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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-05, Page 11..• wd.xV4W.r,.,.r.: F.. Centenaires come • " ince liR1f GL Y secona period • deficit with outshot the Centenaires 11-5. four unanswered third period In the second period the If the "Jr." D Centenaires goals to gain a 6-6 tie with the Irish knotted the score at 2-2 finishedI 182 their support- T The Centenaires srted ween, ahead 3.2 act 9:2255 as start 1983 the way they rojans' with a nal by John Medd and .ars w be for some out slowlyin the first period p Wraithcounted a power excellent and entertaining as the Trojans scored•twice in play goal with Centenaire hockey. a span of 18 seconds just past defenceman Ken Higgins in In their last three games the seven minute mark. the penalty box. Just over a The Centenaires knocked off Dwayne La Porte put the minute later the Centenaires the first place Tavistock locals back in tyre game as he evened the count with Mark Braves for the second time scored from Mark and Dave Murray scoring from line - this season by a 5-3 score, McLlwain at 14:13. The Tro- mates Dwayne La Porte and came from behind a four goal jans peppered Seaforth goalie Jamie McClinchey. The deficit to tie the second place Dan McClure with 21 shots checking was quite close Thamesford Trojans of the - while Thamesford goaltender throughout the remainder of 'Southern division at 6-6 and Ron Jury had a much easier the period with no further topped it off with a 4-4 tie time facing 10 shots. In the scoring. Lucan held a 9-7 against the Lucan Irish who second period the Trojans advantage in the shots on re battling Tavistock for tit again dominated as they" goal department. place in the northern division outscored the Centenaires 4-1 The third stanza saw the The Centenaires are in fifth and outshot them 21-8. Mark Irish display excellent fore - place in the six team grouping McLlwain scored the only checking in the Seaforth zone mit three points ahead of the •Centenaire goal and it came thus forcing the Centenaires cellar dwelling Mitchell while they were playing a into several defensive mis- Hawks but only three points man short. The third frame takes. With a little over three behind. fourth place Exeter was a complete turnaround of minutes gone in the period Hawks and seven back of the previous. two as the the Irish took the lead for the third place Thedford Browns. Centenaires finally started to second time in tt}e\game on a • They have two games apiece Put things together. Keith remaining with Thedford, McClure replaced cousin Dan Mitchell and Exeter. Their in the nets and although he Novice inability to beat the above only faced nine shots he was. teams (especially Mitchell able to hold the Trojans and Exeter) is the main reason they are down in the standings. in four meetings thus far with Exeter they have one win and three losses and have been outscored 18-10. Their record against Mitchell is the same except that they ha a outscored the Hawks 19-18. Against Thedford they have 1 win, 2 tie and 1 loss. PLAYOFFS In my opinion, the Cente- naires (who are not overrid- den with talent) barring injur- ies and if they get a solid effort from each team mem- ber should make the playoffs. it won't be easy, but I think they are capable of finishing as high as third in the standings. Against Tavistock the Cen- tenairesshowed a lot of hustle as they jumped into a quick 3-0 lead on goals by Mike Kelly, Pete Van Drunen and Jamie McClinchey. The Braves . however came back with two goals before the first period ended to cut the Centenaires lead to 3-2 going into the second frame. Tavi- stock outshot the Centenaires 14-11 in the period but were outguessed on several good chances by Seaforth goalie Dan McClure. The second frame in which the checking was much closer saw the • °Centenaires up -their lead to 4-2 as John Dale scored with assists going to Dave Murray and Mark McLlwain. Tavi- stock, however got that one Higgins nursing a shoulder back with just over five R The third period Steven P. Holmes 154, 294. High man -Rick Scott minutes remaining in the injury) t •geed and tough sco ed two unassisted and 159, Pat Nigh 154, 302. iod as Rob Froese notched right winger Pete Van Dru- die final score was 9-4 for `IBC STANDINGS scoreless throughout „the en- tire twenty minutes. COMEBACK Due to illness and different Jim Campbell started the holiday papers schedule we Centenaires comeback with a are doing some catch up. • power play goal at 43 seconds Dec. 16 Seaforth travelled into the period with assists to Elma Logan. The first two going to Dave Murrayeand found Seaforth Rob Core. Just over seven periods lead - minutes later Campbell Kennyth Hildebrand gettinand g a y. notched his he assistd with Mur-cuhat trick and Mike Coyne ray drawingjthe to 64 to cut scoring a single. These boys the Trojans lead to 6-4. With seemed to have the extra just over six minutes remain push and aggression which But stands out very clearly as the steam settled Elma Loan pulled ahead to win 7-4. 18 Brussels met Seaforth here Jason B. play- ed goal until John Moylan was able to dress and take charge. Seaforth seemed to hold them off for a while but soon Brussels came on strong scoring four goals and somehow deflating the Sea - forth team. In the last few minutes of play Jason B. saw the chance and scored, leav- ing the store 4-2 for Brus- sels. afterwards Steve Schroeder To keep the blades keen, from Blair Beuermann and - first period. Seaforth again Seaforth travelled to Wing- Terry Gray scored the second •)ook the lead in the ,second ham, Dec. 27. At the end of period with a goal by Joe the first period they tied 2-2. goal. Belmont came back with Smith assisted by Rick Mac - Scoring 'for Seaforth were- a goal before the end of the Lean and Steve Schroeder Jason B. and Thomas Wheat- period. only to have it tied 2-2 before le. The second period found another key fo)ward John Seaforth with power punch T^ ' w n and, area bowling Hipknell .received a shoutder jscoring five goals. Stever!' P.•, . injury. None of the above •scorin three Jason B one three played the third period d Mi h t W e Assists update to life in last four 'goal by Steve Glenn: How, - ever, the Centenaires came right back a minute later with a goal by La Porte to once again pull the locals even. Defencemen Gord Love and Higgins drew assists on the goal. The balance of the period was pretty well all Lucan as the play was forced in the Seaforth end of the rink. Had, it not been for the brilliant efforts of McClure the Irish could have quite easily pulled away. Shots on goal throughout the entire game were 38-18 in favor of Lucan. Both teams were each assessed nine minor penal- ties. CENTENAIRES6 THEDFORD6 . The Seaforth Centenaires in Mark • McLlwain got his B second shorthanded goal of the game from defenceman Rob Core to make the score 6-5. The Centenaires kept pressing teget the equalizer and finally with the Trojans being penalized for a tripping infraction and the Centel naires on the power play John Dale flashed the red Tight on after taking passes from Dave and Mark McLlwain. The goal . came at 18:36 and capped the strongest come- back effort so far this season. Injuries "took its toll in the game as defenceman captain Dave Erb injured his back in the pre game warmup and missed the entire game. Defenceman Peter Bennett suffered an ankle injury ;as did forward Mike Kelly and ran their unbeaten streak to four games as they held off a strop third period rally by the Tedford Browns to sal- vage a 6-6 �,ie. Thedford started as though they were going to blow the Centenaires right out of the rink by scoring two goals in the first minute and thirteen seconds of the game. The Browns appeared to have control of the first half of the period with Centenaire goalie Keith McClure coming up with several point blank saves. The locals seemed to take over in the last half as they roared back with three straight goals in a four minute span to take a 3-2 lead. Jim Campbell scored the first goal while Paul Smale and John Hicknef added back to back power play goals. Thedford fought back to tie the score with just 30 seconds remain- ing in the period on a power play effort. In the second period there was no scoring until past the midway point as both ,goaltenders especially McClure came up with sev- eral saves. Dave Erb shot the Cente- naires into a 4-3 lead by deflecting a Ken Higgins blueline drive pant Brown's goalie Brad Milner. Then with just over a minute remaining in the period Dan Wesenburg gave the Cente- naires a. (wo goal lead as he scored front, a goal mouth scramble, Jamie McClinchey assisted on the »la•'. Thedfotd outshot the Cen- THE HURON EXPOSITOR JANUARY 5, 1083 -- All SHIP YOUR CATTLE THE CO-OP WAY 1 tenaire8 12-11 in the period. The third stanza saw the Centenaires up their lead to 6-3 with Dave McLlwaif scoring from Dave Murray and Tom Turner, it was then the Browns turn to bounce back as they hemmed the Centenaires in their own end once again forcing the de- fence into giveaways. McClure faced a total of 25 shots in the final period but was given no help from his defenders as the Browns scored three times in five minutes to gain .the tie. Thedford outshot the Cen- tenaires 45-27 overall while the Centenaires picked up nine minor penalties com- oared to the Browns eight. 1 1 ,1 345-2913 UNITED CO-OPERATIVES Og ONTARIO ONTARIO STOCK ,ARDS [416) 787-1143 ••••••• YOUR U.C.O. HIPPER IS O'ROURKE • TRANSPORT DAVID ORB AN RESIDEtiCE - 348-9009 Shipping Day - Every Tuesday Morning 1 1 1 1 t • • Pee Wee A s win in Silverstick tournament This past week the Seaforth Pee Wee As participated in the Silverstick Tournament held in Watford. In their first game on Wednesday, December 29. they met Parkhill, who stun- ned the locals with a couple of quick goals in the first two minutes of play. Parkhill continued to dominate the game by scoring two more goals in the first period and one more in the second to end the second period 5-0. How- ever in., the third period Seaforth regained their skat- ing legs and skatedwellwith g the other team. Finally Terry Gray put Seaforth oe the scoreboard at the 1:29 mark of the last period. Parkhill scooted'once more to end the game 6-1. Saturday, January 1 Sea - forth played Belmont in the second game of the tourna- ment. They came out skating hard and checking closely. resulting in a scoreless first period. Then in the first minutes of the second period Terry Gray put Seaforth on the scoreboard and shortly getting on a lot of pressure in tltd,Otird period, Belmont soon tied the game 2-2. Both teams played carefully after this, till Joey Smith received a good long pass from Rick MacLean to give him a clear breakaway and put Seaforth in the lead again. Later Terry Gray assisted by Mike Schoonderwoerd and Blair Beuermann widened the lead 4-2. Belmont pulled their goalie in favour of a sixth attacker in the last exciting minutes of the game and scored. How- ever the good goaltending of Bill Tremeer kept Belmont from tying the game, which ended 4-3 in Seitfoith's fa- vour, putting them in the consolation finals: On Sunday January 2 Sea - forth returned to play their thitvd 'game,. against Wing - ham. Both teams were evenly matched. checked closely, and skated very yard. Sea - forth started the' scoring with a goal by Terry Gray assisted by Blair Beuermannand Brad Carter. However Wingham tied it up 1.1 by the end of the the period ended. Finally in the third period Joey Smith was in the right spot at the right time. to score Seaforth's third goal assisted by Brad Carte{', to put Sea - forth ahead 3-2. Then in the final minutes of the game Wingham pulled their goalie and put out a sixth attacker to increase the pressure on Seaforth. Only some good goaltendirfg by Tony Van Loon kept Wingham from scoring. The locals made sure of their win when Terry Gray shot the puck down the ice into the empty net to end the d become conso- lation e 4-2 an champs for the Pee Wee B2 group of this tourna- ment. Atoms. win Dec. 30 Seaforth Atoms hosted the Brussels Atoms. Both teams played well with Seaforth winning 3-2. s scored late the Brussel first period to take the lead. Seaforth came back in the second with 2 goals to end the period 2-1. in the third both teams scored one goal ending the game 3-2. Scoring for Seaforth were Paul McLlwain, Jason Mc- " Nichol and Ray Murray. Next game in Seaforth on Jan. 8 against Mitchell at 4:30 p.m. ' Y.B.C. They were also without the went to. Jce erek Perfection Players 41, Oilers 36, services of defenceman Ken Murray,y' Tiger Cats 27%2, Superstars 25'h. Gridzak, and Tyler Papple. High ladies -Brenda Barry 162, Barb her nen who was sitting out a one lhess thannd of minutethe game. With game suspension incurred in less a eson remaining aprevious game. and the Centenaires on the power play hard working CENTENAiRES 4 LUCAN 4, Mark Murray scored what The Jr. Centenaires get turned out to be the games fantastic goaltending from final goal as he scored from Kieran Dan McClure as they Kelly and defenceman Rob held the always tough, Core to make the score 5.3. second place Lucan Irish to a Tavistock outshot the Cen- 4-4 tie before a large home- tenaires, this time by a town crowd on Dec. 28th. margin of 10-9. The third' McClure, in his final season stanza turned out to be a of junior competition single scoreless affair with the Cen- handedly frustrated the tenaires outshooting the strong, Irish club, especially Braves 8-5. Seaforth seemed in the third period when he to hold an edge in the play made 17 saves with the bulk over the final 20 minutes of them looking like sure while both goaltenders, Mc- goals. Curie and Tavistock's Murray The Centenaires jumped Sander played brilliant into a 2-0 lead on their first throughout. Each team re- two shots on Lucan goalie ceived 27 minutes in penal- Paul Creighton. Both goals ties handed out by referee came on the power play with Ray Richards with fighting Dave McLlwain scoring from majors going to Van Drunen brother Mark and Dave Erb Ken of the Centenaires and Paul andHiggins from Dave Albrecht of the Braves. McLlwain and Jim Campbell. CENTENAIRES6 The Irish came back with a THAMESFORD6 goal by Jeff Skinner before in Thamesford the Cen- the period ended to makethe tenaires came back from a 6-2 score 2- I Seaforth. Lucan Seaforth. Perfection Players 41, Oilers 31, Superstars 25'S, Tigercats 22'/2. Jan. 2 Elora -Logan met H,gh lady -Rhonda aeon 165, Seaforth here. The first Christy Nobel 137. period saw no score. John High man -Richard Love 248, 388, Moylan was in goal and each Todd McLean 195, 314. team seemed to hold their TOWN AND COUNTRY Own. Ladies high single and triple - Second period brought two Barbara Kramers 283, 588, Ladles goals for Seaforth, Jason B. high average -Sharon Forrest 195, Men's high el, 51e Mel Marylon unassisted and Joe Murray vin Steve P. a bigassist. 301, trlpre Doug Proctor 729, average- Elma John Van Bakel 219, Elora Logan got their wind and scored three in the third period. Seaforth retaliated with Steven P. scoring ;two unassisted and Mike ` W. being his assistant on the third goal. Tyler Papple assisted Jason B. and the final score of the game was 6-3 for Seaforth. standings Standings: Cdnucks 62,• Oilers 5r, Head-Pinners 45, Skippy's Dippers Jets 57, Sabres 51, Penguins 49, 38. Nordlques 39. ST. JAMES Single and triple -Joy Ross 217, 612. T -Birds 59, VW 44, Farad 41, Men's high single and triple -Doug Chargers 72, Corvettes 46, Mercedes Anstett, 278, 696. - 74. THURSDAY HIGHTERS ' Men's high single Steve Hutchin- Weekly high single -Sandra Butt son, 274 and men's high triple Pat 229. Weekly high triple -Beth Caron Kenny, 661. 643. Ladies high single and triple-PCn- Season'shigh single and triple -Deb netts Barret, 253, 632. Farley 336, 801. High average Linda Gridzak 200. COMMERCIAL BOWLING Men's weekly high single Oord Robins 32, Hawks 49, Eagles 32, McLean, 293. Weekly high triple-' BIue Jays 48, Orioles 18, Cardinals 54. Murray Bennewles 727. Season's high Men's high single and triple, (fir single, triple and average -Murray Groot 309, 734. 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