HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-03-28, Page 7Curling
• BY JOHN PATTERSON SR.
The Vanestra Curling Club held a men's
spiel Wednesday, Mar. 21. A Seaforth entry
of Bob Fotheringham skip, Neil Uolmage
vice, Eric McIntosh second and Bill Munn
leading placed fourth in the 9 a.m. draw and
eighth position overall.
The Silver Tankard and Governor Gener-
als were both played in Harriston Mar. 24
and 25. These competitions are double team
entties.
SeafoKth had two teams in the Silver
Tankard competition. One had Mike Thomas
skip, Bob Fotheringham vice, Bob Kistner
second and Harry Jansen lead while the
other team had Bob Jarmuth skipping, Doug
Rowcliffe vice,- Don Tremeer second and
John Patterson Jr. leading.
On Saturday, they defeated Listowel in the
evening but lost to Harriston Sunday at 9
a.m.
seas°
The next pluydown in these events is
scheduled for Seaforth Apr. 1 for 13A -13B at
9 a.m. •
The Area feed tfCalgrs 'are sponsoring a
men's bonspiel at the Seaforth club on
Wednesday, ,Mar.14:Viiiitors wagon*
• . The Junior Club is having its final day
Apr. 2 with.curling at 4 p.m. followed by a
potluck supper, with parents invited.•_{
The ladies' club is winding their seetba up
Apr. 3 with curling* 5 pm. followed by a
potluck supper, and a meeting.
Mar. 31 is a,busy day with, the. first annual
• baseball bonspiel at the citrlingslub starting
at 9 a.m. and in .the evening the club is
sponsoring a winter break dance.. at the
Seaforth, and District Community Centres
with dancing from. 9-1 and lunch provided.
Tickets are $5 per person.
•JUNIOR DRAW
• Wm. Fotheringham def. Peter Ste, Marie •
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13-1, Glen Rose def Jeremy Miller 8-1, Step
Dolmage del Todd Pots 6-4.
Men's Draw -John Patterson Sr. def. Jerry
Hetherington 8,-4,10h0 Thomson def. Dave
Beattie 7.5, Bob. Jersauth def. Steve Brown
13.4, Mike Thomas' Clef. Laurie Fisher 741
Doug Rowcliffe def. Don ,Tremeer 8-7, Gary
McNichol def. Bill .Campbell 5-3, Bob
Jarmuth is bye. •
LADIES' DRAW
Loretta, Dolmage def Sheila Richardson
6-4, Marie McGavin def, Audrey Beuerman
7,4, Pat Deighton def, Flo Smith 8-6. •
MIXED DRAW
Jerry Hetherington def. Gori Pryce 9-5,
DougRowcliffe def. Steve Drown 10-6, Bill
Roberton def. John Patterson Sr. 104;
Clarence Denomme def. Jerry Hetherington
9.5. Frank Van Hevel tied Dave Underwood
7.7, Bran MacDonald def Bob Fothering-
ham 11,6, Tim'Collyer def Gary McNichol,
tIterinall def. Alvin Ahrens111 k,1601 0:44 Ned RQSW011.134, Keith '
5, bieRtLtkef. Bob Jarmuth 9.2, Neil Dolmage
def. .Campbell 43.
The Thursday 7 pmdraiv*was won" by
Vo99,110,volifie's rink with a score of 59
•The. riuriday 9 p.m. draw was woe by.
11Oh"Fiitheringham.s rink ,with a score of •
530 points.
The Friday 8 p.m. draw was won by Keith
Siemon's rink with a score of 55'4 points.
All three teams will be in a playoff.
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PRODUCE PRODUCE PRODUCE PRODUCE
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• IHL TOURNEY -The Industrial HOckey
League tournament In teaforth' was won -by
St. Thomas on Sunday. The final Score
against Lucan wasI-2. The "B" alar7101011-
' ship game was won by Blyth overUnionville,
32 Accenting the ''El" Champlone4lp trophy
In the abpve photoit'Orlan Brdiftley of the
Blyth Wadi. ,Tbe trophy was pf4ented by
Gay LobSltiger, representative of .I.abatts.
• (Hook photo)
First year of Junior . '.
broomball ends af1.7anq.uet
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Approximately 109 people atienderilthe ' Tracy Taylori. aqd girls' runners-up were
Seaforth Junior Broomball exhibition genie. -Jane Anderson,. Teri l Armstrong, Tracey
' and awards banquet at the. Seaforth.lind Bennett, Lori McClure; Connie McCowan,
District Community Centres held on Thurs- Angela McLean, Angela Reid, • Debbie
day, Mar: 22. . •
This was the first year for a Junior TMammelad;'Tlayraclo,.31 Itorman, Tracy Roth and
'Broomball League in Seaforth which in- Individual awards were presented at the
volved boys and girls from ages 9 to 15 and bangu6t and were selected by the coaches
was sponsored by the Seaforth Broomball based on the junior's performances through -
League. , out the season.
For the 1983-84 'season there were; four •
tetuns set up - two for the boys andtwo for, During the season the coaches kept
the girls. These teams played against each (statistics on the goals scored by all players
other every Thursday during the a.son and and the awards for the top scorers for each
at the end of the season there were playoffs . team were presented to Jackie Bell, Debbie
which consisted of three games with the Melady, Blaine Marks and Joe Smith.
team scoring the most points winning the The second award was for the Mdst
playoffs. Improved Player. Since this was the first
total goals scored during e la - so the
In the boys division, there was a ' year for broomball for the majority of he
ayers, the coaches noticed a gi'eat deal of
winner was decided by penalty shots on the improvement in all the 'players' bropmball
goalie. After seine fantastic saves by both skills and abilities. •These awards were _
goalies the winning team was decided when received by Cheryl Ann Storey,' Terri '
• e goal was scored by Brian Melady. Armstrong, SteVe O'Connor and Trevor
Fortune.
• The .championship and runner-up teams
are: boys' playoff champs: Jeff Kennedy, The Sportsmanship awards were present;
Jeff Dolmage, Blaine Marks, Brian tdelady, ed to players who displayed team spirit ant
Danny McNichol, Steve Eckert, Greg good sportsmanship on and off the ice. They
Preszcator, Rick Thompson, Les Hudie, Don were presented to: Tammy Nash. Tracey
Brown and Steve O'Connor; boys' runners- Bennett, Danny McNichol and Chris Presz-
up, Paul Bakers Brown4ten Driscoll, , cater.
Sean Melady, Chtls PriXicator, Steve The last individual award was the Coach's
Schroeder, Joe Smith, Trevor Fortune, Award. This award went to the individual
Darrell Eckert ani Bob Fehr•who was the most coachable, enthusiastic
Girls' playoff champs were Jackie Bell, 'and co-operative. These were awarded to
Janice Carter, Tammy Nash, Tammy Janice Carter, Connie McCowan, Greg
Kennedy, Shelley Nicholson, Lisa Paeszca- Preszcator and Ben Driscoll.
• tor, Cheryl Ann Storey, Sandra Wynja, Tina Plans are already being made to expand
Bosnian. Tracey Fortune. Tawyna Taylor, next season.
BOWLING SCORES
SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLERS
Ladies High: Pearl James 640, WinMurphy 578, Hazel
titGxligle 450.
Men'a high, Oliver Pryte 630, Bert Walters MO, Eimer
Doar 509, Harvey Dow 503, Campbell Way 510.
Fegh Alley: Grace Pepper, Marg Csrferi Bart Wati4rai
Petri James, Oliver Pry.
111. JAMES BOWLING
Mens' high single and triple -Tom Nigh 290 and 878. •
Ladles high single -Shirley TU690( 22/. Ladies high
triple -Nadine Chappel 616.
Playoff standings: Tigers 8443, Leiters 6347, Ti Cats
8203. BILzzards 8138, Globetrotters 5991, Cardinals 6938.
Cue to scheduling complications the, 81. James
tournerneAt has been postponed until Apr. 7,
SPECIALS
LEGION
High alngle-Mary Beuerman 261, Brian Dale 255.
14gh triple -Mary Beuerman 689, Brian Dale 844.
Standings: Garfisids 99, Blue Jaye 94, Smurfit 83,
Swingers 81, Bumpers 78, E.T. 69.
MIXED DOUBLES
Weekly ladies high single and triple -Mary Bouorman
837,626.
Mena' high single -John Coleman 049. High tripte-\'o,"
Soott 773.
Swoon's high ladles single. tripie, avorago-Mary
Beuerman 332, 785, 210.
Mens' high single -John Coleman 349. High triple -Art
Finlayson 797. High average -Art Finlayson 218, Jack
Bedard 218.
Standing': Art's Angels 120, A -Team 117, Teddy
091111(7, Optimistics 84, John's Devils 71; Alley Cats 69.
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