The Huron Expositor, 1987-01-28, Page 10Alfl -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
JANUARY 28, 1987
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OUT OF ,REACH - Dave finds the' ball Just :out of reach In Junior basketball. action
against Goderich last week. Goderich won .tl Me match up 60-22. . .
Seaforth Novice
tie Exeter 2-2
On Sunday, .January 18, the Seaforth
Novice team tied Exeter 2-2 in an exhibition.
hockey game, ' ••
Seaforth scored early, less than' one minute
into the game. This one was netted by Boyd
Devereaux, • unassisted. Exeter played Been
sively and held Seaforth back for the
remainder of the first ,period.
The second period saW Exeter cornback
fighting, Two goals- Were spored, the first by
Chris Lerikos and the other by Chris
M'dcDonaid making-the--seore--after-the
second period, Exeter 2, Seaforth 1.
At'the 10:13 mark. of the :third period
___Seafor'th'e .laso, - , , - .. . . r- a . th
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Pee Wees end seasonwith ties win ••
The Seaforth Pee W eesended their regular Mitchell, in a dose game, . 6-5: Jason
season's games witha tie and a win,' On McNichol scored four goals and had one
January 14; the team travelled to Milverton • ,assist. Sean Melady had one goal and one
and came back with' a 5-5 tie. assist. Ted Sills , scored one `goal. Other
- Contributing to, Seaforth's score were assists went to 'Paul,. Dolmage, Jason
Jason McNichol with four goals and ,one • Beuttennuller. and Mark Striate each with'
assist and Paul Dolmage with one goal' and one. ..
one -assist. Sean Melady and Steve Papple All the boys have played well during the
• each, got two 'assists. - regulargames and the team ended the season
• Jason Beuttenmiller assisted on one•goal. at .the top of their division. Playoffs start
On "Saturday night, .the team defeated Tuesday night against Mitchell in Mitchell.
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Atom 1 s win consolation championship.
Seaforth Atom 1 travelled to Clinton On'Sunday Seaforth played the B Consola-
Tuesday, January20 and were defeated.by a tion Championship game for the Atom
4=1 score. • Optimist Tournament. Seaforth defeated
Scoring for Seaforth was Mike. Moylan Sarnia Township by a 5-2 Score.' "
assisted by Justin Rodney and Wayne Scoring forSeaforth were Ken Hildebrand
Schoonderwoerd. Mike Moylan, Mike Coyne and Wayne
On Saturday, Seaforth hosted Mitchell and Schoonderwoerd and Brad Moore each with
defeated them8-3. Scoring forSeaforth were one goal, Assists went to Mike Coyne, with
Joe Murray with four goals and three assists; two, Ken Hildebrand with one, Johathon
Wayne' Schoonderwoerd with one goal and Hugill, Mike- Devereaux and Pat Maloney Devereaux assists, Mike , Ken also had one goal each. Goalie John Moylan
Hildebrand and Brad Moore each got brie received the M.V.P. award for the game.
• goal. Assists also went to Steve Hicknell with Seaforth's next game is in Mitchell at 5:50
two, Mike Moylan with one and Jonathon p.m. Tuesday, February 3 and their' next
• • Hugill with one. home game is February 4 at 5:30 p.m.
.•Sno-Cross racing returns to. Hully • Gully
Sunday, February 1 with M.W.S.D.RA.
sanctioned Snowmobile Drag Racing, with
crate stocks racing at noon and stock and
supeistock and Modifieds racing at 1 p.m.
This action will all take place on a 600' ice
strip. '
Two .bowlers of
to provincials
Snowmobile and ATV Sno-Cross racing
returned to Hully Gully, Varna on Sunday,
January 16 for the first race of the 1987
season. Snow, finally arrived late -Saturday
night which provided prime racing conditions
on Sunday.
Snowmobiles raced first with local riders
cling out gearhthe top: Jalnes,4didnsiof
Kippe'n"flned Morin Spert'77while Bnan
Jones of Clinton finished fourthoverallin
Sport3-4. Tom Crawford also of Clinton took
firstoverall in Sport 5 and Dwight Bauman of • in Youth Bowling Council bowling Wed -
Kitchener walked away as snowmobile top nesday. Robin Scarrow took'high single with a
driver winning Sport 6 and 7. 161 while Robbie Holmes had a 128.
ATV'stookoverthe track midway through High double also went to Robin with a 294
the afternoon. Curtis McCone of Clinton :while Robbie was dose at 234. Robbie still
finished second intheBeginners Class. Terry holds high average at 120 while Robin
Scarrow and Gary Glanville fight it out at 112.
Standings this week are Warriors 48,
Flyers 45. British Bulldogs 40, Jets 37, Turbo
Chargers 37 and Strikers 33.
There was no Saturday bowling this week
but five boys took part in the Pepsi Challenge
tone play-offs in. Zurich on Sunday.
. Jeff ]heft bowled a 944 for a 4 game total
while Richard tove scored 704. They will both
advance to the 'provincial play-offs in
Goderich on March 1. Good luck boys.
McGregor of Kippen and Paul Farquhar, of
Clinton did battle in the 200 Stock Class with
McGregor coming out on top when the snow
settled.
Farquhar was busy later finishing 2nd in
the 200 Mod Class and coming out on top in
the Open Mod 4 Stroke. Chuck Collins of
Varna took first in the 250 M'od and Open
Mod 2 Stroke, Wooly after doing battle with
Doug 5nelgrove of Windsor:
Race action returns to Hully Gully on
BRODH ADENCHA-MBBRTOF COMMERCE
WINTER CARNIVAL .1987
Wish, to extend their appreciation to the following Donc*tors fog' giuino us•a
great start towards our upcoming comity minor sports opgrain.
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Art Hrn: brad SBiis
Cronin rraniport
O'Rourke T'ranspoTt
Mt'Creieht HardwaYA
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McGawtns Farr Equipment
Furniture Pfau
KMMT grolnage
Eltigaen Plumbing
E1ligseii Electric-
C.A. Masonry
Tarry s Trick Stop
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Haugh tire Supply
Mctatiehitn Meters (Mitchell)
tarry Hudsotr Pontiac Butch
Eulligdn React Estate
Red Maple Lounge
Meta Shewarr' Patios
Leaky Consiructian
Steve &MIN: Auto Rody
a k rk fire ri'n'd Battery
Ed' Smith Auto
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Perth concrete
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Macre insurance
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Rowel ff Motors •
Seafotth Creamery
MittheiTCredit union
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Mitchell Feeds.
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Our (fin
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FOUND - One Bomba'. ter Taillight Assermbly
Contact - Keith Shaman itis -27181 .
!RESIDENT Dl,
rty
game, The goal was' assistedby Boyd
Devereaux. :
Fans saw fastaction and suspense for the
remainder of the period but neither' team
scored.
Tweens lose 7-5
in ringette action
Seaforth Tweens Lost again to Goderich in
ringette action Sunday in Goderich. The score
was 7-5, •
In the 'first • period Andrea Ribey, the
team:s number one goalie saw little action
and allowed only one shot past her while the
team was short-handed. •
Tracy Fortune ,counted two goals• to give
. Seaforth the lead at the end of the first period.
.Seaforth outplayed and out shot Goderich,
but just couldn't get past their goalie. One of
the downfalls for Seaforth was their penal-
ties, as all -but two goals against were netted
while the team was short-handed.
Lisa Henderson scored two Seaforth goals
' in the second period While Fortune netted' one
more for a hat trick. Assists went to Sara
Teall. two, Henderson; Jill. Betties, Kim Rau
and Fortune one apiece. -
The girls, play again next •Sunday in St.
Marys at 5:30 p.m.
SCOREBOARD
THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLERS
Woman's weekly high single and Triple, Brenda Cooper
231,, 597. '
Women's high average, Connig Marion 196. Women's
mason's high single, Carol Bennewies 285.- Women's
season's high triple, Connie Marion 710.
Mens weekly high single, Murray Bennewies 306.
Men's weekly high triple, Doug Proctor 727. Men's high
average, Nell Beuerman 253. Men's,season's high single
and triple, Murray Bennewies 366, 911.
Standings: Roosters 76, C -P's 65, The Strays 59, The
Bears 51, Alley Cats 51, B -Bops. 49.
ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladies high average, Cathy Broome 708.
Men's high average, Murray Bennewies 247,
Ladies high single and triple, Cathy Broome 281. 623.
Men's high single, George Love 308. Men's high
triple, Murray Bennewies 789.
Standings: Angels 73, Demons 70, Devils 60, Hellions,
56, Omens 103, Salans 65.
SENIORS BOWLINGtEAGUE
High ladies scores: Betty Hulrey 568, Grace Broadioot
524, Dorothy MECluskie 431.
H19¢,1rleals,scotp841U,14arris,757, Act F.lniaypoo 720.
Lloyd Pipe 487.
High team was the Americans with 2664.
Sterldrngs: Eskimos 14, Fur Traders 14, Americans 12,
Canadians 9. Explorers 7, Indians 7.
COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladies high single, tripte, Claudette Elliott 253, 590.
Ladies high average. Wilha Vandentlerk, Claudette
Elliott 188.
Men's high single. Ed Sorenson 279. Mens high
triple. average. Cor Dormers 726. 228.
Standings: Patentee 75, Asters 68, Orchids 59. Tulips
57, Poppies 40, Rosebuds 39.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy Birthday' to 'Jared Carnodhan, 6
years old on January 28.
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