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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-01-11, Page 10entenaires in • : BY ,GAIRY GRAY • As the %ILA,' Jr. "D" Hockey League (Northern Diyipon) swings into the final month of regality season play,, only one team has clinched; a play-off position while the remaining filllierlelbs stay in a close battle for the ether three potitions. The Exeter Hawks have all but Flinched first place as they have 40 points, 16 more than second re Lucan Irish who have 24 points. The Irish' have only seven games remaining.„.„ The Seaforth Centenaires hold down third place, one point behind the Irish with 23 but have nine tames remaining. Tavistock Braves (last year's All -Ontario Champions) are only two points back of the Centenaires but have 11 games remaining. while the Thedford Browns trail the pack with 20 points and have nine games to play. The Centenaires° nine games include five home games and four away games. At home they face Exeter twice, Thedford, Tavistock and Bothwell while on the road they visit Exeter. Thedford, Tayistock and 'Thames - ford. During the'holidays, the Centenaires, played five games, winning two, losing two and tieing one. They defeated Lakin 7-6, and Thamesford 4-3"While they lost a 13-12 shootout in Belment and were defeated 7-5 by the Irish in Lucan. The tie game was 4-4 with Mt, Brydges. Dave McLlwain (the.Centenaires' leading scorer) picked up a total of 44-feciete-dttling the past five games based on. seals, end three assists to lead the Centeno:Ikea ciffence. Centenaire Scents: The Centenaires have two home, games this week (Tries:4014 10. Exeter and Friday and „Trin., 13 -Bothwell). Dave McLlwain has opened up an eight point lead over linemate Jeff Pauli in the race for the Centenaire scoring title. McLlwain has, a leading 33 goals and 22 assists for 55 points while Pauli has 23 goals and a leading 24 assists for,47 points, Dave Murray is a distant third with 34 points on 16 goals and 18 assists. • t,e Wanes have Mite again hit the Cent$ naires jidefenceman Ian Munroe and forwards Dave Murray and Jamie MeClineh- ey remain sidelined and will likely miss 04 week's games: Goaltender Keith McClure who got off to a slow start appears to be coming into top form as be has looked extremely sharp in his last four starts. , McClure was named the Centenaires htost Valuable Player hi their 6-4 loss to the Howick Optimists during thoEseter Hawks Jr. "D" tournament on the weekend. • The eight team event was a single knock out affair which was eventually wonby* the Grand , Valley Harvesters who defeated Howick 7-5 in the final game. Goalscorers• for the Centenaires against Howick were Dave' McLlwain, John Bicknell, Jeff Pauli' and Darren Watts. The Centenahes fell behind 3-0 in the first period but played ., well in the final two despite the loss. The final Howick goal wee scored into an empty net as the Centenaires • e PAMPERS 'EX -ABSORBENT DAYTIME 60'S *REGULAR ABSORBENT 72'S •TODDLERS 48'S *NEWBORN 90'S !TODDLER PLUS 40'S *SUPER ABSORBENCY 54'S 89 64etddiespipencit NABISCO 11 59" p!REDDiEs REG 2i7 Nzatithiodprat c, Acr/co • • . • ▪ • UQUI� FLEECY. FABRIC 2 SOFTENELtaipriaJRE RitEG.3.6L3,41.0ff,r7 • * 0 feli4ve4 their goalie for an eirtra forward. This Saturday Marls the anneal All-Star game in Luau, The Centenaires, will be sending forwards Balm McLlwain and Jeff Pauli as well as defeneemati Murray The next road game for the Centenaires is next Sunday night in Thedford and a win is mimbneededifthe.Centenidres are 'golds to qualify for post season OW- ,• e• Novice A's' Clinton Notice A's first defeat came on. Saturday in Seaforth. The holiday season Caught upwith the -Clinton Novice in the first and second veiled• as SeafoilIiutp1ayed Clinton, , \*) In the first two minutes of play Seaforth's Mike Watt, broke away and scored unas- sisted. Later on in the first period Watt repeated the first goal unassisted making it 2-0. KLEENE FACIAL. TISSUE PKG. OF2O • REG. 1.21 toELSEY TOILET PAPER CYzetiftWetal 2 PLY PKG. OF 4 REG. 2.15, \ • .eli:4131,4111ratx.Xfi 4.';`/; ' 4'. 4- orP,AMOVINIAIIMWor1111110,1674004A DARE IP COOKIES CHCCCLA'E CHIP C,ES-".E PIM 7,E PEANUT BU7'`ER REG 2 0.4 49 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY,,11, 1084 AS • Several injOred•playeis On the Toronto Mariboros gave 111,year-olt1 Rob Lane, of'St, PolOmban the opportunity for Ms first goal on an Ontario Hockey League team during a • gime Jan; 1 against the Whew* Generals. bu;Hhee SaYrosSellii$0 64tthe gh9altatiTAMsel4eitd °tialltediutheek game at that polittt",,says his mother:. Vary Catherine. •The Lane family went to Toronto that Sunday to see' Robplay at the Maple Leaf Gardens when he 'WAS Veiled up from the Marldeim Waxers, the Marlies farm team. With a final sent* of 6-4 for the Marlies. Rob scored the tieing goal in the second period from a face-off. "It was really weird. Just before the face Off, Kevin Robinson said, 'Okay. Rob, get ready to score your first goal in this league.' Toronto' hnetodnistarlifiedwvie puckeback tr. c me. 1 shot it low to the blocker side." said Rob in a A player in two previous 011Lkames with the Guelph Platers, Rob hopes he continue I. go to play With the Mathes, says his father. Jack.' Os on call at any, time and since this is his pro draft year, he hopes the Mettles will heng Mite him, He'll have higher exposure lit 'remit° with 'the Mattes," says Mr. lone, • • s'. Rob played forthe Seaforth Centenaires Junior it team when he was 14 during his %Mani year. Before that, he played all his.** hockey in Seaforth. Was a good size and showed a fair antottnt of potential, lays Centenaire manager, 'Doug Bach. "it was the first time anyone of Bantam age played with us since 1976." Rohr then' treat to play for the St. Marys *ire R jlitcolits,, was drafted by the Platers and then went to Toronto's bight A teaM. „ "It's always nice in see a guy who played Mr. 4r team on to higger:and better *1884'1 says Mr. Bach. Pee Wees keep busy Seafortkree Wees were keit 'nisi this past week winning two out or their three games played, On Wednesday, Jan. 4, the Pee Wees travelled to Goderich and won by an overwhelming score of 12-1. Both teams were scoreless going into the second period. Jason Schoonderwoerd's goal at the eight minute mark of the second period. stetted them off/dark Reid added the second 'goat in the period to end it 2-0. • • Seaforth wenton to score 10 teals lathe third. Goderichis only goal in the 'third spoiled the shut -out. Storing for Seaforth were Jason Rodney with a triple: Jason Schoonderwoerd, Mark, Reid. fiord O'Dwyer and Ray Murray each with two and a single going to Sean Cook. ,ORANGE PEKOE RED ROSE]. TEA PKG. OF 60 REG. 2.47 'For the Toilet Bowl VANISH CRYSTALS 119 I KG. 49. ffrailing assists were' -Pat Nigh, Brad Garter and Patti McLlwain with three; Gerd O'Dwyer and Brilm'Cook with two; and one going tosean Cook. Jason Wheatley, Mark Reid, Ray Murray and Jason Home Ott Friday. Jan. 6 Seaforth hosted the Wingham Pee Wees and won by a closer score of 4-2, Both teams were evenly matched. No scoring took place in the first period. Seaforth opened the scoring in the second period at the 7:48 mark by Jason Schoonder- erd by Ray Murray. Wingham followed with a goal to end the period 1-1. /In the third Seaforth added two quick goals, one by Sean Cook assisted by Scott Mew. and - -goal by Jason Rodney assisted Please turn to page A13 Seaforth a,playdown BY J.E. PATTERSON SR. Rule 10 -Do not gather around the hack or house when a rival is preparing to make a shot. When you are a sweeper your position is on the side lines between the hog lines. LABATT TANKARD REPOKI'' Seaforth defeated a team from Palmerston to win District 13 A -B in the Labatt Tankard playdown on Jan. 8 in Exeter. The team composed of Gord Pryce, skip; Bill Camp- bell, third; Mike Thomas second and Dave Ste. Marie lead had previously won the first round in Listowel Dec. 17. The first game Sunday. was a convincing win over Peter Miller's team from Durham 11-4, but the, final game against Dave Triter from Palmerston was very close -with-the Pryce rink winning 6-5, The next round between District 13, 14. 15, 16 will be played Jan. 14 at Guelph. A mixed team composed of Neil and Marie McGavin. Don and Pat Dalton entered a spiel in Teeswaier Jan. 7 and won the consolation' prize. They also enjoyed the days curling. A men's team composed of -Doug Rowdiffe skip, John Patterson_Jx. third; D. 'Ste. Marie, second and Bob Ste. Marie, lead was entered in the Royal Canadian. Legion District Playdown in Goderich Jan. 7. They wen on Saturday but lost out Sunday in the finals to a team from Meaford who will go on to the Ontario finals. The ladies at the time of this writing have rent a team composed of Flo Smith. Terry Ward, Kay Campbell and Audrey Beuerman to Walkerton. Jan. 9 where they are entered in senior ladies district 1311-playdown. More Text week on the results of this curling. The men's spiel at the Seaforth curling winner dub sponsored by McOavin's Farm Equip- ment on Wed. Jan. U is filled. More on the results next week, • The winter carnival weekend coming up Jan. 21,22 should be lots of fun. The curling dub is becoming involved and under winter carnival curling, is accepting entries. It is going to be a fun day and you do not need my curling experience. There will be two games with the first game at 10 a.m. There are four entries in now, so get your team entered. An carnival visitors and partici- penis are welcome to drop in and watch and pin in on the fun. CURLING SCORES Men's Draw -J. Hetherington def. G. Beuttenmiller 8-5.D. Beattie def -D. Cornish 12-5..1. Patterson Sr. def. B. Menzies 9-4, G. McNichol tied L. Fisher 6-6. B. Roweliffe def. R. Foiheringham 9-5, G. Pryce def. B. Nuhn 7-6, B. Campbell clef. Don Trenieer 11-6, Competitive League Playdowns-G. Pryce. def. D. Campbell. B. Campbell def. J. Patterson Jr.. B. Jarmuth def. J. Patterson Sr.. L. Hoegy def. J. Hetherington. Wed- Maw: J. Palteison Sr. def. B. Menzies 7-4. D. Rowcllffe def. J. Hethering- ton 10-3. S. Brown def. G. Pryce 9-3. B. Roberton def. C. Denomme 13-1. R. Beuerman clef. T. Collyer 4-3, G. McNichol deL B. MacDonald 6-2. R. Beuerman def. F. Van Hovel 10-7, J. Bennett clef. D. Underwood 9-3, J. Patterson Jr. def. N. Boswell 4-2. B. Campbell def. B. Jannuth 4-3, K. Siemon clef. N. Dohnage 6-3. Junior Draw: R. Pryce and Wm. Fother- mgham tied; D. Campbell def. 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