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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-29, Page 1312A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER '29, 1989 't ACS pat t weekend Seaforth Seahawks split a pair of weekend hockey games, :dropping a'^6-1 trleci$ionuat Drayton Sunday afternoonain a penalty -filled contest but stunning iWellealry -5.3 with an -all round :exeefent .performance Friday night et the arena. `,Ohe-as$Ht,deaves Seaforth with a record of two wins and eight ,losses In the In- termediate division of the Western Ontario Athletic :Association. They travel to the an- nual Drayton tournament and to .FTillsburgh for a zegulary scheduledgame with Grand Valley next weekend, •before they host Seaforth =Atoms down ,Listowel 704 The Seaforth Atoms hosted the Listowel team on November 21 and won the contest 7-4. The local .squard was the first on .the scoreboard when Shawn Anstett picked up a pass from Josh Dietz and netted the first goal. It was only a matter of •minutes un- til Listowel evened the score. But with only two minutes and 13 seconds left in the period Seaforth ended the period with two quick goals. One was scored by Josh Dietz a rtaisted by Mark Van Dooren and Shawn Anstett. Chris Marion scored unassisted with only 35 seconds remaining in the first period. The second period saw each team add two goals. Seaforth goals were scored by Mark Van Dooren and Shawn Anstett. Ear- ning assists were Pat Gridzak, Brandon Nash and Jason Smith. The third period had another two goals scored by Seaforth while Listowel only answering back with one, Scoring for Seaforth were Mark Van Dooren ane Jason Smith. Assists went to Shawn Anstett and Derek Smith. BERG,Sales - Service Installation Free Estimates • Barn Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Brussels inttheir:next home game Friday, December 8,aatt8f30 p.m. Referee Ab Henshaw had :his work out .out for Um .at Drayton Sunday With a game sheet full to tbriintning with .penalties, mostly minors, ,split ;about evenly between bath teams. Seaforth Struck 'first with a goal by -John Date; but that was all a'. with t she 'Wrote ass the 'hometowners scored the next six, Including -three 'by -sniper Steve Day. The story had. a happier ending at the arena Friday as Seaforth:tagged-the Mer- chants • with only their lseeond loss .of the season. The Seabatilks and 'local fans were pleased to ,see Greg Murray, smooth as Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 REVIEWING THE GAME PLAN - The Seaforth High School junior boys' basket- ball team goes over strategy with coach Terry Johnson during their game against the Medway Cowboys on Saturday afternoon. Seaforth hosted a one -day tourna- ment far teams in the region. Elliott photo. Drayton and Wellesley ever, back In the lineup, and his *Shor- thanded 'goal Shor- thanded'goal late bile second 'period pull- ed the locals hack into- a 22:tie and'seem- -ed -an emotional turning point. Seaforth played two mem'Shert 'for most of the re- maining Minutes lntthe period -after Hur- ray's marker, 'but held -the fort then outscored the visitors 3-1 in the final frame. Newebmer Rob •Ravensburg also played an outstanding game up front and scored another shorthanded -goal, and veteran adefenceman Don Heard put on a clinic whish included a dandy noire rhprlr that Monkeys remain The Monkeys and the Kangaroos both gained two pointy this week leaving them tied in top spot. Don Nolan was top scorer for the Kangaroos with a 233603. Murray Bennewies ted the Monkeys with a 324-852 and Rose Feeney with a 252-583. The Pythons took five points from the Coons with top scorers for the Pythons be- ing Todd Caldwell 286-692, a Jack Ryan 232=589 and Brian Love 206-497. Top scorers for the Coons were Pat Nolan 260648 and Cathy Broome 215-603. The Tigers managed to gain five points this week with top scorers being George Love 260-753, Dave Moody 247-619 and San- dra Taylor 230616. The Leopards also gained five points this Thursday 'Nighters The Thursday Nighters had a night of upsets Novemeber 23 and the result pro- mises to make coming weeks even more exciting. With seven points awarded in each weekly match up there are now four of six teams within one point of each other. The other teams are also within reach of joining the race. The Bears provided the biggest upset of the night taking all seven points from first place Guttercats and leaving them one point out of first place. The Bears were led by Karl Teichert with 292/729. Dan Ben- newies added a 290/691 showing and Pat Deighton had a 215. Other than Michelle Deighton's personal season high 208, the Guttercats put in a dismal performance. In fact Michelle had h�a had fans buzzing. Tom Ttu'ner, 'Bob Har- risson and Rob Core, "who bagged the in- surance goal with just 1:23 left ;in the gan7;e,,were the otherSeahawk marksmen. Derek Cooper got the vin in the Seaforth net. All three -Wellesley goals came on the powerplay, as the Seahawks took twice as many minor penalties as the Merchants, in what was still a relatively tame but ex- tremely entertaining game. The Seahawks have won two of their last three games. in top place tie week with Karen Hoegy 314-656 and Carol Johnston 235-600 in top scoring position. Ladies High Single and High Triple went to Karen Hoegy 314656. Murray Bennewies once again captured the Men's High Single and Triple 324852. Cathy Broome and Glenda Feeney are the qualifiers from the St. James League in the Walker's Special Old High - Low Doubles 5 Pin Bowling Championships. They will bowl against the winners from the other leagues at Starlight Lanes, with the winner to advance to the next round. Team Standings Flying Monkeys - 42, Kangaroos - 42, Pythons - 37, Tigers - 35, Leopards - 29 and Coons 25. n close contest the team's only game over 200 for the night. Last place Beatlejuice also had another good night taking five of seven points from the Wildcats. The main reason for the suc- cess was the hot arm of Brian Dale who recorded an impressive 247-287-258 (792). Neil Beuerman added a 240 and Eric Mat- zold a 232. The Wildcats finally found their stride in the third game to salvage two points for the night. Big game for the team was recorded by John Aubin with 233, Don Deighton added a 215 and Gary Bedard a 212. The two points was enough to again grab a share of first place. Highway 401 won five of seven from the Ballbangers to move into a second place tie. Highway 401 managed the win on the strength of hot spare bowlers, Carol Johnston 225/627, and Michelle Bennewies 238/590. Gerry Armstrong rolled a 250, . Janet Moody 209/549 and Jack LTngarian returned to the team with a first game 228. Jack was also the lucky raffle winner and seemed to fade in the last game, likely due to the excitement. The first place race continues this week with Bears vs Wildcats and Guttercats vs Highway 401. The Beatlejuice teain also has the opportunity to move out of the last place position when they take on the Ballbangers. 4un for JI'`.p'nge' 't9' team loses `first game of season The Seaforth Juniors lost their first game of the season by a score of 6-3 to an overpowering Stratford squad Friday night in Seaforth. Stratford, determined to win, outskated and outplayed the Seaforth girls. Missing Kris Gemmell on defence added an extra burden on Seaforth's three defencemen. Thanks to Katie Craig from the Tweens for playing and giving the team an extra winger. Kim Rau with two, and Cheryl McLlwain with one, scored for Seaforth. Assists went to Katie Craig - 3; Robyn Carnochan - 1 and Cheryl McLlwain - 1. The next .:home game is Friday, December 1 against Mitchell. 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