13-Seaforth, Rennie
'(D. Muir), 51.20.
Penalties - Brophy, Ganimage,
Wingham; Milton, Doig, Broome(2,
also 10 min. mis-conduct), Seaforth.
•r• * *
Milverton Wins Seven Straight
The Seaforth six went down to de-
feat last Friday night as they met
with the top place Milverton Domin-
ion Royals in the Milverton arena,
playing before 400 fans. When the
bell went to end the game the score
stood Milverton 14, Seaforth 4.
Don Dale and Bundscho starred
for the Dominion Royals each scoring
three goals, while Ed. Wilson, starred
for the locals tallying three of the
total four goals. The game was clean
with only two penalties being handed
out, both going to Seaforth players.
Seaforth-P. Wilson, goal;' Bous
sey, Nicholson, defence; E. Wilson,
centre; O'Shea, J. Eisler, wings; A.
Hildebrandt, G. Hildebrandt, Frank
Sills, Dick Eisler, L. Dale, McIver,
alternates,
Milverton -G. Schmidt, goal; A.
Peck, Kipfer, defence;Gaul, centre;
Bundscho, E. Groep, wings; Dale,
C. Peck, Bowman, Shirk, E. Bauer,
Yost, J. Bauer, E. Attridge, R. Bren-
neman, alternates.
Summary:
First Period
1 -Milverton, Bauer (Yost) ; 2 -
Milverton, Bowman.
Penalty -D. Eisler, Seaforth.
Second Period
3 -Milverton, Bundscho (Yost); 4 -
Milverton, Yost; 5 - Seaforth, A.
Hildebrandt; 6 - Milverton, Bunds-
cho (Groep); 7.:--Seaforth, Wilson;
8 -Milverton, Brenneman; 9 -Sea -
forth, Wilson.
Penalty -O'Shea, Seaforth,
Third Period
10 -Milverton, Yost; 11 -Milver-
ton, Group (A. Peck) 12-Seaforth,
Wilson (O'Shea) ; 13 - Milverton,
Bundscho (Gaul) ; 14 - Milverton,
Gropp (Gaul) ; 15 -Milverton, Peck
(Dale) ; 16 -Milverton, Dale (Peck) ;
17 -Milverton, J. Bauer (Dale); 18 -
Milverton, Dale.
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O.H.A. Int. 'B' Standing
(up to Jan. 31)
MacDonald,' Pring) 6-Seaforth,
Wilson (Eisler, O'Shea)' 7-Goder-
ich, Faulkner (Miller) 8-Goderich,
Pring i(Bruce MacDonald); 9 -Sea -
forth, Mclvor ; 10-Goderich, Miller
(Faulkner).
Second Period
11-Goderich, Miller (Faulkner,
Rogue); 12-Seaforth, Wilson'(Cam-
eron); 13-Goderich, Meir .(Faulk-
ner).
Penalties -G. Hildebrandt (inter-
ference), Roque (cross-checking).
Third Period
14-Seaforth,, O'Shea; 15 -Sea -
forth, Eisler (O'Shea); 16-Seaforth,
Wilson (O'Shea); 17 - Goderich,
Faulkner-; 18-Seaforth, Wilson.
(Nicholson (holding puck).
No time of goals were available
because of the fact that the 'clock
would not work and the game was
timed with a pocket stop=watch.
Goderich-Miner, goal; Westlake,
Meir, defence; Faulkner,- centre;
Doak, K. Miller, wings; Bruce Mc-
Donald, B. D. MacDonald, Pring,
Roque, O'Brien, alternates.
Seaforth - Pete Wilson, goal;
Cameron, Nicholson,' defence; Ed.
'Wilson, centre; O'Shea, Jack Eisler,
wings; Boussey, Sills, Geo. Hilde-
brandt, A; Hildebrant, Lorne Dale,
Mclvor, H. Knight, alternates.
Referee -Stan Smith, Stratford.
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Wise chick buyers are ordering their chicks
now. Year in and year out the early hatched chick
is the one which gives the greatest returns.
January and February chick buyers have always
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C. R. S. 6 4 1 1 9
Mitchell 7 4 2 1 9
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Seaforth S 1 6 1 3
Centralia 7 1 5 1 3
Goderich 4 0 4 0 0
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Coming O. H. A. Int. 'B' Games
To -night -Clinton at Seaforth.
Friday -Mitchell at Milverton,
Seaforth at Centralia.
Wellesley at Goderich.
Mon day -Milverton at Clinton.
Tuesday -Wellesley at Seaforth.
Wednesday-Seaforth at C. R. S.
Goderich at Milvertn.
Clinton at Mitchell.
Legion Midget Series Opened Sat.
Last Saturday morning the first
gatnes of the Legion Midget series
were played at the Palace Rink. The
first game saw the Bruins hook up
with the Black Hawks. The Black
Hawks proved weaker :than the
Bruins when the Bruins downed them
10-4. In the second game the Map-
le Leafs and the Canadiens were of
more equal strenghth than the fir-
st two and the gams was a close aff-
air with the Maple Leafs winning it
by a score of 5-4,
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Coming Legion Midget Games
Saturday -Black Hawks vs Canad-
iens at 9.00 a.m.
Bruins vs Maple Leafs at 10 a,m,
* * * a:
Ed' Wilson Leads Bosharts
Against Goderich
Led by Wilson with six goals, the
Seaforth Bosharts went all out to
down the Goderich Kinsmen 16-7 in
an O.H.A. Intermediate '13' game
played in Seaforth Tuesday night,
Other stars in this game were O'-
Shea with one goal and six assists
and for Goderich, Faulkner led the
scoring with two goals and. three
assists and Miller also starred with
two goals and an assist. The game
was tame with only three penalties
handed out by the referee Stan
Smith
Summary
First Period
1--Seaforth, Eisler (O'Shea); 2-
Seaforth, Sills (G. Hildebrandt, A.
Hildebrandt); 3-Seaforth, Wilson;
4 -Wilson (Eisler, O'Shea); 5-
Goderich, D. B. MacDonald (Bruce
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