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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-04-05, Page 101.0A -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR APRIL 5 1989 a THIS WEEK Ili: SEAFORTH BANTAM detendemen clear the front of their net and hard but lost 7-0 to Oak Ridges in Seaforth on Friday. and are now leave the puck for forward Ted Sills to pick 1 up. Seaforth played two games behind in the All Ontario playoffs. Corbett photo. Seaforth Bantams behind in OMHA final series The Seaforth Bantams lost games one and Last Tuesday night Seaforth travelled to two and tied game three of the OMHA finals Oak Ridges for an 8:30 game. Oak Ridges against Oak Ridges. won 7-2. Brent van den Akker scored Seaforth,'s first goal assisted by Ted Siris. The second goal was scored by Jason McNichol with the assist going to Ted Sills again. Game two on Saturday night was played in Seaforth. Oak Ridges won 7-0. In the first period Seaforth had many scoring oppor- tunities but couldn't put the puck in the net. Oak.Ridges took control in periods two and three to score five goals and then two goals respectively. The third game was back in Oak Ridges Sunday night. The game ended in a 1343 tie. Seaforth was leading by three goals by the end of period one. Jason McNichol scored Seaforth's first goal. Jasen Muir assisted. Mark Smale scored assisted by Kevin McL1- wain and Steve Papple scored unassisted . before Oak Ridges tallied a point. Jason McNichol, assisted by Ted Sills, scored again for Seaforth, but Oak Ridges popped in their • second goal. Defenceman Brad Schroeder scored the next two goals. His first was unassisted and the second was •assisted by Jason McNichol. Oak Ridges struck again with 10 seconds to go in the period. In period two, Steve Papple started the scoring with an unassisted goal. Jasen Muir. assisted by Ted Sills, scored Seaforth's eighth goal. Oak Ridges came back with two quick goals. Jasen Muir scored again unassisted to put Seaforth ahead by five goals. However, Oak Ridges scored six unanswered goals to put them ahead before the end of period two. Period three was • tense, Seaforth tied the game with goals by Jasen Muir, assisted by Jason McNichol and Ted Sills, and an unassisted goal by Brent van den Akker. Oak Ridges went ahead once again, but Seaforth tied the game with another unassisted goal by Brent van den Akker. Period three ended in a 12-12 tie. In overtime Steve Papple, assisted by Mark Smaleaputlieaforth ahead. However. with 18 seconds left on the clock Oak Ridges scored to end the game with a 13-13 score. Game four and five are in Seaforth Tues- day night at 8:30 and Friday at 8:30. Satur- day's game is in Oak Ridges and Sunday the game is back in Seaforth at 2 p.m. 4V TOUGH COMPETITION • The Seaforth Bantams are up against some tough com- petition in Oak Ridges, and have fallen two games behind in the series for the All On- taro title. Seen here a Seaforth player is knocked off the puck by an Oak Ridges defenceman. Corbett photo. THE OAK RIDGES goaltender was caught out of position on this play, but the pass went by Seaforth Bantam Jason McNichol who would have had an open net. Seaforth lost the second game of the series 7-0 Friday night in Seaforth, and are now two games behind in the All Ontario playoffs. Corbett photo. Will-Nots defeat Big 'E9s 3 to 1 in Thursday night bowling In the first match of the night the Will- he hit for 247, 215 and 167 for 629. Nots defeated the Big E's by the score of 3 to The Boomers were led by Neil Beuerman 1. as he threw games of 230, 226 and 209 for 665. Dan Bennewies led the Will-Nots as he Karl Teichert was on the move as he hit for hammered the pins to the count of 318, 271 total of 229, 224 and 157 for 610- Pat Ryan one and 208 for 797. Dave Moody was red hot too of two left handers on the team had a pretty as he scattered the pins for scores of 247, 237 good right as he had counts of 246, 154 and and 207 for 691. Steve Steep had a good night 137 for 537. as he rolled games of 252, 213 and 153 for 618. The Big E's were led by Jon Knight as he rolled totals of 240, 215 and 159 for 614. John Aubin showed real consistency as he threw 187, 183 and 182 for 552. Carol Bennewies rolled along as she hit for pin fall of 196,191 and 156 for 543. • In the middle match of the night the Bowl Shippers and the Boomers battled it out for second place, with the Bowl Shippers winn- Mike Meidinger•led the Aces even though ing 3 to 1. Mark McKellar was the leader for he struggled with the pins as he had scores the Bowl Shippers as he knocked the pins of 253, 196 and 168 for 617. Dab Bedard had down for games of 236, 226 and 179 for 641. the big power game as she had scores of 286, Mel Merrier) could not be held down this 183 and 137 for 586. Super spare Carol night as he had scores of 234, 223 and 174 for Johnston had a good night as she hit for total 631. Don Deighton had a fairly gnne .,a .ti+ of 210, 199 and 172 for 581. The Wanderers defeated the first place Aces by the score of 3 to 1. Gary Bedard led the Wanderers as he shattered the pins to the count of 313, 246 and 226 for 785. DoUg Procter had a good night as he hit for games of 233, 213 and 208 for 654. Diana Steep had a rare night as the pins fell her way as she bowled 187, 164 and 159 for 510. Seaforth Novice record shut -outs The Seaforth Novice team was invited to end and the Seaforth team kept their goalie Tavistock on Friday, March 31 to play an ex- busy but they could not get the puck behind hibition game. The boys came home with a him At the end of three periods, the score 10-0 victory. Josh Dietz got the shut -out. was 0-0• Goals in the game were scored by Bran- Without a break, they began a five minute don Nash (3), Rob Craig (2), Mark Van overtime period. After 30 minutes without a Dooren (2), Derek Smith (2), and Charles goal being scored, the overtime period saw Robertson. three goals - two for Harriston and one for Assists were earned by Brandon Nash (3), Seaforth on a shot by Brandon Nash that Scott Van Dooren (3), Bruce Griffin (2), was tipped in by Derek Smith. Time ran out Charles Robertson, Jordan Nuhn, Jered before the boys could tie it up again but they Munro, Derek Smith, Scott Henderson, Rob had played a super game. Craig, Mark Van Dooren and Michael Mullin. This game proved to be a good warm-up for the Listowel tournament on Sunday, April 2. The first team the boys came up against was Grand Valley. This time the shut -out in the 11-0 victory was awarded to Charles Robertson. There were 32 bowlers present when the The Seaforth team scored four goals in the Seniors met for their last day of bowling in first period, three in the second period and the winter schedule. four in the last period. The goalscorers were • Lucky Wintario tickets went to Rachel Michael Mullin with a hat trick and Mark Riehl, Mervin Dietz, Bert Walters, Isobel Van Dooren with a hat trick, Pat Coyne (2), Gardiner and Dorothy. McCluskie. Men's Scott Van Dooren (2) and Bruce Griffin (1). high triple was scored by, Don Wood with a The boys had to wear red shirts borrowed 649. Bill Harris 589 and Ron Bennett 581. from the Listowel team because the Grand Ladies' high triple was scored by Mary Valley shirts were also green but they had Finlayson with 577, Ann Wood 570 and Agnes no trouble finding each other. However, the Lammerant 544. The two high teams, Hon - "Green Machine" chants seemed a little out das and Ramblers squared off against each of -place. Assists for the game were earned other, with the Ramblers scoring four points by Pat Coyne (4), Mark Van Dooren (3), to win the championship, Final team stan- Jered Munro (2), Brandon Nash (2), Rob dings are" Ramblers 62 points, Hondas 56 Craig and Bruce Griffin. • points, .Mustangs 40 points, Wild Cats 344» The second game in the tournament was points, Subarus 30312"points and Toytas 29 played against Harriston. The game was points. Don't forget Fun Day April 7. played almost completely in the Harriston Ramblers flnisbs tops in senior bowii ig Orioles retain h BY GEORGE LOVE The Orioles retained first place in the St. James Bowling League playoff race. They have a 69 pin lead over the second place Falcons after three weeks of competition. The Orioles. recorded games of 941. 990. 1027 and a 2958 total. Gerry Armstrong had another fine evening with games of 265, 269, 235. and a 769 'triple, Harry Den Haan 215 - 592 and Reg Chappel 219-555. The Falcons bowled games of 1011, 977, 932 -2920 to hold second place. Murray Ben- newies led the Falcons with 321, 201, 234 - 756 and Brian Love 245 - 624. The Eagles remain in third place after games of 961, 985, 951 - 2897. George Love was high with 286, 219, 222 - 727. Don Nolan 243, 252 - 677 and Marilyn Den Haan 222 - 536. w ing first place The Blue Jays kept pace with scores of • • 893, 960, 103 7 - and a 2890 triple. Jim Dalrym- ple was the leader with 204, 222 - 622, Karen Hoegy 271- 609,. Connie Marion 222 - 580, and Pat Nolan 204 - 566. The Cardinals bowled games of 1032, 907, 943 - 2882 with Sandy Broadfoot 264, 244 - 685 and Todd. Caldwell 236, 200 - 595 being top bowlers. The Hawks also kept pace with scores of 969, 960, 954 - 2882. Dan Bennewies 205, 268 - 660, Joanne Aubin 218, 219 - 626, Kevan Broome 2,32 - 597 and Pat Ryan 207 - 497, helped the scoring. Standings after three weeks of playoffs are: Orioles - 8876; Falcons - 8807; Eagles - 8635; Blue Jays - 8571; Cardinals - 8424 and Hawks - 8397. Atoms win away The Seaforth Atoms hockey team is up two games to none in the final OMHA best - of -five hockey series against Six Nations. The Atoms won the opening game of the series on Wednesday by a score of 6-2, and won the second game Monday night by a score of 3-2. A win in game three will give them the All Ontario Championship. Game three will be played Saturday in Seaforth at 4:30 p.m. If a fourth and fifth game are needed, the Seaforth Atoms will travel to Six Nations on Sunday then return to home ice on Monday. GAME COMMENTARIES Seaforth started the scoring early in game one, and led at the end of the first stanza by ,ERsERS F Mao; ,). Mctli from title one goal. Another goal in the second, and one by Six Nations, made the score 2-1 for Seaforth. Four more goals in the third period, against only one for Six Nations, secured the win. In game two, Seaforth was again on the scoreboard early, but Six Nations evened things up seconds later, then moved ahead before the first period ended. Hard work paid off for the Atoms in the se- cond period, and they were able to net the puck twice to move into a 3-2 lead. Seaforth held onto that lead throughout a scoreless third period, despite Six Nations pulling their goalie in the 'final two minutes of the game. WoG. Thompson & Sons Limited are now contracting the 1989 crop of LIaiht J „ , , , and iDarkare no KIdney Beans Please contact your nearest W.G. Thompson & Sons Limited Branch for more details Seaforth 345-2545 Pt. .Albert 529=7901 ,Hensal 1262.2527 ,Allsa .Cragg 29363223 Mitchell 348*8433 Granton 225.2360 THE SEAFORTH KARATE CLUB CHIEF INSTRUCTOR: S. Lonsdale 2nd Degree Black Belt MEMBER: — Shotokan Karate Association of Malaysia — YudanshaKobujltau.Karate Do Federation — International Martial Arta Federation (Japan) — Y,K.K.F. 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