The Huron Expositor, 1988-04-06, Page 1110 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 6, 1988
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Tuesday night is for The Boyd,
FROM THE GONDOLA
At 10 p.m. on your average Tuesday night
in the wintertime, most people are at home
watching the tube.
The local arena is empty except for one
dressing room full of hockey players who
are hurrying to put on their equipment so
they can get down to business.
Some of the equipment (or most of it)
belongs in a museum of some sort or even at
the local dumpsite. But to these guys it
doesn't really matter what their equipment
looks like because they are here for one
thing and one thing only - HOCKEY!
Once they make it to the ice the warm up
is very important to these seasoned
athletes. They know if they can put the puck
past the Wood brothers Mike and Ike they
are in for a good night. The Wood brothers
are two of the best goalies in the area.
The first 15 minutes of the game are fast
and furious as the guys try and impress the
few fans still left from the game before. But,
once the fans realize it's only pick-up hockey
and leave, the pace slows down to where it
should be - SLOW.
The boys play for an hour and a half with
the last hour set aside for a three out of five
or four out of seven series to decided the
champions for the next week. This is also
known as "bragging rights" in the dressing
room after the game.
The games are played with the same rules
as the big leagues with one extra rule added
to protect the Wood brothers from embar-
rassment. "NO WOUSEY GOALS
ALLOWED".
Many big league stars come out and play
regular Tuesday night. Rich Valve come out
and Just recently scored the 400th goal of his
great career and then a week later ended his
season on a down note by breaking his
ankle. It is rumored the puck has been sent
to the hockey hall of fame in Toronto for
public viewing.
Other mentionables include: Ray Bour-
que for his great defensive play; Peter
Klima for his sometimes prowness around
the net; Steve Kasper for his lightning like
speed up the middle and his blistering wrist
shot; and Gord Muzak for his end-to-end
rushes and his long reach. Gord is also
sidelined with an injury right now but should.
be back before ,the season is over.
The boys even had the privilege of having
a rookie from Pittsburg out one night but he
could only last for an hour. He said he was
gong home to watch the rest of the Atlstar
game but the truth is he couldn't handle the
pace the veterans set for him (maybe next
year he'll be able to keep up).
Over time these guys have picked up dif-
ferent names which they sometimes take
with them to tournaments. - THE BOYS,
THE BOYZ, THE TUESDAY NIGHT BOYS,
THE PLAYBOYS, THE FELLAS, THE
MUCKERS...the list goes on.
With the calibre of play out there it's a
wonder the stands aren't full every Tuesday
night, but there must be something better to
watch on T.V.
I guess I'm gong to go and work on my
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CELEBRATION - The Seaforth Atom Is congratulate their goaltender and each other
after their win on Sunday in Seaforth over Port Hope, which gave them the All Ontario
Chamionship. Corbett photo.
Atom Is
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angle, assisted by Mike Watt. Murray got
the next goal for Seaforth also, as Mike
Weber centred the puck to him and he tuck-
ed it behind the goalie on the backhand. Also
assisting on the play was Mike Watt. So the
local club ended up with a 2-1 lead after the
first period.
The second period was all Seaforth, as
they scored twice while shutting out Port
Hope. Mike Devereaux put on the moves
and walked around two defensemen and the
goalie for his first goal of the game, with
Wayne Schoonderwoerd assisting.
Boyd Devereaux made the score 4-1 as he
scored through heavy traffic in front of the
Port Hope net. Jason Henderson and Joe
Murray assisted on the goal.
The third period saw Joe Murray centre a
pass to Jeff Flanagan who didn't miss the
opportunity. Port Hope came on as Seaforth
got three penalties in the period, and they
managed to score two goals. With the score
5-3 the Port Hope goaltender was taken from
the net in favor of an extra attacker. There
were only 34 seconds left in the game and a
faceoff in the Seaforth end. But Joe Murray
made the Port Hope club sorry for pulling
their goaltender, as he shot the puck the
length of the ice and wrapped up the game
for Seaforth at a 6-3 final.
The second game, played in Port Hope,
was not as one sided as the first. But
Seaforth managed to win it in an overtime
period, setting the tone for their big win on
Sunday in front of their hometown fans.
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