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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-22, Page 9SA -- I E 1H. URON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 22, 198 Peewee "DD"s record a win and a tie Seaforth got off to a good start in the Harriston Tournament this past weekend defeating Harriston - Palmerston 3 - 0. Fri- day evening Dean Finnigan started the scoring the first period assisted by Jason Gemmel. It wasn't until midway through the third period that Seaforth got rolling with goals from Justin Rodney and Steve Vandenhengel. Assists went to Jim Crowley, Colin Devereaux and Justin Rodney. The Somi-final cramp caw a hard hitting game ending in a 2-1 decision to Tiowick to eliminate the local boys from .advanefng further.'Howick •scored first midway the first period. The score remained the same until the Third period which saw Seaforth outskating and outworking I'lowick but without any success of putting the puck in the net. With the net empty, Howick scored with 45 seconds left and Seaforth still wouldn't concede, with scoring 18 seconds later by Steve Vandenhengel assisted by Jim Crowley. They couldn't put the tying goal in the net, however, although they had several shots in the final seconds. Congratualtions to to Mike Smale who only allowed one goal in the two games played. Thanks to the parents who, with adverse weather conditions managed to get the hockey players to and from Harriston safely. Note: Hard work pays for itself in time. OFF-SEASON HOURS PRO SHOP/CLUB HOUSE OPEN Saturdays & Sundays 12.5 pm EVERYTHING IS ON SALE! 20% T° 50% OFF Equipment - Clothing Books - Shoes - Access. GIFT CERTIFICATES *Green Fees 4Memberehlps .Equipment oClothing COME ON OUT ... OR CALL k Cern - 527-1899 weekdays C.A. - 527-1549 weekends YOU COuL'. WIN!' *TRIP TO BAHAMAS *TRIP TO LAS VEGAS `. ,4)t *$100.00 SHOPPING VOUCHERS One to be drawn each week for 5 weeks FILL OUT A BALLOT WHERE YOU SHOP! \•�. First '100.00 Shopping Voucher Winner: KEN MALONEY, Seaforth CHRISTMAS PARADE FRIDAY, DEC. 1st - 7:00 p.m. *CHRISTMAS CABARET - Seaforth Harmony Hi-lites Saturday,.Dec. 2.--000.p.m.r5eaforth &DisWct-Communhy,Cenitea *MIDWW,STERN ONTARIO MRM TOY SHOW AND CRAFT SALE Sunday, Dec. 3 • 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Seaforth & District Community Centres. THERE'S PLENTY OF FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN VE )U' 4W1 te Fog •SecD 77i115 / /0 Seaforth Bolles On Sunday, November 19 the Seaforth Belles played Clinton on home ice. The girls played good defeating their op- ponents and proving themselves victorious one again. Clinton also played well con- sidering this Ls their second year playing Ringette. The first period was quite interesting with Seaforth accumulating a number of goals while Clinton achieved one. After the first period Seaforth's goalie Shelly Nigh was still standing and appreared to have survived. The second period saw Seaforth's defensemen getting a change of pace as they moved up to wing. These four victorious again defensemen, McKercher, Rowcliffe, Teall and Sills proved that if their wingers could do it so could they. The four of them ac- complished six goals in total and had some pretty neat moves in getting them Seaforth's wingers Tracey Bisback, Tracey Bennett, Jill Betties and Sheri Kling were in the spotlight during the game, and accoI rated for numerous points in the final score. Last but not least Seaforth's two centres worded hard and backed their team up for the win. The final score was 23 to 5. The game was a lot of fun and thanks to goalie Shel- ly Nigh and her great saves Seaforth were victorious. Wildcats run down by Highway 401 On November 16 the weather was cold and snowy but in bowling Highway 401 recorded their first seven point sweep of the season and took over third place in the process. Joanne Knight topped the team with a 251/571 night. Spare Sue Stokes added a 225 game, Doug Vock a 206, and Janet Moody broke out of her season long slump with a 200/550 night. The Wildcats had good nights from Don Deighton 231/677 and Gary Bedard 225/649 but the rest of the team couldn't handle the competition. It looked as if the last place Beatlejuice team had also recorded their first seven point night but it turned out the Bears had Merrian added a 204 single and spare missed 100 ins p in their first game adds- Carol Johnston had a 191. The Guttercats kept the night close after winning the first game, they lost the third by only 10 pins and total pins by 12. Doug Leonhardt rolled 236/671 and Dave Moody added a 233 in the losing cause. After only three weeks, the High Low Tournament qualifiers have been decided, With eighteen teams entered only two have been able to combine with over average nights in each of the last three weeks. The qualifiers are Doug Leonhardt and Donna Beuerrnan with a final week plus 4 and Dave Moody and Sherry Tunney with plus 115. tion. This gave the Bears 2 points on the night with a three pin win. Beatlejuice still recorded five points and, was led by Sherry Tunny's 226/596, also having good nights were Brian Dale 225/610, Eric Matzold 206/589 and Neil Beuerman added a 246 game. The Bears squeaked out their first game win as a result of Dave Deighton's 218 game and assisted by Pat Deighton's 195. The Ballbangers gained five points at the expense of first place Guttercats leading the Bangers was Doug Proctor with 274/696 good enough for top score of the night. Mel Centenaires tie as visitors, lose at home The Seaforth Centenaires saw plenty of Schoonderwoerd and Tim Moore on the action this past week and played some first and Akey, Sills and Brad Beutten- good strong hockey in the bargain. Both miller teaming up for the second. Finally, away games, Tuesday night in Exeter and with 57 seconds left in the game, Akey Friday night in Tavistock, ended in a tie. took a pass from Tim Mathieson to score Sunday's home game against Mitchell was the, tying goal and leave the score 4-4. a change of tune, however, and the The Centenaires travelled to Tavistock penalty -ridden Centenaires went down in on Friday night. The game was a tight defeat 7-4. match -up with neither team giving an inch, The mid -week match in Exeter was a and the score see -sawed back and forth un - good, clean game - two penalties per team til the game' ended in a 6-6 tie. - with the Centenaires coming back in the Again, the home team scored the first third period to make up their defecit. The point and the sole goal of the first•period. first period ended with the score 1-0 for the The second period saw Tavistock rack up home team, but Brad Carter teamed up two more goals by the midway point and with Ted Sills and Darin Akey to tie the make the score 3-0 in their favour. game. Exeter came back to drive three Seaforth rallied and Tim Mathieson, more goals past Bill Tremeer and leave assisted' by Brad Carter and Brian Taylor, Seaforth on the uncomfortable end of a 4-1 ' scored the Centenaires' first goal at 12:04 score at the end of the second period. in the second period. The line got together The Centenaires weren't about to take three minutes later for another goal, this lying down, however, and scored two Carter assisted by Mathieson and Taylor, goals halfway through the third period, to tighten the score. Tavistock opened their Blair Beuermaln assisted by Jason lead with a power -play goal with thirty Seahaviks record first victory The Seaforth Seahawks won their first game in seven tries this season, to end the longest losing streak in their short .history, on the road at Mllve ton Sunday afternoon. Rob Core scored what proved to be the winning goal on ,the powerplay from a scramble in front of the net with five minutes left in the game, as the Seahawks defeated the Four -Wheel Drives 7-5. Earlier in the week the Seaforth in- termediates dropped a pair of Western On- tario Athletic Association hockey games to Tavistock by lopsided scores, 10-0 at ,Seaforth Friday night and 9-1 at Tavistock last Monday night. So Sunday afternoon's victory was sweet, especially since Milver- ton looked ready to romp by building up a 4-0 lead until late in the second period. But Seaforth stormed back starting with a shorthanded goal by Bob Nash. Ron Pryce added a pair and Jim Harrison, Gerard Ryan, Core and Bob Ravensburg, with the insurance tally, scored single goals. Rob Mathers got the ®cin in the Seaforth net. There Isn't much to -write About Tavistock's trouncings earlier in the week, except Seaforth gave lap far too many goals and scored way too few. Pryce got the lone Seaforth goal in the Monday night road encounter. A Tavistock player was seriously injured in a freak accident early in Friday's game here. Defenceman Bill Matetich was trying to take away a wrist shot from Seaforth's Bill Dale when the two collided with force, Dale's stick broke, and the shaft skewered the Tavistock player's leg above the knee. He was operated on Sunday and apparent- ly is doing fine and will recover. The Seahawks host Wellesley in their nest gameF Friday t at 8:30. Tween 'ringette squad edged by Mitchell In Tween ringette action at the Seatorth A bit of line -juggling by Seaforth saw Jill arena on Sunday the Mitchell_teamprovid- Wood team up with Kelly Rau, Jennifer ed a strong opposition. They opened scor- Marion or Carrie McElwain. Jill scored a ing at the six -second mark and served natural hat -trick (three consecutive goals) notice that the Seaforth girls had better to show that untapped potential is going to sharpen up. provide losts of entertainment this season. After taking a 3 - 0 lel' Seaforth's Jen- Kelly Rau with two assists and Carrie nlfer Marion finally broke the ice scoring McElwain with one finished the scoring an unassisted goal. Another goal by Mit- statistics. Final score Mitchell 6, Seaforth chell and the first period ended wtih the., 4. score 4 - 1. Also good effort with lots of spirit. Olive Papple high senior ladies bowler Thirtythree bowlers were present at Seniors Alley Bowling on Friday. High bowler for the ladies was Olive Papp' itu a 243 single and 569 triple. For the nice one of our eldest bowlers Bert Walters showed the younger bowlers how to do it with a 273 single and a 643 triple. Good bowling Bert. It was all or nothing point wise as the Petunias took 7 points from the Daisies. The Lilacs 7 points from the Asters and the Poppies 7 points from the Roses leav- ing the Poppies and Petunias still in the lead. Lucky winners in the draw were - Gordon Papple, Ron Bennett and Stan Hallen. Best wishes go out to Don Woods who is having surgery .at Stratford General Hospital this week. Get Well Soon. RAN OFENING The Diamond Anniversary Band. This year, tell her you'd marry her all over again. A diamond is forever. 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Not happy with the tie score, Tavistock slipped another goal past net - minder Jason Cooper but Seaforth quickly evened the score again, Mcllwain netting a single-handed goal at the 12:58 mark. Tavistock tried once again to snatch the lead back but all was in vain as Mcliwain, assisted by Akey, racked up a hat -trick and tied the game 6-6 in the finalseconds of the match. Sunday afternoon saw action returning to the home ice, the Centenaires doing battle with the mightly Mitchell Hawks. Home - team penalties ran right off the page and the Hawks weren't far behind, but all the dirty work in the world couldn't help the Centenaires and the game ended with Seaforth on the wrong end of a 7-4 score. In change of pattern, Seaforth opened the g e with a goal midway'through the first period, Tim Mathieson assisted by Brian Taylor and Jason Beuttenmiller. Mit- chell answered with a single-handed goal with 1:46 remaining in the :period tat 16 seconds later Jason Schoonderwoerd, on assists from Brad Carter and Brad Beut- tenmiller, closed the first period with a goal to make the score 2-1 Seaforth. The Centenaires gave up two goals halfway through the second period and Mitchell gained the lead. Blair Beuerman drove in a goal at 7:33 with assists by MathiesonWand Taylor, but Mitchell rose up righteous and scored two more times in se- cond period, ending it 5-3. Seaforth fought back . gamely and Ted Sills, assisted by Brad Beuttenmiller and Jeff Gemmell, knocked in a power -play goal a minute and a half into the third period. Mitchell was unstoppable, however, and drove a power -play aYgoal and a short- handed goal past Bill Tremeer to end the game 7-4. Sunday was a tough break for the Centenaires, and their frustration showed on the penalty accumulations. Steve Schroeder, who didn't suit up for the games two weekends ago, was back in ac- tion this week for all three games but was hit with a game ejection in the second period of Sunday's match. Due to the Novice Tournament at the . arena, the Centenaires will be on the road this weekend, playing Wellesley on Friday night and meeting Lucan on Sunday. SCOREBOARD YBC TUESDAY LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS Starlight Lane Champs 31 pts., Blue Jays 24 pts., Powers Of Pain and Demolitions 23 pts., Hero's 20 pts., Ghostbusters 6 pts. WFFKLY HIGH SINGLE Amanda Manuel 158, Annette Haney 148, Vika Dalrymple 125, Chris Hoffman 155, Taum Bannon 147, Tim McNaughton 138. SEASONAL HIGH SINGLE Viki Dalrymple 191, Annette Haney 189, Amanda Manuel 183, Chris Hoffman 193, Tatun Bannon 171, James Stokes 158. WEEKLY HIGH TIUPLE Annette Haney 402, Amanda Manuel 385, Viki Dalrymple 336, Chris Hoffman 397, Taum Bannon 387, Tim McNaughton 313. SEASONAL HIGH TEIPLE Amanda Manuel 482, Viki Dalrymple 459, Annette Haney 422, Chris Hoffman 502, Taum Bannon 405, James Stokes 364. IBC WEDNESDAY LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS My Team 88 pis., The Flintstones 28 pts., Demolishers 17 pts., Test Pattern 15 pts. WEEKLY HIEN SINGLE Angie Jervis 161, Yvette Haney 141, Tonya Boniface 127, Luke McMillan 217, Rob Holmes (Sr.) 193, Craig Harris n 181. SEASONAL HIGH SINGLE Steve Greidenus (Sr.) 243, Luke McMillan 217, Kevin McDonald 184, Tonya Boniface 1.Q0, Jud' Borne (Sr.) l65,• Noelle Thompson, and Angie ,J rots A61. *BMA! HI TE ,. Angie ,Jervis a 364, nny iFio 0ge 342.4'01:1:14° ° 515, IS 61 b s.6 N , i0 465. e 'ervis 444, Tongs ce 443, ' ,PeUe T,hC 418, .RobHp s (Sr.) i 18, 1.u4ke C 07, .Kevin ePonald .510. 0 a q b 9 6 s