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The Huron Expositor, 1987-11-25, Page 34Ladies broomball scoreless LADIES BROOMBALL PARR LINE 0 QUEENS 0 These two well matched teams were un- doubtably in harmony as the score of the game was pretty simple to handle and no penalties to mention. All players played equally well. Queens and Parr Line ladies played, tremendous broomball in the Palmerston Tournament, a knockout game to watch, however Parr Line went on to win the "A" Championship defeating the Waterloo Rookies in the "A" final.. Con- gratulations "Parr Line". ..._.__WINTHROP0-COMMERCL%LD.-- ___ Now we talk about a double take or a coin- cidence but this is remarkable, another zip, zip game of broomball and no penalties to celebration. Great playing and goaltending. PERTH 0 FARMERS 0 The Jr. Farmers are on their way as they have achieved a game point for a tie. What we have here is unbelievable as these two teams kept up the steady pace with their scoring also zip zip. However, there was some penmanship as the Perth ladies lost their cool a little, to receive a penalty. The ink the Broomball reporter saved could pro- ve to be beneficial for next week, as you never know -what-will-happen-Anything-is. _ possible. These were dramatic games to watch!! The Jr. Broomball girls led their match with Parr Line Ladies. It was great ex- perience for the Juniors. The last this reporter saw of the play the score was tied 1-1. Good playing Juniors. Next Week, December 2 at 8:10 pm the Junior Girls vs Winthrop, at 9 pm Winthrop vs Perth, at 9:5,0 pm Parr Line vs Commer- cial and at 10:40 pm Queens vs Jr. Farmers. CHISELHURST 2 - DUMPERS 5 Everywhere you look you see Rick Ar- chambault scurrying along popping goals in here and there and everywhere. You can tell this guy is keen. What a mean machine. It's a good job Dale Kennedy is out there to keep Rick in line and assist him on these goals. Mr. B. Nash is showing his talent as well with a bolt of lightening and a flash of dismay. His creditability goes out to Larry Dolmage. A blue line shot comes from Jim Nash. It's like watching a pinball machine and tallying up the points. Chiselhurst men had trouble getting started, finally Don Nicholson trounced a shot also from the blue line and tucked it in behind the opposing goalie without him noticing it. Thanks go to Ben Driscoll for the help. Not to mention Al Wynja grabs up the rebound from Blain Marks and Martin Wynja to score a galaxy goal. WINTHROP 1- GRADS 2 Robert Wydeven is such a clever player never resting for a moment. His fundamen- tal' broomball strategy is next, by tricking the defenceman into moving the wrong way and drilling the ball gallantly into the net. His helper was John McLagan. The blue eyed Craig Smith is just a foot away from the opposing goalie and closes one eye and shoots and he scores. Huh! What a relief it went in says Mike Vandenheuvel and Henry Wydeven. However Steve Knight and Brian McGavin had Nell Mitchell on his kneeabeg- ging for a pass, surprisingly enough he received one and scores while still on his knees. PARR LINE 3 - RAIDERS 2•' Little Nurse fellow starts the ball rolling by receiving a lift shot from behind the net and allowing it to drop in front of him, then delivering a follow through motion to score. Help came from Adrian Salverda. Ed Salverda gave Mark Sheobl a forsake pass in which he made contact with scoring a great goal. Paul Gibbings.sends a line drive shot into the net to pull Parr Line Men into the lead. Two quick goals for Raiders were the highlight of the evening. Scoring were Jeff Campbell, and Tony Arts. These Raiders played super broomball and great passing was shown. Most of all they never received one penalty, their conduct was just superb. Great team work shown. RUSTLERS0-ROYALS 4 Red Rustlers played their hearts out but couldn't do anything right, not even buy a goal. Now let's hear it for the Royals as Les Riley starts the crowd cheering with a dream goal, helped by Rob MacLean. Star Jack Van Miltenberg was in the right place at the right time twice with his dramatic flip. shot that proves prosperous. Chuck Dow and John Hamiltongained access to the ball to help Jack out. This fellow, Tony Van Miltenberg has worked hard all game and finally it pays off as he slam dunks a freak_. goal. With a full team showing finally H.T. Royals pull into the lead. MUSTANGS 0 -KNIGHTS 3 Lawrence Vinh and Steve Hulshof are just a couple of Joe Dorssees teamates who abide by letting Joe take advantage of a power play to score. Doug Eidt's domestic talent has potential as he docks a hard shot to the net and scoring. Credit also goes out to Joe Vinh for his assistance. Mark Louwagu, known as "Marco" gets credit for the last but not least goal with his cunning know hew of bringing the ball from behind the net and gorging it into the corner gap of the net that wasleftopenfor_him, Good-job_Larry_Baer- ' and Ron Janmatt were there to help him. It seemed like the Mustangs were all over the ice and had no control on where the ball was supposed to go. Mustang goalie had .his disbelief for shots were coming from everywhere as he tried to cover all angles of the net and to hold the game down to a low margin. Next Week, December 3 at 7:30 pm it's Royals vs Mustangs, at 8:20 pm Raiders vs Red Rustlers, at 9:10 pm Grads vs Parr Line, at 10 pm Chiselhurst vs Winthrop and at 10:50 pm Egmondville vs Dumpers. Knights Sit Out! THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 2, 1987 - 15A CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - In the final game of the tournament for the Seaforth Novice hockey team S.haun.Anstett rockets one over a Forest defenceman and at the opposing net: Corbett photo. Tigers down Zurich BY GEORGE LOVE Seaforth Tigers downed Zurich 361/2-11% in a Men's IntertownBowling League game played in SeaforthonNovember 28. George Love led the Tigers with games of 216, 289, 263, 234 and 208 for a 1210 total. Jack Fuller had high scores of 240, 353, 215 -1192, Roger Edwards 318, 247, 203 - 1145, Bill Wilson 236, 282, 239 1114, Neil Beuerman 238, 221, 247 -1097 and Erich Matzold 270, 213 -1067., Frank Palen was top bowler for Zurich with games of 235, 243, 186, 210, 234 for an 1108 score. Luke Mommersteeg had 222, 227, 213 -1045 and Ron Oann 226, 208 -1010 to help the Zurich scores. The Tigers had quite an edge in total pins 6825 - 5896: Next week, December 5, Clinton will bowl in Seaforth. December 12 Seaforth will be at Stratford Bowl -Mor and December 19 Goderich will be at Seaforth. Tiger averages -after -12 -weeks of play. are Murray Bennewies 253, Bill Wilson 231, Jack Fuller 230, George., Love 226, Neil Beuerman 226, Erich Matzold 223, Mike Meidinger 218, and Roger Edwards 209. Men's Intertown standings as of November 21 with the exception of one game, Mitchell vs Zurich, November 21, are: Goderich 350%, Bowl -Mor - 305, Seaforth - 298, St. Marys 269%, Clinton - 265, New Hamburg - 247, Mitchell (1) - 241%, Lucan - 2301/2, Mikes - 228%, Zprich -157. High averages are Jamie Ransley, St. Marys - 260.0, Murray Bennewies, Seaforth Turn to page 18 • antams down East London 5-1 The Seaforth Bantams outplayed East London at the Gardens on Sunday. The -5-1 win ended a successful week of hockey for the team. On Monday night the boys played . in Milverton and won 10-4. Jason McNichol scored two goals and had one assist. Kevin McElwain scored two goals. Ray Murray scored one goal and had four assists. Paul McLlwain scored one goal and assisted on two. Brent van den Akker, Mike Boven and Ted Sills scored one goal and assisted on one each. Karsten Carroll scored one goal. Jason Schoonderwoerd got two assists. Brad Schroeder, Jason Horan and Mike Murray each assisted oh one goal. • On Tuesday night Seaforth hosted Mit- chell. It was a close game but Seaforth got the go ahead goal in the last three minutes of the game towin5-4. ° Scoring for Seaforth were Jason McNichol with two goals and one assist and Brent van den Akker with one goal and one assist. Paul McLlwain and Ted Sills each scored one goal.' Ray Murray assisted on two goals. Mike Murray, Kevin McLlwain and Jeff Gemmell each -got one assist. In the game against London, the scorers were Paul McLlwain with two goals, Ted Sills and Brent van den Akker with one goal and one assist and Jason Schoonderwoerd with one goal. Kevin McLlwain, Jason McNichol and Ray Murray each assisted on one goal. The goalies Jeff Weber and Jason Patterson were sharp -in all three games. Free public skating on Sunda Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites present A Christmas Cabaret, Saturday, December 5 at the Seafortfi and District Community Centres from 8 to 9 p.m. It is a barbershop Christmas show with guest Harmon Kings. From 9 until 1 a.m. you will be able to dance to TRACES. Tickets cost $12 for show, dance and dinner or $5 for the show only. Proceeds will go to the Ontario Society of Autistic Citizens. For tickets call any Harmony Hi-. Lite members. Family and Children Services Christmas Bureau is being held at the Seaforth Op- timist Hall during the week of December 7 through to December 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. This will be a drop off loca- tion for donations for the less fortunate children and families, and also for the distribution of wool and patterns for mit- tens. Anyone wishing to donate some time to knit these much needed ittms is urged to pick up some wool and a pattern at the Seaforth Sewing Centre. Donations of money, gifts, clothing, food or anything will be accepted. For further information con- tact Leona Scott at 527-1805. RECREATION PREVIEW by'Marty Bedard Senior Shuffleboard continues every parade guarantees to be the best ever. Don't Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. • miss it, Last week's . winners were: Ladies - Seaforth Agricultural presents the Margaret Shea 245; Rika Van Bakel 242; Midwestern Ontario FARM TOY, SHOW, Peg Sinclair 199; Men - Jim Keys 304; Lloyd Sunday, December 6, 1987 at the Seaforth Hoggarth 293 and Dave Cornish 291. and District' Community Centres. Buy, The 10th Annual Novice Hockey. Tourna- trade or sell from 10 a:m. to 4 p.m. There ment was held last weekend at the Seaforth will also be a Christmas Craft Show and Sale and District Community Centres. There was sponsored by the VanEgmond Foundation. some great hockey played over the weekend Free public skating will be available from with the finals • being held on Sunday, 12 to 2 p.m. Country Style 'Brunch and November 29. refreshments will also be available. Admis- Results were as follows: B Consolation - sion is only $4.00. Children under 12 must be Blyth over Plattsville 2-1 in overtime. B acccompanied by an adult. For further in - Championship Seaforth over Forest 2-0; A formation call 527-0120 or 527-1102. Consolation - Sarnia Township over FREE PUBLIC SKATING will be held on Waterloo 5-1 and A Championship • - Saturday, December 5, from 2:30 to 4 p.m., Bramalea over South London Major 5-1. sponsored by the Seaforth Optimist Club, Don't forget SANTA CLAUS IS COMING and Sunday December 6 from 12 to 2 p.m. TO TOWN, on Friday evening starting at sponsored 11y the Seaforth Agricultural 6:30 p.m. from the Arena. This year's Society. 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