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The Huron Expositor, 1986-12-17, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 17, 1966 SPORTS 'w► Dandy broomball match turns into dud stilttiAt nut, T To our customers for the support you have given in 1986 and for the past 41 years. Fri Best Wishes for the Holiday Season and Health and Happiness in 1987 We will endeavour to serve you with low prices and good .selection and service in the coming years We Service What We Sell MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. "THE PLACE TO 'BUY APPLIANCES Open 8.6Friday Night till 9 p.m.. Closed, Mondays DRYSDALE. HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario M INS BItOOMBALL EXPRESSO KNIGHTS 1 W hat had promised to be a dandy match Iumed into somewhat of a dud last Thursday eve. Just when you think C.H. Express can be had, they end up having you..,, for lunch, Kinkora had used plenty of hustle and youthful vigor to dispose of other clubs this season but all that energy was mysteriously missing during this non contest. The Express made like squirrels in the attic, you know, they -come into your home and never want to leave and you ,just can't get rid of the suckers. They invaded Kinkoras end zone early and never really left and went on to easily dispatch the Knights in a 6-1 thumping. (',11. led 1-0 after the first period, but in reality, could and should have been up by much more. While Kinkora continued their vacation and state of inertia into the final half the winners accelerated their own pace and pounded home five goals to finally scuttle the grey shirts. Kinkora, in a failed effort to match their opposition step for step, resorted to running at C.H. and this ploy only resulted trouble i 'getting themselves' into penalty nd the result was three power play scores for the victorious Express side. Bobby Nash was the main man for the winners this night out as he shone with three tallies and also added an assist. Nash scored what has to be the prettiest goal ed oose ball nearof the his own blue line, ouear. He tup raced his a lfoes, and easily outmanoeuvered the Kinkora goal - tender for the score. It was a shorthanded tally and he duplicated the effort just a couple of minutes later with a virtual carbon copy marker. Marc Itobinet, Brett Finlayson and John Cairns had solo efforts for the Express Kinkora's Richard Templeman spoiled Ed Van /Wessel's shutout bid Tate in the game. Knights out. GRADS 5 ROYAIS I 'Palk about cold water being poured all over your hot body. It T, Royals who pulled off the season's biggest upset two weeks ago in a dandy 2-1 handling of Chiselhurst, came reeling back to earth with a resounding thump last week. They were whipped, you see, by the Grads who were suffering a tiny mini slump of sorts. H.T. didn't complete some early scoring chances and ended up losing 5-1. Five different shooters shared the Grads scoring duties with Jim Mclagan, Robert Wydeven, Craig Kerslake, Tony Vandenheu- vel and Adrian W ydeven all chipping in to make life miserable for the Royals. Jack Van M iltenburg rapped home the lone H.T. goal with under a minute remaining to completely destroy the Grads lusty shutout bid. 1'EVIOTDAI F: The local lads ar teams that travel I'r play get stuck in a Teviotdale were t guest appearance a visitors from the business earning a couple of points. D broomball. Neither outfit w outing. It was a dull were, uh, dull,...y all that the Raide popped in solo efforts. DUMPERS 111 think ...,wow, did t on the Junior F them up Yes but, 2 C IIISEIJIURST 0 e probably hoping these om the north to come and snowbank someplace. he latest bunch to make a t the arena and like saucy past, went about their nd returning home with a espite the 2 to nil reading on the scoreboard, Chiselhurst played decent ere at their best in this affair in which both clubs ou understand. Everett Grotenh uis and Ralph Nivens were rs needed to win as both orfs, JUNIOR FARMERS 0 You look at this 10 to zip score and you hose Dumpers ever dump armers. They smashed, . hammered, clubbed and downright beat there was a re The Management. and Staff CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE • Seaforth ason they were so mean to the Farmers, The latter showed up at the arena with just half their club and, to fact, finished the game with just one extra body on the bench. They have performed admirably in recent weeks but didn't have a hope against the OId Timers with so few runners. Jim Henderson, who made like a pesky bumblebee in a nudist camp, scored three times for the OId Boys. Dennis Murray chipped in a pair with single shots going to Pat Flanagan, Clyde McClure, Gord Henderson, Bill Docking and Gary "Wendell" Bennett. wish to express a sincere THANK YOU JIM GOULD Manager ('IIISI:IJIUIIS'I' 2 IRAI1)I:Ith 0 ('hiselhurst's Dan Maloney netted two markers to lead his mates to a 2-0 shutout win over the Raiders. (:hiselhursl, a team that never appears to he moving all that fast, seems to bring out all the dullness the opposition has to offer. Heck, the usually robust Raiders had just two minor penalties during the meeting. Now, if you can put the Raiders to sleep, you have to be winning ugly. Now don't get me wrong here, Chiselhurst is a squad populated by fine fellows and they have the uncanny knack of winning more in this league than they lose. 1 just can't figure out how. WINTHROP 2 PAIUUJNE I Parrline ran into penalty problems and the net result was a pair of power play goals by Neil Mitchell and Paul Storey that carried W inthrop to a 2-1 conquest last week. Steve Rowat propelled Parrline into an early lead with a goal at 7:51 of the first. But that's all she wrote for the Orangeshirts as Winthrop, the Jeckyt and Hyde of the mens broomball league, look control and strolled to the victory. • h:GMONIWIIJ,E 2 MITCHELL 2 W hat had the makings of another rugged affair turned out to be a tame encounter last Wednesday The Rats played themselves a darn good game against an organization many felt would win. However. it was the Mustangs who had to score a late goal to salvage the tie. Joe Dorssers had both Egmondville tallies while, Robert Anderson performed the same feat for Mitchell. LADIES BROOM BALL W INTIIROP 0 PAItRIJNE 0 Hey, what's going on here? This wasn't supposed to happen. W inthrop 0 Parrline 0? The meanest, toughest hombres this side of Dublin looked somewhat ordinary against stuhhorn W inthrop last Wednesday evening. Now. the Parrline ladies are certainly not mean but they sure have been tough on the local opposition this term. However it was the ladies from up yonder who played Scrooge this night and refused to give a thing to mightly Parrline. The league's finest club couldn't penetrate a solid defensive wall erected by Winthrop and, as a result, the underdogs swiped a remarkable point. Christmas came a touch early for W inthrop this year and they earned the nice present. iContinued on Page Alt Centenaires put squeeze on in Junior D hockey action to our customers for their understanding and patience during the period of our recent renovations. A t this time we would like to extend an INVITATION to attend our OPEN HOUSE on MONDAY, DEC. 22 and loin us for COFFEE and DONUTS CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE The Seaforth Centenaires waited until the final period before putting the squeeze on a tough Clinton squad Sunday afternoon. Behind 5.4 after the second period the Centenaires scored two goals in the third stanza to capture the win and edge Clinton 6-5. Bill Dale got the tying goal just a minute and a half into the third period, on a pass from Mike Betties. It was Dale's second goal of the game. He had connected nn p power play in the ldte minutes of the second period. That 'goal was assisted by Mike S'o'.hoonderwoerd and Jerry Wright. Jerry Wright got the winning goal for Seaforth al 4:59 of the third period, scoring off a pass from Kevin W illiamson and Brad Beuttenmiller. It was also his second goal of the game. W right scored Seaforth's third goal. unassisted, in the second period. Kevin Williamson initially put the Cente- naims on the scoresheet scoring with the help of W right and Darren Muir at 7:25 of the first period. Kevin Melady, assisted by Gerard Ryan accounted for the other Seaforth goal. On Friday the Centenaires fell victim to a third period offensive surge by Mitchell and despite leading 7.6 going into the final stanza Inst the game 9-7. The teams were even at five at the finish of the first period with Seaforth goals coming fmm W right. with two. and Dale. Betties and Williamson. each with one. Assists went to Moir with two, and Dale. Tim Campbell, Betties with two, Spencer Rowland. Schoon- derw'oerd and Beuttenmiller. Beuttenmiller scored again in the second stanza on a power play assisted by Betties and W right. Wright finished the Centenaires scoring late in the second period. He was assisted by Betties and Spencer Rowland. An effort late in the game was not enough for the Centenaires to catch up to a strong Bru5selsteam last Tuesday night. Four goals in the first period. sparked the Brussels win. and the Iwo goals scored by Seaforth in the second and third stanzas did not even make the score close. Brussels themselves tallied three more goals over the last two periods Seaforth goals were scored by Williamson • nd Melady Assists went to Rowland. W right and Tim Campbell Brussels goals were scored by Mike Chapman with two, with Kevin Lee, Brian Campbell. Dave Harding, Tim Fritz and Marty Rutledge each counting singles. Assists went to Chapman with three. Paul Robinson with two. and Blake Flett. Rob Cardiff. Kevin McArter, Mike Vincent. Fritz and Lee each with one. The Centenaires play their next home game Friday at 0:30 p.m against Thedford. 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