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The Huron Expositor, 1990-11-21, Page 15• 14 --THE HUiiWN EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 21 1000 - Sports News WARM AND COSY - The staff of the Seaforth and District Community Centres is warm and oozy despite working on, and around an ice surface for most the day. The staff was the recipient of lined jackets from Seaforth Automotive . Seen her with newty attired Graham Nesbitt, arena manager, and Pete Martene, Greg Core and John Coleman, is donator Bruce Wibee. RQbinet photo. Mary Finlayson has high triple in seniors alley bowling and 588 triple. Lucky draw winners were Bert Walters, Barb Alexander and Beryl Reid. "Thirty seniors were out to bowl. Birthday Greeting were extended to Bert Walters who celebrated his 88th birthday and rarely misses a week of alley bowling. THIS WEEK Friday afternoon saw the Hondas out doing themselves, taking seven points from the Buicks in seniors bowling. Mary Finlayson had high triple for the day with a 638 and a 264 single, only to have Annie Malcolm bowl a 277 single. Annie has been bowling some very good games. INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK The Hondas picked up seven points last Friday to raise their team total to 22 and now are tied with the Datsuns. The Buicks just managed to take two points from the Datsun team despite Barb Alexander's great finish on her last game with four strikes in a row. The Lincolns who have been minus players to date won four points from Anne's Chevys. Mary Finlayson had high single with 231 and 578 triple while Ann Wood again had high triple with 594 and 214 single. Charlie Perkins had men's high single with 224 while Ron Bennett had a 210 single GIFT IDEA REINDEER TREE ORNAMENT 0 Anne Wood had a 225 single. Don Wood had high single for the men with a 236 and Bill Harris a 214. Ron Bennett had the men's high triple with a 545. The Chevys took four points on the Datsun and the Fords won five points to the Lincolns two. Team standings now are: Hondas 29, Datsuns 25, Chevys 21, Fords 19, Buicks 18, and Lincolns 14. Welcome to Joe O'Reilly who has joined the league and to Agnes Lammerant, back from an overseas holiday. Lucky draw winners were Dorothy McCluskie, Agnes Lam- merant and Joe O'Reilly. ParrLine ladies shut out Jr. Farmers MENS BROOMBALL PARR LINE 0 - KNIGHTS 1 Jim Nyeahuis of the Knights sewed on a breakaway in this COMM. Ile was assisted by Larry Barnett. Parr Line men played treinbut couldn't achieve RED RUSTLERS 0 - GRADS 1 During a pow play in the final two minutes Gary Dill slapped the ball into the not oil a wrist pass by Frank Van Westcrof and Tony Van Don Huevel. The Rustlers played fantastic broomball but were unable 10 sound. DUMPERS 2 - EASY RIDERS 1 Steve Eckert and Bob McKenzie were the hero. for the Dumpers while Joe Dorserrs scored the only Easy Rider goal. It seems penalties piled up more than the goals did. Raider vs Royals was c aacelled. In Meas Broomball November 22 at 8 p.m.. Raldtrs vs W inthrup: 8:50 p.m., Dumpers vs Knights; 9:40 p.m., Royals vs Rod Rustlers, 10:30 p.m., Grads vs Easy Rider, and Pan Lane sit out. LADIES BROOMBAil.L PARR LINE 3 JR. FARMERS 0 Parr Line's defence controlled the goal scoring as Norah Ecker, Jan Rutledge and Gina Regicr capitalized on their opportunities. Shifa Wilson and Hiodi Ellaou a:a�Med. QUEENS 4 - PERTH 0 Barb Caldwell scored two goals for the Queens, off passes by Shelly Nigh andHenderson. Single goals went hto Dinne Campbell and fats* Finlayson, who had Lynn Deviraux to thank for the constant passing. The Perth Ladies awry was strong but goals were scarce. WINTHROP 0 YOUNGBLOOD 7 Janice Finlayson hi -lighted this game with her two Fab. Joining her with two more goals was Tam- my Nash. Single goals were by Tammy Kennedy, Lisa Henderson and Pam Caner . Assisting these ladies were Sandra Mclnally and Lon Ann McNichol. W Lathrop goalie Mary Verbcrne stopped numerous shots but a few snuck through. in Ladies Broomball November 21 at 9 p.m. Commercial vs Youngblood; 9:50 p.m.. Parr Line vs Winthrop; 10:40 p.m. Queens vs Junior Farmers; and Perth sits out. 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The Novice team fust played a team from Beaton. Seaforth and Beaton were fairly evenly matched and the first period got off to a close checking start. Seaforth was first to score on a goal by Derek Nesbiu assisted by Steve Philips and Jared Carnelian at 8:51 of the first. Seaforth would score again just 45 seconds in to the second on another goal by Derck Nesbiu with Jason Arisen drawing the only assist on the goal. Beeton would come alive now with two goals of its own only 1:15 apart, to tie the score at two. The two teams were notched at two until Derek Nesbitt completed his hat trick at 7:37 on a solo effort. This goal would stand to be the winner as Seaforth added two more goals and was on to the next game versus Mr Brydges. Scoring for Seaforth were Ryan Van Dooren and Jason Anstett. Drawing assists were Rob Spinal, Derek Nesbitt, and Curtis Murray. At 3:30 that same day Seaforth would hit the ice for its second game in less than five hours. This would play a major part in this second game. Mt. Brydges was fust to hit the score sheet at :29 of the second period. Mt. Brydges would strike once more at 1:28 of the second period. Mr. Brydges would strike once more at 1:28 of the second. Jason Ansteu finally penetrated the Mt. Brydges defence and cut the lead in half. Assisting on the play was Derek Nesbitt. Mt.Brydges then struck for two more, taking a commanding 4 - 1 lead just past the half way mark of the game. Before the second was over Seaforth would notch two before falling victim to weary legs. Scoring were Ryan Van Dooren and Daniel Nash. Assists went to Ryan Van Dooren. The third period was ani Mt. Brydges, as they peppered the Seaforth net and scored five unanswered goals. Seaforth showed pride and class as they kept working despite the score and was rewarded with one final goal by Ryan Van Dooren assisted by Steve Phillips and Jason Anstett. Mt. Brydges would go on to win the tournament, defeating Dresden 4 - 1 in the championship game. The 13th Annual Novice Tour- nament takes place this coming weekend with the "A" teams com- peting on Saturday, and the "B" teams competing on Sunday. Seaforth plays Wingham at 12:15 on Sunday. Atom Is record two wins this week The Seaforth Atom I hockey team travelled to Goderich on Thursday, November 15 to meet Goderfch for the first time this year, and ended up on the winning end of a 9 - 2 game. Seaforth scored twice in the first period, four times in the second and three times in the third )eriod. Goals were scored by Mark Van Dooren (3), Derek Smith (2), Rob- bie Craig, Scott Van Dooren, Scott Henderson and Ben Murray. Assists were earned by Scott Henderson (2), Bruce Griffin (2), Jered Munro (2), Brandon Nash, Robbie Craig, Pat Coyne, Jeremey McNichol, Derek Smith and Josh Dietz. On Sunday afternoon Wingham came for the first meeting of the season also. Once again the boys spent much of the game taking shooting practice at the net. This time the score was 10 - 1 for Seaforth. Goals were scored by Brandon Nash (3), Ben Murray (2), Robbie Craig, Scott Van Dooren, Jered Munro, Derek Smith and Mark Van Dooren. Players receiving assists on those goals were Bruce Griffin (3), Bran- don Nash (2), Derek Smith (2), Jeremy McNichol (2), Mark Van Dooren and Jered Munro. After two easy games the boys have to be careful not to get over confident. The next game, which is in Mitchell on Thursday night, should be more of a challenge. Be sure to play as a team, guys. The boys also travel to Lucan this weekend for their second tour- nament. Petite Is and IIs tie in league ringette action It was an exciting game Friday night when the two Petite Ringette teams squared off in their first league game against each other. Jane Crowley opened up the scoring at 12:56 for Seaforth II with her teammate Kathy Deveraux getting the second goal at 7:42. The Seaforth I team then got their first goal with Denise DeJong scoring at 6:45 assisted by Janette Wood. The remainder of the period contained end-to-end play with each team holding each other at bay. Going into the second period, the score was 2-1 for the Seaforth IIs. Then Denise DeJong tied up the game for the Seaforth I team by scoring at 8:43, assisted by Erin Siemon. Tension continued for mount as each team applied pres- sure. Jane Crowley, scored the tie breaker at 8:18 for the Seaforth IIs, assisted by Kathy Deveraux. The Seaforth I team, now behind by one goal, never gave up and then Abby Dietz scored at 6:41 to tie up the game. Now that's excitement! Great game by all who played. PeeWees tie Wingham 7-7 in home action Tuesday Last Tuesday, Wingham visited second goal, on a pass from Jason town to play against the Seaforth Gemmel. Wingham wasn't about to PeeWees. give up and added a point to the Seaforth came out flying in the scoreboard to tie the game and end first period. Steve Mclnally opened the period. the scoring, unassisted. Wingham By the second period Seaforth answered back with a goal of its was raring to go, scoring four goals own. It as back and forth action to Wingham's one. Scoring for until sharp -shooting Mclnally found Seaforth were Jason Smith, Steve the slot and popped in Seaforth's Mclnally and Jason Murray with two. Setting up the plays were Shaun Ansteu with one assist and Mike Hugill collecting two. The third period saw seaforth struggling to harig on to its lead. Despite a goal by Mike Hugill, assisted by Chris Marion, the game ended in a tie with Wingham making a strong come back. The final score was 7 - 7. Novice ringette team wins exhibition The Seaforth Novice Ringette netted two, the first on a pass from Jeanette Crowley and Katie Hol - team had no league games this past Bronwyn Phillips, her first point of land. weekend and used the open ice time the season. Claire Eckert, who Defensive players Marsha Denys for an exhibition game against usually plays a fine game on and Andrea Longstaff, as well as Mitchell. The Seaforth girls played defence, was given a few shifts on goalie Sara Agar, also contributed a a strong game against Mitchell offence and proved to be a produc- solid effort to this victory. resulting in a 10 - 6 victory. tive forward scoring two goals, both The Novice Ringette will be busy Jenny DelVecchio led the scoring assisted by Kim Devereaux. Kim next weekend, competing in a tour - with her first hat trick. Jenny scored Janmaat canned another point by nament hosted by Exeter in Hensall. the first two goals unassisted but passing to Katie Murray who fired All early birds arc welcome to got some help from Jessie Fin- the ring past the goalie. Adding to cheer them on. Game time is 8 a.m. layson on the third Nicole Munro the final total of 10 goals were Saturday morning. Eagles remain in firstplace in St.James The Eagles gained five points this George Love 267-748 and Carol week keeping them in first place in Johnston 238-640 in the lead. Don the St. James bowling league. Top Nolan led the Loons with a 227 - scorers for Eagles were Murray 558. Bennewies 338-777 and Pauline Dave Moody 252-653 and Pat Weigel 225-524. Harry Den Haan Nolan 234-582 led the Vultures to was the top scorer for the Peacocks a two game win over the Buzzards. with a 224-600. Top scorers for Buzzards were Jack The Orioles managed to take all Ryan 257-626 and Cathy Broome three games from the Loons with 238-571. Carol Johnston and Cathy Broome tied for this week's high single with a 238. Carol got the high triple with her 640. Men's high single and triple went to Murray Bennewies 338-777. Team standings are: Eagles - 46, Orioles - 35, Vultures - 33, Peacocks - 26, Buzzards - 21, and Loons - 20. Seaforth Petite Is triumph over St. Marys in an exhibition game played in St. Mary's Sunday night, the Seaforth 1 Petite ringette girls played a great game. Melissa Robertson got the first goal at 9:50, assisted by Cathy Coyne. St. Mary's hien scored at 3:45. With just 35 seconds remaining, Anna Maillaux scored, assisted by Melissa Robertson. Frustrated by the aggressiveness of the Seaforth team, St. Magi's en- countered penalty after penalty causing their goalie to have b fend off numerous shots With Seaforth entering the vc-cond period 2 - 1 it was obvious that .,, atgn au 4.ui, assisted by Seaforth was definitely out to win Cathy Coyne. Seaforth played an after being dominated by Si Mary's aggressive game with improved at their last game. Melissa passing and strong goal tending by Robertson scored her second goal Kelly Murray. Juniors defeat Goderich team Sunday, November 18 the Seaforth Junior ringette team con- tinued its winning streak with a win over Goderich. The game was very exciting with the final score ending up 8 - 2. Leading the scoring was Kris Gemmel! with three goals and two assists. Cheryl McLlwain added two goals. Kim Rau collected two goals and two assists and Jill Betties had one goal and one assist were Julie Carter with two assists and Katie Craig also with two assists. Andrea Gingerich also played an outstanding game in net. The Nest game will he November 24 in Fore cl