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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-02-22, Page 101OA --- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, 'FEBRUARY22. I989 9'Q''?S'00R. 25th ANNIVERSARY Silver Anniversary 25 ;i/, SERV -I CE .LAT WEEK Selected' otof fn-atoc WALLPAPER single ' rot! oOFF ALL WALLPAPER BOOKS FREEWallpaper Water Tray with all Wallpaper Purchases UP TO %® OFF IN -STOCK WALLPAPER ROLLS 1,000'S to choose from klivore12, PAINTS S. - %O OFF HI;LDEBF AN PAINT & PAPER Interior & Exterior Decorators MAIN ST SEAFORTH 527-1880 THIS WEEK 1IN Seahawks and Wellesley ted If the Seaforth Seahawks are still playing hockey in a week they are going to have to do something they haven't done all season — beat Wellesley on the road The Merchants trashed Seaforth 11-2 Sun- dae afternoon at Wellesley to knot their best -of -five W -esters Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate A quarter final at one game apiece. Friday night at Seaforth it was a different story. The Seahawks played their best game of the year, according to a pleased co -coach Chris Cardno, to trip the Merchants 4-2 in a thriller at the Seaforth arena It was the Seahawks', first victory over the southern division's first -place finishers this season Two other games in Seaforth were ties But the Seahawks haven't come within three goals of the Mer- chants, while Losing all three games at Wellesley this season They also lost one game to Wellesley at a tournament So the long and the short of it is: the Mer- chants and Seaforth are now playing a best - of -three and the Seahawks must do some fast soaring away from home Friday night would be a good time. That's when the next game of the series will be played, at Wellesley. Game four is here at Seaforth Saturday night at 8:30 p.m., while the fifth and final game of the series, if necessary, it scheduler for Sunday at Wellesley Two quick goals at the end of the first period turned a 2-1 game into a rout Sunday afternoon as Wellesley took a 4-1 lead out of the first period, and increased that to 8-1 a, ZENIFFH T COLOR TV EFFECTIVE JANUARY l TILL MARCH 4. 195,. after the second. Gary Yantzi had a five - point game from a hat trick and two assists for the Merehants,.and Don Stebbings and Mike Lorentz each chipped in a pair of markers. Don Heard and Dave Murray replied for the Seahawks on powerplays Referee Harvey Black tagged Seaforth with 32 minutes in minor penalties, one fighting major and a game misconduct to goaltender Derek Cooper. The Merchants took 28 minutes in minors and a fighting major 'Wellesley outshot Seaforth 36-30 Dave Murray, Jim Campbell, Kevin Williamson and Greg Murray did the lamplighting for the locals Friday night at Seaforth as the Seahawks led right from the word go; 2-1 after the first period and 3-2 after the second. outshooting the visitors 41-29. Co -coach Cardno says everybody con- tributed and adds, if the team played that well all the time they could beat Wellesley anytime, anyplace. Referee Clarke Pollock handed Wellesley 20 of the 36 minutes in minor penalties he assessed during the game THIS. THAT AND WHAT NOT Local junior Brad Carter played with the Seahawks Friday night and did not look out of place, says Cardno. Saturday's game con- flicts with Jim Campbell's "Buck and Doe' Jim, now working in Sarnia, is one of Seaforth's better gunners. This could be in- teresting. There are six teams contesting WOAAs intermediate A championship. By the end of this weekend there will be three. One of those teams will get a bye into the final, probably Durham which finished in first place in the northern division and is the favorite to win all the marbles..The other teams still in the running are Seaforth Wellesley. Teeswater, Kincardine and Ower. Sound. Durham topped both WOAA in- termediate divisions in all kinds o: categories including best record. most goals scored and fewest goals allowed r�,piwyi,/iiai� .STEREO FREE THROW COMPETITION -The Knights of Columbus are sponsoring a basketbal' free-throw competition for elementary students The competition was held at both Seaforth Public School and St James Separate School last week and the winners from each school competed to get an overall winner in each age group for the Seafortt area Seen in the photos are Chris Marion, St James. and Shawn Anstett SPS who were both winners of their schools in the 10 -year-old boys group, and competed in a shoot -off at SPS Chris won the shoot -off between the two boys by sinking eight shots out of 15 Other winners were 11 -year-old boys Jason Henderson of St James 12 Steven Vanden Hengel of Si. James. 13 Brent Whitmore of SPS 14 Steve Machan of SPS. 11 -year-old girls Sarah•Johnston of SPS 12 Kim Rau of St James 13 Danielle Thompspn of SPS. and 14.Tracy Nicholson of SPS The winners will be going or to s regional competition in Clinton Corbett photo Novice hammer Palmers*o The Seaforth Novice team started playoffs this week after a very successfu. season, They were given a bye in the firs: round of play because they ended up at the top in their division ' However, they knew they would play thi winter of the Palmerston -Milverton series soon. Palmerston put Milverton out by winn- ing two games straight so last Monday . February 13. the team travelled to Palmerston to face the unknown. There was e 20 minute game delay because the referees had not been informed. but even- tually they arrived Seaforth came out flying after the extra long warm-up time. They scored four goals in the first period, five goals in the second period and five goals m the third period with COLOR 'TV Digital Advanced System 3 *Wireless Remote Control •ReceiverlMonnor Capability *On Screen Display AN/T/h' DELUXE COLOR TV *Wireless Remote Control •Compact Contemporary Styling *Programmable Favourite Channel Scar. 2,9 51 ti n.�MFH//NLG/in.1J191.1•Yl!''J/9�tf9�/J//9�' •mw - •: .�:•• , STEREO COLOR TV System 3 +Wireless Demote Control •On Screen Display •Audio InputIOutput Jacks *Auto Picture & Color Control 11 Palmerston only able to put one past goalie Charles Robertson. • Goals in the game were scored by Mars Van Dooren (.5:, Rob Craig (2.. Scott Van Doorer, Pat Coyne. Jeremey McNichol. Brandon Nast, Josh Dietz. Derek Smith and Ben Murray .' Assists in the game went to Scott Henderson (2i, Rob Craig (3i, Bruce Griffin (2 i, Brandon Nash (2;. Derek Smith (2;. Ben Murray. Josh Dietz Jeremey McNichol and Mark Van Doorer The final seore was Seafortt: 14 Palmerston 1 On Saturday. February 18 the Palmerstor team came to town. This time Seaforth slept through the first period and at the end of the period the score was 0-0. After using that period as their warm-up, Seaforth came to playoff rou' lite They scored five goals in the secant: period and three goals in the third period Again Palmerston was only able to get one past the Seaforth goalie This time it we: Josh Dietz in net Goals were scored by Brandon Nash (2, ' Mark Van Doorer (2.. Derel. SmitL. Jeremey. McNicho. Jere( Munro anc: Michael Mullui. . Assists were earned by Brandon Naso (2. Derek Smith (4,. Charles Robertson. Bruce Griffin, Michael Mullin. ano Jered Munro The final score was Seaforth 8 Palmerstor 1 Seaforth now goes ori to meet the winter of the Clinton -Mitchel. series Goal luck. guys' arr ,Line, Queens "figMM 'to -0-0 .tire' MENS' BROOMBALI. • ROYALS 0 -DUMPERS 5 Dale Kennedy capitalized on a pass from Frank Verberne to put the Dumpers on the scoreboard in this contest aganist the Royals. Brett Finlayson scored the second goal and Bobby Nash the third. Bill Dale got the fourth after picking up a pass from John Devereaux and Frank Flanagan and break • ing down the ice. John Cairns got the fifth goal, assisted by Murray Houston. The Royals were unable to score in this outing EASY RIDERS 6 -RIVER RATS 0 Steve Haggitt led the scoring for the Easy Riders in this contest, with two goals. Help came from Terry Morey, Rob McGregor and Wayne Gingerich. Ed Van Miltenburg picked up the rebound of Jerry Zwep to score another of the Easy Riders goals. Martin Wynja, assisted by John Bicknell, also got on the scoreboard, as did Al Wynja. Joe Dorssers added the sixth and final goal. The River Rats were able to ring a few shots off the crossbar and goal posts, but none bounced off the twine. PARR LINE 1 -RED RUSTLERS 0 Ed Salverda got the only goal of this con- test between Parr Line and the Red Rustlers when he made the best of a pass from Craig Piet: and John Hart. The Red Rustlers tried hard but were unable to score. GRADS 1 -KNIGHTS 0 Robert Wydeven took control of a poor pass by his opposition, moved in on net and scored. By his side were Dana Bean and John McLagan, The Knights had ample chances and came up with zero goals. RAIDERS 1-WINTHROP 3 Bill Shortreed and Fred McClure were unassisted on each of their goals for Win- . throp. Ross Mitchell, assisted by Jim McDonald, got the team's third goal. A cor- ner shot by Tony Arts put the Raiders on the scoreboard, but still out of reach of the win. 3 YEARWARRANTY ONLAL .� ('T-COLOR'TVs Tigers claw Mo 1-esw'ort'h LADIES BROOMBALL JUNIOR FARMERS 0-CONIlVMERCIAL 2 Tammy Nash got the first goal of this game for the Commercial,: assisted by her sister Audrey Schenk. Cheryl Campbell scored the second goal, assisted by Catena McClure . PARR LINE 0 -QUEENS 0 This game between the Parr Line ladies and the Queens was a tremendous game to watch. Despite plenty of goal scoring oppor- tunities for both teams the game remained scoreless. Both goals were on the ball. PERTH 0-WINTHROP 5 Tammy Nash got two goals in this Contest between Winthrop and Perth. She was assisted by Tracy Bennett and Cheryl Mc- Clure Susan: Hulley assisteo oy Donner Arts, got the third goal, Donna Arts got the fourth, and Deb McClure the fifth. McClure was assisted by her goalie. Norah Eckert and defenceman Dianne Anderson ' The Pertt. goalie was kept busy and made e number of saves. In ladies broomball on February 22 Par. Line takes ori Perth at 8 p.m. ' Commerica: takes on Winthrop at 8:50 p.m. and the Queens takes on the Junior Farmers at 9:40 p.m. In mens' broomball on February 23: Easy Riders take on the Knights at 7:30 p.m. Grads take on Dumpers at 8:20 p.m.; Red Rustlers take on Royals at 9:10 p.m.: Raiders take on Parr Line at 10 p.m and River Rats take on Winthrop at 10:50 p.rn Cardinals keep pace with FcOcons BY GEORGE LOVE The Cardinals kept pace with the league leading Falcons when they downed the Orioles 5-2 in St. James Bowling League play on Monday, February 13. Sandy Broadfoot led the Cardinals with 234, 267-685; Todd Caldwell 218, 208-622; Albert Boven 231, .207-593; and Cathy Broome 218-578. Jack Ryan was top bowler for the Orioles with 239, 224-662; Reg Chap- pel 243-592; Harry Den Haan 205, 209.568; Gerry Armstrong 228-543; and Johana Good- man 230-505. Meanwhile, the first place Falcons held their five point lead over the runner up Car- dinals, with a 5-2 verdict over the Blue Jays. Murray bennewies was logit tor the Falcons with 237, 292, 254-783; Carol Johnston 235. 206-593, and Gary Bannon 199.583 Karen Hoegy led the Blue Jays with 238-615; Pat gra Nolan 212, 204-604; and Connie Marion 212-6113Eagles Eagles came up with three consistent games when they blanked the Hawks 7-0 George Love was high for the Eagles whin 236, ''71-705; Don Nolan 212-599; and Marlene Loughnane 202-515. Dan Bennewies topped the Hawks with 235.620, and Kevin Broome 201-543. Standings after 22 weeks and with three nights left in the schedule. F'ALCONS,96 CARDINALS -91 ; BLUE JAYS -76. EAGLES-73;.ORIOLES-68 and HAWILS-58. Alter two poor outings against: Molesworth the Seaforth Tigers finally sunk their claws into them for a 351/2 to 121 win. Murray Bennewies led the Tigers hammer- ing out games of 360, 313, 246, 238 and 172 for 1329. George Johnston had a great day' as be scattered the pins to the count of 325, 240, 218, 202.and 198 for 1183. Neil Beuerman also had a good Clay as he knocked the pins down for totals of 279, 257, 248, 199 and 198 for 1181. Roger Edwards was not to .be outdone as lie :showed his consistency with games of :257, 243, 218, 217 and 211 for 1146. Reg Dick came up'with the:power game when it -was really needed to give hiinscoresol:307,222, 217, 192.and 190 for 1128. ErichMatzold roll- ed along. and he is -still as,smooth as ever as .he; ied games of 238,. 231,221,108 and 169 for 1057. ,Dale Taylor ;led ; loleswoi4Jt,cyith';strong wines of :326, 434,216, 194 and „184 for 1154. :CrordMathesonalsoiad a',gveatday.,bow1,ing games•of:254,.253,218, 213and :185 -for -7133. eti WHEELING THE.F'IIQK-,A;Maple ►•eafsepiayer tries tb outskate one of the Flamesand parry the puck out:af-tlis..end of,.the-Ipe-initbeiSaturflay morning Leafs•Flames matehup TheJeafs:won-•theeeMtast2.0; Peaebettpheito.