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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-30, Page 9• • T, 1 7y fi z .in Jc, l3 ho y fin IaEskthe - Ce "nof theom Q ed ith a amed'tlnd Were m a of theme y virtue wor t Conten remain ropier plate ih the"fiye team moping. Ttieit record now stands at seven wane, litre :tossed 'and two tidy',odd f"ot sizteen poles Thep tri the " Ipiutsand veeadasoerdvenLpikennt ey also'hkve three games in hand an the t, Second' lace Irash, Exeter Hawks are Warm ah placeead!of2 dtl1C•vole/ts� entenaireaithekd' of 'Lucan and five Last Wednesday night in "Lucana they spotted the.Iitish the first goal of the game asp { and then rebounded for an 8-4 victory. The ice was the first for the �•' ` z t Centenaires In over three seasons. On Friday night the Centenaires had a teturfl match with the Irish and befdre a slarbe hometown crowd once again doubled their opponents, this time by a 10-5 score. Haying their third game in four nights the Centenaires ran into a hot Mt. Brydges ggooattender as well as a number of defensive lapses,' on their own behalf 'as they were upended 8-3 by tile Bulldogs.' In Lucan the • Centenaires were led by ,Dave McLiwain with three goals while- Dave Murray and defenceman Steve Pletsch each fired a pair. Jim Campbell had the other Seaforth goal. The Centenaires had, a 2-1 lead after the first period apd increased it to 5-2 after two. Lnean outshot the Centenaires 42-36 in the game with Seaforth's Keith McClure coming THE SS'AFORTH. CENTENAIRES were few penalties, Some good clean checks and uP . with . several good saves in the successful , In their Sunday night hockey lots of goals. TOO Centenalrea wit( piny thele Centenaires nets- Twenty-six penalty min - game, winning against the Lucan Irish, 100-5, • next home game on Friday at 8:30.,•They iloyet . ' mes were called in the rather mellow hitting Spectafore were treated to'a game which had the PortStenley Liens. (Wassink photon) contest with the Centenaires taking .14 of Pee �Wees win two out-of-town gimes' Seaforth Pee Wees played two out of town games recently and came dut the Winner tin both. ' On Tuesday, Nov. 22 they travelled to Wingham and won 3-2 in a well played game. At the end of the first period Wingham led by a score of 2-1. Ne scoring took place in the second period and Seaforth scored two goals in the third with Mark Reid getting the winning goal Snowmo club has workshop i1 them. On Friday, kt.the Centenalre s -once • again •had their . nce14 bl0b gear alt, they teliteeeted,the jn each petlod, to record 10 5 win ef,Pau6 Was the Oil 044:tot the enton,ld by seeded four goals ' indulin all they got 14 the Apt lxdod.:Dave Murray notched AP* want .ane apiece. ggoping 'to Jim, Clamyes l, Murray Cyt 'Pave Mcklwaln andhn Hicknell Seafort1i• controlled the. game for the most part except for the second period when theldsh outshot theta 15.6, but the solid goaltending'of Mike Macdonald kept , them to only „two goals,. Seaforth had a 35-33 edge in the shots on goal department and took 22 minutes in penalties compared to 10•by the Irlsh.'The ' game was much faster and harder hitting than the Wednesday game.'Against Mt. Brydges, despite the score, they -did not play all that badlyrand the score was 'really no indication of the game: The Centenaires had several good scoring opportunities but the most of them were turned away by the spectacular goaltending of the Bulldog's Graham MacLean. MacLean made several spectacular glove and toe saves off the Centenaires. Mt. .Brydges led 2.0 after the first period and upped it to 6-2 after two periods. Scoring fon. the Centenaires were John Hicknell with two goals and Jeff -Pauli with one. Mike Macdonald played a strong game in the Centenaire goal and could not be faulted on the goals that beathim as he was given little protection from his defenders. The Bulldogs picked ' up 52 minutes in penalties while the Centenaires had 42 minutes. Included in the total minutes were fighting major's to Murray Mman and Barry !Campbell of The Centenaires. The Centen- aires are idle until this Friday at 8:30 when they play host to the Port Stanley Lions. On Dec. 4 they are in Exeter for an 8 o'clock game. The Exeter game promises to be a good game as the Centenaires are out to seek revenge from the 11-0 shellacking they • received on the same ice a couple of weeks ago. Bantams double Wingham 6=3 On Nov. 22 the Seaforth Bantam hockey •-team travelled to 'Wingham and came home 6-3 winners. It was the fourth straight win for Seaforth. The score was tied 1-1 after thefirst, period with, Sha*n Fryfogle scoring his first of two goals for Wingham and Kevin Cooper tying it up for Seaforth with assists going to Terry Gray and Mike Betties. Wingham regained the lead in the first minute of.the second 'period on a goal by Paul Brophy but Seaforth came back with two quick unassisted goals by Terry Gray and Pat Murray near the end of the. period, to • take a 3-2 lead- going into the final frame. ' In the third Ron Pryce shot Seaforth into a with only 14 seconds left in the game. Gord goals in the second period and•,' **Alit two goal lead watth,,Dave , ►key• drawing, the O'Dwyer andJason'Wbeatley also scored for dut•.seered Goderich 4s2''ttltg�tttf ugiQre lone aSeiseee the'BOL At the midway mktk '' Seaforth. 10-3, !' ' •- ' "•" of the period defenceman Brian Dupuis - On Saturday, Nov. 26, Seaforth played in Scoring for Seaforth were Mark Reid with upped the`lead to 5-2' after being set up by Goderich and won their second game over two goals; and Pat Nigh, Gord 'O'Dwyer, ' Paul Murray. Wingham drew to within two Goderich 10-3. Goderich started the scoring Jason Wheatley, Ray Murray, Paul Mc- goals with less than five minutes remaining early with only 30 seconds gone in the first Llwain, Scott Hoegy, Jason Schoonderwoerd on Fryfogle's second goal .of the game but period. .and'Brian Cook each with one apiece. Seaforth came back less than a minute later Seaforth came back scoring 4 goals to end Th€ . next game -is in Seaforth Dec. 3 on Terry Gray's second goal set up by Brian the period 4-1. Seaforth scored the only two against Clinton. Dupuis to clinch the victory for Seaforth. • • Members of snowmobile clubexecutives from as far away as Burford, came to Nulty Gully Sunday to hear and take part in a special club workshop and seminar. About 30 different directors and club officers listened intently as Ontario Federa- tion of Snowmobile Clubs treasurer, Bob Feasey spoke on the future of the sport and the Federation's role -in it. President of the Hully Gully Snowmobile Club, and event organizer'Tom Tabor gave a talk on the state of the industry, and Milverton Snowmobile Club Executive and Ministry of Transiibrta: tion licensin8,$fftcer Jerry Bain outlined this year's licensing regulations and the changes •; for the 1984 season. Also,discussed were service and Wintario funding. 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