The Huron Expositor, 1985-12-11, Page 13-SPORTS
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 11, 1985 — A13
COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladies high -. ny,e, tnpie, Mai ran Eusepi eon, poo.
Average, Patt 'Puri, 187
Men's high %Ingle, triple, average, John Hauwert 313,
825, 229.
Tears $landiii : ?:p', 4t12, Blue Jays t0, A'..'..x
391/2, Astro: i7 'r'aitko s 25, Caro Cedi5 •y.
3ENIUft gr-tW .I5 0 LEAG%19
High ladies riet,y Holley 504, 13141585 }i'.egy •152,
Pearl James 405. Mary Ft nlayson 448
KO Men' a. t:'nll„vsdn 587, Nell Bell 485 Olive,
Price 570, And L':. ' 584
-89. Team "Sturks" - Harald Pridha'n, Mary
Finlayson, Charlie Perk;na, Fiona Sims, Be,. Mat.atry,
Belly H911ey. '
COMMERCIAL RPM, iNG LEAGUE- - DEC. 5
Ladieshigh single, topic, 17Vilhe Vandenberk 219,
576. Average - Putti Futtr 187
Men's nigh single, triple, Harry Mateyo, 305, 7i5.
Average - John Hauwerl 229,
ream Standings: Expos 491/4, Btue Jays 44, 'led Sox.
421/4. Aston 41, Yankees 31, Care Gears 24.
SEAFORTH-EGMONDVILLEBROQIVISALL LEAGUE
LADIES RESULTS -- DEC. 4
Chisethurat 7, Jr. Farmers 9, 15oalacorers• Jean Dc.r
2, Cheryl Ki use 2, Kim Leslie 2, Jacauie Be! l 1.
SCOREBOARD
Queens 7, Air 0. GOalscOrers peniso Morey 2,
Theresa Finlayson 2, Lynn Devereaux 1, Audrey Smith
1, Marg Hender&oh 1. .
Parr Line'7 Perth 0, Goal scorers; Sharon Weslpurg2,
Sue Ann Van Miltenburg 2, Sandi Fremlln 1, Joan
Henderson a l3arb Pepper 1; • ,
Winthrop 8 Commercial 0.
TEAM STANDINGS -• DECEMBEa4
EGMONOVILLE LEAGUE
GP W L T TOTALPTS,
Pairtine 7 6 0 1 13
Winthrop 8 3 3 2 8
Perth 8 1 4 3 5
Commercial 7 ' 2 4 1 5
SEAFOre r H LEAGUE
GP W . L T TOTALPTS.
Chisethurat 6 7 0 1 '15
Queens 8 . 6 2 0 12
CCaln 9 2 5 2 ' 6
Jr. Farmers 9 0 9 0 0
MEN&LEA9L4-DECEMBER8
Grads3. CCATSO. Scorers: Wayne Kennedy 2, Craig
1851141,
Hawks 1 Jr Farmers n Snorer• Martin Oe Corte. 1
Knightsl, Machell i Soarers: JiraNyOntful
Keity'4M1.
C.H. Expt'ess a, Parr Limo 1, Giant t,Cat e. 8
Rick Archambault 1, Murrey Mptoteri
Pevere008 1, Brad Fihtey8on 111J1arc iittftt
MnCfure 1, P 5'2 (P.L, -11.
Winthrop 1, Cc ATS 1. Scorer Rd M
Pilsen (GOAT1:
Ghiaelhurs( a, Egtnondvft(e 2 Soar
(Gl, Rlpk Wood (ci, Pap van Latin (e),,t
Grads 2, Raiders 1, tearer$,,?
Wayne Kennedy (O1, Jack Halms
TEAM0TJ04D!NG$
SOAFGRT41 1*
GP W L.
Easy Riders 7 7 fl
COATS 9 5 s
Chlsalhtnt 7 4 2 ,
4r. Farmers 7 t
Parr Line 7 0 .6,
Raiders 7 0 7
EGMONOVILLEI,RAGUE
GP W L 1#)1'11,
C.H. Express 9 8 0 1
Hawks 6 5 1 (1.
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Gratis 6 4 2 0
Winthrop 7 • 3 4 0
Mitchell 7 2 3 2
Egmondvlee B 2 5 1
Kn198(5 7 2 5 D
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Pee Wees win
tourney consolation
Seaforth Pee Wees lost•their first game to
Harriston in the Shelburne Pee Wee hockey
tournament but went on to win the B
cor,iolation titiP.
in the first game against Han•iston
Seaforth lost by a score of 6-1. Kaisten
Carroll scored the only goal assisted by Paul
McElwain.
in the second ganle Seaforth played
Peterborough and won. 7-2.
Scoring in this game were Brent Vanden-
Akker with a hat inck, Ray Murray with two,
and Paul McElwain and Jason Schoorrder-
woer(i with one apiece, 'Drawing assists were
- Ray Murray with three and Jason Schoonder-
woerd and Brent Vanden Akker with two.
In the third game .Seaforth met up with
Shelburne and won 4-2 in a closer 'played
game. At the end of the second period
Seaforth was leading 3-1. Shelburne scored.at
the halfway mark of the third' period to
tighten the score 3-2. Jeff Gemmell added the
insurance goal for Seaforth one minute later
to end the game 4 2. Scoring the other
Seaforth goals were Brad Schroeder, Jason
Papple and Brian Cook
In the final game tor the B consolation
Seaforth played Flesherton At the end of the
first period the score was 3-2 tar Seaforth.
Both teams were scoreless in the second. and
in the third Seaforth started off the scoring
with two qui(k,goaln followed by a goal from
Flesherton. Seaforth hung on to their twr
goal lead with three minutes left in the gam
to win the title Scoring in this game wer:
Brent Vanden Akker and Ray Murray with
two each and Karsten Carroll getting one.
Assists went to Jason Papple. Brent Vanden
Akker and flay Murray with two each and
getting one assist were Jason Schoonder
woerd and Karsten Carroll.
.Jason Patterson and Jeff eher both did a
super job in goal this game
RECREATION PREVIEW
by Marty Bedard
Mid winter programs start soon
•
MID W INTER PROGRAMS will be start- FITNESS IS FUN'exercise programs will
ing in the new year A ten' week Ceramics also he offered in the new year. On
program will be,offered %tattling on Monday, Wednesday evenings Linda Walsh will be the
January 13 with a registration fee of $25 per , fitness leader and on Tuesday and Thursday
mornings Brenda Derbyshire will be your
leader. You can also register at the
Recreation Office for these programs.
The Seaforth Optimist Club will be hosting
the ANNUAL WINTER CARNIVAL again
this year on January 17, 18, 19 and 26. If any
community group is interested in running an
event please contact Steve Gray at 527-0146
or 1910 or the Recreation Office at 527-0882.
The 8TH ANNUAL JR. D. ALLSTAR
GAME will be held at the Lucan Arena on
Saturday, January 11, 1986. Game time is 7
p, m. This is a chance to support the local boys
and watch some good exciting hockey.
If any community group has an event
coming up and would like details in the
Recreation column please call 527-0882.
SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wed-
nesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the
Community Centres. Please note: There will
be no shuffleboard on Christmas or New
Year's Day.
drew with Mitchell
person.. This program will be held on the
second floor of the Town Hall and the
instructor will be Ann Rosman. Harvey
Beuerman will be instructing the Furniture
Refinishing. This program will begin on
Monday, January 13 with a registration fee of
$25. per person. It will be held at the high
school for 10 weeks. Advance crocheting will
be offered at the high school for ten weeks
starting on Tuesday, January 14. The fee will
be $25. per person and the instructor will be
Bessie Broome. The Recreation Department
will also be offering typing. This program will
be held at the high school starting on
Thursday, January 16 The fee will be $25 per
person and the instructor will be Don
Renshaw.
We are still working on Gymnastics god
Microwave Cooking programs We should
have further details next week. For all the
above programs you can register at the
Recreation Office today.
Atoms play to 1-1
The Mitchell Atoms came to town for a
hockey game with the Seaforth' Atoms on
November 26. The two teams were evenly
matched and after three periods of hockey,
the score was al -1 draw. Jason Beuttenrruller
scored the Seaforth goal.
The Atoms took a loss in Arthur on
Saturday, November 30. Steven Papple pot
Centenaires beaten on home ice
The Seat,irth Centenaires suffered one of minute -r into the second trarne
their rare del eats un home tee at the hands of Seatonh went ahead again midway
the Clinton .NIust.ulg$ in Junior 1) hockey through the second on a goal by Kevin
action on December 6 ;Melade. assisted by W nght and newly ac -
Though the 1:entenaires peppered itis- tuned Andy Russell
tang gnaltcnder t'hri4 Ladd with over 40 The Mustangs took river from there. tyingi,
shots. the wore able to break through r,;s the game with just :38 seconds left in penoiil
armour only twu'e, to end up on the churl end two and .coring two unanswered goals in the
of a 4 2 ,:ore Scafort1. nelnandel' Keith third penud for the win
McClure hloeke-d 1. shots in the game The following night in Mount Bridges. the
Seaforth opened the sconng early u1 the Centenaires had to settle for a 4.4 tie in a
first penud on a 8h.lrrhnnd'-d goai by Jen v penalty laden contest which saw several
W'nght, but t'linton ! ed the gam( rust 1.e Scatorth p3,lvers elected for fighting
Ringette Belles whip Forest 11-1
The Seaforth Belles Ringette tca,i, defeai•
ed the Forest Belles 11 I on Sunday 11
Seaforth
(;oaltender Leanne V't- slim r played w; 11
in net although she was not overworked The
Seaforth defence and offence constantly kept
the pressure nn the Forest team Tamrnv
factor and lose O'Dwyer led the Seaforth
otiose, w ith tour goals each while other goats
o'er; ;ov Jennifer W att. Atm Vanden
ikke'r nm'i t'arl amphetl The girls only loss
this sear.nn has peen to the Goderich team
who wdl he hem Sunday. December 13 at 3;50
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the only two Seaforth goals in the 5-2 loss.
On Saturday. December 7, the Atoms
again seemed to lose their desire early in the
game. Palmerston opened the scoring early
but Steve Papple came back to tie the game.
Neither team could manage a go-ahead goal,
leaving the game at a 1-1 tie after three
periods.
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