HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-09, Page 1010 THE HURON EXPOSITOR! ocrQr3En
BY DAVE BROOM
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It has itrrty00,,,Ye$, liockev
'..gearing , up Ifor allopler
101* wintOt. and .SPitfaith's:
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4ague set off toa, very good
Start;last Snndav
Earlicr'' 'in' ;.the'.weck
' 'thetigh the. ncw league
e?tee,ittiye„Atit..„ together and
six teams werc draftcd.
Six.brand,lrieW sets of
sweaters ' ..proirt'pted nanie
changes for the teams a1$0..
So front 'itinv on, the -StarS.-
,... will be known as the. Pen-,
;Pins, the Wings become; the
Canadians; the Blues Will be
known as the Rangers and.
the . Kings have been
changed to the Bruins. The
Hawks and Flyers remain the
CANADIANS 6 PENQUINS 5
These two clubs had the
honour of starting things off
this .season and both outfits
turned on the jets early but
as the match wore on those
same jets had cooled some-
what,
The Canadians twice blew
two goal leads, bat managed
to slim win when they tallied
twice with about two Minutes
.
le lathe game. ,The Pens
had the large part of the:play
in a contest that was dom- •
inated IV I goaltending. -
Goalies Cooper -and Webster
, kept the score lover then it
should have been. !
Murray Henderson count-
ed four goals for the winners
with singles going to Dave
Broome and Brian Nigh.
Ken Swan led the Pens
attack by notching a pair of
goals. Rounding out the
losersscoring were Dave
Longstaff, Jerry Altin and
Steve Smith.
GERS-8-BRUINS-3 --
The Rangers served notice
early that they will be a force
to be reckoned with this year.
They crunched the Bruins 8-3
during 'last Sundays middle
match.
The Rangers skated
'moo
around, tbreugh ad()vet a
porous Bruin defense to
easily take the one - sided
match. In all fairness thoagh
the Bears were miSsing three
key performers in Bill
O'Shea, John Janmaat and.
Rick Fortune. This team will
-
be a contender before it's
over too!
TWO GOALS
Bruce Rathwell paced.
the Rangers by netting two
goals:
Ralph Wood, Kevin Hen-
derson, Bob Montgomery,
Kevin Bennett, Ken Dever-
eaux and George Reeves also
all scored single markers.
Marc Robinette, Paul
andTom Nigh'. count-
ed forgithe Bruins.
FLYERS3HAWK
The Flyers clipped •the
Hawks 5-3 during last Sun-
days late game. This match
was, technically, the best of
the night and these two
teams should be 'successful
this 'year. So far, no clear
favourite • „al*, -OilprgO!-,1but
000 couple of 'weeks
should -separate the best
; (team from the. rest,
Ens I) el vecela tallied twice
for the , Flyers with Jim
-Colernart, Bob' Schenck and
Jae Digit -rounding out the
winners, scoring.
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Sid ,'WocIts had a pair:
for the „Hawks with Casey
KlaVer addin&alone goal,
GAMES NEXT WEEK
OCT.,12
7100 8:30 10:00
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—GRABBING THE PUCK—The- goalies- for the77
-Seaforth Center,' aireeteied but were unable to
keep very many shots Out of the net as the team
lost 6-1 against the Clinton Mustangs, Tuesday.
—Early In -Vie -third pertoct-the gamb-tUrriadiiitti''a
contest of "cheap shots" and fighting. (Photo by
Ellis)
•
Warriors defy odds and win
•
• !MIST BOARD OF DIRECTORS—The new
executive of the Seaforth Optimist Club was
Inducted last Thursday evening,.and the new
board of directors was also named. Included
are, rear row, Second Year Directors Gord
Phillip, Keith Eaton and Peter Morris, and in
the front, First Year Directors Arnold Stinn-
issen, Wayne Scott and Dave Reid. (Photo by
Ellis)
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The Happy Citizens met
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Hazel McNaughton pre-
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giving was read.
--Mae--Smith-was in charge
of the cards with the winners
Ladies High -Mrs. Carrie
McGavin, Ladies Lone
Hands -Mrs. Rachel Reihl,
Ladies Low -Mrs. Haist,
Men's High -Mike Malanuik,
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It seldom happens in
sports -the Toronto Maple
Leaf s did it in '41-'42, and
the New York Islanders did it
in recent years -but on
Sunday ' the Winthrop
Warriors joined that select
group.
Two weeks ago the
Warriors trailed the Atwood
Athletics three games to
none in the best of seven
Western Ontario Athletic
Association "A" champion-
ships in mens' Slo-pitch. On
Sunday, however, with a
resounding 16-11 win the
Winthrop team completed a
four game comeback to fake
the series.
Amid whoops, cheers, and
backslapping the winners'
trophy was presented to
co -captains Gord Pryce and
Jahn Patterson. A special
trophy was awarded Ed
Salverda, ,the team dugout
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SPECIAL PRESENTATION Leona and Wayne
Scott of Seaforth, were presented with a plaque
by Optimist President Lloyd Eisler last
Thursday night as a testimonial of appreciation
for -their services to the club over the past eight
years. (Photo by Ellis)
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11:15 Worship, Sunday School and Nursery
"Come, Ye Thankful Peopte, Come"
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The tev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M,D4v.
• Ses.forth
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12TH
19th Sunday After T finity
10 a.m. Hob, Casamstalen
Sermon: Be Kind To One Another
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"Celebrating it= 125 years in Seaforth"
NORTHSIDE ,United Church
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Rev. J.G. Vanslyke
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Thanksgiving Sunday
• Church Service 11 a.m. Mandate For Gratitude
Sunday School and Nursery at the same thee
Organist -Choir Director Jr Choir Leader
Margaret Whitmore Audrey McIlwaln
Area rongregations are invited to take advantage of
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each week. Church directory ann,,iincements are
available for a minimum of 26 conse( ut,ve weeks in
units of to column inches at 52 per unit Changes in
copy, ma Y he made each week hut mast he received
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from the bench.
The Warrior victory wasn't
easy. Their first two wins
took ten and 11 innings and
were by single runs. In the
sixth and seventh games,
with their backs still against
the wall. the Winthrop bats
began to ring and they came
up with convincing wins.
The Sunday game in
Winthrop, under cold: damp
conditions, was played
before a sparse crovvd of
about 75.
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St. James bowlers
set standings -
TEAM STANDINGS
Grasshoppers • 6
Crickets 22
Mosquitos 14
Beetles 19
June Bugs 9
Dragonflies 14
Mens High Single George
Love, 380; Mens High
Triple George Love 806.
Ladles -High Single Ruth
Campbell, 213; High Triple
Dolores O'Dwyer. 570.
ST, JAMES BOWLING
STANDING
Canadians 21
Cry 19
Blues IS
0.V.:s 18
Diamond 18
Red Caps 11
Weekly Ladies High Single
Patti, Griduk, 219; High
Triple Cheryl Kruse 576:
Weekly Men's High Single
and Triple. Brian Barry. 278,
685.
TOWN & COUNTRY
LEAGUE
TEAM STANDINGS
•
North Stars 9
Cougars-
Flipflops 8
Hip Waders 5
Ankle Biters
Hush nipples . 5
Ladies High Average,
Leanne McKay, 208; High
Triple and Single, Marg
Ungarian, 599, 233.
Men's High Average,
Triple and Single, Ron Harris
248. 802, 306.
8 ,
THURSDAY NIGHTERS
STANDING
Die Hards
Alley Olaps
Superstars
Whipper Snappers
Pin Ups 11
Blues 11
Weekly Ladies High Single
and Triple and Average.
Linda Gridzak, 243, 659, 200.
Weekly Men's High Single
and Triple, Kevin Young
316, 701.
Men's High Average.
Murray Bennewies. 214.
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16
16.
13
Seaforth bow ers
hold annual
The Seaforth Ladies lawn
bowling club held its annual
meeting at the home of
Esther Brady A good repre-
sentation was present and
the new executive is:
Past President -Eileen
,,Adamson. President-Heleri
Connell. 1st Vice -Bea Storey.
r'id Vice -Edith Dunlop.
Secty. Treas.-Ella Munro,
assistant -Donna Patterson;
Social Convenor Thelma Dale
assisted by Katie Phillips,
Graze Pepper, Esther Bdy.
Touynament COM ratttee.
Rsenda Finlayson. Eileen
Adamson. Sick & Shut
Li -Jessie Hillen.
The bowling club members
are looking forward to the
annual Turkey dinner Oct.
9th at the club house whicb
will close the bowling for
the yar.Card parties will be
held once a tr,onth during the
winter.
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RACING
SEASON
- FINAL
SUNDAY
OCT. 12
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Funalc of 2 30
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