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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-10-31, Page 7Centenaires win both outings on weekend The Scat'orth Coatralauca 'came to play", as they say, on the *eekaa/ ad won both games they played 5 - 4 over the Belmont Pests in a knutir c -gnawer at Lilt arena Sunday, and a convtrn ulg 5 2 over the Hawks at Mitchell Friday, in thojt most impressive start of the young wavier►. The awe% anoves the Centenaires into a tttirec-way tic for second place, two pointe out of first, in the Ontario Hockey Asscociation Western Junior D League with a record of throe wins, two ties and four losses, one in overtime. Going into tonight's games, five points separate first place from last to the competitive nine -tram western division, wheat it sums anybody can beat anybody else on any given right this season. Tonight the Centenaires are at Lucien for an 8:15 game with the Irish Six, who are also tiled for second place with nine points but have three games in hand on Seaforth. Many tout the Irish as the team to bent by the time next spring rolls around. The Centenaires host Lambeth in their next home game Friday night at 8:45 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres, and are on the road to Pon Stanley Saturday night for an 8:30 game. The Centenaires hung on to win Sunday afternoon's game by the skin of their molars, because they played two men short due to penal- ties for more then a minute at the end of the game, which was more like three men short because the Pests pulled their goalie in favor of an extra attacker. But goalie Billy Tremeer and the defence did what they had to do and got the win, in a game that see -sawed all the way through after Seaforth opened by accidentally scoring on its own net. Don Brown popped a pair of goals, including the winner 22 seconds after Belmont had equalized with just under five minutes left in the game, to lead locals on the T NE HURON EXPOSITOR. OCTOBER i1, 1-F 447. GETTING EVEN - The Seaforth Centenaires got even with Mitchell on the weekend, beating them on their own ice, by a score of 5-2. Here, Paul McElwain, 15, scores on Mitchell goalies Joe Harns, 30 Bader photo. scoresheet. Mike Watt, Kory Dietz and Blair Beuermann also scored. Dietz and Watt also added two assists, as did Karsten Carroll. Dave Williams, Paul McLlwain and Brad Shroeder also earned assists, and Shroeder was solid defensively in both weekend wins. It was 1 - 1 after the first period and 3 - 3 after the second, and referee Larry Cook tabbed each team with seven minor penalties, with four of Seaforth's coming in the frantic final five minutes. Friday at Mitchell, Ted Sills put together a highlight film type of end-to-end rush and finished ti with a shorthanded goal late in the second period that gave the Cen- tenaires a 4 - 1 lead and effectively did in the Hawks, for the first time Leonhardt rolls 346 Thursday Night Bowling saw many high scores this past week but Doug Leocfhardt recorded ,the Leagues' highest single game so far this year with an outstanding 346 count. Team Four Plus Two took five points from the Behinders to more than double their season's points to nine. Gerry Armstrong was the team leaders with 241/609. John Aubin had 225/581, Tom McKay 225/590 and Ralph Johnston added a 222 in a strong team effort. The Behinders were led by Karl Teichert with 267/725 (highest triple for the night.) Steve Steep contributed a 222 game. The Rocky Rollers rocked the Ninja Turtles for five points on the strength of Doug Vocks 256/636 performance. Donna Beuerman added a 196 game to the Roller surge. The Ninja Turtles dropped out of first place but managed to capture game two for two points. Gary Bedard was big shooter with 240, Bob Wright added a 215 and Don Deighton a 202. The highest scoring matchup had the Simpsons flying to first place by taking five of seven points from the Pink Panthers. Doug Procter led the way with 259/709, Dave Moody 300/696, Mark McKellar 224/635, and Deb Bedard 209/595. Deserving special mention was Sherry Tunney who rolled the Ladies League highest 265 single and 670 triple for the year. The Pink Panthers captured only two points even though they had the second hightest team total for the night. Also seemingly wasted was Doug Leonhardt's big 346 (701 triple) which did not carry the team to victory. Erich Matzold was hot with 252/634. Pat Ryan recorded a 222 and Diana Steep shocked the competition with a 219, both in the last game to grab the team's only victory for the night. This week Rocky Rollers vs Four Plus Two, Behinders vs Simpsons and Pink Panthers vs Ninja Turtles. Also this week marks the start of the Hiram Walker High -Low Doubles elimination rounds. This tournament is the most popular event conducted by the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers Association with over 30,000 entries last year. Petite I ringette team gives show of excellence congratulate Kelly Murray, Goalie, for playing an outstanding game in goal. The final score was 6 - 3 for Seaforth. With their first win under their girdles Seaforth l's are looking forward to meeting Goderich at Seaforth, this Friday, November 2 at 7:30 p.m. They hope the com- munity will come out and support them. Team members are: Denise O'Reilly, Melissa Robertson, Erin Siemon, Abby Dietz, Denise DeJong, Amy Siemon, Michele Forsyth -Gallagher, Cathy Coyne, Anna Mailloux, Janette Wood, Kelly Murray (goalie). Coaching staff working diligently and enthusiastically with the team are: Kathy O'Reilly, coach; Ralph Wood, assistant coach; Brenda DeJong, Manager; and Nancy Dietz, Trainer. The season opened victoriously Sunday Night, against Exeter at the Hensall Arena. Less than three minutes into the game Seaforth opened the scoring with Abby Dietz, getting a goal at the 12:39 mark. The next 10 minutes of the first period were action -packed with end-to-end ex- citement. Then with 3 minutes r,maining, Melissa Robertson, #4, scored two quick goals to give Seaforth a 3 - 0 lead. Exeter retaliated with one goal before Abbey Dietz scored again to finish off the first period. Going into the second period with a 4 - 1 lead, for Seaforth. Exeter pulled its game together and scored two goals. They were offset, however, by Seaforth. with Denise O'Reilly scoring at 13:17 minutes and Denise DeJong scoring at 8:40 minutes. As the final buzzer went, thz, Seaforth Petites rushed to Peewees beat Wingham The Seaforth Pee Wees faced off against Wingham Saturday for the season's home opener. Seaforth won the contest 5-3. Wingham commanded an early lead in just over three minutes. With two on the scoreboard for Wingham, Seaforth's Steve Mclnal- ly got his team warted with an unassisted goal to end the action for the first period. In the second period Seaforth commanded the Wingham goal - tender's attention with Mike Vock, Jason Gemmell and Chris Marion each c ha lk i n g one up. Chris Mahon. Jason Henderson and 1 Shaun Anstett each truly earned an assist. Third period action saw Wingham fighting back with another goal but Seaforth refused to remain silent as Mike Hugill popped one in with an assist from Steve Mclnally. Other team mates stirring up the action were Chad Lamont and Scott Wood sharing the net, Jason Mur- ray, Colin Devereaux. Mark Mc Nichol, Murray Workman, Jason Smith, Brent Hulley, and Pat Grid- zak. Coaches Doug Anstett and Doug Vock, along with help from Derek Cooper, have already brought the lads through two ties and two wins in exhibition play in many a moon by a Seaforth team, especially in their home rink. Paul McLlwain's second goal of the game was icing on the cake late in the third period, after Mitchell had pulled to within two. Dana Duskocy was solid in the Seaforth net, hel- ping make Seaforth coach Bob Zimmer's first game ever behind the visitor's bench at Mitchell, where he coached for 12 years, a successful one. Fans who had watched the Hawks trounce the Centenaires 5 - 0 at Seaforth a week earlier, could be excused for wondering if these were the same two teams, so pronounced was the turnaround. Dave Williams and Jason Schoonderwoerd also scored for the Centenaires, who led 2 - 1 after the first period and 4 - 1 after the second. Sills, Schoonder- woerd, Danny Wildfong, Blair Beuermann, Kory Dietz and Karsten Carroll were credited with assists for Seaforth. Erik Haefling and Trevor Harmer scored for Mitchell. Seaforth was knicked with five minor penalties bey referee Tom Blake, and Mitchell had three, plus a game misconduct to captain Mike Carter. Hot Stove Lea;ue: Duskocy broke a bone in his little finger messing around off the ice Saturday in Stratford, and will be out for a couple of weeks. Midget goaltender Jeff Weber, who was with the Cen- tenaires in the pre -season, will take his place for the time being.... Cen- tenaire captain Jeff Gemmell missed both weekend games with pneumonia... Shane Cooper, retur- ning from a shoulder injury, was dropped back to defence and played well... former Centenaire Jason McNichol has been released to the Goderich Sailors (Junior C)... The Centenaires are hosting a meet -the - players and everybody else kind of post -game barbecue on Sunday, November 18 after the Port Stanley game... Seaforth doesn't play at home for two weeks after this Friday night's game.... It was initiation night for the Hawks at Mitchell Friday, and let's just say there were strange sights to be seen skating around the rink after the game, and a few ladies lingered. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: BRIAN NUM 522-0999 ROSS RIMY 527.1390 LARRY PARKER 522-2020 MARLEN VINCENT 527-0373 4.4 ..w v P It J 11 ali i it NOTICE Due to the fluega l his hydrants within tie Town 01 the week of November 6. 1960 customers could sxparienos some discoloured water. 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