The Huron Expositor, 1987-03-11, Page 8A8 THE HURON a)(POSITOR, MARCH 11, 1981
Express impressive, roll into Ontario finals in Sudbury
• To the delight of, many and 'chagrin .of a pivotal contest by a narrow 1-0 count, it was
few, the CH Express rolled mightily. to the John Devereaux's goal -mouth scramble
Western Ontario Regional Broomball Pile score with just a couple of minutes remaining
Championship in Palmerston on the week-. that, gave the Express the important win,
end. •• That win forced), IDA to the bottom which
The impressive. success of the "Seaferth meant a virtually impossible task to climb
club should not have been unexpected, and back through the. Jitter" to capture the
came on the tide offiVe wins spreadaver two Championship.
long weekends of double -elimination broom-' They almost succeeded when they ham -
ball action. They will now .represent the mered Glammis 4-1 Sunday morning. ,That
Central VV estern Ontario Broomball Associa- result meant they then had to beat C.H. twice
tion and Seaforth, in the All -Ontario finals to Sunday to win the 4'...--ernPienship. The wheel
be fielTin Sudbury over the Mt -Weekend in ofTenune wartrot, hoWeTierTsTAIlliitig-fortlre
March. . Mount Fotest. clart,
The opening match up saw the local crew A Murray Houston screamer through a
• rawlinto-the-ringwith-Seaforth-tournament—crowd of bodies in-evertime-gave-his team a
champion Glammis. C. H. dominated the thrilling 1-0 triumph, That large goal came:
latter witheye opening ease and a looping with just 47 seconds left.in the extra frame.
shot over the netminder's•shotilder by Brett In retrospect the Seaforth side did not allow
Finlayson gave the Express a deserving • a goal during the whole exercise and that was
Conquest. •a first. John "Spud" Devernaux.was named
Tend -`11,' Fresh of Palmerston proved a
'much tougher second opponent: One. of the
• lieaqetting tournament favorites, Tend 'R'
Fresh was no match for an inspired Seaforth
side. C, H. did not dominate tt, the extent that
they mauled Glammis but were still the
• superior side' this night. A Marc Robinet
sharp, angle rocket with time running out
gave his mates the huge victory and put them
the forefront for cup honors, '
• Perhaps the easiest touch for the club came
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Friday night when C. H. faced D.W , Chargers
•_ • of Grand Valley. This same Chargers bunch
had pulled off a major coup earlier in the
tournament by shocking Teyiotdale Raiders
- 4-0. There Wasn't.,., however, going to be a
• repeat. C.H. roared to the attack and
pOunded out a one-sided 2-0 win. , •
Bob MacKenzie had the winner and Jim
Nash added an insurance marker for good
measure.
• Reality came in the form of IDA Of Mount
• " Forest on Saturday. Surviving a horde of
penalties and riding the spectacular goal-
tending of Ed Van Roessel, Seaforth won the
Teurnament Most Valuable Pierer, but it wes
an award which could have. gone to many.
This was a highly sidlled, 'butte') I whose
individual performances transeended by far,
anything they have done this p051 year.
Everything ,from Ed Van ,ROessel' s.Superb
ball Stopping to Dale Kennedy's enthusiastic
penally killing and all efforts in betWeen.
Melded together at the precise moment in
time. and after last weekend's gorgeous
record smashing weather it could not have
been sunnier fot the Seaforth C,H, Express,
Members of the CH team are: Marc
*linnet, John Cairns, Mike *Flanagan,
Murry Houston, Brett Finlayson, -. Dale
Kennedy. Bob Nash, john Devereaux, Jim
Finlayson„ Jim Naeh, Bob MacKenzie, Jim
McClure, Frank, Flanagan, Ed Van Roessel
and Rick Beitz. The coaching and manage-
ment team were Frank 'Verberne, Gary
Bennett anct Doug srnale,
BROOMBITS: Other local squads did not
fare nearly as well es the CH "Xlipress. .
Parrline ladies and Chiselhutst men were
eliminated in two straight games: The
Queens femmes managed a victory but were
eliminated last Weekend. Easy:Riders.matle
the Intermediate Final, but lost to Orange,:
ville 2-1, The Dumpers wen tWice but were
eliminated by league mates Easy Riders,
TOURNAMENT MVP during ii CWOBA
broorriball championships held In Palmer, THERE WAS PLENTY OF ACTION around the' nets of both
..ston was John "Spud" Devereaux of Seaforth and Mount Forestwhen the two teamsfaced off In the
Seaforthis CH Express. • CWOBA finals. But it wasn't until an overtime period and both,
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goalies benched that the C.H. Express were able 'to net a goal and •
pocket the chaMplonbelp. • ' (Mcilwraite photo)
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