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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-26, Page 8A8 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 26, 1986 SPORTS Cornballers win IHL tournament The Industrial Hockey League (IHL) should the outstanding goaltending of Garry Os - be congratulated for putting on a dandy born. The club then lounged around for an tournament last weekend. It u.1as a huge hour or so before taking to the pond against success n and off the ice. the Hawks who gained the final by virtue of a Most f the teams were from Seaforth and come from behind 7-6 win over the London area but arna and London sent clubs as well. Honkers. The Honkers were not totally The C rnballers iced a good outfit and they disappointed though. They, like Monty won the 'A" division with a 6-3 decision over Pythons search for the Holy Grail, have found the I.H. Canadians. a tournament they might someday actually The unday Morning Fridges raised emerge as champions or, at least, win a some ey brows by nabbing the "B" title with game. a rather asy 7-4 victory over the Hawks who The Cornballers were deserving champs are the H.L. s best team. and the tournament's best club. The general The dges overcame a 3-1, third period concensus is that the two best,squads did win deficit a tough Varna club to comeback and the titles and they, along with the I.H.L. win a 4-31 thriller. They then went on to blank brass deserve a round of applause for putting Beechwnod 5-0 behind a strong defence and on a good show. CLEARING THE PUCK — Eight teams participated In the annual the Cornballers, a broomball team entry, other teams such as the hockey tournament hosted by the Seaforth Industrial Hockey Falcons and Devils, took their competition seriously. wralth photo League on the weekend. And while the championship was won by Novices qualify for WOAA finals The Seaforth Novice are the W,O.A.A. South Group champions. They defeated Arthur in three straight games to win the title. The second game in Arthur Friday saw Seaforth win by a 9-1 score. Scoring for Seaforth were Mike Watt with three goals and Mike Devereaux with two. Singles went to Joe Murray, Pat Cook, Mike Moylan and Wayne Schoonderwoerd, Assists went to Steve Mclnally with two and singles went to Joe Murray, Mike Weber, Wayne Schoon- derwoerd, Mike Moylan, Boyd Devereaux and Jim Crowley. The third and deciding game saw Seaforth defeat Arthur by a 10-3 score. Scoring for Seaforth was Joe Murray with three goals and Mike Weber and Mike Watt each with t wo goals. Singles went to Mike Devereaux, Pat Cook and Jeff Ryan. Assists went to Joe Murray and Pat Cook each with two and Brad Moore, Steve Mclnally, Mike Watt and Wayne Schoonder- woerd each with one. On Sunday Seaforth Novice travelled to Listowel for a tournament and came out on top as champions of their division. Seaforth met Drayton in their first game and defeated them by a 4-1 score. Mike Watt scored three goals and the single went to Mike Devereaux. Assists went to Jeff Flannigan and Boyd Devereaux. The second game was against Mitchell and ended 12-1 in•Seaforth's favor. Mike W att led the scoring with four goals. Mike Devereaux and Joe Murray each had two and singles went to Boyd Devereaux, Dean Finnigan, Jeff Ryan and Jeff Flannigan. Assists went to Jeff Flannigan with three, Mike Weber with two, Wayne Schoonder- woerd, Steve Mclnally, Boyd Devereaux and Mike W Ott each with one. The championship game saw Seaforth defeat Forrest 9-0 to spite numerous verbal attacks by Forrest fans positioned behind Seaforth's bench. Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with three goals and Mike Devereaux with one. Mike Moylan with two and Wayne Schoond- erwoerd with one. Leading the assist department was Mike Devereaux with five, Mike Watt had two while Jeff Flannigan, Mike Moylan and Justin Rodney each added one. Trophy winners for Seaforth were Mike Devereaux M.V.P., Jeff Ryan M.V.P., Mike Moylan M.V.P., Dean Finnigan, shut out trophy and Mike Watt, Hat Trick Trophy. Seaforth right winger Mike Weber placed second in the Shoot-out competition. The Novice play their last tournament of the year in Mitchell on Saturday. It's for the W.O.A.A. Grand Championship. They meet Wallace for the first game at 11 a.m. Easy Riders defend silver The Easy Riders successfully defended their silver place showing in provincial broomball action in Cornwall over the weekend. The Riders earned the right to represent the Central Western Ontario league after winning the intermediate men's title two weeks ago in Palmerston. This is the second year the team has made it to the provincials. in the,provincials the Riders started out on a positive note defeating a Canadian Tire -sponsored team from the Eastern region 2-1. They went on to beat Zoppas Construc- tion from Cornwall in the second game by a score of 2-0 before losing their first game, in the double elimination toumament, to Goreskis of Port Perry. That game ended 2-1 after an overtime period. The loss put the Riders against the Canadian Tire team for a second time, but they were able to repeat history and defeated them by a score of 2-0. That win put them in contention for the gold with Goreskis who had enne unbeaten for the tournament. The Easy aiders forced Goreskis into a second game by defeating them 3-1, but were unable to hold on in game two, and lost the championship by a 4-1 score. "The team played really well. It was tough competition," said coach John Van Vliet. "It was pretty scarey because we had to play the eastern teams and usually nobody beats them. We beat them three times and I don't know how we did it. It must have been a trick. The boys worked really hard. They were all, carry the boys off the ice at the end of the shift, games." In addition to the team's success at the provincial level, Roger Morrison, a left winger for the Riders, was named to the All Star team. Now, with the provincials behind them the Riders will try to come from a one game deficit in a best of three championship series in local league play. They are battling things out with the C.H. Express. The second game is set for tomorrow night. Improving sportfishing Ausable group's aim improving sportfishing in the Ausable River is the goal of the newly -formed Ausable Anglers Club. The first public meeting of the new club•will be held Tuesday, April 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ailsa Craig Masonic Hall. Club organizers have expressed interest in trout stream rehabilitation, improving wall- eye and smallmouth bass habitat, stocking Rainbow Trout, holding a fishing derby, and getting more children interested and in- vnived'in fishing the Ancahte Th PCP and other possible activities for the club will be discussed at the first meeting. Also on the agenda is a presentation by Ministry of Natural Resources Staff on their Community Fisheries Involvement Program, and the election of club officers. If you are interested in improving fishing in the Ausable, helping with club organization, or just talking fishing plan to be in Ailsa Craig on April 8. BUSINESS DIRECTORY PHONE: 527-0240 LANSINK ASPHALT and SEALING • • Driveways • Parking Lots • Lawn Rolling • Driveway Sealing 527-0182 BOB'S CARPENTRY Houses, Additions Renovations, Siding Furniture Finishing Repair "° Bob Regale 482-7797 or 527-0715 SEAFORTH PLUMBIki and HEATING �., 90 Main St BILL \ . 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