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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-02-28, Page 11A0 r THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY ,28 ' 1990 11A_ .• OVER THE SHOULDER - The Knights of Columbus •►d'the)r. Annual Hockey Tour- nament at the ‘Seaforth and District Community Centres On the weekend, with positive local results. In the Junior division Seaforth won the A division while Dublin Green took the Q This Seaforth players shows how his team got .*herewith this shot over the shoulder of a Zurich, g00e Seaforth ,Won this cpntest 9x2. ; RACE FOR THE PUCK - The St. James hockey team playing in junior category of the annual Knights of Columbushockey tournament on the weekend went home the victors in the A division. They defeated the Zurich Maroons 9-2 In this game, then went on to defeat Zurich Gold 4-0 in the final. Winning the B division was the Dublin White. Robinet photo. Seaforth, Exeter split games Now that the Seaforth Atoms have cap- tured the WOAA title, they enter the quarter finals of the OMHA against Exeter. On Friday night the two teams met for the first game in the best of five series. Exeter came out strong, scoring their fust goal after only 18 seconds of play. Seaforth returned the favor 16 seconds later on a pass from Pat Gridzak on the point to Chris Marion. Seaforth took the lead near the end of the first period. Shaun Anstett carried the puck from behind the Seaforth net all the way down to the Exeter -goal. He passed it over the goalie's shoulder. Eleven seconds later another pass from the point, this time from Jered Munro, resulted in a goal. Chris Marion once again slid the puck home from his favourite spot in front of the net. Exeter came back with a goal in the se- cond period after drawing the defence out of position, leaving their sniper alone in the slot. Scott Wood had to be sharp on several goal -mouth scrambles but he shut the door on Exeter from that point on. Seaforth scored the only goal of the third period on a beautiful pass from Chris Marion to a waiting Brandon Nash on the far side of the net. He made no mistake as he banged it home. The final score was Seaforth 4 - Exeter 2. The second game of the series was in Exeter on Sunday afternoon, February 25. Exeter showed from the first face-off that they were determined to even the score at one game a piece. In the first and second periods Exeter scored five unanswered goals. Seaforth's first goal was scored on a power play mid- way through the second period. Pat Grid- zak shot from the point. In the scramble Chris Marion and Jason Smith both at- tempted to score. It was Jason who suc- ceeded in flipping the puck over the sprawling goalie. Although Seaforth had many other excellent chances; lady luck was not on our side.At the end of the se- cond period the score was Exeter 5 - Seaforth 1. After the pep talk, the boys Came out a Attie stronger in the third period. With 1 1/2 minutes of play behind them, Mark Van Dooren drove the puck back to Brent Hadley at the point who let a hard shot go. Chris Marion beside the net poked . the puck in beside the goal post. Six minutes later Mark Van Dooren passed the puck over to Chris Marion. Chris was hauled down at the blue line. Jason Smith picked up the loose puck on the delayed penalty call, took it in the rest of the way and found the mark. Scott Wood was called to the bench with two minutes• left to play in the game. With six attackers Seaforth attempted to add to the scoreboard but an Exeter player got hold of the puck and let go a hard shot that went the length of the ice and into the empty net. That was the end of Seaforth's hopes and the game ended with the score Exeter 6 and Seaforth 3; The next game is at home on Tuesday night. We'll need everyone playing their best that night now that Ex- eter has had a taste of victory! St. James bowlers hold The annual St. James Bowling Tourna- ment was held at Starlight Lanes on Sun- day Febuary 18. The format for the tour- nament was the same as before with each bowler league averages. The top winners fqr the ladies were Janet Ferraz-93; Karen Hoegy-85; Bert Kloss-81; Rose Feeney -78; Pat Nolan -68; Sandra Lee -20; Linda Wilson -8 and Carol Johnston -5. Top scores for the men were Todd Caldwell -203; Gordon Murray -185; Bob Dinsmore -167; Reg Dick -159; Dave Moody -144; Rob McEwen -130; George Johnston -115; Aire Van Diepen-110 and annual tournament Watson Reid -87. The bowler closest to their verage for the day was Oliver Pryce. The highest games over average were. Game 1 Pat Nolan -123, Watson Reid -74, Game 2 Rose Feeney -44, Rub McEwen -86, Game 3 Janet Ferraz 8, Gerd Murray -164, Game 4 Rose Feeney -117, odd Caldwell -133, Gatne 5 Karen orgy -58, George Johnston -03. Six different people bowled games over 00 during the Tournament. Reg Dick -366, d Caldwell -342, . George Johnston-342,ordon Murray -321, Dave Moody -312 and Rose Feeney -307. a T H 3 Tod G CLEARING •THE PUCK - St. James defeated Zurich Maroon 9-2 went on to win the A title of the Junior division, with another in their first game of the Knights of Columbus hockey tourna- win. Robinet photo. ment Field in: Seaforth on the weekend. The St. James team Van dorren sends Novice hockey team to semi final series Seaforth's Novice hockey team had Period three was far more interesting as playoffs on their mind all week as games Matt Smith scored proving Clinton hadn't two.and three of a best of five series were left the building. Enter J.D. Nolan once on tap. again, making it 5-1. With Nolan getting his shooting eye on track again means trouble for the opposition, A Thursday night visit to Clinton hoping to take a commanding 2-0 series lead had the boys prepped for game two. Seaforth dominated early and finally hit pay dirt three minutes in when Ryan Van Dooren and Derek Nesbitt worked the puck to Scott Van Dooren who clicked, making it 1-0. This was Scott's first of what was to be many hi the two games. Before period one was over Scott V. had made it 2-0 on a breakaway. Period two saw more of the same with Seaforth going on top 4-0 with Scott -V. finishing his hat trick and J.D. Nolan click - mg just to show Clinton there was more than one weapon in Seaforth's arsenal. Jon Miller replies for Clinton only to be ambushed by Seaforth three more times. Scott V. counted the first two with Jason Hulley and Nolan assisting on the first one. The third came off the stick of Derek Nesbitt as he cashed in on a rebound of a Ryan V. shot and the score was 8-2. Clin- ton got one more and game two was history. Game three appeared to be in doubt due to weather as Mother nature had a storm brewing. But the storm subsided and the game was on. Things didn't look promising for Clinton, indicative by the broom that leaned ominously against the Clinton dress- ing room. Signs of a sweep were all in place, or had the arena staff forgotten where they had last swept? • With period one doing nothing to decide the outcome Clinton took advantage of a couple Seaforth miscues to go on top 2-0. Before the teams changed ends Scott V. halved the lead. Period three belonged to Scott V. and the Seaforth side as the final fifteen minutes added credibility to that broom's presence. A 3-1 edge in the third gave Seaforth a 4-3 win with Scott Van Dooren having a big night. With Clinton now out of the way the boys must change directions and head east to face arch -rival Mitchell,' who destroyed Palmerston with a couple of 9-1 thrashings. With no dates yet set up please stay tan - ed for the Novice team's next action. Grads beat Knights with seconds to spare MENS BROOMBALL DUMPERS 4 - EASY RIDERS - 11 D e Kennedy scored the first goal for Dumpers. Don Henderson scored the se- cond off an' extended pass from John Devereaux. Experienced shooting by Bob Nash paid off with a goal. Help carne from Murray Houston. A fourth goal was credited to Bill Dale. A lone goal for Easy Riders was scored by Joe Dorrsers and assisted by Rich Fowler. The Riders had a wee problem in putting their act together. KNIGHTS 2 - GRADS - 3 Paul Nyenhuis and Steve Eckert Jr. each scored a goal for the Knights with Joe Vink as their helper. Craig Kerslake scored a goal after being set up by Tony Van Denhuevel. A blue line shot resulted in a goal by Mike Van Denheuvel, .assisted by Craig Smi In overtime, Gary Dill scored with only eight seconds remaining on the clock. The Grads goalie All Walters assisted in Gary's go: Good game by both teams. RAIDERS 1 RED RUSTLERS 4 Art Veenstra had an excellent night of broomball as he received a hat trick for the Red Rustlers with Ralph Nivins assisting on all three goals. The fourth goal was scored by Robert Anderson with only 17 seconds left in the game. Mark Ryan assisted on this goal. The Raiders lone goal was scored by Jack Holmes and High school rink vying for WOSSA The Seaforth District High girls' curling team is on their way to WOSSA competi- tion after securing second place in the Huron -Perth secondary school championships. The Seaforth rink, made up of Tina Bosman (skip), Sherry McLaughlin (vice skip), Bonnie Finlayson (2nd) and Pam Hoggart (lead), was defeated by St. Mary's 8-3 in the first round of play at the Huron -Perth finals, 'which took place on Thursday, February 22., The; team met Clinton's Centr:, Huron Secondary in the second game and held a strong lead until the 4th draw, when Clinton came back to tie the game. Skip Tina Bosman saved the 'day by drawing for one in the last end, and Seaforth came away with a 9-8 victory. This win in itself was a triumph for the Seaforth rink, who had previously been defeated by Central Huron 12-1 at the Huron County championships. Advancing to the semi-final round, Seaforth once again met St. Mary's. The rink avenged their 'earlier loss with a 7-6 victory, echoing their win over Clinton by coming back from a 6-6 tie score and drawing for one in the final end. Credit for this goes to Skip Tina Bosman. Thank You St. James Bowling League would like to thank the follow- ing merchants for their dona- tions toward our AnnualTour- nament. Their contributions were greatly appreciated. Flower Magic; Hildebrand Flowers; Box Fur- niture; Tom Devereaux; Dr. Louis J. Plante; Hensel) Co-op; Rowe Fuels; Archies Sunoco; Seaforth Automotive; Commercial Hotel; W.G. Thompson; Custom Art Designers; Toronto Dominion Bank; Stewart Bros; McKillop Mutual Ins. Co.; EMA; Tremeer Printers; Keatings; Knitters Loft; Etue Ins.; Sills Hdwe.; Bauer Travel; Frank Kling Ltd.; All Styles 11; Oscars of Seaforth; Trudy Broome; Seaforth Plumbing; Coops Sporting Goods; Bank of Commerce; Vincents Farm Equipment Campbell's Decorating Centre; Hoffmeyer's Mill; Hildebrand Paint and Paper; Topnotch Feeds; Cooks; Huron Expositor; Queen's Hotel; Anna's Dress Shoppe; Sewing Centre; Sted- mans; VN Video; Acropol Steak House; Pro- vince of Ontario Savings; Sunrise Dairy; Slender Concept; Bob's Barber Shop; Pizza Train; Anne's Hairstyling; Boussey's Beauty Boutique; Wongs Cafe; Image Cleaners; Futures Hair Style; Seaforth Ins. Broker Ltd.; Chipper's Chicken; Lyon's Food Market; Starlight Lanes. SERVICE SPECIAL OIL CHANGE *Includes up to 5 Litres of 011 •New Filter assisted by Ken Deceit. The Raiders had a diffictdt time getting things together this night. There's always next week guys. In Mens Broomball on March 2 at 8 p.m. Parr Line vs Red "utters, 8:50 p.m. Dumpers vs Grads, 9:40 p.m. Royals vs Raiders, and 10:30 p.m. Easy Riders vs Knights. Winthrop Sits Out. LADIES BROOMBALL JR. ,PARMV RSI0'PERTH'1 Joyce bow transferred the ball from the into the net for a goal. Great back tip from Liz Becker and Cathy Innes. The Perth Ladies pulled off a great game. Don't worry Jr. Fanners you all played well but never got a break on scoring. COMMERCIAL 1 QUEENS 2 Tammy Nash wham, bang . the ball in- to the far corner of the net, for the Com- . merciais off smooth passing by Tracy curling Nash and Susan Hulley. From the blue line Jean Hoggitt blew it by the opposing goalie off a face off pass by Janice Finlayson. With 11 seconds left in the game, Barb Caldwell chipped the ball into the net assisted by Lisa Henderson. Good game ladies. The win over St. Mary's gave Seaforth District High School a second -place finish in the tournament, behind first -place Mit- chell District High School. The .two rinks will travel to the WOSSA playdowns on Wednesday, March 7 at the Ivanhoe Curl- ing Club, London. In other curling news, former Seaforth youth curlers, Debbie Campbell and Steve Dohnage, are. both members of college teams that have qualified for a provincial competition to be held in Niagara Falls from March 8 to 10. Miss Campbell curls with the ladies team from Mohawk College and Mr. Dolmage curls with the mens team from London's Fanshawe. PARR LINE 1 WINTHROP 1 Winthrop's Deb Murray scored the first goal from behind the net of a blazing pass by Lisa Henderson. Parr Line ladies were frustrated and confused with time running out. - but. low and behold Sandi Fremlin was credited with the deflect goal assisted by Susan Hully. 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