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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986 - A7
New coaches for Centenaires
A new coaching staff will be at the helm of Glen McClure said Mr. Ward also decided
the Seaforth Centenaires, as the team gears not to continue coaching because he felt his ,
up to defend their All -Ontario Junior D work with Mr. Chessell had been "a team
championship in the 1986-87 hockey season. affair," and did not wish to continue with a
Centenaire manager Glen McClure an- new partner or assistant.
bjounced Monday th Doug Anstett, of , Both the new coaches are former Cen-Ii
eaforth will be the am's head coach, tenaire players, Keith McClure having been
assisted by former Ce tenaire goaltender the number one goaltender for last year's
Keith McClure, also of eaforth. squad and Mr: Anstetbhaving played for the
The new coaches fireplace co -coaching team four years ago.
tandem of Bob W and anti Tom Chessell, both Mr. McClure said he' `considered a couple I
Mitchell residents, who have worked behind of other people", for the job, but decided on
the Centenaires bench for the past two McClure and Anstett because of their
seasons. Mr. Ward and Mr. Chessell stepped experience and becaugse they are both local
down, after taking the squad to the residents.
championship last year, because Mr. Ches- "Hopefully all the guys who didn't go
sell is moving to Newmarket due to a transfer overage will be back this year," said Glen
by his employer. Ontario Hydro, McClure, in discussing the team's potential
for a repeat championship.
The 1986-87 Centenaires will definitely be
without the services of several top players
this year, including team captain, Dave
Murray, who went overage, goaltender Keith
McClure and defenceman Dave Akey, wh
has caught on with the London Knights, o
the Ontario Major Junior A Hockey League
In addition, sophomore forward Mike
Betties has been trying out for the Junior B
St. Mary's lincolns and at last report was still'
with,the team after a cutdown to a 25 man
roster. The team will eventually be cut to 21
or 22 players.
The Centenaires will begin practicing this
Thursday, in the Mitchell arena and will
return to the Seaforth area later this month
once the local ice is in.
Men's ball league playoffs underway
Men's Industrial Ball League semi-finals
started Sunday, September 7, as the Queens
defeated the Bears by a score of 6-2. The
game was scoreless with few chances to score
for the first five innings. In the top of the
sixth, the Bears scored once as Rick Dale
knocked in Jack Price to go ahead 1-0, only to
have the Queens count for six runs in the
bottom of the sixth, The Bears threatened in
the top of the seventh on big hits from Trevor
Price and Joe Aubin but only scored once.
Final Queens 6, Bears 2.
The first game was still a quarter final
game as Doug Anstett held the Turf Club to a
3 to 2 win for Main Street, Main Street now
meets the Creamery in a best of three. The
Creamery defeated Topnotch two games to
none.
Playoffs will continue tonight, W ednesday,
September 17.
The men's industrial league banquet will
be held Saturday, Octoberafor. All l players the
contact their cap
banquet and dance.
.MENS REC. LEAGUE STANDINGS
Creamery 29, Queens 25, Main Street 25,
Bears 22, Topnotch 21, Village 19, Turf 16,
Firemen 11.
Ontario -bred filly is stealing the headlines
First there was Nadirs Pride doing the
Ontario-breds proud by setting a world
record 1:57.1 mark at Kawartha Downs in an
Ontario Sires Stakes event.
Now the Ontario -bred three-year-old filly
Shipps Dream is stealing all the headlines,
and deservedly so. The sure-footed Dream Of
Glory trotter recently annihilated a field of
top North American fillies, including a slew of
U.S.-breds, in the $141,265 Simcoe Stakes at
Greenwood Raceway in 'Toronto during
Grand Circuit week,
The week-long extravaganza, which fea-
tures the top racehorses in North America,
played host to the sophomore trotting fillies
on Thursday night, September 4, and it was
Shipps Dream who took it all, first with a
2:01.1 elimination win and one hour later with
a stunning 1:58.3 decision in the final -- just a
tick off the track mark.
Trained by Ontario Jockey Club horseman
John Burns for owner -breeder Harold Shipp
of Mississauga, Shipps Dream pulled driver
Steve Condren, who was subbing for regular
reinsman Larry W alker (who had a filly of his
own in the stakes event ), to the victories that
bumped her season's bank account to
$242,327 and $372,105 lifetime.
Shipps Dream, who is the final foal from
Shipp'soUtstanding producer Vickis Day (her
other offspring include Vickis Carolynne --
$171,384, Glorious Vicki -- $109,063, and
Shipps Glory - $84,451, all Ontario Sires
Stakes graduates), has always been especial-
ly adept when it came to races outside of the
Ontario Sires Stakes.
Shipps Dream has been going gangbusters
(in and out of the OSS) all season long,
proving she is a real bearcat. The superbly -
gaited filly was a 2:01.3 elimination winner
earlier this summer in the $365,500 Canadian
Trotting Classic (against a field of mainly
U.S.-bred colts) and finished second by the
smallest of margins to the late Bill Haugh -
ton's Travelling Salesman in the final. Last
' year, in the Champlain Stakes during Grand
Circuit Week at Mohawk Raceway, the then
two-year-old also won an elimination of the
$175,872 Champlain Stakes in a remarkable
2 :02.1.
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The final tournament of the Seaforth lawn Newcomb and Della Slavin of Clinton and
bowling season was held Sunday, September Jack Patterson and Olive Papple, Seaforth
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prizes were turkeys.
ATV education
now available
Randy Collins, president of Hully Gully
Honda and the CATVA have made an
agreement to bring Canada's Safety Council
Driver Education Course to Western Ontario
this fall. The courses are designed to train
operators the proper and safe way to handle
an ATV.
The day long courses are offered for Junior
and Senior riders at a cost of $49. with all
materials and vehicles being supplied. The
courses will take place at the Hully Gully
Honda store in London on September 20 and
at the dully Gully store in Varna on
September 21, The Canada Safety Council
instructor for the course is Frank Schuster
and registration will be on a first come first
serve basis. If interested please register by
mail or drop in to either store.
First were Geo. Woods and partner of St.
Marys and second were Tom Phillips and
Katie Phillips of Seaforth. Jack Treleaven
and Jane Treleaven of Lucknow were third.
W es Watson and partner of London , W alter
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In local tournaments, Mary and Art
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