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The Huron Expositor, 1987-10-21, Page 11THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 21, 1987 — 11 Seahawks: Intermediate club .to pick up where Beavers left off Intermediate hockey , has returned to Seaforth with the formation of the new team, the Seaforth Seahawks. The last year Seaforthhad a;team in the Intermediate League was in 1975. That team, -called the Beavers, started in the 1,961-G2 season and kept most of the sane player's throughout its years in the league. In fact; it is the same Beavers'team that is now the Oldtiniers'teamin Seaford),and there are eight players who have been playing together for•the last 26 years. ., The Beavers did very well as an in- termediate team, winning the provincial' 1 championships as a?ntermediate 'B' team for •three -consecutive years starting' in' ' 1964. They • later became a 'C' .team because the competition was closer, and they took two more all -Ontario champion- ships in that division. When.the Beavers quit the league in 1975 'THE SEAFORTH SEAHAWKS didn't put the puck in the net on this play but they did parr Line s there was nobody to take their place, so in- .. •on several others Friday evening when they won their first exhibition game against Kin- termediate hockey in.-Seaforth just died: cardine. Corbett photo. But this year the Seahawks are going to pick up 'where the Beavers left off. The reformation' of the team• was in- itiated by a.lot'of local hockey buffs, too old for the junior team and too aggressive for "There area lot of ex -Junior 'D' prayers in town who want to play, hockey and we •might as well give them something to do," said Pete. Martene, Who will be managing the team. . Many. of the players op the Seahawks come frond the Centenaires team .that won the provincial championship two years ago. They include: Jim Cambell, Rob Core, Dave Murray, Pete Bennett, Keith McClure, Billy Dale, Gerrard Ryan, Derek problem might be it is a little young. The average age is 22, and when •the team comes up agairlst an older team the. players may have,their hands full." • Mr., Nesbitt also believes the team could ,. draw a lot of support from Seaforth's many hockey fans. , "If they come out and play hockey, and. they can nlav goon herkev, tli v'll draw fans. If they goon, it up, people will stay away:' , •,• , The Seahawks played their first ever game on Friday night when they hosted, the Kincardine Kings for an exhibition match: For their first game on .the ice 'the Seahawks came out flying and after the first period they had a lead of 4-0. Goals the industrial league. Centenaires 1 The Seaforth Centenaires had another frustrating week as they played Belmont on Wbdnesday, Mitchell on Friday, • and Wellesley on Sunday. In the earliest game of the week the team suffered a loss in Belmont by a score of 6-2. The game got away from the referees and there were a lot of fights. The result was Seaforth lost four players who had to serve two game suspensions for fighting two or three times after the whistle blew. If there's Cooper, and John Dale. Aside from these players is a full com- plement,of others, making it a total of 30 ' who have -been working out with the team. and -Arthur in. the Intermediate 'C' divi- sion. In addition to • the regular season games the team may be heading to tour- naments in Drayton and Milverton. - How •good this "team is going-to..be-r-e - = mains to be seed -but there -are Somme players who have„been .out with the Seahawks who played for Brussels' in- termediate team last year. They think the new team should do all right. • Graham Nesbitt, another potential player for the nets club, has, played in- termediate hockey around the Chatham area and he too is 'optimistic about the team's ability. "This team will stack up okay. It's only -Guts--will be made seen • to tiring that . num"Ger down to 70. , Organization for the Seahawks will come from Don McClure, coach; Pete Martene, manager; Kevin Varley, trainer; Brian Coombs, assistant manager; Ron Murray,, president; and Chris Cardno who will be the assistant coach. The club will be playing a 20 -game schedule in the regular season, and will be competing against. Brussels, St. Clements, Milverton, Drayton, Monkton; Wellesley, ose four playe one thing you can't call the Centenaires, it's. quiters.. " So the Seaforth club had" to face their weekend, with only 12 players, (goalie in- cluded) against. Mitchell, and 13 against Wellesley. • - In Mitchell on Friday the Centenaires name away with a 10-8 loss. Goals came - from Mike Betties, Brad Carter with three, Kevin Williamson, Mike Schoonderwoerd, Ron Price, and Kevin Melady. Assists were STRONG OFF THE FACE OFF Centenaires captain Mike Betties ties up the opposing, Welleslev'centreman. Corbett photo. rs in scrap credited to Kevin Melady with two; Mike Betties, Mike, Schoonderwoerd, Darren Akey; Kevin' Williamson,. Kevin Melady, Ron Price, and Brad Beuttenmiller. • When they hosted Wellesley on Sunday afternoon the. Centenaires got off to a good start, notching four goals in, the first period and holding the Wellesley team down tO three. Putting the puck in the Wellesley net were Mike Betties from Kevin Melady and Brad Carter, Kevin Williamson assisted by Mike Betties, Jason . McNichol from Blair Beuerman and Kevin Williamson, and -Brad Carter with another assist to Kevin William -- son. -• The second period waa a toughbne for the Seaforth squad and they blew their lead, allowing two goals past goalie Ray Anstett, and not scoring themselves. The third perod was hard fought and, Seaforth came up with four goals, three scored by Mike Betties, and all . three assisted by Kevin Melady. Brad Carter was also in on two of the goals, and Darren Akey was credited with an assist for one. Kevin Melady added to the Centenaires tally with help from Darren Akey.and Mike Betties. Wellesley managed to match Seaforth goal for goal and did them one better. The score was 10-8 with 2:20,left-on-the -clock when the Centenaires called for a stick check on a Wellesley player. The stick was found to be illegal and,the Centenaires went on the power play. The Wellesley club held the Centenaires off until one of their ,players got a penalty.. for interference at 1:12. Seaforth capitaliz- ed on the two man advantage and Brad Carter scored with 53 seconds left on the clock, assist going to goalie Ray Anstett. However with the 53 seconds left on' the clock the home team couldn't manage to.get the tying goal and the final score was 10-9 for Wellesley, The Centenaires record is now onewin and six losses. Their next chance to improve this record will be on October 23 'when they will'be in Clinton. Their next home game will be October 25 when they will host Mitchell. • Cougars' down Tigers in St,. James bowling league BY GEORGE LOVE` -The Cougars dawned the Tigers 7-0 to take over first place in the St. James Bowling League on Monday, Oct. 12. Cathy Broone was top bowler for the Cougars with high games of 229, 246 and a 650 triple. Richard Cove 261.631; Dort Nolan 216=595; and Pat Ryan 106-496 also helped thescoring. George Love led the Tigers with games of 289, 249, and 233, for a 771 triple.. Karen Hoegy - 512, and Jack Ryan 493 also bowled well. • The Jaguars dropped into second place when the Leopards beat them 5-2. Sandy Broadfoot with 210-545; Ken Moran 497, and Rose Feeney - 473 were best for the Leopards. Gerry Armstrong was top bowler for the Jaguars, with genies of 258-254, 222 and a 734 triple. Pat Fenny 185-536 and Albert Raven 209-511 were next, high bowlers. • The Panthers edged the Lions 4-3 with -Darr Bennewies' bowling 213.585; Jim Dalrymple 188-544; Jim McGrath.211- 529; and Brian Love 196-476 for the Panthers. Murray Bennewies was top for the LAons with games of 242, 220 and 348 for an 810. Brenda Kenney 244-556 and Laverne Nigh 256-540 were also in fine form, Team Stan- dings - Cougars - 26; Jaguars - 24; Lions -16; Leopards - 16; Panthers - 13; Tigers -10. Seaforth .house league hockey teams formed Seaforth's 1987.88 house league hockey teams have been Formed- , In the junior divisions teams are: Whalers - Matthew Vock, Wayne Schoonderwoerd,, Harold Hugill, Jason Henderson, Jim Crowley, Michael Vock, Jered Munro, Daryl -Haney, Jason Gem- mell, Brandon Nash, Mark Vock, Pat Coyne, Darcy Wood, Adam Nolan, Michael Nigh, Adam Agar. Coaches, John Munro and Doug Vock. Leafs - Mike Watt, Michael Weber, Justin Rodney, Stephen McInally, Jeffery Ryan, Bruce Griffin, . Mark McNichol, Casey Boven, Chris Marion, Brent Hulley, Scott Henderson, Robbie Craig, Evan Eckert, Tim Sills, Derek Maloney, Dean Finnigan. Coaches, Ted Griffin, Murray Henderson. Jets - Jason Murray, Joe Murray, Mike Moylan, Brad Moore, Jamie",McNichol, Mark Van Melte, Lawrence Flanagan, Murray Workman, Shaun Anstett, Jeremy McNichol, Stott Van Dooren, Bradley. Hoegy, Jordan Nuhn, Stephen Pearce, Ben Murray, Chad Lamont. Coaches, Brian Murray, John Van Dooren. Flyer's - Boyd Devereaux, Mike Devereaux, Steve Vanden Hengel, Michael Hugill, Mike Smnle, Joshua Dietz, Stott Wood, Colin Devereaux, Patrick Gridzak, Jason Smith, Sean Ludwig, Derek Smith, Michael Mullin, Nicholas Longstaff, Charles Robertson, Jeff Flanagan. Coaches, Darwin Dietz, Doug Ludwig. In the senior league teams are: Bruins - Scott Hoegy, Jeff Gemmell, •Mark Smale, Brad Schroeder, Ken Hildebrand, Sean , Melady, Paul Dolmage, Matthew McNichol, Scott Jervis, Kevin Van Den Neucker, Kevin Diegel, Brent Whitmore, David McNairn,Brian Melady. • Coach, Gregory Campbell. Canadians - James Wilbee, Wayne Regelle, Jason Schoonderwoerd, Ted Sills, Jasen Muir, Shane Taylor, Dan McNaughton, Danny Dalton, Jonathan Hugill, Brian Little, John McKercher, Mark MacDonald (goal), Mark Vogels, Jeff Weber. Coach, Brian MacDonald. North Stars - Raymond Lamont, Paul Mcllwain, Karsten Carroll, Doug Campbell, Jason Beuttenmiller, Troy MacLeod, Kalea Carroll, • Rob Vanden Henget, Tom Wheatley, Stephen Hicknell, Steve •Shewan (goal), Allan King, Michael Etue, Jason Patterson. Coach, Ken Mcllwain. - Oilers - Pat Moylan, Kevin Mcllwain, Michael Boven, Brent Van Den Akker, Steve Papple, Dwayne Price, Michael Campbell, Pat Maloney, Jeremy Somerville, John Moylan (goal), Derek Gridzak, Brad Ribey, David McKay, BilI Tremer. Coach, Ray Maloney. On. Saturday, the Canadians play the Oilers at 8:30 a.m., the Bruins take on the North Stars at 9:30, 'the Flyers play the Whalers at 10:30 and the Jets meet the Leafs at 11:30. Next week, it's the Canadians vs. the Bruins at 8:30 a.m., the Oilers vs North Stars at 9:30, the Flyers vs Jets at 10:30 and Whalers vs. Leafs at 11:30. Highballers continue top bowlin BY S. W. OOSTERBOSCH tober 8, took top Female Bowler for the Day After four weeks of grueling competition when she bowled a 639 triple. between sortie of the most talented bowlers Doug Leonhardt became the Most Im- in the area, The Highballer's continue .to proved Bowler when he improved his game 'beat on all corkers: To date they have won,a average from 159 to 175. Doug bowls for the Second tate goes to The Winners who of Misfits. total of nine games for a total point score 20. have also won ninegames but haverronlyob- tained Sen or bowling 19 points. Third place h goto Bantam bowls a 162 The Swingers.who have won eight games for 17 points. . On Wednesday bowling the high girl's Murray Bennewies continued to prove his single was Heather McMillan with a 107 and top ranking by howling an 823 triple on Oc- Carrie Bannon bowled an 88. High boys was tober 8 and an 858 triple on October 15. Mur- Kevin Barry with an outstanding 162 while ray' bowls for the Wingers. Craig Harris hit a 117. for October 5 when she bowled a 686 triple.. nigh dopbles were Heather at 184 and Cat- Carol bowls for the Highballer's, tie at 172 Kevin Barry ended with a 270' t:arol bOwls for the Highballer's, while Craig got a 223. Michelle BenneCvies , turn to page 16A • who spared on Oc- PARR LINE "10” — JR. FARMERS "0" Parr Line' ladies had a smashing first broomball game, winning by a'19-0 margin. Two ladiesreceive honorable mention for their hat tricks - Sandra Wilson and Glenda -Howson. With singles were, Sandi-Fremlin.. -Joan Henderson, Deb-Harmalranclikil-Fiitl. Don't underestimate those:.Jr. Farmers, the season has just begun. • QUEENS "4" — WINTHROP•"1" These two Northern teams started off with .a blast: 'For the Queens; Teresa Finlayson amazingly. glided one by with .gamesome Cheryl Kruse going for a hat trick with Juaneatta Knight running neck to neck with points. Jean Haggitt and. Barb Caldwell were the assistance for these ladies.'The op- posing team accelerated in the second half and came up• with asure shot byDonna Arts and a motive pass, from Betty Boops and Susan Hulley. • - • • . BY GEORGE LOVE The Senior Friday Afternoon Bowling League is off to a fine start with 41' members. On October 16, Bill Harris bowled the high triple with a 569, Carnpbeif Wey had the high' single which was 274. League Standings are: Diamonds - 16, Rubies -12, Sapphires -11, Opals = 8,1''earls 8 and Emeralds - 7. , MISFITS "1" - •COMMERCIAL "2" Early in the game Bev Shea and Janice Cairns'had a speeding break away with Bev narrowly squeezing: it by the opposing --- goalie. Janice Carins had a'turbulent shot with •58 seconds left in the game to pull ahead. Perth played well with its only- goal contributed to Joyce. Dow,' helped. by Vicki L•aw.• • • Next week,, October 21, it's the Jr. Farmers vs. Commercial at 9 p.m., Queens vs. Perth at 9:50 p.m., and Parr Line, vs. Winthrop at. 10:40 p.m.. KNIGHTS "2" — DUMPERS "1" Knights started off keen and eager with Mark Louwagie giving Joe Dorssers a cor- ner pass which blew past Mr. Nash. Another horrifying . goal came from Jody Durand who picked up the crucial pass from Ron Janmaat. However, . neder underestimate the weasel Larry Dolmage.who aided Brad Finlayson in a super goal. Many chances were had by all the Dumpers but time ran out. scored in the period came from Bob,Nash, Bill Dale assisted by Pete -Bennett, Brad. Hymers, and Jim Campbell from Paul McClure. The second period saw the Seahawks slow down in the scoringgetting only three goals' to Kincardine's four, but still main- taining a healthy lead. Mike Kelly scored for the Seahawks with help from Bill Dale and Bob Nash. Also scoring were. RobCore from Pete Bennet, and Bob Nash from ' Bruce Morton. The third period beloriged'to the Kings, and they scored twice to bring them to within one goal of the-SSeahawks; and didn=t allow the Seaforth club anymore, goals' in the game. But the Seahawks held on to win the game by a final score of 7-6. weeps up CH3SELHURST "4" -" RAIDERS "0" Al Riley of Chiselhurst.started the season Off with a splendid goal.•Great passing was contributed by Don Nicholson. Two minutes later 'Gary Dillwoke up to a surprise when he put it by the amazing Mike IGretzky) Hagler. The Wynja boys fulfilled the other goals. Raiders. -,'Wept pouncing back but nothing was accomplished. • • • WINTHRIP'"3" — MUSTANGS "0" It was hang on to your helmets as Brian Pryce put the ball into the riet for Winthrop. Credit goes to his helpers Jim MacDonald and Neil Mitchell. With a two. point come- back Neil Mitchell had a great game with side kicks Ed McClure; Steve Knight, Kevin Wheeler. The Mustangs are just getting fired' up far next, week. - • • • RIVER RATS "3" — • H.T. ROYALS "0" H.T. Royals had a good turn outer players but not enough goals. The Easy Rider -River 'Rats played well. The first goal was by Ed Vanmiltenberg. The new Rat got a whiz 'pass from Darrel Eckert and Richard Verberne. Gord Edwards contributed a goal with the aid. of lightfooted Robert. ..McGregor. Be ,aware of Jim I.andesbor•o who sheaked through and gathered up a cou- ple • of points with his accomplice Pete Menheer. RED RUSTLERS "2" — PARR LINE "2" Mark Schroel made some fancy moves to put his name on the score sheet. Thanks to the .help of Ed Salverda. Paul Gibbing, scored off of 'good passing by Craig Piett. The Jr. Farmers, better known new as the `Red Rustlers, team mate Mike Becker did some fancy foot work along with Paul Hog- garth in scoring, The next move was by Denis Hera with a solidify shot to tie the game up. Next Week, October 22, it's the Hats vs. • Knights at 7:30 p.m., Mustangs vs. Dumpers ,at 8:20 p.m., Chiselhurst vs. FL''. Royals at 9:10.p.m., Red Rustlers vs. Winthrop at 10 D.m. and Raiders. vs: Grads at 10:50 p.m.. Parr Line sits out. SUPER. SAVINGS POWER BILT TNTGMS q 1 iPC, SETAND AMS NOW 36995 11 PC.CUSTO SET NOW 32 ✓ 00 MEN'S AND LADIES'. Reg. $32. - 54S. 'GOLF SWEATERS 20". PLANNING A CHRISTMAS PARTY? We have dates available in November PHONE THE PRO SHOP SEAFORTH GOLF and COUNTRY CLUB 527-0985 R.R. 4 SEAF,ORTH' JUST EAST OF VAN EGMOND HOUSE LLBO MITCHELL CURLING CLUB Invites you -to- come to OPEN CURLING On Thursday, Nov. 5 e 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME CURLING STARTS NOV. 11 & 12 *We offer FREE CURLING fo.Chrtstmbifor first . time curlers. For more Information contact: Blythe d. Fran Lonnie.' 345-2879 or Ken Rolph 348-8256 CURLING CURLING STARTS FOR 1987-88 at the SEAFORTH CURLING 'CLUB the first week of November 1 e -- -aw a. m 9 ® m ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY October 31 9:00 p.m. At The Curling Rink — OFFERING • FREE CURLING TO NEW CURLERS 'TIL CHRISTMAS lNSTRUCTON D ON SUN., NOV. 1, 1 - O5R P. . JUNIOR CURLING THURSDAY EVENINGS FOR 'FURTHER CALL: Leonard Jamieson 482 3578 David beattie' 482=9521' John Moore 345-2512 Nell Doimage 527-1196 COME JOIN US FOR A GOOD TIME