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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-12-29, Page 10x AtO — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 29, 1982 WINNERS • of the' Midget WOAA hockey champs are back, Charlie .Campbell (coach), -Dave Murray, Rob Core, John Dale, centre, Barry Campbell,IDave Campbell, Derek Cooper, Don McClure, coach: Front, Marty Bedard, Jim Campbell, Dave McLlwain, Todd Doig, Jerry Wright. Absent from the picture are: Danny Wesenberg, Tom Turner, Keith McClure, Bryan Peter (manager), Mike Van Itnrunen, Greg Murray, Gerrard Ryan. (Photo by Svela) Scrooge tactics win hockey BY DAVE BRa;OME The long awaited rubber match between the Flyers and Penguins turned out to be somewhat of a dud Dec. 19. Those expecting a close exciting matchup were dis- appointed when the Myers smoked the Pens by a 7-2 score. Most observers agree that Pen goalie Jerry Martin was responsible for keeping the score respectable as he faced and stopped a barrage of Centen • NAME Dave McLlwain Jim Campbell Dave Murray Jamie McClinchey ., John Hicknell Dave Erb Pete Van Drunen Mark McLlwain John Dale Mark Murray Ken Higgins Pete Bennett Paul Smale • Mike Kelly Dwayne La Porte Dan McClure Rob Core Dan Wesenberg Marty Bedard Gord Love Bob Malone Tom Turner Bob Nash Mike Van Drunen GOALTENDERS Dan McClure Brad Campbell Keith McClure res st ndin is GP G A IPTS. 18 12 9 21 18 12 9 21 13 10 7 17 21 9 8 17 14 5 10 15 21 6 9' 15 21 7 7 .14 10 7 6 13 13 2 8 10 20 3 6 9 16 2 6 8 20 3 4 7 21 0 7 7 19 1 4 ' 5 16 4 0 4 17 0 3 . 3 19 0 .2 2 4 1 . 0 1 6 0 .1 1 13 .0 1 1. 5 1 0 1 16 0' 1 ' 1 6 0 1 1 PAM 20 43 10 32 12 28 59 10 18 41 66 21 23 30 4 24 43 2 0 10 6 16 14 1 0 0 0 0 MP. G.A. S.O. AVG. 1 003 83 1 4.96 1 09 17 - 9.34 148 17 - 6.88 e shots. The win was the FlYers 9th straight and that sets a new 1.H.L. record for consecutive victories. More important, though, is that the big triumph gives the orangeshirts sole ownership of first place. They have combined a Scrooge -like defence with a free -wheeling offence and that rare (by II.H.L. stand- ards) fearsome combination provides the league with a powerful entity. In fact. this club is one of the strongest to take part in this league in recent years. Of course, the ghost off pennant winners past still haunts the industrial Hockey League. Regular season champions have a history off falling flat on their collective faces come playoff time. The Pens are still in the hunt for the pennant but pow their fate rests with four other clubs because the Orange- men took the season series by a 2 game to 1 tally. Casey Klavei scored twice for the winners with singles going to George Reeves, Terry Craig, Casey Van WINNERS of the Midget Baseball WOAA championship'are from left back row, Barry Campbell, Dave Murray, Rob Core, John Dae, Bruce Morton. Centre, Ron Drager, coach, Kevin Drager, Bill Dale, Don Morton. Front, Marty Bedard, Jim Campbell, Jeff McKellar, Jerry Wright. Absent from the picture are Danny Wesenberg and Gerard Ryan. (Photo by Svela) `5n•:, r.: 240, 242. WINNERS—Pee Wee hockey WOAA championship and OBA finalists are from left: Elly Schoonderwoerd, manager; Mike Betties, Brian Dupuis, Dave Akey, Pat Murray, Ron Pryce, Bob Beuttenmiller, coach. Middle -Steve Schroeder, Don Brown, Mike Schoonderwoerd, Terry Gray, Brad Beuttenmiller. Front -Joe Smith, Blair Beuermann. Absent - Tony Van Loon, Andy Ball, Steve Stapleton, Kevin Sweeney, John Ball (asst. coach). (Photo by Svela) PEE WEE WOAA baseball champs and OBA finalists are from left, coach Charlie Akey, Derek Cooper, Dwain Osborne, David Akey, second row -Ray Little, Chris Anderson, Pat Murray, Mike Betties, Danny Primeau, front row, Dwayne Price, Gord O'Dwyer, Trevor -Fortune, Darren Akey. Absent from the picture are Chris Smith, coaches Don •Crocker, Pete Martene. (Photo by Svela) WINNERS of the Novice WOAA championshipx,are from left, back row, coach Bill Weber, Danny McNaughton, Brad Schroeder, Jason McNichol, Teddy Sills, 2nd row, Mark Smale, Doug Campbell, Jason Beuttenmiller, Kevin McLlwain, 3rd row, Jeffrey Weber, Kevin Cardno, Brent Vanden Akker, Adam Quipp, Dwayne Pryce. Absent from the picture are Steven Papple, asst. coach, Tom Papple, and Dawn Papple-manager. (Photo by Svela) PLAYER D. Broome T. Craig D. Phillips K. Bennett R. Quipp K. Swan K. Coyne B. O'Shea H. Breen B. Van Den Akker M. Flanigan B. Nigh B. Dale M. Marion cfing scorers T Flyers Flyers Rangers Penguins Canadians Penguins Rangers Flyers Rangers Flyers Rangers Bruins Penguins Penguins G A PTS. P.1.M. 20 20 40 6 12 24' 36 6 15 15 30 28 15 13 28 20 16 10 26 12 11 13 24 5 10 8 18 15 7 11 18 9 7 11 18 6 5 13 18 9 11 6 17 13 9 8 17 0 8 8 16 6 7 9 16 6 Close win for Bantams Dec. 14 Seaforth Bant- ams hosted the Mitchell Ban- tams for their first home game. Both teams played well with Seaforth, winning this close game 2-1. Seaforth opened the scoring early in the first period with two quick goals, one each by_ Trevor Price and Mark Stapleton. Don Rauser scored Mitchell's only goal in the first period also. - Dec. 18 the local Bantam team played in Clinton. It was another close game as Sea - forth won 2-0. A shut -out game for goalies Raymond Anstett and Steve Stapleton who played well in net. Varna couple celebrate fortieth Correspondent MARY CHESSELL 482-9969 Jack and Margaret Hunt celebrated their fortieth wed- ding anniversary on Decem- ber 12th with a family dinner at the Great West Steak House in London, On Tues- day evening a few of their friends paid them a surprise visit and spent a delightful evening with them. A family Christmas service was held in Varna church on Sunday, with Sunday- School superintendent Joe Laurie and student Greg Taylor lighting the white candle in the Advent Wreath, and the completion of the Jesse Tree by Rev, Wilena Brown. The children pointed out the scenes of t$e Nativity on Miss Brown's Christmas poster, made from Christmas card scenes. Special music by the young people's choir and the Varna Singers added to the worship. Everyone is invited to Jesus' Birthday Party at Goshen Church this Thursday evening at 7:30. 1'd like to wish all of my readers a very happy Cltirist- mas with their families, and a hapiiy and prosperous New Year. It gives me pleasure and encouragement when readers who are interested in Varna activities introduce themselves. A thank -you to those who have given me interesting news items this past year. Mary Hill, formerly of Varna, has completed her bilingual secretarial course at Welland College and is em- ployed at present, as part of her co -p course, to the French Immersion Depart- ment, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. Seaforth scored their two goals in the second period, one apiece by Trevor Price and Mike Betties: Both games were exciting for parents and fans to watch. L Bowling ST. JAMES BOWLING Standings: T -Birds 50. V . 42; Forari's 38; Charger% 58; Corvettes 44;o es 84 Men's Rich single and triple - Reg Dick 282 and 704, Ladles high single and triple - Wanda Moran 275 and 587. For Dec. 27- Standings: 7 -Birds 52; V.W. 44; Ferran's 41; Chargers 85; Corvettes 44; Mercedes 89. Men's high, single • John Coleman, 292, Triple - Reg Dick, 728`-/ Ladles high, single - Patti Hutch- inson, 247; triple - Brenda Kenny, 811. (intended for last week) On Dec. 14 the Seaforth Midget team met Mitchell in an exciting high scoring game. Seven goals. were scored in the first period alone, five of which were Seaforth's. First two goals for Seaforth were scored by Greg Murray, one assisted by Kevin Melady, the other by David Campbell. Greg scored the next Seaforth goal unassist- ed. David Campbell scored the next goal, followed one minute later by Darren Crock- er's assisted by Dan Van Loon and Dan Sloan. Of three goals in the second period, one was scored by Seaforth's David Campbell assisted by Jerry Wright and Kevin Williamson. In the last period Seaforth scored two of the three goals. David McLlwain assisted on Greg Murray's goal and Todd Morey's. The scoring shows a good all round effort from all lines particularly Greg Murray. This was the first decisive win over Mitchell. Final score was Seaforth 8, Mitchell 5. On Dec. 21 Wingham visit- ed Seaforth. While scoring wasn't as high as the Mitchell game, it proved to be just as exciting. Period -one saw Seaforth and Wingham tied one goal apiece. Greg Murray scored the first goal, assisted by Kevin Melady. In the second period scores evened up again as Grog scored, assisted by David McLlwain and Barry' Camp- bell. Brett Cameron of Wing - ham followed within one minute to tie for Wingham. Make this a New Year's Eve to Remember. An intimate dinner for two or get a group together and celebrate at THE L1'1"1'LE INN of BAYFIELD GOURMET DINING AND GOOD CHEER Avocado and Prawn Mousse Almond Soup Watercress, Mushroom and Tomato Salad Braised Pheasant with Calvados & Apples • or r Lobster Newburg Black Forest Cake or Fresh Fruit. Meringues Chocolates and Mixed Nuts •Please Reserve Now® early dinner...6-9 P.M, late dinner..•9 P.M. '50.00_PER COUPLE THE LI rfLE INN of BA.YFIELD 565-2611 Bake!, Bill O'Shea and Steve Smith. Kevi Bennett managed both Penguin goals. They lost Ken Swan early in the con- test when he injured his ankle. RANGERS 8IIIAWKS 1 The Rangers had a full squad on hand Sunday night and had little trouble toying with the Hawks in cat -like fashion. The Blueshirts rolled to an. easy 8-1 win over the short- handed and uncaring Hawks who offered passive resist- ence to the winners. Mike Flanagan, acting like the grinch who stole the Hawk -Christmas, tallied three times for the Rangers,. Kevin Coyne and Jon Devereaux each chipped'in a pair of goals with Jim Hen- derson adding a single mark- er. John Janmaat replied for the Hawks who should be ecstatic with the two week layoff. The Rangers have a fertile scoring outfit•themselves and are also very good from the blueline• back. Taking this team lightly could be a fatal • l �)) st e Iii Seaforth finally went ahead with a goal by Mark Stapleton assisted by Dave Campbell and Dave M£Ltwain. Cam- eron came back to score again with four minutes left in the period. With a tie game in the third period both teams moved up and down the ice. Both goalies kept their teams in the game. Mike Schwarz played a good first period and Derek Cooper played well in the next two. Finally David McLlwain backhanded the puck in the net, assisted by Kevin Melady and Darren Crocker. The final minutes of play saw a concentrated effort by Wingham to even the score with six attackers but good defensive play helped Seaforth keep their lead even 'though playing shorthanded up to the last minute, Final score was Seaforth 4, Wingham 3. Next home game is Tues- day, Dec. 28 against Brussels at 6:45 before the junior game. This team is the only team that has defeated Sea - forth in the regular schedule. Come outand see a good game. mistake. CANADIANS 7 BRUINS 4 The Canadians must have been wondering if Santa was going to show up this year. Their fears were put to rest during the nights middle match when lo and behold the old boy made an appearance at the arena dressed in a Bruin uniform. He gave the Canucks a gift in the form of a 7-4 victory over the Bears and it ended an 8 game losing skein for the redshirts. The Canadians last success was a 9-2 slapping of these' same Bruins way back on October 17th -two months to be exact. The Bruins again toiled while missing some key men and a rash of silly penalties didn't help the cause much either. 7: Rangers a Flyers TEAM W Flyers 9 Penguins 8 Rangers 5 Bruins 4 Canadians 2 Hawks 2 .r p ame Gord O'Dwyer paced the Canucks to the easy conquest by getting the hat trick. Ron Quipp contributed a pair with Gary Finnigan and Gerry Feeney adding singles. Brian Cooper's three scores and Brian Nigh's solo effort were not enough to lift the Bruins. I.H.L. notes: i would like to take this time to wish all the readers a Merry Christmas and a successful new year. A greeting to those out west in Alberta and B.C. who won't be home for the holidays. May the season be a good one for Rob, Marg, Larry, Carol, Pat and all the rest who read the Expositor. And a special wish goes to Beth and Bill Salisbury in Fort Mac- Murray. Alberta. FUTURE LILL GAMES SUNDAY, JAN. 2, 1983 8:30 Penguins Bruins IL 1.H.LTN . STAND1AGS 1 0 81 28 2 0 59 36 5 0 61 43 6 0 32 73 8 0 44 57 8 0 30 73 IPTS. 18 16 10 8 4 4 10; Hawks Canadians II 2 P.Q.M. 73 82 119 121 88 80 u rn.e -L i!)L')ert t I Fire Insdirahce (Established in 1876) Provides Fun Bnsurarpce coverage for Town weilings as well as Farm Properties AGENTS C . +I)any 1111) Li i4i ii 11 Ross Hodgert John Moore Joseph Unlac Mrs. Elaine Skinner Wally Burton Woodham Dublin Mitchell Exeter Exeter . 229-6643 345-2512 348-9012 235-1553 235-0350 DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS R.R.3, Lucan 227-4305 345-2739 229-8277 345-2543 229-6594 348-8293 Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy Robert Chaffe R.R.2, Staffa R.R.1, St.arys R.R.2,-Dub in R.R.1, Kir on -1 R.R.5, Mitchell ANSTETT SEAFORTH JEWELLER'S .P 527-1720 Sale December 27, 1982 - January 29, 1983. 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