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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-02-29, Page 10n.. Luisa eliminate Centenajres from BY GARY GRAY After winning the first game of their division semi-finals on Lucan ice, the Seaforth Centenaires dropped four straight to be eliminated from further play. Lucan now advances against Exeter in the division finals. Penalties proved costly for the Centenaires especially in the last three games in which they gave up 12 power play goals. In game three played in Seaforth' the Irish scored four unanswered goals (all on the power play) in the second period 'and then held off a third period comeback attempt by the Centenaires to emerge as 7-6 winners. Lucan jumped into .an early 2-0 lead on goals by Dave Egan and Brent Bannerman by the 6:50 mark of the first period only to have perseverance pay off for the Centenaires. Dave Murray as he scored an unassisted short handed goal with one minute remaining to cut the Lucan Lead to 2-1. In the middle frame the Irish took complete control due mainly to Centenaire penalties. At 4:14 Doug Sykes was sent to the penalty box for a hooking infraction and just 18 seconds later Brad Hodgins beat Cente- naire goalie Keith McClure to up their lead, to 3.1. Then exactly one minute later with the Centenaires playing two men short due too penalties to. Rob Core and . McClure. John ' Medd scored to increase thc'lead to 4-1. That goal was scored on Mike Macdonald who took over for the ejected McClure. At 13:01 Jamie Shiley scored the fifth Lucan goal while the Centenaires John Dale was in the penalty box. That goal came just seven seconds into the Lucan powerplay. Lucan increased their lead to 6-1 with yet another power play goal in the last minute as Medd notched his second of the game 15 sends after the Centenaires Dave Erb was penalized for high -sticking. Lucan outshot the Centenaires by a wide 19-10 margin in the period. In the third frathe it was all Seaforth as they outshot the Irish 23-5 due mainly to the fact that the Irish spent several minutes in the penalty box. The Centenaires twice had powerplay opportunities early in the period but .were stymied by the superb goaltending of Powell. Just past the 10 minute mark of the period John Ifickneli finally beat Powell with usilitd; goinggto linemates Jeff Pauli and Dav; McLlwain to' make the score 6-2. Les than two minutes later Dale assisted by Dave Murray scored to cut the Lucan lead to three goals. , Then at 17:05 Al Craig scored the seventh Irish goal and eventual winner. Thirteen second's later the Centenaires bounced back with an unassisted goal by Murray illman (itis first goal of the season) to make the score 74. It took the Centenaires just ten seconds to get their fifth goal as Dale got his second with assists going to Blman and Greg Murray, The Centenaires missed on several golden chances due mainly to Powell in the dying minutes. Dave Murray notched his second goal of the game with only one, second remaininget�make the final score 7-6. A total of 100 minutes in penalties were called in the game with both teams taking equal amounts. LUCAN 7 SEAFORTH 5 Game four in Lucan saw the Centenaires fall behind 3-0 in the first period a deficit which they were unable to fully recover from. Lucan completely dominated the play as the shots on goal of 22-12 indicated. 1n naiddle,stanza the Centenaires PAnle outqu ;It and scored two powerplay goals in the flt°st. Minute and 46 seconds by Dave Mc wain and Greg Murray to draw to within One goal of he leaders. At 8:R1 Luean got their second powerplay goal to go ahead 4.2, then at 14:09 Dave Murray got the Centenaires once again to within one goal of the Irish with a powerplay tally, Before the period ended Lucan came up with tivo goals (one on the power play) less than a minute apart to regain the three goals lead they had after the first period. The Centenaires outshot their .opponents 16-13 but could not beat the goaltending of Lucan's Bart Powell. In the third period John Hicknell scored the Centenaires fourth goal at the 2:50 mark to pull them within two of the Irish. Seaforth again showed a dominance in the play but Powell came up with several big saves to keep the Centenaires Off the scoresheeet. Lucan scored their final goal of the game just past the midway point of the period to take at that time a 7-4 lead. The Centenaires did not give up although time was running out LIQUID 'SAVE 1.51' PALMOLIVE DETERGENT1 LITRE. REG. 3.39 THE HURQN EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 29, 1984 — X19 in fur stra and Jeff Pauli scored the final goal for the Centenaires, on a powerplay with only 14 ,seconds remaining.. Seaforth once again outsbpt Lucan, this thne 1S-9, I Mille Macdonald played the entire game in . goal for the Centenaires and could' not be faulted. ' The Luean offence was paced by a three goal effort from John Medd while Bob Thirwell added a pair, Steve .Glenn and Jeff Skinner each added singles. Lucan also led in the penalty department picking up 18 of. 32 minor penalties handed out in the game. LIUCAN 9 CENTENAIRES 6 Once again it was the Lucan Irish's power play which played a key role in the fifth game of their semi-final round. The Irish came up with five powerplay goals including three in a row in the second period as they defeated the Centenaires 9-6 and thus pushed then to the sidelines. The two teams were tied 3-3 after the first period with the Irish getting goals from Bob Thirwell, John Medd and Jeff Skinner with the latter two coming on powerpiays. Jeff Pauli, Dave McLlwain and Jamie McClinchey replied for the Cefitenaires. Luean held a slight edge in play and outshot the Centenaires 14-12. POWDERED 'SAVE 2.10' FAB DETERGENT 6 LITRE REG. 5.09 Nogiv itAtieraiitmeil 2 9 9 fight games The middle frame saw the Irish outscore the Centenaires 5.1 as they scored twice in the first minute of play and then rattled home three' powerplay goals. Paul Wraith scored ' twice for Luean in the period while Thirwell, Medd and Skinner each scored their second of the game. Jeff Path notched his second of the night for the lone Centenaire goal of the period. Lucan outshot the Centenaires 16-14 in the period. The third frame saw the Centenaires outscore the Irish 2-1 but outshot 18.10. Mark McLlwain and Greg Murray were the Centenaire Marksmen while Steve Glenn scored for the Irish. Both goaltenders, Lucan's Powell and the Centenaires Mike Macdonald played well despite the amount of goals scored. Macdon- ald took over from Keith McClure who was tossed out of the game by referee Bill Walsh late in the second period. Greg Murray' was a standout for the Centenaires as he added three assists along with his goal and was named the games third ,. star for the second game in a row. The Centenaires took 48 of the 74 minutes in penalties. Ringette loses against Howick. Seaforth fell to defeat in sudden death overtime in their first semi final match against Howick. The game was extremely close as the two teams traded goals evenly throughout most of the game. The first period ended with Howick holding a slight one goal lead with the score 5-4. Seaforth came on strong in the second period, however, scoring three unanswered goals to take a two goal lead with only a few. minutes remaining. Howick, however, fired two goals in the last three minutes to tie the score at 9-9 fercin,e an overtime I TOWELS 99 STOCK U.V NOW!! o .. to girder- your steaks and roasts for the upcoming barbecue season. Halfway through the overtime period Howick scored the winning goal to take a 1-0 lead in the 3 out of 5 series. Jane Rowcliffe was the big scorer with five goals and two assists. Amy Van den Akker scored three goals while Tammy Taylor added a goal and an assist. Lisa Strong came up with an assist while Lisa Henderson who continues to play well got two assists. Tracy Fortune was strong in the nets coming up with many good saves. The series will continue next week when Howick visits Seaforth for the second game of the series. Novice hockey over Seaforth Novice ended their season on Feb. 16 with a win over Elma Logan 14-2. Scoring for Seaforth was Joe Murray with four goals; Tyler Papple, • three; Mike Moylan, two; • Scott Jervis two, Derek Gridzak two and Mike Devereaux one. Assists went to Mike Coyne with four; Scott Jervis two; Tyler Papple, two; Dean Finnigan, one; and Mike Moylan one. The Novice team played 20 games this season winning 15, losing three and tieing two. • The Novice played in the Seaforth Novice tournament Feb. 17 and 18 winning one game and losing one. They won 6-1 over Mitchell on Friday night. Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with three goals, Joe Murray, one; Scott Jervis one; Steven Hicknell one. Assists went to Pat Maloney, Matthew McNichol, Mike Moylan, Derek Gridzak and Mike Devereaux. On Saturday, Seaforth lost to Clinton 3-1. Scoring for Seaforth was Scott Jervis assisted by Mike Devereaux. PKG. OF2aRLY-nd Mike Pee Wees win WOAA game Seaforth Pee Wees played their first game in the W.O.A.A. play-offs against Mitchell in Mitchell on Feb. 21 and won 4-0. Trevor Fortune played a super game in net for Seaforth. Both teams remain d scoreless until the second period when Raurray opened the scoring for Seaforth as §std by Mark Reid. Seaforth took, control of the third .period by scoring three goals. Ray Murray added two more goals to give him a hat trick and he also assisted on a goal by Brian Cook. Next game to be played in Seaforth on Feb. 28. 'BEEF PRICES WILL CONTINUE TO RISE DUE TO THE HIGHER SUMMER DEMAND!! 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