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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-03-16, Page 88 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 16,1988 SEAFORTH MIDGET Team captain Blair Beuermann (number 16) got three goals last week as the Midgets took on Six Nations in the All Ontario quarter finals. Here he bat- tles with a Six Nations defenceman to,keep the puck in their end. Corbett photo. MIDGETS VS; SIX NATIONS - In the final game of the All Ontario quarter finals Seaforth beat the Six Nations club 5-4 in overtime, and advance to the semi finals against Lambeth. Here Andy Ball is robbed by the six nations goaltender, while Blair Beuermann moves in to pick up a reboun'd.Corbett photo. Atom Is ahead in semi finals The Seaforth Atom Is won the tirst game and the fifth game Friday, March 25 at 8 of the OMHA semi-finals against Lambeth p.m. in Seaforth. with a 5-2 win at home on Saturday. • On Sunday, Seaforth Atoth Is had an ex - Scoring for Seaforth were Joe Murray 2, hibition game in Seaforth against Listowel Dean Finnigan 1, Mike Watt 1 and Jason and came up with an 8-3 victory. Henderson 1. Assists went to Mike Watt with Goals went to Mike Devereaux 2, Boyd 2 and Jason Henderson, Joe Murray, Wayne Devereaux 2, Mike Watt 1, Joe Murray 1, Schoonderwoerd, Mike Moylan and Justin Mike Weber 1 and Steve Mclnally 1. $odney each had one. Assists went to Mike Devereaux 3, Mike The next game is in Lambeth Wednesday Watt 3, Dean Finnigan 2, Mike Hugill 2, at 7 p.m. with another in Seaforth Friday, Steve Mclnally 2, Mike Weber 1, Wayne March 18 at 8 p.m. The fourth game is Schoonderwoerd 1, Justin Rodney 1 and Joe Wednesday, March 23 at 7 p.m. in Lambeth Murray 1. Novice win series in overtime The Seaforth Novice hockey teem travell- was able to score. Both goalies came up with ed north to play the second game of a best of some brilliant saves. Seaforth looked three series against Durham on Wednesday. assured of the win with the clock winding • Seaforth won the first game and were look- down but Durham's Jeff McMillan went end ing to end the series. Durham however were to end and slid a shot past the outstretched lnnk -g ti' stay alive. pad of Scott Wood. Durham took advantage of Seaforth's The issue was to be decided in a 10 minute, sloppy play on this night and really took it to total goals overtime period. Both teams ex - them. Fortunately for Seaforth Durham haustingly tried for the first goal, but it was could not muster a goal and the first two Chris Marion, on a pretty backhand that put periods ended scoreless. Seaforth ahead with 1:57 left in overtime. The spirited effort of the "PIGLET" line The goal was assisted by Shaun Anstett. (Brandon Nash, Rob Craig and Scott Van- Seaforth was determined not to let Durham Dooren) seemed to spark the boys as back in again as Shaun Anstett scored only Seaforth opened the scoring with 23 seconds 44 second later to all but decide the win. gone in the third period with an unassisted Jered Munroe assisted on the goal. marker by Shaun Anstett. Most of the period Seaforth will now play the winner of the saw a little more action but neither team series between Teeswater and Arthur. Novice tie Stratford 1-1 Sunday, March 13 Seaforth Novice hosted to Clements and Lewis with only 29 seconds Stratford Majors to an exhibition game of left in the first. hockey to keep themselves in the swing of The second period was scoreless and only things until the next round of playoffs. Seaforth managed to count one in the third The boys found they really had to work period. Chris Marion popped one in the top hard and stay awake against this major corner at 5:22 to tie the game at 1-1 which re - team. The first period was full of lots of back mained to be the final score. and forth hockey action. The Seaforth team Goalie Scott Wood deserves a big pat on found they couldn't count on too many the back for the great number of saves to breakaways against the fast Stratford crew. keep his team in the game. Passing was the way to get on the The Novice boys play at home against scoreboard and that is exactly how Strat- Goderich on Wednesday, March 16 at 6:30 ford's Nathan Betts did it with assists going pm. They can use your support. Tweens overcome by Dorchester The Seaforth Tweens travelled to Dor- goals to end the period 3-1. chester on Saturday to play an exhibition In the second Cheryl scored her third goal game to keep in shape before beginning of the game to put Seaforth ahead 4-1. playoffs with Goderich next Sunday night. The tweens, bound by penalties, couldn't hold on as Dorchester showed their ag- gressiveness and scored four unanswered goals to come back and win the game 5-4. Assisting on' the goals for Seaforth were Robyn Carnochan (2), Jodie Hugill (2),and Jill Betties and Kris Gemniell with one. Dorchester started the scoring off in the first period at the 10:39 mark. Tracy For- tune came back to tie it up six minutes later. Cheryl McLlwain was determined to put Seaforth in the lead by adding two more THIS WEEK IN Midgets advance to semi finals The Seaforth Midgets have eliminated Six, Nations and will now advance to the semi- final round against Lambeth in the Midget `CC' All Ontario Playoffs. Tuesday night the Midgets faced Six Na- tions in Seaforth in the fourth game of the best of five series. Seaforth had taken the lead in the series 2-1 in a game in Six Na- tions that ended in a bench -clearing brawl that even the spectators were involved in. Because of the brawl five of the Seaforth players -some of them key players- were sit- ting out. Taking the place of the midgets were several bantam players who were call- ed on to fill the gaps. Six Nations was in the same boat, however, as that„ team lost six players due to suspensions. But they couldn't call on their bantams because they also had a game on Tuesday, so Six Nations had only eight skaters and two goalies at the game. Seaforth got on the board. first as Andy Ball put on a burst of speed and took the puck down left wing, and slid a backhand pass out to Blair Beuermann who was waiting in front of the net. Beuermann made good on the sgoring opportunity, and Wayne Regele and Ball picked up assists. But Six Nations wasted no time in making up the goal, as they went on the power play. There was a shot from the point which Seaforth goaltetfder Trevor Fortune stop- ped, but the rebound was picked up by a Six Nations player who tied the game up. The second period was identical to the first in terms of goal scoring. Beuermann was in the right place'at the right time once , again as Seaforth went on a power play, and he took a pass from Ray Murray and beat the Six Nations goaltender with a low shot to the stick side. Andy Ball also assisted. But Six Nations stayed right in the game as they went on the power play late in the period. Seaforth failed to ice the puck or even clear their zone, and eventually gave up one shot too many. So after the second period the score was tied at two. In the third period Six Nations took the lead for the first time. Seaforth had already got two goals but both were disallowed -one because of a penalty, and one because the net was off its moorings. The third goat for Six Nations was "just one of those things," as Trevor Fortune lost sight of the puck which was sitting just behind his skates. When he turned and looked for it he kicked it in and Six Nations took the lead. Seaforth tied the game back up as Ray Murray beat a defenseman at the Six Na- tions blueline and broke down his wing. Blair Beuermann got his third of the night as he picked up the puck, and even while he was being hauled down by a Six Nations defender, managed to get the puck past the Six Nations defender. Seaforth had good pressure throughout tete period and the fans, who were packed to the rafters Tuesday flight, were constantly on the edge of their seats. It was Mike 'Dicker' Schoonderwoerd who put Seaforth in the lead with only 1:13 left in the game. Seaforth was on a four on three power play as Schoonderwoerd took a breakout pass from Terry Gray and started up the ice. Schoonderwoerd walked around all three Six Nations players and somehow hung on to the puck when it looked for sure like he would lose it, and finished the play by making it count. The teams were even again at 0:52, and an icing call gave Six Nations a face off in the Seaforth end. The puck went back to a Six Nations point man off the draw, and a drive from the blue line found a hole and tied the score up. Just as the buzzer was going to end the third period Fortune made a game - saving grab. The Seaforth netminder was sprawled on his stomach reaching for a puck, but a Six Nations' player got to it first and flipped a shot over Fortune's head directly at the net. From his prone position Fortune managed to get his glove up and saved the game for an overtime period. It was 6:34 of the overtime period when Ray Murray, unassisted, gave Seaforth the win. The Seaforth Midgets played their first game against Lambeth in the All Ontario semi finals last night, but the results were not available in time for publication. Harris, Scarrow and Stokes tops in YBC bowling YBC WEDNESDAY LEAGUE Bulldogs lead with 64 points; Star Fighters 63; Late Corners 58, Snowballs 55; California Cuties 55, Blue Jays 50 points. HIGH SINGLES Debbie Stokes 132, Heather McMillan 126, Graig Harris 172, Derek Hunt 171, Steven Fehr 163. SEASONAL HIGH SINGLES Heather McMillian 163, Derek 'McDonald 222. WEEKLY DOUBLES Heather McMillan 235, Carrie Bannon 213, Debbie Stokes 201, Steven Fehr 311, Derek Hunt 279, Graig Harris 277. SEASONAL DOUBLES Heather McMillan 266, Derek McDonald 366. YBC SUNDAY LEAGUE Lightning Express 86, Having Fun 80, Strike Force 72, Kool Kats 71, Spare it up 63, Strikers 39. WEEKLY HIGH SINGLES Noele Thompson 115, Joseph Kenny 119, Bantam; Tracie Carter 174, Robin Scarrow 187, Junior; Susan Kuzmich 198, Jeff Alce 196, Senior. 'fa _. SEASONED SINGLES Noele Thompson 115; Joseph Kenny 173, Bantam; Monica Ryan 228, Robin Scarrow and Tom Hunt 187, Junior; Janet McBeath 294, Kevin Dick 267 Senior. WEEKLY HIGH TRIPLES . Noele Thompson 228, Joseph Kenny 344, Bantams; Tracie Carter 459, Robin Scarrow 444, Junior: Susan Kuzmich 493, Kevin Dick 453, Senior. SEASONAL HIGH TRIPLES Noele Thompson 275, Joseph Kenny 412, Bantam; Monica Ryan 524, Robin Scarrow 498, Junior; Janet McBeath 619, Kevin Dick 699, Senior. '0,11✓'it1/J1ir t a { READY AND WAITING - The Milverton goalie is ready and waiting for the puck to come his way In atom hockey action played In Seaforth Friday night. The Seaforth Atom Its eventually came out the winners In this contest, downing their opponents by a 5-2 score. Mcllwraith photo. Help needed for minor ball MINOR BALL MEETING: The Seaforth and District Minor Ball Association is ask- ing all interested parents to attend a meeting on Tuesday, April 5, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. at the Arena. The Association will be looking for volunteers to help with the 1988 ball season. If there is NO HELP, there will be NO BALL. For more information call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. Registration for Minor Ball will be held April 13 and April 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. both nights at the Seaforth and District Community Centre. A BEYOND BASIC MICROWAVE COOK- ING PROGRAM will begin Tuesday, March 29 and run from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Seaforth and District High School. This pro- gram will be for all owners of microwave ovens, that know the basics, but would like to go a little further. Microwave ter- minology, Dos and Don'ts of the microwave, and many new recipes are just a few things that will be covered. Please call the Recrea- tion Office at 527-0882 for registration or information. If you would like information regarding your volunteer organization, or if you have any special events coming up, and would like them included in the Seaforth and District RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES GUIDE for Spring and Summer, please con- tact the Recreation Office prior to Friday, March 18, at 527-0882. There is no fee for this, so call as soon as possible and be sure not to miss this great offer. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS from last week are as follows: men: Lloyd Pipe 386, Gord Murray 342 and Theo Van RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard Bake! 311. Ladles: Rika Van Baste! st)1, Helen MacKenzie 323 and Doreen Kelly 320. The Seaforth Figure Skating Club will be hosting an "ICE SHOW" featuring Lloyd Eisler and his partner Isabelle Brasseur. This special event will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Friday, April 1, 1988 starting at 7 p.m. Advance tickets only available from Ray's Family Market, Keatings Pharmacy, or any member of the Skating Executive. Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under. There will be a reception to follow. Don't miss our proud Olympians and future Olympians. The Annual KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT will be held on Saturday, March 19 and Sunday, March 20. The Junior classes will play on Saturday, and the Senior classes will play on Sunday. Come out and show your school spirit!! YOGA CLASSES will begin on Wednes- day, April 6 from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Arena. This will be a 10 week session, and will cost $25. Relaxation techniques will be shown. For more information please contact the Recreation Office at 527.0862. Anyone interested in playing for the SEAFORTH MERCHANTS SENIOR BASEBALL team must register by Thurs- Speak Up ... Join In ... Be Proud 1.' Y. rr/4., .:; Although in law Canadian citizenship has existed only since 1947, the spirit that gives Canadians their special identity has lived since the earliest days of Confederation. From April I ' to 23. 1988. Canadians will participate in National Citizenship Week - a celebration of our citizenship and what it means to be Canadian. t Equality. diversity and community are the essential ingredients of that spirit. and basic principles of Canadian society. Being Canadian NATIONAL CITIZENSHIP WEEK APRIL 17 to 23, 1988 IOTT \1ORI T\I()R\1ATlf)\ (t)\7•1t f lf)i HT 0( \l t (TT/I \Still' i ( )1 IT day, March 31 at Archie's Sunoco, or the Recreation Office. Indoor practise will begin on Monday, April 11. The management would like to ask all last year's players to hand in washed uniforms when registering or as soon as possible. The Seaforth and District MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION will be hosting a Wrap -Up evening on Wednesday, March 30, 1988. The schedule is as follows: 6-7 p.m. - Mites 7-8 p.m. - Junior Houseleague 8-9 p.m. - Junior Houseleague 9-10 p.m. - Senior Houseleague 10-11 p.m. - Senior Houseleague Donuts and refreshment for players and family will follow each game in the upstairs hall. Come out and cheer on your favorite team. The Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary will be sponsoring an EASTER BONNET DECORATING CONTEST. Entries must be received by Thursday, March 24 and judg- ing will be held on Friday, March 25. For more information please call Francis Teetero at 527-1979. This is a perfect way to get into the Spring Spirit. The Expositor needs team photographs for its SPORTS EDITION. To arrange to have photographs taken call The Expositor at 527-0240. Ask for Heather or Neil. DUring National Citizenship Week, people in every corner of the nation, of all ages. will be showing what being Canadian means to them. In schools, in community centres, offices and neighbourhood businesses across the country, Canadians will be doing something special for Canada. So speak up! join in! Be proud - to he Canadian! Jlolinsted House Bed ey Br2Uijq,St Canada Department of the Secretary of Stale of Canada SeC4tar at d fee du Canada The Hon David Crombie L hon David Crombie Cozy guest rooms in a distinctive older home offering you a wean welcome and comfortable accommodation. MEMBERS OP SO. 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