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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-02-15, Page 88A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 15, 1989 Seaforth eahawks DEREK COOPER "Coop" is an emotional goalie who can get things going when everybody else seems to be coasting In neutral. He's got a great glove hand, and likes to come out and take away the angles on a shooter. This Is Derek's second season with the Seahawks. He has lust opened a sporting goods store here in Seaforth. introduced by COMMERCIAL Seaforth HOTEL 527-0980 Seaforth eahawks DAVE MURRAY Dave is the captain and leader of the Seahawks, just as he was captain and leader of the Seaforth junior team that won a provincial championship several seasons ago, He still wears number 17 tool Dave is a gifted athlete and fierce competitor, which makes for a terrific combination. When he's riot playing hockey these days he's going to univer- sity at Waterloo. introduced by DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE LTD.. “We sell the earth and insure everything on It'• Sestorth Agent Kevin Variety Listowel 52? -1876 291-3500 THIS WEEK IN AN SDHS defenceman ties up an opposing Wingam forward dur-lng a contest in Seaforth recently. Wingham won the game 11-1. Corbett photo. Seaforth PeeWees lose in third game of series After some great hockey on the weekend, the Seaforth Pee Wee is are out of O.M.H.A. playoffs, On Tuesday, Seaforth met Clinton in Seaforth in a best two out of three series in O.M.H.A. second round of playoffs. Clinton got on the scoreboard at 5:17 mark of the first period. Seaforth tied it up with 51 seconds left in the second period on a goal by Wayne Schoond,erwoerd from Mike Devereaux and Joe Murray. in the third period Seaforth went ahead at the 13:18 mark on a goal by Mike Weber assisted by Joe Murray and Mike Watt. Seaforth held on to the lead until the 6:31 mark of the third when Clinton tied the score. Seaforth then seemed to fall apart as Clinton scored at the 4:57 and 3:22 mark to take a two goal lead. Seaforth pulled its goalie for an extra attacker but failed to score and Clinton got an empty net goal to make the final score 5-2 in Clinton's favor. On Saturday, Seaforth travelled to Clinton and after the first period the score was 1-0 for Clinton. In the 'second period Seaforth tied the score on a power play goal by Joe Industrial Horizon Fund The ' ` P Investment with more than no acquisition fee. When you invest in an Industrial Horizon Fund RRSP you pay no acquisition fee. So every penny of your RRSP investment is working from day one. And because an RRSP is a long-term investment, chances are you pay no redemption fee, either." 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Clinton came out fly- ing and got two quick goals on Seaforth at the 12:40 mark and 11:53 mark of the first period. In the second period Clinton scored again On a power play to go ahead 3-0. Seaforth got on the innre hoard at 10.41 of the aernnd when Mike Watt took a pass from Joe Mur- ray and put it past the Clinton goalie. Clin- ton then went ahead by a 4-1 score at the 7:28 of the second period and Seaforth answered with another goal by Mike Watt from Mike Moylan. In the third period Clinton went ahead 5-2 at the 8:08 mark and Seaforth scored their third and' final goal at 5:30 mark by Joe Murray assisted by Ken Hildebrand and Mike Watt to leave the score at 5-3 in favor of Clinton. A good series guys. Seaforth Pee Wee is play in a tournament at Mitchell on the weekend. First game is at 8 a.m. against Waterloo. Good Luck Guys. Belles undefeated in tournament On Sunday, February 12 the Seaforth Belles were invited to Hensall to participate in a small tournament. The girls first game was against Exeter at 3 p.m. Seaforth's Jennifer Watt started the coring off and assists went to teammates ane Rowcliffe and Tammy Nash. The :me was very close as both teams • were ager to win. Seaforth's second goal was cored by Tammy Nash as help came from Cringer Jennifer Watt at the 2:01 mark. The girls started off the second period in he lead but Exeter slipped one in to close :he gap. Sheri Kling feeling the need,. pop- aed one in at the 12:41 mark. Assists came from Tammy Nash and Jennifer Watt. Ex- eter still putting on the pressure, scored their final goal of the game. Jennifer Watt suddenly gained a spurt of energy and blasted one by Exeter's goalie. Assists went to winger Sheri Kling and defencemen Heather McKercher. The final was 4-2 for Seaforth. Seaforth's next game was at 5 p.m. against the strong, hard hitting Chatham team. This game proved to be the most challenging for the girls. Seaforth came on strong as Jennifer Watt made her way through and pocketed the first goal, assisted by centerman Tammy Nash. Seaforth held on to the lead but at the 3:21 mark Chatham scored'to tie it up. With 15 seconds left Chatham scored again to take the lead, At the face off Tracey Silis made a long pass to the comer which was picked up by Tammy Nash who quickly blasted the ring off the crossbar to score with eight seconds left. The second period was a "whopper" agth both teams coining on strong. Sheri Kling slipped one by, assisted by Jane Rowclfffe and Amy Vanden Akker. Tammy Nash took the free pass and scored unassisted. ' ' Seaforth took a three goal lead as Tammy Nash scored again assisted by "gretzky" Jennifer Watt and Lori Dewys. Chatham woke up and smelled the coffee and quickly popped in three goals to tie the game at five goals each; Suddenly, both teams went "nuts" and tried their hardest to score. Thanks to goalie Shelly O'Brien, Chatham did not succeed and the game ended in a 5-5 tie, Everyone played well and contributed their best. Shel- ly O'Brien, as usual played excellent and never gave up. I-1eIj) came from her strong defencemen. The girls now wait to see who will be their first victims in the playoff round. McGRATLUMBING AND H TING WILL RBC DOMINION SECURITIES Gary C. Bean RBC Dominion Securities Inc. 186 Main Street South Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 235-2231 or Toll Free 1-800-265-3478 ❑ Please send me more information on Industrial Horizon Fund and how it can mean more to my RRSP NAME CLO ED MON., FEBRUARY 20 to WED., FEBRUARY 22 For Emergency Service Call 522-1558 Business as Usual THURSDAY, FEB. 23 -r-y for any inconvenience this may cause. Seahawks skate to tie There wasn't a lot of open ice at the arena on Friday night. And there was a battle for every inch of it as the Seaforth Seahawks and Wellesley Merchants skated to a 6-6 standoff in a well played and entertaining tilt between two talented hockey teams. More is in store this Saturday night as the same two teams tangle in the opening game of their best -of -five Western Ontario Athletic Association intermediate playoff here in Seaforth at 9 p.m. An extremely short-staffed Seahawk team dropped a 4-3 decision to Milverton at Hensall on Saturday night, to conclude the team's regular schedule. It finished in third place with a record of 10 wins, seven losses and two ties. Wellesley finished first and showed why Friday night. The Merchants are fast and big, can put the puck in the net and play a punishing physical and positional game. Brad Hymers (knee), Jim Campbell (elbow), Greg Murray (tooth) and Rob Core (bell rung) all missed some shifts or left the game because of injuries. Hymers might be done for the season. The Merchants were also playing without two top gunners, Dar- ren and Jeff Snyder. They only lost two games and tied three this season. they beat the Seahawks twice at Wellesley 7-4 and 7-2, and tied both games at Seaforth 3-3 and Fri- day's 6-6 draw. Like the last time Wellesley was in town, the Seahawks couldn't protect a two -goal lead in the third period. Wellesley jumped to an early 3-1 lead but Seaforth stormed back to take a 5-3 edge in the first minute of the final frame. Kevin Williamson and Pete Bennett each scored twice for the Seahawks, with Doug McSorley and Kevin 'Melady adding singles. Six different Mer- chants scored the Wellesley goals. It was hard-hitting but clean, as • referee Clarke Pollock tagged Wellesley with 16 minutes worth of minor penalties to Seaforth's 12 minutes. Saturday night at Hensall the Seahawks only had a Scotsman's dozen of 11 players for their last game of the schedule, one of whom was coach Chris Cardno who donned equipment so the others could get a breather. Even so the Seahawks almost pulled it out. They trailed 3-0 after the first period and 3-1 after the second, but two quick goals early in the third tied it up before the Seahawks had one that went in off a skate, called back and Milverton scored what pt`oved to be the winning goal midway through the period. Melady led the locals with a goal and two assists, Gerry McLaughlin drove home a goal and an assist and Dave Murray added a singleton. Milver- ton took 16 minutes in minors to Seaforth's 14. THIS, THAT AND WHATNOT: Saturday night's game was Seaforth's only home ice loss of the season. They were 8-2-1 at home and 3-6 on the road. McSorley is lost to the Seahawks for the playoffs because he lives in Kitchener which is beyond a 25 -mile radius and is thus ineligible. The loss is con- siderable. Doug is a tenacious forechecker and nifty shooter. Hymers also likes the rough -and-tumble and will be missed against a team like Wellesley. Game two in the playoffs is slated for Wellesley Sunday afternoon at 2 , p.m. Game three is at Wellesley a week this Friday and game four, if necessary, will be back in Seaforth Saturday, February 25 at 8:15. Wellesley gets the extra home game if it is necessary. 305 single tops seniors bowling Twenty-eight bowlers were out to bowl on Friday afternoon. An Wood again topped all the bowlers with a single 305 and triple 737. Her scores will once more go on the Senior's board as these scores will be hard' to top. Beryl Reid had the next high ladies triple of 506 and Olive Papple close behind with' 505. Bill Harris led the men with 569 followed by Don Wood 551, and Ron Bennett 531. The Hondas showed no mercy on Campbell Wey's Mustangs taking all seven points from them. Likewise Bert Walters Ramblers took seven points from the Wild Cats. The Subarus won a much needed five points while the Toyotas just got two. Team stan- dings now are Hondas 33, Ramblers 33, Mustangs 21, Wild Cats 151/2, Subarus 131, and Toyotas 10. Lucky winners of Wintario tickets were - Cliff Hoegy - Rachel Riehl - Beryl Reid - Ron Bennett and Bert Mahaffy, Sorry to report Dorothy McCluskie was having surgery on her wrist this week but happy holidays to all bowlers holidaying in the sunny south. Good bowling to all. SCOREBOARD Al)1)RF.« ern PROVINCE Pus7A). CODE. PHONT. 1Residence) (Business Gary C. Bean Mail to RBC Dominion Securities Inc. 186 Main Street South, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1St) Cleanup Special Reg. $24.95 Now 1 9 9 5 Includes: Wash, interior clean and vacuum The Industrial Group of Funds Manned by Mackenzie Financial Corporation Looking both ways. To manage your RRSP. For growth and income. 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