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The Huron Expositor, 1989-11-15, Page 12®year reunion for Huron -Perth jChampions Members of the Seaforth Whippets Junior girls' basketball team who won the 1979 Huron -Perth championship relived their glory days on Friday night at Seaforth District High School- The team regrouped in a fite of nostalgia and challenged the 1989 ,Senior Hirls team to a game, cheered oneby their eoach of ten years ago, Dick Burgess, and .a mezzanine full of fans. Even the occasional "Come on, Mom!" was beard coming from the stands. Mr. Burgess and Terry Johnson of the high school began organizing the get- together about six weeks ago. Team alum- ni came to Seaforth from all corners of the province, some with college and universi- ty basketball experience behind them, some with husbands and kids in tow, and THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 15, 1989 — 11A Flying Monkeys take aver second place in St. James bowling The Kangaroos held first place this week with top scorers being Reg Chappel 219-626, Eileen Power 205-595, Rob Taylor 200-551, Francis Feeney 214-543 and Don Nolan 220-523. The Flying Monkeys gained 7 points this week placing them in second place. Tdp senrers were Murray Bennewies 227-655 and Rose Feeney 234-597, Third place team the Pythons gained 3 points with top scorers Jack Ryan 278-673, Todd Caldwell 228-634, Brian Love 228-604, and Donna Lee 202-540. The Tigers moved up into fourth place with Sandra Taylor 257-651, George Love 229-620 and Janet Moody 207-562 scoring in the over 200 bracket, Slipping into fifth place the Leopards high scorers were Carol Johnston 225-573. The Coons hold tightly to sixth place with top scoreres Cathy Broome 225-591 and Gary Bannon 217-521. Ladies High Single and High Triple for the week was won by Sandra Taylor 257-651. Jack Ryan took the Men's High Single 278 and the High Triple 673. Team Standings are Kangaroos 38, Flying Monkeys 33, Pythons 32, Tiers 25, Leopards 22 and Coons 18. Betty Hulley tops in seniors bowling Betty Hulley had the high single of the day last Friday at Seniors Bowling with a 243 and a 582 triple. Anne Wood was next for the ladies with a 204 single and a 553 triple. For the men Oliver Pryce was again high man with three games over 200 and a 611 tri- ple. Don Wood had high single for the men with 224 and a 596 triple. The Poppies talk seven points from the Lilacs, The Daisies took five from the Roses and the Petunias won five points from the Asters to put them in second place. Team Standings are: Poppies 34, Petunias 23, Asters 20, Roses 18, Lilacs 17 and Daisies 14. Leo Hagan had his best day of the season so far and received lots of support from the other members of his team. Good Bowling to all. one with a good excuse for just cheering from the sidelines. "Mary Anne Hysbergen (nee MacGregor) is here, but as you can see, she's not playing tonight," Mr. Burgess smiled, pointing out the eight -months preg- nant former player on the bench. The wily veterans walked away with a 44-30 win over the Seniors. Afterwards, a get-together was enjoyed by all at Terry Johnson's home. Mr. Burgess, who coached the girls to their 1979 victories over much larger schools to win the Championship, was just as proud as ever. He even wore the same jacket on Friday night that he wore in their victory team photo. "These girls have displayed tremendous togetherness to corse back again after ten years." WE "WERE" NO..1 - This was the scene 10 years ago when the Seaforth Whip- pets Junior Girls' basketball team came home with the Huron -Perth championship. The team members regrouped on Friday night for a nostalgia game at SDHS. Elliott photo. NOT AGAIN! - Seaforth High School Senior team members look on in dismay as the ball heads for their net. Members of the 1979 Huron -Perth championship team from Seaforth gathered on Friday night. to challenge the "youngsters" to some hoops, and soundly trounced them. Elliott photo. test' Peewees off to flying start z,. The Seaforth Peewee 'DD' hockey team began their regular season with a game against Zurich at the Hensall Gardens. Steve Vandenhengel started the scoring at the 11;40 mark of the first period, assisted by Matt Vock and Murray Workman. Zurich, not to be outdone, retaliated with a goal one minute later. Jim Crowley end- ed the period with a goal assisted by Mike Vock and Mark McNichol. The second period belonged to Zurich as they scored two goals to take a 3-2 lead going into the third period. Steve Vandenhengel added his second goal of the game, assisted by Murray Workman at 5:05 in the third period. The game ended in a 3-3 tie. On Sunday, October 29, the team started a three -game road trip beginning at the Wingham Civic . Centre. Once again, Seaforth was the first to open the scoring with a goal by Matt Vocic in the first minute of the game, perfectly set up by Steve Vandenhengel and Jeff Ryan. The next 25 minutes of play belonged to Wingham, who took a two -goal lead. Some heads -up passing by Jeff Ryan and Mark McNichol put high -flying centre Justin Rodney into the clear for a goal, putting Seaforth within one goal of Wingham. With a little more than one minute left in the game, Harold Hugill found the top left-hand corner of the net from the point. A perfect pass from Steven Vandenhengel was a big factor in this goal. Once again, the game ended in a 3-3 tie. After a week off, the team continued their road trip to the Brussels Forum to meet the ahnighty' Elma Logan team. The home team scored first midway through the first period. With the clock ticking down, Matt Vock sped down the right wing to whistle a shot past the Elma Logan goalie on an assist by Jeff Ryan. Ehna Logan scored the go-ahead goal of the secopd period, but once again Seaforth evened the score with Jeff Ryan's hard shot from the point, assisted by Jim Crowley. The home team was flying as they scored twice in the final period, tak- ing a 4-2 lead. Coach Swan would have no part of this, and Matt Vock responded by adding his se- cond goal of the game on an assist by Jim Crowley, putting Seaforth within one goal of Elma Logan. Five minutes later, the smooth -skating Dean Finnigan tied the game, assisted by Matt Vock. Colin Devereaux fired a shot past the goalie from the point to clinch the game 5-4 for Seaforth. Good solid defence, goaltending and forechecking ensured this win for the Peewees. Seaforth moved on to the Hensall Gardens for the final game of the road trip. Neither team showed any desire to win as the game stood 0-0 at the end of the second period. Seaforth struck first when Matt Vock flipped in a loose puck halfway through the the third period. Hensall replied with a ty- ing goal less than a minute later. Hot goaltending by Mike Smile kept this game at a 1-1 tie. The coaches decided that "jet lag" affected the boys' game. STILL HAVE WHAT IT TAKES - The 1979 Junior Girls team from SDHSproved . that they can still get the job done 10 years after winning the Huron -Perth Cham- pionship. They got back together Friday night to challenge the 1989 Senior team to a game and whipped them 44-30.Elliott photo. Ste James bowlers continue in high - low tournament After two weeks of bowling, in the Walker's Special Old High -Low Doubles Five Pin Bowling Championships, the St. James League have five couples still in contention. Reg Chappel and Johanna Goodman led the way with a plus 101; Donna Lee and Cheryl Campbell plus 92; Cathy Broome and Glenda Feeney plus 38; George Love and Janet Ferraz plus 24; Carol Johnston and Pat Nolan plus 14. THIS WEEK IN Sports Games close WINTHROP 2 COMMERCIAL 2 Susan Hulley skillfully paps in two goals off passing by Judy Mason and Janice Bertens. The second half of the game was Winthrops as they came back with a cou- ple of goals to tie the game up. The first goal was by Tammy Nash with Tracy Ben- nett by her side. Outstanding Lisa Hender- son needed no help, has her second effort pays off and she accumulates a goal. PERTH 0 JR. FARMERS 0 These two teams had quite a time as great control of the ball was shown by both sides. Each team was under control as ,the game ends at zip, zip tie. QUEENS 0 PARR LINE .0 Break aways were plentiful but awesome saves by both goalies, Sandra Morrison and Norah Eckert kept this game scoreless. An exasperating game .to watch. In Ladies Broomball November 15 at 8 p.m. Queens vs Perth; at 8:50 p.m. Jr. Farmers vs Commercial and 9:90 p.m. , Parr Line vs Winthrop. In Men's Broomball November 16 at 8 p.m. Parr Line vs Knights; at 8:50 p.m. Raiders vs Royals; at 9:40 p.m. Dumpers vs Easy Riders; at 10:30 p.m. Red Rustlers vs Grads and Winthrop sits out. MEN'S BROOMBALL DUMPERS 1 RED RUSTLERS 1 Art Veenstra scores for the Red Rustlers in ladies broomball and ruffles the opposing goalie's game plan. Terry Powell and Dave Vanneste also lend a helping hand. In the second half. the Dumpers awake, and Rick Ar- chambault comes slithering in and tips the ball into the net with help from Tony Arts and Don Henderson. WINTHROP 2 ROYALS 0 A composed shot from behind the net ends up on front and is put into the net by Ross Mitchell. Fred McClure and Brad Campbell were helpers in this ordeal. A lift shot by Dave Linton also ends up in the net for Winthrop, thanks to a competent pass by Neil Mitchell. The Royals have new sweaters, and plenty of energy, but lacked in goal scoring. PARR LINE 2 EASY RIDERS 2 Parr Line's Ed Salverdo shoots and scores unassisted. Not far behind is Craig Piett who also scores the same style of a goal with a little help from Rod Merrier. The Easy Riders' first goal was by Steve Eckert off a neat pass from Ed Van Miltenburg and Joe Dorsers. With three seconds left in the game twinkle toes Ed, reaches way out and taps the ball into the net to tie the game up. His assistants were Steve Eckert and Joe Dorsers. A quick game to- watch. 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