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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-10-10, Page 13Tie one, lose one Matchups are nail biters The puck bounced ed the Scafuttth Canteaaires' way Solidity, but it didn't Friday night, and they ended up wii oat out of a possible four points in their Ontario Hockey Association Western Junior D ui; eomme openers. midwaythrough sudden - death overtime unday afternoon a sprawhng Dana Duahtocy in the Seaforth net somehow tip d adhard rising shot that wash far twuie over the crossbar and preserved a 3 - 3 tie with the Port Stanley takers. But Friday night the breaks went the other way, as Seaforth rightwinger Dave Williams had the Lambeth goaltender beat on what would have been the equalizes late in the third period, but he didn't get enough wood onshe shot and the Lancers held on for a 3 - 2 victory. The Centeniures host Mt. Brydges in their next star, this Friday night at 8:45 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Both of this weekend's games were nail -bitters - clean and enter- taining, that could have gone either way until the final buzzer. Seaforth came back from a 3 - 0 deficit late in the second period Sunday after- noon, when the short-staffed Lakers stared running out of legs, to earn the draw. Chuck Wickens scored two at the Port Stanley gore. Karam Carroll scared the equtatiau from a scramble on a powapiay, on a food from Williams, with just ova five minutes left in regulation tune. Mille Watt had nurowed the gap to 3 - 1 with about thee minutes left in the second period, and scored tarty un the third as the c+amK ed steam. Jason McNichol assisted un both pals, and was in fine form and flying all weekend. McNichol also scored Seaforth's second goal on a powerplay laic in the second period Friday right, by going to the rttet and keeping his stick on the ice, on a pretty feed from Carroll and Watt. Blair Beu er- mann got Seaforth': fist goal, also on the powerplay, assisted by Jeff Gemmell and Jason Schooeder- woerd. The teams were tied 1 - I after the first period, Lambeth led 3 - 2 after two, helped by a pair of goals from Tom Walker, and the third period was scoreless. Bill Tremeer was outstanding in the Seaforth net. Referee Bill way tabbed Seaforth with seven minors and a fighting major, while Lam- beth took 10 minors and a fighting major. Sunday referee Brad Beer handed out four minor penalties to Seaforth and throe to Pon Stanley. 'Ilan to page hi • Seaforth native wins tour BY HZATH$R ROBINHT For the fourth time in five years Seaforth native Steve Benneu has won the Greater London Mini -Tour of golf. The 32 -year-old Bennett, from Bright's Grove Huron Oaks, finished the tour with a point score of 198.5, just off a perfect score of 200. He got that score by amassing four wins and three second place finishes in seven events. Fifty points are awarded for a first place finish and 49 for second. Only a golfer's best four events figure into the scoring. Bennett failed to reach a perfect score only because he shared one of his victories with another golfer. But the Mini -Tour win is only a part of this victory song. Ac- cording to Bennett 1990 has been his best year ever. In addition to his win last week, Bennett also won the Ontario Spring Open in London, the Stratford Pro -Am and the London Highland Pro -Am, and finished second in the Sarnia Pro -Am, the Simcoe Pro -Am, and the OPGA tournament. As a result of his win in the Spring Open, Bennett has qualified for the Ontario Golf Team which will compete against Quebec this week in Montreal. Other wins have netted Bennett some much appreciated cash prizes. "It's been a profitable year," he joked, adding that locally the prizes aren't all that lucrative. "It's more the bragging rights. STEVE BENNETT It's still competitive, but it's more the companionship and playing with your fellow pros," he said. "I'm looking forward to it again next year." Bennett is a son of Bill and Beuy Bennett, and began his golfing career in Seaforth at age 11. He has been Head Pro at Huron Oaks Country Club (previously named the Canter- bury Country Club) since 1981, and for three years prior to that served as its Assistant Pro. He is recently engaged and on January 19, 1991 in Toronto, will marry Wendy Kell, of Saskatoon. THE HURON EXHUbi t(»1 OC'TOBt 10. IWI}-13 These two Vanastra Public School students (centre, with vests), had their work cut out for them as they battled for the soccer ball with four team members from Hullett Central Public School. The • earns • ay • Thursday morning when Huron Centennial School in Brucefield hosted their annual senior soccer tour- nament Nutlet! Central won the game 4-0. LDavid E mslie photo', Houseleague hockey gets underway in Seaforth The Seaforth and District Junior houseleague gets underway this saturday starting at 7:30 a.m. In game one (7:30 a.m.) the Kings play the Canadians; in game two (8:30 a.m.) the Oilers play the North Stars; at (9:30 a.m.) the Flames play the Leafs; and at (10:30 am.) the Whalers play the Penguins. The teams are as follows: Flames, Coach, Pete Flannagan; Bred Hoegy, Jamie Dick, Michael Mur- ray, Ben Murray, Mark Beuerman, Chad Hoegy, Daniel Nash, Curtis Murray, Jason Anstett, Larry Kelly, Jeff Murray, Chris Siemon, Nicholas Marshall, Matthew Flan- nagan, David Bun, Dean Wood. WHALERS - Coach: Bill Car- nochan Tim Sills, J.D. Nolan, Danek Nesbitt, Jared Carnochan, Joey Vanden Henget, Nick Longstaff, Gerry Holland, Danny O'Rielly, Rob Vanden Hoven, Mark Glan- ville, Ryan Willis, Eric Osterboach, Tim McNaughton, Ben Vanden Henget, Kevin Carnochan, Curtis Smith. LEAFS - Coach: Brian MacDonald Grant Ward, Everett Smith, Ryan VanDooren, Darrell Young, Scan Ludwig, Mark Phillip, Jason Mac- Donald, Keegan Teichert, Barry Noakes, Greg DeVries, Kyle Henderson, Derek Hunt, Brock PENGUINS - Coach: Casey Van Hardie, Derek Akey, Trevor Ward, Bake' David Ludwig. Tara a !Me ISA ' NHL players on scoreboard Area hockey players are off and running in national hockey league action. Dublin native Pat Murray is doing well in his debut season with the Philadephia Flyers, scoring two goals in his first three league games with that team. One of those goals came on the power play. In the exhibition season Murray was the Flyers' leading scorer with six goals and three assists. Seaforth's Dave McLlwain is off to a strong start, with a shorthanded goal to his credit, after three games with the Winnipeg Jets. Presents our Special 2 DAY WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE DIAMOND SWEETS. 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