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EN GARDE - Two'members of the'Seaforth Tweens ringette team Sunday* action The Goderlch team edged out Seaforth 4-3 in the
try to 'keep the ring away from a probing.. Goderlch player in final seconds of the game. (Mcllwralth photo)
Last. minute goal .gives. Goderich .a win
Superior ringette •skills, passing, receiv-`
ing,'outplaying' Goderich in every aspect of.
the game, failed to give Seaforth'lweens the
upper hand in' Sunday afternoon's game.
The home squad outshot the visitors three
to one, but railedto weaken .the hot Goderich
.goalie, `The final count was a.close 4-3 loss,
' Leslie Brereton.- started the scoring for
Goderich in the first period at 4 :46 with Angie
Junior Belies
Harrison adding two• more at 3:53 and 0:28,
giving the lead with 3-0 at the endof the
first.
in' the 'second tisa .Henderson slid one
under the visitors goalie at the 13:02 minute
mark assisted by. Jill Betties and Sara Teall.'
Tracy Fortune added another at 9:55 from
Susan Rowcliffe and Henderson. A few
seconds later Henderson tied it up. Fortune
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and' Rowcliffe assisted.
The defence position suffered a tripping
penalty at o :58 and at o :I SGoderich•broke the
tie to win the game. Goderich served two
minutes in penalties while Seaforth used six
minutes.
The girls' next game"is Sunday, January 25
in Goderich at 5:15 p.m.
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win two home games
40n •Ftiday.;Seaforth met with •Forest in Rowcliffe,. Jackie McNichol, Amy Vanden
Seaforth: in. a very rough and tough game.. Akker, Tammy Nash and Sherri Kling.
Jane Rowcliffe•opened the scoring at the Goals Were. assisted by Tracy Sills, Amy
• J4:21 mark of the first period assisted by Amy Vanden Akker, Tammy Nash; Sherri Kling,.
• -Vanden Akker, and Tracy Sills. Two minutes Jackie McNichol, Jane Roweliffe' and Jenni-
later Jackie McNichol scored for Seaforth ferWatt.
assisted by Tammy Nash.. Sunday Seaforth and Exeter Jr. Belles
Forest came back. at the 9:23 mark to score played in Seaforth. The first period proved to
ozf Seaforth. Seaforth added two more goals be very exciting as both teams worked hard:
• and Forest added one to make the game 4 to 2 Seaforth finally opened the scoring at the
after the first period. • 4:13 mark with Amy Vanden Akiker'putting
Starting the second period Seaforth, domi- the ring past the Exeter goaltender with
nated•over the Forest team by adding seven Sherri Kling assisting. Seaforth scored again
more goals and Forest added one goal to at. the 2:44 mark by Jackie McNichol's
make the final Seaforth 11 Forest 3. • unassisted goal. Exeter came back at the 1:14
Seaforth goals were scored by Jane point in the first period with a goal by Tina
Bantams win consolation
The Seaforth Bantam Hockey Team . Last Sunday the team payed, Hidgetown
captured the Consolation,Champ'ogship (B2. and, Von 414,,, ,, ..,,,1 „• ,
Division I of the Silver Stick Hockey Tourna- Oh Saturday. January to the team returned
merit held in Watford on the weekend. There to Watford and defeated Mt. Brydges 4-2
was excellent competition and the games putting themselves into the consolation final.
were all close. On Sunday -it was back to Watford where
Last Friday theSeaforth Bantams travelled Seaforth defeated Delhi- 4-1. This was an
to Watford for their first game in the Silver excellent game with a real team effort.
Stick Tournament. Dresden proved to be the The coaches and -parents were real proud of
better team as they defeated Seaforth,l,0, the team. •
Atom 1 s defeat Hensall
Seaforth Atom 1 defeated Hensel! on On Saturday. Seaforth defeated Zurich 3-2
January 7 in Hensafi 12-0. in Seaforth.
- Scoring for Seafortb were Mike Watt with
four goals and one assist; Mike Devereaux
with four goals. Ken Hildebrand with two
goals. Joe Murray with one goal and three
assists and Wayne Schoonderwoerd with one
goal. Assists also went to Mike Moylan with
one, Pat Maloney with one, Jeff Ryan with
two, Mike Weber with one and Brad Moore
.with one,
Scoring forSeaforth were I4ike W eberwith
one goal and one assist, Mike Watt with one
goal and Joe Murray with one goat Assists
also went to Mike Devereaux and Joe
Murray.
Seaforth's next home game is Saturday
morning at 10 a.m, against Lambeth in the
Seaforth Atom Optimist Tournament. •
-Pee Wees record win, loss
The Seaforth Pee Wees recorded one win scored the tying goal and got one assist.
and onej6ss this past wBeii. ' Brent on den Akker and Jaren Muir stored
On Thuredaynight, the team defeated one goal. Steve Papple and Brad Schroeder
Clinton 6.0. Late in the second period each assisted on one goal.
Seaforth was behind by threeg oals, but• ood On Saturday, the team was defeated' by
team effort brought about the win: Kevin W inghare at the Legion toot arnentin Ripley
g
Mel -twain, assisted by Brent on den Akker, by a score of b=2, Jason McNrrhel and Brad
got te hhe goal ing goal. evin also sthred
Schroederscoredonegoaleach.Sean Melady
got one assist,
Brussels Atoms win tri county
Congratulations to the Brussels Atoni ChrisStevensonarid Matt Lee. Their coach is
hoekeyteam who won theTri•County two-day Chris Lee. Welton.
tournament in iiarriston On Sunday, receiit- Teanis participating in the tournament
mgthetrPhyanbannerE9ck 0yr00ived Were Hrayton, Howitit, ArhurRipley,
a deg. r Hafriston Hanover. Wirgharn, Belgrave,
Walton area boysplaying on the team are Walkerton and Brussels.
Centsnaires sting Exeter
. D spite being behind -2-1 after the first Mike Sttitiaiderwoerd • 26 5 i6 21 18
Pe play Y f a tradlltzrtt�atls • .r3 11 8 21 166
of la the Seaforth Centenatres ryce 1s 1 6 7 26
managed it sting F,xeter 6-1 in Junior D 1TmCapliell 66
25 s 11 17 98
hockey action E� Ida
Gerry Wright led the, soorng for the'
. • Centenaires vlth a hat trick 1Y1ike Bettles�6ia'dy r� 15 '._.11.-211.___77:
nofhed tura:goals and Kevin tie Mke.Berites a i6 32 se 73
' fmal,,goal, unassisted Kevin Melady had Gerry5'(gtit 26 36 • 40 76 69
three assists in the game, Mike Sefioonder Geerardgiiaw .28 a' 14 11 is
• ivoerd. two and Tim Campbell and Betties Brran oispitTs 1 0 • 1 1 0
eadi one; Bnaw Key'e fa 1 i V.'
3f
the individual standings ofthe players are RobMc6wan 2 0. tr' •0 4
listed below: Joe Smith 2 1 di 6
Kevin Coop& 11 1 i 2 6
S'EAFORTF' ^ENTENAIRFa barren M'orr $ 2 9' 1t 12
sae 0 A PTS. • 'P.M: law McKenzie 1 0 0' , • 0 0.
Barry Camebell 11 2 ' B 10 23 Beret Petiaffy
,IceWeston 3 ,0 1 1. 2 d' M1N5. SGA, AV., to Pm Pts.
• Matt Wilkmso'r 21 2 4 6 An
80 Ray stett - 4.6/ 280.00 30 6.42 0 2 0
parren Afcey • •24 0 0 0 20' , todd Campbell 1160 70826 76 643 0 10 0
SPS
CeRhWland 29• 1' , 6 7 30 t7erekCooper 916 561..24 62 566 0 f6' 0
• Steve SbtiYoeder, it 2 11 fa 52. Bilf Tre r eer33 20 oti 4.16-06 0 0 0 •
Smith (unassisted, to end the first period 2 to
1 for Seaforth.
The second period also proved to be very.
interesting as Seaforth tallied for six more
goals. The. Seaforth goaltending by Shelly
O'Brien and her defence players kept the
Exeter team off the scoreboard in the second
period. The final score Seaforth 8 Exeter 1.
Seaforth goals were scored by Amy
Vanden Akker'l,. Jane Rowcliffe 5, Jackie
McNichol 1,• Tammy • Nash 1. Goals were
assisted by Tracy Sills. Amy Vanden Akker,
Tammy -Nash. and Jackie McNichol. Exeter
goal was scored by Tina Smith. A good game
was played by all.
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SCOREBOARD
COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladies high single, triple, Carol Kuzmlch 225, 577.
Ladles high average. Claudette Elliott. Wilha Vanden-
berk 188.
Men's high single. triple, Ed Sorenson 316, 777. Men's
high average, Cor borssers 227.
Standings; Petunias 66. Asters 59. Orchids 57. Tulips
45, Poppies 35, Rosebuds 32.
THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLERS
Women's high single,,Connie Marion 245. Women's -
high triple, Linda Gridtak 675. Women's'high average.
Connie Marion 196. Brenda Cooper 196.
Men"s high single and triple. Murray Bennewies 366.
911. Men's high average. Neil Beuerman 255.
lhdroen's season high single. Carol Bennewies 285.
Wemen's season high triple. Connie Marion 710.
Men's season high single and triple, Murray
Bennewies 366. 911.
Standings: Roosters 71. C•Ps 55. The Strays -52. The
Bears 49, B -Bop's 42. May Cats 40.
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ST, JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladies high single, Karen Hoegy 300. Ladies high
triple. Cathy Broome 695.
Men's High single and triple, Murray Bennewtes 315,
701.
Standings: Cievtls 54. omens 89. Angels 35.'Satans 63.
Demons 66. Hellions So.
EGMONOVILLE BOWLING LEAGUE'
Ladies high single. Carol Kuznnich 239. Teo date: C-aTOI
Kt¢mlch 504.
Ladies high triPle, Carel Kufnech 602 To date: Betty
taper 759. ..
Ladios h1gh average, Betty Taylor 190.
Mens high single, Peter Grommet 266. To date: 11a1ph
Johnston 304 Men's high triple. Randy Gridtak 642. To
date: Hay Den Haan 826. Men's high overage, Randy
Grkl'zak 216.
Draw Winner: Jett Atte.
Standings: Odd Balls 42, Oar Gang 52. Bo6zer5 61, Bad ,
'Ones 59. Raiders 52. Bustin' Loose 59,
SENIORS BOWLING LEAGUE'
• High team this week was Itie lurtraders with 2669 -
Ladies high scores:. Mary F'mlayson 637. Betty Hulley
613 and Peart James 488.
Men's high stores: Big Harris 716. Art P10155sarr 567,
Cliff tioegy 564.
Team Standings: Furiraders 2, tndians 5, Americans 5,
Canadians 2, 'Eskimos 2 and Explorers 0. -,
SEAFOR
®eservs medals
t('ontinued from Page Ai') •
lit muggings where fora kir five beat u' $ 60
our Don Cherry should have taken, him by
dui neck and taughthill) the National
1 had nevereally looked at him'
before. toil now I brink he learnt his sports
from hooka heedu"se my opinion is the most
Clive sport befit%CVer played is Old. Maid or,
Spin Ike iioltle.
I also feel as. a Canadian that Obi'
itmcrnment should give these young inert
froth Canada a medal of some kind for
Blit sproteg their OOuntly se welt.
lkiek
to Brian W 1>hamfi, I would like to
kti'oii if he his huts enou`glf'to interview Sprite
Rival CYi1 idiari9 011 his sft'bW, Pe'r'sonally 1`
dont think heiiaa -
Three eheei3 'tor' these young hien for
defending nding t inada a hfindr.
P.S. The host ciittntry telling oaf (dein ffi"ey'
t•nuld no(go to the closing dinnefaj1d"to 1 eave
the country_real lysmells. Did they tell this to
Itnssia ton''
George Hildebrand
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staining on ' Saturday, ' ;January 24
from 10:00 a.m.. -12:00.noon • .' '
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SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21
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