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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-12, Page 12Al2 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR JANUARY 12, 1983 Opinion trtg Whaea flii©ttpthi©? Carnival preparations better teams to be eliminated from the playoffs over poorer teams. BEARS WIN The Seaforth Golden Bears basketball team'pulled off a big win over the weekend, winning the Sarnia Colt Classic. The team defeated squads from much larger coin. munities, revealing that the Bears are contenders against any opposition. More on the games on this page. It has taken some time, but write-ups have been coming in from litany of the sports events and groups in Seaforth thanks to the efforts of coaches, managers, parents and spectators. To round out our coverage we hope to add school sports and urge those involved to contact the Expositor or send in a write-up for publication. We hope that the' co-operation that has been shown will continue and expand so that this paper has a solid sports section. RIP(GETTE TOURNEY The first ever Ringette tournament was held here last week with 16 teams participating from the area and as far away as London and Kitchener. The teams were divided into eiggh�t junior and senior teams and played Iasf'Wedpesday and Thursday. According to Helen Crocker, one of the local organizers, the tournament was designed to promote interest in the sport which has seen a marked decline in the number of players over the past several years: She explains that some teams from other communities have had difficulty with func�ig, but that locally teams have man99ddged to raise enough funds to continue. Mrs. Crocker'credits Seaforth recreation director, Bryan Peter, for much of the success of the local tournament. "If it had not been for Bryan Peter it would probably never have gotten off the ground," she says. Hopefully the tournament will help renew the interest in a sport that has enjoyed reasonable success and popularlity through the efforts of volunteers and players and has not depended on help from local minor hockey associations. BY KRIS SVELA The Seaforth Optimist Club's annual Winter Carnival to be held in-wo weeks will give town and arearesidentsiut-opportUnity to see some fine Atom hockey play as 20 teams vie for top divisional positions in a 24 game round robin tournament. Teams from the area and as far away as Kitchener, Sarnia and Orangeville will converge on the new Seaforth and District Community Centres for the three-day event. Besides the tournament, there are many other events scheduled for the. .carnival. Weather permitting, there will be competi- tion in snowmobiltng, and• cross country skiing as well as other outdoor activities. If snow should fail to materialize for the event organizers are planning a number of indoor events. Keep in mind the dates, Friday, January 21, and continuing Saturday and Sunday. CENTENAIRE CLIMB The Centenaires seem to have fully recovered from their on-again-off-again play of the first half of the season, 4oing the last six games without a loss. With three wins and three ties, the Centenaires are now in fourth place, one point..ahead of Exeter and a full five points ahead of the basement custodians, the Mitchell Hawks. Overall in the season the Centenaires have a .500 average with eight wins, 14 losses and six ties in the northerndivision of the Western Junior 'D'. Unfortunately for the two bottom teams in this division, by the end of the regular season, only the four top teams will receive a play-off berth. What seems to be somewhat uneven is that the four teams playing in the southern division will all receive play-off spots no matter how many points they have accumulated. That would, mean that a team such as Port Stanley with onlyrl2 points so far this season and playing poorly would get a playoff spot, while decisively better teams in the northern division would be forced , out. With a division split of six teams in the north and only four in the south. it seems unfair to the What's happening Is a weekly column, space donated by The Huron Expositor. To list your event, call the Recreation 01fice at 520882. DATE EVENT Wed. Jan. 12 Business Persons Skate (Adults) Thurs. Jan.13 Broomball Fri. Jan. 14 Lucan vs Centenalres Sat. Jan. 15 Canadians vs Nordiques Sat. Jan. 15 Oilers vs Bruins Sat, Jan. 15 Jets vs Penguins Sat. Jan. 15 Leafs vs Flames Sat. Jan. 15 Mites Sat. Jan. 15 Ringette House League Sat. Jan. 15 Story Hour Sat. Jan. 15 Public Skating Sat. Jan. 15 Milverton vs Novice Sat. Jan. 15 Clinton vs Atom Sat. Jan. 15 Clinton vs Pee Wee Sun. flan. 16 Mitchell vs Pee Wee Sun. Jan. 16 Hensel) vs Pee Wee #2 Sun. Jan. 16 Listowel vs Sr. Ringette I.H.L. Arena CFB London vs Arena Beavers Clinton vs Bantams Arena Clinton vs Midgets Arena Broomball Arena Business Persons Arena Skate (Adults) PLACE Arena TIME 11 a.m. -1 p.m. Nvice lose to Milverton SEAFOK"I'II JEWELLERS I.a I,I\Ni(P\ \A, \I( 111 J} V1 4 1 1 4 It\ I !NI 1,11 Iti 1 011 1 \1 Irl Ut t \II 1,1,‘ • .11; 1 Phone 'i2 112"01 Sun. Jan. 16 Mon. Jan. 17 Pee Wee A's trounce Mitchell in 8-2 win Tues. Jan. 18 Tues. Jan. 18 Wed. Jan. 19 Wed, Jan. 19 Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Library Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena ArenE Arena 7:15 - 12:15 8:30 p.m. 7:45 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 10:40 a.m. 11:35 a.m, 12:30 p.m. L30-2:30 1:30-3 p.m. 3:15 4:30 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 7-11 p.m. 8:30 p.n1. 6:45 p.m. 8:15 p.m. 8:15-12:15 11 a.m. -1 p.m. Jan. 7 Seaforth's Novice hockey team travelled to Milverton. Derek Gridzak was the goalie for the game and with many tricklers and bounces and also a skilful high corner puck on Milver- ton's part the score was 12-2. Jason B. outfoxed the de- fence and the goalie in the last few minutes of the game. Steve Papple also followed up with a goal to take the goalies unaware. The steam just didn't seem to be there soon enough. Jan. 8 saw Seaforth hosting Mitchelltifor a 3:15 game. Inspired and renewed, the Seaforth green team came on strong. Steve P. scored three goals, one unassisted and assists going to Thomas Wheatley and Kenny Hilde- brand. Jason B. scored two unassisted and Steve P. help- ed in his other goal. Honour- able mentions go to Pat Maloney and Mike Coyne for their consistent efforts. The team looked much better for this game and the blades seemed to be much keener. NOTICE Township of Hullett The residents of the Township of Hullett are requested by the Council NOT TO PARK VEHICLES ON TOWNSHIP ROADS during the winter months In order to facilitate snow plowing operations. Council will not be responsible for damage to any vehicles parked on roods or streets. Council also requests that. the residents of the Town- ship of Mullett DO NOT PUSH OR DUMP SNOW ON TOWNSHIP ROADS JIM JOHNSTON Road Superintendent Township of Hullett Snowmobile races set to start The 1983, Huron Cup Snow- mobile races start Saturday r and Sunday Jan. 15 and 16 at Hully Gully. c This double header week- • end will begin with the i 0 . R. F. sanctioned drag aces on Saturday, featuring amateur stock and modified lasses. Race action contin- ues on Sunday with the Yamaha Sno Cross which ncludes four stock snowmo- Sports deadline Tues. noon bile classes, one muscle class, and two -three-wheeler classes. Registration is at 9:00 with racing beginning at noon both days at Hully Gully. JOHN ELLIGSEN ELECTRIC LTD. farm• RasIdentlal•Commerclal• Industrial "FREE ESTIMATES" Ph. 345-2447' R.R. No. 4, Walton TEAM Flyers Penguins Rangers Bruins Canadians Hawks I.H.L. STANDINGS WINS LOSSES TIES FOR 11 1 9 3 6 6 5 7 3 9 2 10 0- •92 O 68 0 73 0 • 42 o 54 0 36 AG. 31 44 53 87 67 86 PTS. 22 18 12 10 6 4 Seaforth Pee Wee A's Outplayed and outscored Mit- chell last Tuesday night as (hey defeated Mitchell 8-2. Seaforth took the lead early in the first period and by the end of the second period the score was 5-0 for Seaforth. Mitchell rebounded with two goals in the third period when Seaforth played slop- pily, but were unable to stop the locals as they scored three more goals. The game was marked with many penalties . Pat Moylan netted a single goal along with Don Brown and Rick MacLean. A double went to Terry Gray and a hat trick to Mike Schoonder- woerd. Gordie O'Dwyer also pp}}e�ked up his first points of theseason with two assists. Saturday, Jan. 8 the Sea - forth Pee Wee A's partici- pated'in'the Legion tourna- ment in Ripley and lost 5-2 to Goderich. Although Seaforth carried the better part of the play, they were unable to penetrate the Goderich net. Goderich went ahead 4-0 in the first two periods before Brad Beuttenmiller, assisted by Mike Schoonderwocrd put Bantams take 2 wins, January 3 the local Ian- tanis team played in Mitchell with Seaforth coming out on top winning 4-1. The lone goal scorer in the first period was Scott Driscoll on a pass from David Akey. Seaforth went ahead again in the second period on a goal from Ron Pryce, assisted by Mike Betties and Mark Stap- leton. With only 18 seconds Seaforth on the scoreboard. Shortly afterwards Gordie O'Dwyer tallied another goal as he received a nice pass from Brad Beuttenmiller and Rick MacLean However Goderich came back to score one more goal in the final ininirtes of play to win 5-2 and elir'inate Seaforth from any further competition in this tournament. Next game for Seaforth was Tuesday night in Wingham. Saturday the Pee Wees play at home. Scoring statistics for Pee 1 Toss SDHS Bears. win In an exciting tournament on Saturday at Sarnia .St. Clair, the Seaforth Golden Bears...defeated Central El- gin. Lambton Central Colle- giate and Sarnia St. Clair; winning the Sarnia Colt Classic. In their first game Seaforth just got by Central Elgin with a score of 41.39. High scorers for the Seaforth team were Dave Murray with 17 points and Lddy Neilsen with 14 points. However, their second game against LCCVI proved to be a little more challeng- ing. It was only after going into double overtime that Seaforth broke the tie and scored six more points. winning 49-43. The top Sea - forth scorers were Eddy Nielsen and Dave Murray scoring 17. Tie team knew that they would have to play their best in the final game - the championship . Their op- ppppnents - Sarnia St. Clair - h'ad the home court advant- age. The Sarnia team led off the game scoring 4 points. The score at the end of the first half read 22-26 for Sarnia St. Clair. Seaforth scored 7 more points but. Sarnia overpowered them scoring 8 more making the score 29-34 at the end of the third quarter. The Seaforth team played their strongest in a tense last quarter tieing the game 41-41. With 7 secgnds left to go, Eddy Nielsen added the 2 winning points with a lay-up. Sarnia tried to make a comeback with a shot in the last 3 seconds but were unsuccessful. High scorers for Seaforth were Eddy Niel- sen with 24 points and Dave Murray with 15. The final score was 43-41 for Seaforth. Dairy Farmers REGIONAL DAIRY DAY Wee A's in regular season play to Jan. 6. G A Terry Gray 10 11 Joey Smith 9 1 Blair Beuermann 4 5 Mike Schoonderwabrd.5 4 PatMoylan "4 4 Don Brown 1 1 Steve Schroeder - 2 Gordie O'Dwyer - 2 Rick MacLean 1 1 Jason Rodney 1 - Dwayne Price 1 - Brad Beuttenmiller - 1 Darren Akey - 1 P 21 10 9 9 8 2 2 2 2 1 1 I.H.L SCORING LEADERS G.P. TEAM G 12 Flyers 20 12 Flyers 13 12 Rangers 16 11 Penguin17 11 Canadiads 18 ^It) Petfguins 11 Bruins 11 Rangers 13 Rangers 9 Flyers 12 Bruins 11 Penguins 10 Flyers 6 Canadians 9 Flyers PLAYER Dave Broome Terry Craig Doug Phillips Kevin Bennett Ron Quipp Ken Swan Brian Cooper Mike Flanigan Jim Henderson George Reeves Brian Nigh Mike Marion 13 Vn Den Akker John Roberts Bill O'Shea 11 10 9 12 10 12 '12 9 9 8 A PTS P.I.M. 24 25 l8 14 12 13 12 9• 8 9 10 14 10 11 44 6 38 22 34 31 31 22 30 14 24 5 23 9 22 22 22 0 20 .12 20 2 20 6 20 12 19 8 19 15 .ON 1 0 -CONSULTING SERwc • Q►� 154 Isabella' St., O. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO 527-0557 -REASONABLE RATES- -PERSONAL SERVICE- ' -NO ADVANCE PAYMENTS - Branch of: Niagara Farm and Business Consultants (t964)' 17 Hamilton, Ontario 4Ha�II��ry DlpnHaan `TaiZ`Comsutt 'na (Registers l r ANSTETT left in this period Dan Butters scored Mitchell's only goal of the game. In the third period scoring Seaforth's third goal was by Trevor Price. assisted by Scott Driscoll and David Akey. Within minutes, Mike Betties scored unassisted giv- ing Seaforth the game. The very next night Sea - forth played on home ice with Clinton. Both teams skated and played hard. The Sea - forth team led 3-0 at the finish of the second period with Mike BettlesMarting off the scoring, assisted by Ron Pryce and 'Pat Murray. The second goal was scored by Pat Murray on a pass from Scott Driscoll and the third goal scored by Mike Betties, again assisted by Pat Murray and Mark Stapleton. Clinton scored their first goal in the second period and three goals in the third. Jett McIntosh scored two goals and one apiece came from . Travis Lyndon and Tim Wilson. The final score was Seaforth 3 and Clinton, 4. Saturday, January 8, again on home ice, Seaforth hosted Zurich. This game was all together different than the other games as Seaforth came out on top 3.1. Scott Driscoll led the attack netting five goals. Scoring two goals was Mark Stapleton and each adding one more to the scoreboard were Ron Pryce, Pat Murray, Jeff Reid, Trevor Price, Brian Dupuis and Mike Betties. Zurich s lone scorer was Mark Laporte: Good goaltending by Ray Anstett and Steve Stapleton. Seaforth's next home game is Tuesday. January 18 at 6:45 against Clinton. 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