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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-03-07, Page 1010A - THE l iU QN PQSITOR, .MARCH 7, 1990 �YY 1,4 �Oor perfect sco "+I : recorded In. Thursdaij Night Bowling last week • Don Deighton showed that the next best Nag to 12 strikes m a row is a spare and eleven strikes. He recorded an amazing 435 single. Although Don would have ap- preciated the prizes and notority of a perfect game we're sure he'll remember this one for a long, long time. Don also led tide Wildcat team to three of four points over the Ballbangers on the strength of his 882 triple - also a league season high. Gary Bedard hit for 241/663, Sue Stokes sparing for the team recorded a 227 and Ralph Johnston registered a 216. Mel Mercian was high bowler for the Ballbangers with 231/617. Michelle Ben- newies spared for a 247/582, Steve Steep rolled 220/598, Donna Beuerman 185 and Doug Procter 225. The Beatlejuice team swept all four points from the last place Guttercats, again led by the outstanding bowling of Brian Dale 287/835. Sherry Tenney showed championship form with 235,227,247 (909) to top the ladies high triple category for the year. Not to be left unmentionned were BORDENBALL CHAMPIONS - Students of St. James School in Seaforth were the first place finishers in the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board's Junior Mixed Borden - ball tournament held in. Stratford on February 26. Members of the winning team are: Back, Chris Marion, Julie Agar, Andy Parker, Boyd Devereaux, Jered Munro, Anna Mailloux and Laurie Janmaat. Front, Brandon Nash, Mark Van Dooren, Rob Craig, Melissa Finlayson, Kathy Devereaux and Michelle Henderson, Missing is Pat DeJong. Robinet photo. Atoms advance to semi-finals in OMHA action The Seaforth - Exeter Atom Quarter Finals went into its third game on Tuesday night. The teams were tied at this point with one win each. Exeter came to town for a 7:30 p.m. start. Seaforth started the scoring with a power play goal by Chris Marion assisted by Mark Van Dooren and Jason Smith. Exeter came back a few minutes later to tie the score at 1-1. With only 31 seconds left in the period, Chris Marion passed the puck over to Brandon Nash who shot at a sharp angle and put it in the far side to give Seaforth a 2-1 lead. Exeter scored the only goal of the second period to once again tie the score - this time at two apiece. The third period belonged solely to Seaforth as its sharp -shooters hit the mark for three unanswered goals. Jered Munro passed the puck up to Chris Marion who was knocked off balance at the red line, recovered and rushed the rest of the way to the Exeter net. Although he was at a very sharp angle, he took a quick look and fired it home. Then it was Shaun Anstett's turn to show his finesse. He scored unassisted as he sped down the ice and picked off the top corner. The last goal of the game was a beautiful display of team - over to his side and then made a quick Mark Van Dooren. pass over to Brandon Nash who slapped The boys were playing well but Exeter the puck in the open side. wasn't dead yet. It • only took them 12 The final score was Seaforth 5 and Ex- seconds to take advantage of a power play eter 2. The next scheduled for Sunday, March theof in Exeter range 0Seaaffodrthb�didn't cave from close m, however The boys were determined to finish the and kept driving for the net, equalling series • after having to settle for runner up their first period total of shots. With two "A" champs to Six Nations at the New minutes left in the third period Brandon Hamburg tournament the day before. Nash hit pay dirt with a beautiful set up The boys had been guilty of somewhat in the slot from Chris Marion and Pat sleepy play in the first period, but this time they pelted 18 shots toward the Ex- eter net! Exeter forwards and defense threw themselves in front of everything, thwarting Seaforth's attempts at an early lead. Exeter scored the lone goal of the first period on a scramble play that left an Exeter sharpshooter alone in front of the net. In the second period, Exeter maintained their tenacious checking role and manag- ed a second goal on a break caused by a slow line change. Four minutes later the dam burst as Seaforth took advantage of the power play. Mark Van Dooren was the sniper on a nice set up from Chris Marion who was given the lead pass by Pat Gridzak. Thirty seconds work. Chris Marion passed the puck over at 2-2 wth later blast frn om the ett bnear eded the ge of to Shaun Anstett. Shaun pulled the goalie the faceoff circle on a nice pass from Neil Bieuerman with 290/513 and Betty Vock sparing with a 207. The Guttercats last place woes were not helped by again meeting a hot team, but they had some hot scores themselves. Mur- raY Bennewies spared for the team and led the way with 328/877. Carol Bennewies was hot with 237/665, Dave Moody had 231/630 and Doug Leonhardt recorded a 236. The Bears took three of four points from Highway 401 led by Dan Bennewies 348/775. Wayne Butt rolled 236/609, Karl Teiehert got a 247 and Deb Bedard a 226 to round out the teams high scores. Highway 401 was low team overall for the night, but still managed one point on the strength of Gerry Armstrong's 256/666 and Doug Vock's 288/649. Joanne Knights recorded a 191 and Janice Leonhardt finished with a 190 to complete one of her less memorable nights. At the half way point of the playoffs (five weeks to go) the Wildcats are first with 14 points. Beatlejuice has 12, Highway 401, 11; Bears 10; Ballbangers 9; and the Guttercats have 4. Perth edges Winthrop 1-0 LADIES BROOMBALL PERTH 1 WINTHROP 0 A poked in goal by Winthrop's goalie gave the Perth ladies the win. Julie Eidt was credited with the goal and Liz Becker assisted. Winthrop ladies tried hard but a little down on goals. JR, FARMERS 0 COMMERCIAL 7 A hat trick went to the Commercial's Susan Hulley, thanks to help from Janice Bertens, Lori Scherbarth and Joan Flanagan. Maureen Flanagan also snuck through and scored a goal. Tammy Nash and Barb Flanagan scored the other goals. QUEENS — PARR LINE The Queens Ladies and Parr Line Ladies' game was cancelled as Parr Line is still in the Regionals back at Palmerston. Good Luck girls. Everyone hopes to see you in The Provincials to be held in Seaforth this year. In Ladies Broomball on March 7 at 8 p.m. Jr. Farmers vs Winthrop; 8:50 p.m. Queens vs Parr Line; and 9:40 p.m. Perth vs Commercial. MENS BROOMBALL PARR LONE 2 RED RUSTLERS 1 Paul Gibbings' endurance paid off as he scored a remarkable goal assisted by aig Piett. Don Wise popped in a second for Parr Line with help from Len Van nderen and goalie Randy Blake. The e goal for the Rustlers was scored by ert Husking with assistance from Kent watt and Robert Anderson. The Rustlers t up a steady pace but not enough is were achieved. GRADS I DUMPERS 2 ck Archambault scored a goal with the of Bob Nash and Frank Verberne. Bob h scored the second goal for the umpers. The Grads' hero was Tony Van Heuvel. He slapped in a quick shot off reat pass by Ray Filson. The Grads e keen but the Dumpers goalie played some. RAIDERS 5 ROYALS 2 ders' Ray Hinz connected and scored al off a great pass by Jeff Campbell. Gridzak putting the game into a full 10 goal minute overtime. The team had been in Wa this situation several times this year and ion the momentum carried them onward. Rob Seaforth started the overtime with Ho unrelenting pressure. They played virtual- kep ly three minutes in Exeter's end until goa Mark Van Dooren drove the puck in on a wild scramble at the edge of the crease. Ri Well deserved assists went to Jason Smith aid and Shaun Anstett. Thirty seconds later Nas Chris Marion put the icing on the cake as g he broke in alone and made no mistake Den putting it past the,tired Exeter goaltender. a g This would eventgaily prove to be the wer game winner as Seaforth drew three con- awe secutive penalties on some one-sided refereeing. Rai Exeter managed to make it close, scor- a go ing on a scramble of th err own with Two more goals were scored by Sean Melady, assisted by Blaine Pryce. Another goal was scored by Dwayne Pryce, assisted by Jim Shorteed. Defencetnan Steve Jansen snuck in a goal, with no help at all. For the Royals Doug Eidt scored, helped by Wade Riley. Pete Klaver scored the second goal assisted by John Hamilton and Steve Herold. In Mens Broomball March 8 at 8 p.m. Knights vs Dumpers; 8:50 p.m. Red Rustlers vs Royals; 9:40 p.m. Winthrop vs Parr Line; and 10:30 p.m. Grads vs Easy Riders. Raiders sit out. Parr Lie ladies silver medalists In regiol. ,;Bs The Parr Line Ladies Intermediate broomball team was the silver medal win- ner at the regional broomball contest held recently in Palmerston. Their finish qualifies them for the provincial competi- tion, which will be held in Clinton and Seaforth from March 16 to 18. The Easy Riders Mens Intermediate team also fared well. They won gold in their division by beating the Palmerston Farmers 3-2 in a sudden death overtime. They have also qualified for the provincial competition. But other local teams fared well as well. The Parr Line men finished with the gold medal in the Tier II division by defeating the Marvel Steamers by a 3-2 score in overtime. On an individual level, Easy Rider goalie Bill McPhail was chosen Most Valuable Player at the regionals, for his excellent goaltending. Turn topage 16A• Together We're Better! Let's Eliminate Racial Discrimination in Canada Multiculturalism and Multiculturalism° al Citizenship Canada Citoyennete Canada March 21 is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination As we enter a new decade, our challenge and our oppor- tunity is to build a more just and fair country for all. Only by working together can we have a stronger and better Canada. By taking part in this special day you will be helping to make this dream be- come a reality. Canada' Senior bowlers have With some of the regular bowlers away to the sunny south attendance was down at Senior bowling on Friday. Olave Little had three good games with a 234 single and 662 triple to lead the Kings team to seven points over the Flames Mervyn Dietz, also of the Kings, had a 223 single and 557 triple. Mary good outing Friday Finalyson also had a 560 triple. Anne Woods Leafs also had a good day over husband Don's Jets. Lucky winners in the draw were Mervyn Dietz, Olave Little and Gordon Murray. 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