The Huron Expositor, 1982-12-22, Page 25SLUMP—The Seaforth Centeriaires have dropped their last four games. '
They were narrowly defeated by Mitchell iri a tough match on Friday.
(Photo by Svela)
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Dec. 16 Seaforth Atoms erwoerd and Kevin Mc -
shut -out the Wingham Llwain. -
Atoms 8-0 in Seaforth. Wing- On Dec. 18 Seaforth play
hatu held Seaforth scoreless ed Mitchell in one of the
in the first period but Sea- better games of the season.
forth came back in the second Mitchell opened up a 3 goal
to wore two goals. lead but Seaforth manged to
The Seat'orth team out- come back with 2 to end the
played Wingham in the 3rd first period 3-2 for Mitchell.
and scored six unanswered Seaforth scored the only goal
goals to win the game 8-0. in the second to end the
Sharing the score for Sea- period 3-3. In the third
forth were Ted Sills, Jason Seaforth scored to take th
McNichol, Paul McLlwain, lead only to have Mitchell
=nut
Papple, Mark Smale, the game a few nut
Rav Murray. Jason Schoond- later. With 3 minutes lei to
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the game Jason Papple score -
ed and Seaforth hung on to
win 5-4. Other scorers for
Seaforth were Ted Sills, Brad
Schroeder, Brent van den
Akker and Paul McLlwain.
The next home game is
against Brussels on Dec. 30
at 7 p.m.
The Atoms travel to Ayr on
Dec. 27th to play in the first•
ofour tournaments this
season. In Ayr they meet up
with Tavistock at 12 noon for
their first game in the
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THE NUR
Cent�naires drop four straight
BY GARY GRAY Cage. The Hawks had only 8
shots on the Seaforth net in
the first period.
The second frame saw a
more even matchup with
Mitchell edging the Cente-
naires 11-10 in shots on goal
and both teams scoring
twice.
Mark 'Murray gave the
Centenaires a 2-1 lead '6
minutes into the period and
the score stayed that way
until the 14:30 mark -when
Pauli notched his second to
even the score at 2.goals a
piece. Just over a minute
later the Centenaires regain-
ed the lead as Dave Erb
rifled a high drive that
Fischer never even got a
chance to move on. However
Just 11 seconds later on their
first rush down the ice the
Hawks once again knotted..
the score as Murray Guy
scored with assists going to
'Pauli and Dean Westman.
In the third stanza the
Hawks seemed to put more
pressure on the Centenaires
in their own end thus forcing
them into giveaways.
Finally, with just under
four minutes remaining in
the game Mitchell Captain
Dean Westman bet Centen-
aire goalie Dan lylcClure for
the game's win mg goal.
Mitchell outshot the Cent-
enaires 8-7 in the period. A
total of only 10 minutes in
penalties was called in the
entire game by referee Pau
Robson with Seaforth taking
six minutes and Mitchel
LUCAN 5 CENTENAIRES 2
The Lucan Irish spotted
the Jr. Centenaires a 1-0 first
period lead and then roared
back with three unanswered
second period goals as they
downed the Centenaires 5-2
in Lucan Wednesday night,
Lucan completely domi-
nated the game and if it
hadn't been for the good
goaltending off the Cente-
naires' Dan McClure the
score could easily have been
much hrgher. The Irish pep-
pered McClure with a total of
51 shots while the Centenair-
es managed only 22 at Lucan
goaltender Chuck Stoffle,
Jamie McClinchey scored
for the Centenaires in the
first period and Dave Erb
connected on the power play
early in the third period to
account for Seaforth's scor-
ing. A total of 40 minutes in
penalties were called in the
game with the Centenaifes
receivine 22 of them.
MITCHTELL 4 SEAFORTH 3
The Mitchell Hawks spoil-
ed the Centenaires home
opener in the new Arena as
they got sarong goaltending
from Dave Fischer enroute to
a 4-3 victory before a large
crowd on Friday night.
The Centenaires came out
flying in the first period and
took a 1-0 lead as Jim
Campbell scored with Johri'
Dale and Dave Murray draw-
ing assists at the .1:18 mark.
Seaforth seemed to have
complete control of the per-
iod as they tested Fischer
with a total of 18 drives, with
the most of them being good,
hard, point blank shots.
Mitchell evened the score
with less than a minute
remaining in the period as
Jeff Pauli scored his first of
two goals while the Hawks
were enjoying a man advant-
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Despite being outshot 34-
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