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The Huron Expositor, 1989-11-08, Page 17Seatorth Novice morn tough lie with iin Son Sunday afternoon Clinton was. in town to ing to the dressing 'room for intermission the three feet the goalie left him on the test Coach Murray -Henderson's young Clinton's third goal was an oddity for glove side after a little deke team. This game involved three small novice play as Pat Culligan rang a 45 foot With the score now tied at 3-3, enter games in one outing. The type of game slap shot off the goal post and past a Seaforth goalie Sean Ludwig Sean took that drives coaches crazy sprawling Steven Philips over the cage in the third period and was In the first small game (first -period), During intermission, Coach Henderson's a very busy fellow after the game became Seaforth's flu ridden Scott Van Dooren was voice could be heard 'boucing off the dress- tied.Save after save Clinton was Field' at' sent in alone by mark Vock and managed Mg room walls, But all was not lost as the bay m the final five minutes but seatoruis to score as he was being tripped from boys returned for the third period with one point for a tie game was never behind for a 1-0 lead Clinton came back plenty of their own bounce, and responded assured until Ludwig made one last save less than a minute later to even the count to the change of ends by applying constant with one second remaining at 1-1. But 50 seconds later the gung ho foreehecking and some good back check- This young squad, with only three Seaforth Novice boys were up by one as ing. Clinton's goalie turned back man players back from last year's team, ap- J.D. Nolan fed Jason Hulley in the slot good Seaforth scoring opportimities But at pears willing to rely on hard work and who promptly buried it 8:42 Ben Murray pushed the puck along tough defense to survive while the The second period was a whole new the boards at centre ice, slithered between youngsters develop some offensive skills game because when the teams changed a defenceman and the fence at Clinton's which will give them a few more goals to ends Seaforth couldn't get things turned blueline, and found himself in alone. Ben work with around and found themselves down 3-2 go- didn't waste anytime sliding the puck in The next home game is Saturday, November 11 at 4 p.m vs Brussels Seaforth Belles wirn one, lose ' On Friday . November 3, the Seaforth Belles travelled to Huron Park to play Ex- eter. Despite the first snowfall and freez- ing cold conditions. the girls toured on down with the thought of victory in their minds The night began with a few complica- tions. It appears that a certain player hae not yet figured out how to put her equip- ment on. This problem was quickly resolv- ed and hopefully will not happen again (right Nigh,. The game started off pretty even between the two teams and by the end of the first period the score was 3-2 for Seaforth. The second period proved to be as challenging, but with pick up Andrea Gingerich from the Juniors m net, Exeter only accounted tor one more anal. Seaforth on the other hand tallied up eight more goals. making the final score 11.3. Special thanks to Andrea Gingerich and Tracey Fortune for helping out with the victory Finishing off the weekend, Seaforth played Mitchell in what proved to be their best game yet. Sunday evening Seaforth suffered its first defeat of the season, but it was a worthwhile effort. The girls knew they were in for a tough game after Mit- chell scored the first goal at the 11:31 mark. This was quickly answered by a goal from Tammy Nash, assisted by winger Jill Betties. The first period see- sawed back and forth as Mitchell scored, their second goal and Seaforth's Lisa Henderson retaliated with the help of Sara Teall to tie the game at two. The second period was action packed and full of suspense. Lisa Henderson with a spurt of energy scored her second to lead Seaforth, but that was quickly follow - one over week ed by a goal from Mitchell The game remained tied at three as both goalies played superbly , stopping several shots The tie was finally broken as Seaforth's centerman Tammy Nash scored unassisted with 1:37 remaining in the game. Both teams worked hard but Mitchell was not quite ready to give up as they scored to tie it up with 53 seconds left. The game was not over yet as Mitchell scored again at the 45 second mark. With the last burst of energy Seaforth hit the goal post twice but time ran out with the final score c ^ c' r Mitchell. All the girls played excellently and deserve a pat on the back! Next game is Sunday. November 12 at 7 p.rri. in Seaforth vs St. Marys Beatle jui.k.e 'thrashes Guttercots in bowling Ur November 2 the Beatlejtuce team who had struggled to only six points all season, thrashed the former first place Guttercats for all seven points available. The victory proved to be a team effort including games of 21e and 199 by Sherry Turney and Brian Dale 233, and a 246 con- tributed ny Neil Beuerman. Helen Belanger was 56 pins over average to help carry the teen. The Guttercats on the other hand had four of six bowlers below average and as a team were 163 pins below average on the night. Top games were bowled by Doug Leonhardt with 280 and 228, Dave Moody with a 222 and Carol Bennewies with a 201. The Wildcats took advantage of the Gut - tercets loss by taking five of seven points from the Ballbangers and moving into a three point first place lead. The Wildcat: were led to by Don Deighton who record- ed an outstanding 802 night including a 298 single. Gary Bedard had games of 264 and 204. Ralph Johnson recorded a 253 single and 668 triple, John Aubin had 600 overall and Sharon Marshall added a 208 game. The Ballbangers were led by Doug Pro- cter with a 243 single and 654 triple. Barb Alexander hacl a 203 game and Donna Beuerman deserves mention with a 186 fipal game. The Bears fought back to take third N.voce y6 rin etfe wen twice The Seaforth Novice 2 Ringette team travelled to Bewail on Saturday to play Exeter Seaforth came out flying and at the 46 second mark Melissa Robertson opened the scormg. Seaforth scored four More goats before the end of the first period. Michelle Tyndall scored, two with Melissa Robertson and Cathy Coyne each tallying one. Assists went to Cathy, Michelle and Kendall Schenck. Exeter responded with just one goal In the second period Seaforth scored three more goals with Exeter only being able to put one behind Seaforth goaltender Karen Delvecchio Jennifer Jones was credited with her first goal of the season with Melissa and Cathy roundmg out the scoring. Cathy and Michelle got the assists. All the Seaforth players showed a lot of hustle with the final score •Seaforth 8 Exeter 2. On Sunday, Stratford came to Seaforth to take on the Novice II. Cathy Coyne open- ed the scoring at .the . six minute mark. Seaforth scored three more goals before the end of the first period with Stratford being able to beat Karen Delvecchio once. Michelle Tyndall, Cathy and Kendall Schenk accounted for the scoring with an assist going to Cathy Coyne. In the second period, Kendall and Michelle each scored their second goals with Melissa ,Robertson also scoring one. Julie Crowley was rewarded for all her hard work with one assist. Stratford tallied twice to matte the final score Seaforth 7, Stratford 3. 'St. James ,bowlers ibegir -cfampionsfh.ips The St. James Bowling League began the qualifying round for the Walker's Special Old High -Low Doubles Five Pin Bowling Gampionships, on October 30 at Starlight Lanes, The opening of play saw 16 couples bowl the first of six consecutive weeks, in an at- tempt to bowl their combined averages, or be eliminated. After the first night, only eight couples remain ut contention. Don Nolan and Floyd Hilts led the scores with plus 160; Reg Chappel and Johanna Goddman plus 143; Ken Moran and Bert Kloss plus 79; Cathy Bruone and Glenda Feeney plus 73; Murray Bennewies and Kathy Roberts plus 54; George Love and Janet Ferras plus 40; Carol Johnston and Pat Nolan plus 21; Donna Lee and Cheryl Campell phis 8 McMaster .Siemoin A, INSURANCE Auto INC. Auto ' i ' ' DIBie a 'Farm Branch Menage, B@' t v'D' m.1 SI EMON COMP kit LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Bon 44 Cao Callao bi no lL lama 848,9100 M� u Dat. :94941e17 place with a five paint victory over Highway 401, The team leader, Dan Ben- newies, had a 686 night including a 253 single. Karl Teichert recorded 224/647 and Wayne Butt came alive in the final game with a 248. Highway 401 had big games from Gera Armstrong (261 and 245j, Doug Vock had games of 213 and 202 and Joanne Knight pressed 200 with a 19; The High -Low Doubles Tournament had all 36 bowlers entered (18 teams) and after this first night only seven teams remain in the running, The competition should real- ly heat up now as the teams fight to staN in contention through the next five weeks. SCOREBOAR COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Team standings:" Heavy"Chevy's 10 pts. Corvettes 9 pts., G.T,O.s 5 pts. Gordova's 1 pts. Men High Single: Terry Albrecht 287, High Triple: Cor De Corte 727 High Average: Cor De Corte 240 Ladies High Single: Linda Ruston 249, High Triple. Linda Ruston 617: High Average: Carol Johnston 19,1. 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