HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-01-20, Page 7Lack of players kills Centenaires in Thamesford
A lack of players cost the Seaforth
Centenaires a humiliating defeat this
weekend. They were in Thamesford to take
on the Trojans Sunday night.
But in their first game of the weekend,
Friday night against the Mitchell Hawks,
the Centenaires were anything but
humiliated. Mitchell is the team Seaforth
will have to beat in a five game series to.
make the playoffs and it looks like the two
are evenly matched. The fact remains that
the Hawks have beaten the'Centenaires In
each of their five matchups this season, but
the Cents' can definitely play with this
team.
Mitchell took control of the play early in
the first period and had put away two goals
by 16:41. But the Centenairee worked hard
and started coming on at the midpoint of the
period as Rob MtEwen teamed up with
Steve Schroeder to start the catch-up. Kevin
Williamson was set up for the tying goal by
McEwen and Terry Pugh not two minutes
later. But the Hawks were determined to go
back to their dressing room with a lead and
they got it with a third . l late in the
period.
The, Centenaires had a penalty : to in the
first period and it followed them into the se-
cond, putting them further behind the eight
ball as Mitchell scored on the power play'to
take' a 4-2 lead. Mike Schoonderwoerd
started evening things up for the
Centenaires as the point man received a
pass from. Terry Pughcand rocketed a shot
that Mitchell goaltender Jeff Redfern nar-
rowly saved. Schoonderwoerd picked up the
rebound on his shot and beat Redfern
upstairs while he was still down.
But Steve Murray and Derek Simpson got
a goal each to give the Hawks back a com-
fortable lead. Murray got two goals and two
assists in the game and Simpson got a hat
trick and one assist, so the Centenaires will
know who to watch for when they bump into
Mitchell again.
Down by a score of 6-3 the Centenaires
fought to get back in the game and Steve
Schroeder put them there with his drive
from the point which caught the bottom cor-
ner. Mike Betties and Kevin Williamson
assisted on the play.
The Centenaires needed only two goals to
tie the game up going into the third period,
but Mitchell held them until the fifteen
minute mark when they went to work again.
They scored once at 15:07 and quickly
followed it up with another at 15:45 to extend
their lead to four goals and all but eliminate
HE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 20.1988 —
Betty "Boo
Ladies Broomball
PARR LINE 1- WINTHROP 1
Satisfaction came for Joan Henderson as
she scores the only goal for Parr Line.
Susanne Van Miltenburg provided
assistance. You had to be there to see this
impact shot by "Betty Boops" who does a
back flip shot with her broom and not know-
ing where the ball is going puts it directly in-
to the net to tie the game up. Marie
Leonhardt and Lynn Devereaux were her
helpers.
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CENTENAIRES VS. MITCHELL - The Seaforth Centenaires travelled Mitchell Friday
night to take on their rival hawks. Mitchell won the game 9-4 as Steve Murray (9) scorech
two goals. Seaforth defender Mike Schoonderwoerd sticks with Murray in front of
Centenaire goalie Trevor Fortune in sepond period, action. Bader photo.
the Centenaires. Seaforth pulled goaltender for the Centenaires assisted by Rot
Trevor Fortune to try and get things going McEwen and Terry Pugh. But the Trojan:
again late in the period, but the only result were allowed to wheel the puck in the last
was another Mitchell goal. The final score half of the period and they put the
was 9-4 for Mitchell. Centenaires out of the game as they extend-
Seaforth will take on Mitchell once more - ed their lead to 11-1.
-February 14 in Seaforth- before their best of The Centenaires didn't give up in the third
five battle for a playoff spot. period and Terry Pugh put a second
The Centenaires headed to Thamesford Seaforth goal in the net assisted by Mike
with only 11 players (two of them goalies) Schoonderwoerd and Rob McEwen.
Sunday, fully expecting a rough night. Thamesford also didn't give up, apparently
Seaforth kept up with the Trojans, who had not satisfied with eleven goals, and pucks
so many players they could have used some started to pile up in the Seaforth net. Shots
of the space on the Cent's bench, in the early on goal in the period were 6 for Seaforth and
part of the first period. But fatigue eventual- 33 for Thamesford. Eight of those 33 shots
ly reared its ugly head and Thamesford got went in and Thamesford won by a final
rolling and scored six goals. score of 19-2. Shots on goal in the game were
In the second period the Centenaires came Seaforth 28, Thamesford 83.
on, and had five breakaways they couldn't The Centenaires -will host Wellesley on
cash in on. Darren Akey opened` .'he scoring January 22.
ps" gets crucial goal
had their chances even showing potential on by as everything went as smooth as clock
their playing but shied away on scoring. work. An excellent game of broomball on
MUSTANGS 0 - RAIDERS 2 both these team's parts.
Hooray for the Raiders winning is KNIGHTS 3 - CHLSELHUSRT O
everything to them. Tony Arts wrestles for Joe Dorssers needed no help on this shot
the ball with all the teamates around him as he sizes up the net and hits the top cross
but manages to squeeze through and score. bar and the ball falls directly down into the
Not once but twice he marvels the audience. net. Try after try Lawrence Vink finally suc-
Great backup by Steve Van Dyle and Jeff ceeds and his goal for the evening is helped
Campbelle. Mustangs kept up a steady pace by Paul Nynhuis. Another shady mishap by
even with the few guys they had. The refs Joe Dorssers as he slides by the goalie's net,
however made use of their whistles handing reaches out and grazes the ball, just barely
out penalties two by two. making contact to direct it into -the net. Help
RUSTLERS 0 - ROYALS 0 came from Jim Nynhuis. Chiselhurst was
This was a game to watch as the time flew Turn to page 10A •
Wingers blowSwingers off lanes
The Wingers blew the Swingers off the Cathy Vock threw a 532 to capture the
lanes taking seven big points in a long, women's weekly high triple. Pat Ryan
gruelling struggle to narrow the gap bet- recorded a personal best 244 single and 608
wean the two teams to a mere 10 points, with triple — fantastic Pat.
only two weeks remainln.g in the regular
sexton. The tension is building. When asked Before giving the all important standings
later about the loss, (leave those pins up) the entire Thursday night I ilrf like
Knights said "... we were just helping them to offer congratulati» •,e }lar. •
out ..." A likely story Pins. Due to the burn, winner of the 50- flna .
quote from the oppositon. Perhaps next of your various seating rip- er •
celebration this reporter was unable to get a ly what you all have been
week. a standings update Sai..es.,s- 3,
As for individual efforts Neil Beuerman Wingers -63, Team three -56, Highballers-52,
swept the men's weekly highs with a sizzling Expo's-51, Misfits -35. This is becoming a
331 single, along with a crepitating 784 tri- tense situation, don't you agree. Remem' er
ple. Barb Alexander bowled her way to the check next week for further exctriA
women's weekly high single with a 196 and information.
QUEENS 3 - PERTH 0
Cheryl Kruse baffles the ball a few times
and finally heads it in the right direction for
a sure goal, her witnesses were Jean Hag-
gis and Karen Piet. Turning the play
around now, Jean Haggitt loses control of
the broom and manages to gather her equip-
ment together to score a quick wrist action
shot — what preserverence by Cheryl Kruse
and Karen Piet. A lone goal by Marg
Henderson as she fakes the goalie out and
falls down to get her own rebound off of the
goalie and follows the ball directly into the
net. Perth Ladies were hustling well but not
enough "zapp" on scoring a goal.
FARMERS 1- COMMERCIAL 6
Looks like Bev Shea is in the limelight as
she engages in a pretext of trying to keep up
steady pace of scoring, her help came from
Carlene Ralph and Janice Cairns. However
Chris Cairns sneaks in and with amazement
provides a few goals herself, considerate
passing from Audrey Schenk and Heather
Mcilwraith. Lori Scherbarth makes herself
known as she accumulates a sure goal with
a little help from Calana Uniac and Marie T.
Flanagan. Those Jr. Farmers are on a roll
scoring another goal as Liz Rhode gets
credit for the goal as her modest winger
Cory Lotz gives her a suitable pass, as they
are scrambling in front of opposing goalie.
Next Week, January 20, 1988 at 8:10 p.m.
it's Juniors vs. Jr. Farmers; at 9:10 p.m. it's
Jr. Farmers vs Queens; at 9:50 p.m. it's
Winthrop vs. Perth and at 10:40 p.m. it's
Parr Line vs Commercial.
Mans Broomball
Bob Nash tries one of his sleek moves and
gracefully glides the ball into the net un-
noticed by the opposing goalie, flexible pass-
ing from Rick Archambault and Gord
Henderson. Slithering across the ice Bill
Dale meets the ball and immediately pro-
jects it into the net. His mates were John
Cairns and Jim Nash Jr. Frantically Frank
bangs and bangs rebound after rebound
then puts a little more arc onto the ball and
scores. On his knees Tom Buck manages a
flip shot over the goalie's head for a sure
point, helped by Dale Kennedy. The Rats
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Bulldogs lead standings in YBC
Wednesday's high YBC bowlers were
Heather McMillan with 100 and Carrie Ban-
non who bowled a 96 single. The girls high
doubles also go to Heather at 199 and Carrie
at 177. High girls averages are Carrie with a
„93 and Heather with a 90.
High bantam boys were Derek McDonald,
who bowled 141 and Craig Harris at 133.
High doubles are Craig at 262 and Derek
with 261. High averages to Derek at 114 and
Craig at 107.
Standings this week are: Bulkrogs 41,
Snowballs 38, Latecomers 38, California
Cubes 37, Bluejays 33 and Starftghtrs 24.
Sunday: mixed league had giris go-
ing to Noele Thompson at 95 cie Carter The Seaforth Bantams had one game this
at 169 and Karen Coleman with 140. High week against Haniston. The boys were able
triples went to Noele at 237, Monica Ryan at to keep the score close for the .first two
451 and Karen with 327. periods but ran out of steam in the third
High boys singles went to Joe Kenny' at period. The score was 5-1 for Harriston.
131, Robin Scarrow at 174 and Kevin Dick Scoring for Seaforth was Jason
who bowled a 198. Schoonderwoerd assisted by Paul McElwain
High triples went to Joe with a 325, Robin eind Karsten Carroll.
at 469 and Kevin at 548.
Standings for this league are: Lightning
Express 51, Having fun 48, Strike Force 45,
Kool Kats 40, Spare it up 32 and Strikers 29.
Watch for results of the "1 Beat My
Coach" Tournanient coming up next week
as well as the "travelling" Junior team
results.
Bantams lose 5-1
to Harriston
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Gymnastics program set to g
A GYMNASTICS PROGRAM for children
aged 4 to 16 years of age is set to go. Starting
Monday February 8 from 7 to 8 pm the 4-7
years can participate and from 8 to 9 pm
children aged 8 to 16 years of age will have
their turn. This will be a 10 week program
and the registration fee will be $0 per child
or, $75 for a family of three or, $100 for a
family of four. Registration will be held on
Saturday, January 30 from 10 am to noon at
the Seaforth and District Community Cen-
tres. For more information please call the
Recreation Office at 527-0882.
A WOOD CARVING program will begin
on Wednesday, January 27. This will be a 10
week program and will be held at the
Seaforth and District High SchooL Instruc-
tor Chris Wybrow will take each person
through „,the steps of carving a life size
shorebirl. Registration fee will be $30 which
includes a piece of wood for each person.
Call the recreation office to register at
527-0882.
SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues
every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4
pm. Last week's winners were: Ladies:
Mary Chapple 347, Rachel Riehl 331, Hazel
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McGonigle 326, Men: Elmer Townsend 371,
Tobe Murray 331 and Lloyd Hoggarth 276.
The Seaforth Branch Library presents
MOUSE MOVIES from 4 to 4:45 pm on
Thursday, January 28 at the Seaforth
Library. This special event will be held for
children aged five years and up. Admission
is free. Don't miss it!!
The 15tH Annual Seaforth Optimist ATOM
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT was held last
week and the local boys fared very well
Results are as follows: "A" Final - Seaforth
T's 4, Clearwater 1. "A" Consolation - Burl-
ington 2, Stratford 0. "B" Final - Clinton 2,
Tavistock 1. "B" Consolation - Drayton 5;
Hanover 2. "C" Final - Stephen Twsp. 3,
Zurich 1. "C" Consolation - Seaforth II 6,
South London Houseleague 2.
Congratulations to all teams, and many
thanks to the Seaforth Optimist Club for
hosting another very successful
tournament.
The Seaforth Ringette Association will be
celebrating RINGETTE WEEK by having a
Fun Night. The Fun Night will be held on
Sunday, February 14, 1988 beginning at 5
pm. Plans are to have each Ringette team
playing exhibition games against other
teams. The Bunny, Novice and Petites are
to play the moms at 5 pm. All interested
moms are asked to contact Debbie Rau at
527-1301. The Tweens will be matched
against a mystery team at 6 pm and the
Juniors will be showing off their skills
against the Ringette Dads at 7 pm. All in-
terested dads please contact Debbie Rau.
Admission is . free and everyone is
welcomed. So spread the word, bring mom,
dad, brothers, sisters and grandparents,
friends or anyone who might be interested in
seeing a few fun games of Ringette.
cekbrason1: ' DINNER
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 6:00 p.m.
at the
Seaforth and District Community Centres
Main Speaker: Bab Santavy
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