HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-19, Page 10A10 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 19 1983
Seaforth Minor. - Hockey roundup
Seaforth Atoms still remain.' team to the other. Seatorth As -Ohm moved in on John .Jan. 15 Seae forth travelled
undefeated by winning two had their ups and downs in Moylan Jooh the never
ft faltered t 1 o lett the Teed gamofe
.was firstn
tied
hockey games over the week- PIaY• shot,, like a pro. Jason Beut- period. In the second and
Goal scorers for Seaforth tenmiller with that extra shot third period Seaforth came on
of energy scored at 10:21. .-strong, winning this game
verton was re am-
end.
FddaY. night they travelled
to Brussels and won 6-1.
Seaforth opened the scor-
ing early In the first period
and by the end of the second
led 4-1. Seaforth added two
more in the third to end the
game 6-1.
Scoring for Seaforth were
Paul McLlwain with three and
Ray Murray, Jason Schoon-
derwoerd and Brent vanden
Akker with singles.
Saturday afternoon Ray
Murray scored five goals to
lead Seaforth to a 10-1 upset
over the Clinton Atoms in
Seaforth. Other goal Scorers
were Paul McLlwain with
two, and Brian Cook, Jason
Papple and Jason Schoonder-
woerd with one each. Clinton
scored their lone goal in. the
third period to rob Mike Van
Loon of a shut -out.
This Saturday Seaforth
plays in the Optimist Atom
tournament. The first game is
against Lucan at 8 a.m.
MIDGETS
On Jan. 12 Seaforth
played in Brussels. The game
was a see -saw bustle as the
goals went from the Seaforth
were David McLlwain, from
Greg Murray in the first
period.
1n the second period. Jerry
Wright scored assisted by
Dan Sloan and Todd Morey.
Greg followed with a goal
from Barry Catnpbell�ln the
third period McLlwain scored
from Kevin Melady.
Their effort wasn't enough
as Brussels had tallied one
extra goal. Final score was 5
to 4 for Brussels.
NOVICE
On Saturday Jan. 15
Milverton came to meet Sea -
forth at 3:15. It seemed to be a
close first period with each
team waiting for their break.
Finally at the two minute
mark in the first Milverton
scored.
Seaforth steamed up and
ready to go for it saw Jason
Beuttenmiller score off the
face-off at`tthe 9:50 mark. As
the puck bounced and flipped
in front of the open net, the
score remained unchanged.
One minute later Jason Beut-
tenmiller scored again unas-
sisted. Milverton couldn't be
outdone, so they came back to
score at the 4:49 mark.
But Mil
ing their momentum to show
their skill as well. The sixth
goal for Milverton was' scored
off the face off and another at
the 1:28 mark. Steve Papple
scored unassisted and the
final score was 7-4 for Milver-
ton.
Honourable mention goes
to Kevin Van den Neuker for
his break away, Thomas
Wheatley for his checking
and consistent defence action
and Michael Watt for his
inner drive and get up and go.
BANTAMS
Jan. 11 Seaforth played
at home against Wingham.
The first two periods Seaforth
played well,' but in the third
- period Wingham came on
stronger winning this game
7-5.
Pat Murray led the scoring
for Seaforth with two goals.
Scoring one a piece were
Mark Stapleton, Chris Card -
no and Mike Betties. Each
picking up one assist were
Trevor Price, Ron Pryce,
Scott Driscoll and Steve Stap-
leton.
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DATE `_'' EVENT
Wed. Jan. 19 Business Persons
Skate
Wed. Jan..19 Parents & Tots Skate
Wed, Jan. 19 - Broomball
Thurs. Jan. 20 Broomball
Atom Tournament
Thamesford vs
Centenaires
Movies
Atom Tournament
Snow Sculpturing
Story Hour
Snowmobile & Cross
Country Ski Rallies
Sun. Jan. 23 Atom Tournament
Sun. Jan. 23 IHL
Tues. Jan. 25 Wingham vs Midgets
Wed. Jan. 26 Business Persons
Skate
Wed- Jan. 26 Parents & Tots Skate
Wed. Jan. 26 Broomball
Fri. Jan. 21
`'Fri. Jan. 21
Frn. 21
Sat. Jan'. 22
Sat. Jan. 22
Sat. Jan. 22
Sun. Jan. 23
PLACE
Arena
Arena
Arena
Arerja
Arena
Arena
Arena
Arena _
Arena
Library .
Optimist Park
Arena
Arena.
Arena
Arena
Arena
Arena
TIME
11 a.m.- 1 p.m.
2-4 p.m.
8:15 p.m. - 12:15
7:15 p.m. -12:15
6-9 p.m.
9 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 a.m.- 9 p.m.
10 a.m.
1:30-2:30
11 a.m.
10 a.m.-7 p.m.
7-11 p.m.
8:15 p.m.
11 a.m.. - 1 p.m.
5-2.
Terry .Gray for Seaforth
scored a hat trick and Mark
Stapleton netted two goals.
Pat Murray picked up two
assists and each picking up
one assist were Scott Driscoll,
Chris Cardno, Jeff Reid and
Ron Pryce.
Seaforth's next home game
is Tues. Feb. 1 against
Mitchell.
2-4 p.m.
8:15 -p.m. -12:15
Po
TOWN ANOCOUNTRY BOWLING
Ladles high singlo and tr$Pler
Jean Van Drunee 260, 548. AMMO
Sharon Forrest 191. McGrath
Men's high single -Larry
318. Men's high triple and average,
Doug Proctor 694, 217 and John Van
Belt el 217.
Team Standings: Calluelu 71, Jets
65, 011em et, Sabres 61, Penguins 53,
Nordlques 46.
Men's high single and triple,
PEE WEES
The Seaforth Pee Wee A's
got off to a slow start on
Tuesday .in Wingham when
they found themselvesrail-
trail-
ing 4-0 in the second period.
However at the 10:47 mark of
the second period Mike
Schoonderwoerd netted a
goal for Seaforth which put
new life into the team.
Seaforth's next two goals
were scores by Rick MacLean
and Blair Beuermann to make
the game 4-3 for Wingham.
Seaforth continued to put the
pressure on but were unable
to tie the score. With_ one
minute remaining in the
game Wingha scored a
flakey goal and he game
ended 5-3 in favour f Wing -
ham.
On Saturday the locals
hosted Clinton in a very close
checking flame which ended
in a 2-1 win for the Seaforth
Pee Wee A's. Seaforth goals
were scored' by Terry Gray
and Joey Smith, with assists
going to Gordie O'Dwyer,
Brad Beuttenmiller and
Dwayne Price.
Sunday the Pee .Wee A's
hosted Mitchell outplaying
them all the way even though
many penalties were assess-
ed. With some nice passing
plays in the first two periods,
the locals took the lead 7M
before Mitchell got on the
scoreboard.
Mitchell scored' one
more, later but Seaforth tal-
lied two more goals to end the
game 9-2 in Seaforth's fa-
vour.
Ron
•
Harris 291, 711.
Ladles high single and triple -Joy
Roes, 288, 757.
MIXED DOUBLES
Weekly ladies high single and
triple -Mary Beuerman 260, 699.
Men's high single and triple -Art
Finlayson 381, (111.
Season a ladles high single, triple
and average -Mary Beuerman 318,
750, 218.
Men's high single, triple -Art Finlay
son 381, 811. High average -John
Coleman 224.
Standings: Black Hawke 72, Red
Wings 62, Maple Leal. 59, Rangers
52, Canadians 52; Bruins 39.
Y.B.C.
O
'41,
Perfection Players 49,Iters
Superatars 301, Tiger Cats 291/2.
High ladles -Barb Holmes 192, 168.
High man -Rick Scott, 223, 236,
Richard Love 188.
LEGION
High single -Joan Eaton 320, Don
TEAK
Flyers
Penguins
Rangers
Bruins
Canadians
Hawks
PLAYER
D. Broome
T. Craig
K. Bennett
D. Phillips
R. Quipp
B. Cooper
B. Nigh
M. Flanigan Rangers
J. Henderson Rangers
G. Reeves Flyers
Wood 269.
High triple -Ann Wood t12, Don
Wood 680.
St4ndings-8n0Wblyd452Colts 53,
u
Billy Ball 48, Pla1as44, M ndlklrn 39,
Oddities 33.
T -Birds 87, V.W.'s 54, Ferrari 60,
Chargers 79, Corvettes 50, Meroades
76.
Men's high single and triple -John
Stollen 284, 684.
Ladles high single Ann Dayman
215. Ladles high triple -Ruth Clark
528.
THURSDAY NIGHTERS
Ladles weekly high single -Barb
Alexander 236. Weekly high triple-
Llnda Allen 611.
Season's high single and triple -Deb
Farley 336, 801. Seaaon'a high aver-
age -Linda Gridzak 201.
Men's weekly high single and
triple -Doug Procter 335, 723. Sea-
son's high single, triple and average -
Murray Bennewles, 378, 840, 243.
Team Stand Ingo-TroubleonSIX 62,
Rookies 81, Fixed 60, Brewers 54,
Head-Pinners 50, Sk(ppy'a Dippers
43.
COMMERCIAL BOWLING
Robina 39, Hawks 58, Eagles 37,
Blue Jaye 56, Orioles 25, Cardinale 58.
Ladies high single -Liz Krauskoel
262; ladles high) triple -Patty Fuhr 628:
men's high single John Hauwerl 280;
merfe high Triple -Cor Groot 737.
I.H.L. STANDINGS
W L T. F A
12 1 0 101 36
10 3 0 77 , 47
6 1 7 0 76 62
6 7 0 52 93
3 10 0 59 76
2 11 0 42 96
I.H.L. SCORINGGLEADEARS
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Flyers 21•
Flyers 13
Pens. 19
Ratyyers 17/
Canadians 19
Bruins 12
Bruins 14
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