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THE SDHS GOLDEN BEAHS played their first game in the Huron GSeaft lh last 9-1 against a tough opprmition, but the team is look -
High School Hockey League on Friday, against Wtngham. ,ins froward to a successful building year_ Corbett photo_
SDHS forms fi rst hockey team,
The Seaforth District High School Golden hut their defence bad
Bears played their first ever game of The team is morin up stadia& from
hockey this week, and have entered the grades nine to 13, and has a lot of In-
dianan High S*'hool Hockey League. terest at the school There ale TI players on
Wineirarn a provincial calibre high school the team list and nobody was rut from the
team, was in Seaforth on Friday to initiate team, and there are still lags who are
SDHS to the league. Seaforth last the match trying to get on the roster_
9-1, with Dan McNaughton scoring the Ione Mr. Empringham runs theteam -
SDHS goal unassisted, but coach and prin- ly than other campetetive hockey teams.
eipal Jim Eiripringham was happy with the Any major penalties or fag9s result in the
way his team handled itself_ player's ejection from tie team, and
"The attitude of the kids is exceptional_ everybody gets ice time. Tie amount of ice
They're very supportive of each other, they time players get is only affeled by whether
know we're in a building year, and they or not they came to , . 6..7, Mr. Enh -
know we're here to have fun." Ingham says hockey is a , .. ,, .: , high school
Mr. Empringham says Wingham is the sport, and he thinks the hqh school team
team to beat in the league, but there are also should support rather that hinder minor
teams from Exeter and Clinton, and from hockey by giving players a ice time and
the way SDHS played against Wingham he hopefully addieg to &a fm-. reputation as
tainke they will do affright in an upcoming a hockey town. There are fon players en the
game Tuesday in Clinton_ team who don't play minor hockey, so he
The manager of the Wingham team had sees that as proof that the tem is providing
positive things to say about the SDHS a new athletic opportunity.
performance. Players who play junior lackey can not
"It was very typical of the first game, but play high school, but so !adhere has been
rd give them credit for the way they handl- no conflict and nobody has quit the
ed themselves on the ice They're a good Centenaires to play for he high school
skating team, they've got good goaltending, team.
Mens broomball clone
COMMERrIaL0-PARRLINE 9
Sueanne Vanllltenburg netted a hat trick
with help from Donna Preszcator and
Dianne Shapton; Sandi Fremlin added a
third goal assisted by Heidi Elliott, Sharon
Whitefield and Bev Shea added two each
with Shea assisted by Joan H. Henderson.
Glenda Chaput added the last two goals. The
Commercial Ladies have picked up the pace
but unfortunately no goals were seen.
QUEENS 1 -PERTH 0
A shot into the top left hand corner of the
net did the trick and Cheryl Kruse was able
to score the Queens only goal of the game_
Marg Henderson and Pat Koehler assisted_
Perth goalie saver her team from a bigger
WINTHROP 5 -JR_ FARMERS 0
Rookie Tracy Bennett poked in a couple of
goals, off passing from Tammy Nash,
Dianne Bennett and MaryLou McPherson.
Donna Arts also accumulated two goals,
unassisted. Susan Hulley wound the game
up with Deb Murray by her side.
In Ladies Broomball on November 30 at 8
p.m_ Parr Line vs. Jr. Farmers, 8:50 p.m.
Commercial vs. Perth and 9:40 p.m. Wm-
throp vs. Queens.
MEN'S BROOMBALL
WINTHROP 2 -EASY RIDERS 1
Wayne Gingerich broke with two on none
and scored a goal. Martin Wynja assisted.
Mr. Empringhamsays the team obviously
needs work in a lot of areas toile positional
play, but he is optimistic and says they are
"building for the future"
ARCHIE'S
SUNOCO
WEEKLY DRAW
WINNERS
A SPECIAL THANK YOU
To all who helped make the 11TH ANNUAL
NOVICE TOURNAMENT A BIG SUCCESS,
Trophy Sponsors, Ice Time Sponsors, Hall Sponsors,
Gift Certificate Sponsors, Novice Parents, Minor Hockey
Volunteers, Arena Staff, Referees, Time Keepers,
Recreation Director, Referee Co-ordinator, and all
Participating Teams. Thank you.
Brad Carter 100 L
Seaforth Gas
Adeline Mclnaily Sunoco Toy
Seaforth Gas Truck
FROM THE TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN
RICK WOOD
Seaforth 527-0881
Brian scored for the Easy Riders
mason:ted Jim MacDonald:cored a unique
goal to get the win for Wmtitop.
RED RUSTLERS 0 -RIDERS 1
A rebound ball paid off asRon Finlayson
slapped one into the net. raiders held a
steady fast pace after this gal.
PARR LINE 0 -GRIDS 1 •
Robert Wydeven.i_-chaged the ball
directly into the net off a pas across the ice
by Mike VandenheveL Greatgoaltending by
Randy Blake.
KNIGHTS 1-ROYAS 0
A shot by Steve Hulshof gave the Knights
their only goal The Royals palie was very
aggressive but there were taamany chances
to score against him. A god game by all
players.
DUMPERS 9-LI'S I
Brett Finlayson got his hattrick with a lit-
tle help from Dale Kennel*. Other goals
were by John Cairns, asses by Murray
Houston; Gard Henderson, and John
Deveraux, Frank Verbernegot a couple of
goals off gassing by Deans Murray and
Rick Archambault. Steve Ebert Jr. gat the
final goal, unassisted_ •
In men's broomball Dec*nber 1 at 7:30
p.m. Winthrop vs. Parr Lir 8:20 p.m. Easy
Riders vs. Raiders, 9:I0 Knights vs.
Red Rustlers, I0 p.m. Grills vs. Dumpers
and 10:50 p.m. River Rats4n. Royals.
Current trends continue for CentEnaires
The Seaforth Centenaires moved one step
farther away from a spot in the Junior D
playoffs, when they were beaten 9-2 by the
Hawks Friday night in Mitchell.
The Cents had been playing well against
the top ranked Mitchell club in earlier mat-
' ches, and tied them once. After the first
period of play on Friday it looked like it was
going to be another close match. MLtchen
opened the scoring, but after 14 minutes of
play Brad Carter got an unassisted power
play goal for the Cents to tie the game up.
Mitchell outshot Seaforth 18 to nine in the
period, and scored once more to take a 2-1
lead.
The Centenaires fell apart in the second
period and allowed Mitchell to score four
unanswered goals. After netminder Bill
Tremeer faced 25 shots in the period for the
local club he was replaced by Jason Cooper
who played the balance of the game.
hatchet] added three goals to their tally in
the final period The one bright spot of the
period for the Centenaires came when
Travis Lyndon let go a blast from the point.
The Mhtchefl netminder made the initial
save, then stopped Mike Betties from scor-
ing on the rebound, but Blair Beuerman
picked up Bettles' rebound and got
Seaforth's second goal.
The final score was 9-2 fir Mahan.
The Centenaires have row played sixteen
games and have one win, 4 losses, and one
tie. There are 19 games left on their
schedule, the next of vela will be played
Sunday, December 4 in Seuforth at 1:30.
Woods outstanding
in league action
Ann Wood again led tin ladies in seniors
bowling, with a high trble 577. She was
followed4 by Finlaj on with 525 and
Doris Magill Not to be outdone by be wife, Don Wood
had a high triple of 665for the men, Art
Finlayson 620 and Bill Heirs 611_
Team standings are: lockers 37 points,
Smarties 35 points, Jelly Beans 29 points,
Ju-Jubes 23 points and Mots and Humbugs
tied with 22 points each.
There were 33 bowlerspresent and Wiu-
tario tickets were won by Mervin Dietz,
Agnes Lammerant, Mart Finlayson, Stan
Hillen and Dorothy McClislde.
Tweens continue winning streak
The Seaforth Tweens continued their win-
ning streak as they defeated Stratford last pulled everything togetler as a team and
Saturday 3-2. Andrea Gingerich saw more started the clock going fir them. They tied
action from the net position than in most things up and finally pilled ahead with 13.
games. seconds left in the game
Kim Rau scored all tree Seaforth goals,
The powerful Stratford team gave the two from Rodney's pates and one from
local defense, Jill Wood, Jodie Augur, Tricia Smith.
Kristine Gemmell, Robin Carnoehan and The girls play again Slturday, December
Janice Rodney a terrific work out as they 3 on home ice against A/RebelL Game time
netpeo (inngerich keep the count down. is 2 p.m.
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Seaforth Atoms add another win
The Seaforth Atom team travelled to Writ- boys did a lot of passing,obut just couldn't
chell on Saturday for another win. Both get the puck in the net.
teams came out skating hard, but it took
seven minutes and 54 seconds of play before
the Seaforth squad netted the puck
The boys then quickly scored three goals
in the last two minutes and six seconds of
play in the first period. Goalseorers were Scott Wood and Chad Lamont both earned
Pat Gridzak, Jason Murray, and Jason shunt outs with a lot of r eat saves. Mark
Henderson. Earning assists are Chris McNichol, Mike Vock, .w Jason Smith did
Marion, Shaun Anstett, and 2 by Steve a lot of excellent r : ; with good defen-
McNally. sive plays by Colin I - * : .. ux, and Brent
The second period was scoreless. The alley.
There was little sccrhg in the third
period, with just one atassisted goal by
Steve McNally, to leave l final score of 4-0
for Seaforth.
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