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HURON'. ,EXPOSiITOR, MARCH: 't,, 1979
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STOP THAT .PUCK. •— Seaforth: Centenairesr Were eliminated from the
playoffs by Exeter. Hawks 11-4 win an Friday. The Exeter teari
swept the series in four straight games and now go on to play Mitchell
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The Exeter Hawks scored Fred MommerStreS. Phil.
five goals in each of the first Kel'Rht. Brad Taytor. Brian
two periods as they coasted Mercer, Don McKellar. Ken
to an 11-4 win :over the Pinder. Dave Kinsman and
Centenaires. The loss for the Dave Bogart"
Centenaires eliminates them Frank, Flannagan 'paiC°
from further ;Islay this the Centenaires with :a, +hates
season. The Hawks who, tr;►ck, •while Poo Beare"
swept the series in four scored the other. The Hawks,
,also picked up 41 minuates in;
straight games now ,go on to penalties compared to the
meet the Mitchell Hawks, Centenaires 25,
Mitchell eliminated Lucan
1riSh gamos to 1 to win that Although the'. Centeinaires.
series,. gained. an, early exit this
season, they will be .back
next season w•it.hbo efulkiit
The, C.entenaires, were
a much stronger team. Dayneer really in the game, two players Froin this 'years.
lly` from a defensive team will ber missing both
'-ieNwesp,eciaas th `v allowed. the due 10 age; Don Heard (who
Hawks 53 shots on goalies has played with. the
Centeftaires since they en--.
Dan �1cMcCl anti Mike Cut.tered, the League five years
tta.uit . McClure faced 22
At o m S pi a y shot wago and captained the team,
inthe first peirod hile this season) and Jerome
Coottonie faced 15 in the
Rubin who ,played the last.
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• second and 16 in the third four years
ex 1 b 1 ion frame. The Centenaires how: At this time the executive,
ever did manage forty-three coaches and management
drives on Exeter goalie ; 'wish to thank you for your
• Randy Lovie. support and :look forwardto
game ,in
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MitcheII:
Seaforth Atones played an
exhibition game in Mitchell
last Saturday Pat Murray
°opened the searing for Sea,
forth with 2 goals on passes
front Scott Driscoll and. Brian
Dupuis, Trevor Price 'scored
the third 'goal of the. game on
a pass from Jeff Read,
Scoring t1 Ttst .T, goals acas.
Mike Betties on passes from
Jeff Alec and Pat Murray,
winning the. game 5-1. The
sole scorer for Mitchell was
Troy McMann. _
The Seaforth' team now
start play°,»offs with Mitchell;
1st game in Seaforth'•Feb_ 28
at 6:30; 2nd game in Mitchell.
(�kl+ar. 3 at 5:00; 3rd game in
Seaforth • Sun. Mar. 4 at 5:30,
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ends, '
The Hawks got two goals seeing ' you again next
from Janie Caldwell and season, -
BY DAVE BROOME
KINGS 14 HAWKS 5
Inflation and the Hawks
efforts on the ice :have been
running just about the same_
this past year.
inflation is going at. about-
9% and; rising`' while the
Hawks are at the same figure:
and dropping fast.
The Hawks quit after the
secondperiod and allowed
the. .Kings to score 7 third
frame, goals to turn a rout.
into a complete slaughter
during last Sunday nights
early "mat •ch."
It was a wide open affair
from the start with the Royal
team; enjoying a 5-2 lead
after the first period.
h score• ite
the 14-5 is
Bowlingi Scores.
• LEGION
Scores for February 9, high
single were John Cairns -
296 • Jean Cairns 260.
::High Triple: John Cairns -
673; Ann Wood 666. .
STANDINGS . .
• #5 Strikers • •
• 97
.#3 Dumpers 74
• #4.R- Senders 68
#2 : Entertainers - . 68
#2: Entertainers 68'
#1 Three,& Three60
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LEGION
Scores for February 16,.
High Single were Al Nichol-
son 270, Jackie Melanson
286
High Triple: AI Smale -
691; Jackie Melanson -'649.
STANDINGS
#5 Strikers
#3 Dumpers •-
#4 R - Senders
#2 Entertainers
#1 Three & Three
#6 Cobras
53:
102'
78
74:
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a
indicative of the -play as both,
clubs failed to check at either
end o: the rink.
The Kings used the
Hriwks as a stepping stone
to increase their .playoff
"round --robin-- -record -.to a
perleet:2=0 mark.
Aly fanciful aspirations by
the Hawks of gaining'a.be,
in the :finals were quickly
dashod by the one-sided
thum;,ing.
Clive Buist and Larry
Broonne each scored 4
goals to pace the Kings to.
victory. ; Kevin Henderson
addedtlielhat trick with Gord.
Moylan, Brian Nigh and.. Dale
Kennedy all getting single
scores to round out .the
scoring.
Jerry Feeny scored; twice
for the losers with Paul:
69
62 a.
5.6•.
MIXED DOUBLES
TEAM STANDINGS
Violets 98 '
Roses 83
Mums
Daisies
Tulips
Pansies
WEEKLY HIGHi:,
Ladies High` Single and
Triple: Mary Beuerman -
319, 775, Mens High. Single
and Mens Triple: Ron Beuer-
man - 316,' 718. • .
SEASON HIGH
Ladies Single; Triple, and
Average: Mary Beuerman -
319, 775, 217. Mens Single,
Triple, and Average: Ron
Beuerman - 338, 876, 229..
'88.
'74
65
61;.
STANDINGS'
747's
Tiger Moths
Concords
Spit Fires
Jet Gliders
96
65`
64
.56
51
B -52's • 45,
Terry,' Young: 303, 704.
Mary Van Den Hentelr 2390 -
670.
ST. JAMES'
Blues
Fifties
OV's
C9olts
Hilites
(.ioiaens
78
105
79
91,
61!
46
Mans, 98 • single+ Mei.
Cooper 308 Mens high'
triple, Neil Beuerman 640.
Ladies high single, Ruth
Campbell , 250, Biglii triple
•Ruth Catnpbell 609.
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Hulley, Dave . Broome and
Glen Nicholson all getting
single tallies..
WINGS 5:FLYERS 3
The Wings won what could
be a preview : of this years
1.H.L final -last Sunday,-night.-
Althoughwidely outplayed
the Red team held on to nip
rth the Flyers_.5.-3_; during 'last
Sabbath''s middle match.
Onlyanempty net score by
Lloyd. Eisler of thetWings.
with 22 seconds left ensured
his club of the big win.'
Trailing '4-3' the Flyers
pulled •theii•..goaltender in
favour of an extra forward
and swarmed:` all over the
Wings but couldn't get the
tieing goal. •
The Wings playoff record
now goes to 2 wins and no
losses while
drop to t-1
V�
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AIA
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in addition to Eisler's goal
the Wingsgot a pair of
scores from Bruce Rathwell.;
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contender for the league
championships Their record
falls to .0-2 while the Blues •
Art Strong and Jim McLeod even theirs, at 1 win and 1'
added single markers to loss.
'round out the Winners Scor- ,• Sid Wocks and: John
ing Nash also stored --for the
Mark Robinette, Dave Blues.
Longstaff and Brian Cooper Bill Heron and Doug Phil
all connected for the Flyers. lips tallied for the Stars.' ,
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BLUES 3 STARS.2 Games: next K, March
Ben;Akker scored with just' 4, 1979, are 7.00 Star vs.
28 seconds left in the final Flyers; :8:30 Hawks vs, -
period to give his Blues a Blues; 10:00: Wings vs.' • playerG Asps.. Pts.
3-2 !timer win over the :Stars .
during: last weeks late game. ' D. Broome 120 125 •245
•PLAYOFFS STANDINGS ' . Akker had' ., .just 'stepped B.Price 95' 80 -175.
out of the penalty box when S.5outhgate 79 79 158
all playoff games are S3 per.y
player, per game. Itis also
importrant that everyone
should be paid in full by the
11th of; March to clear
everything up. The Kings,
Have won their -first -Iwo -
match but still have to face
the Flyers, Wings, and Stars
no easy time to come..
ALL TIME I.H.L TOP
TEN SCORERS
Kings.iD, Kennedy 135:,143 278
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TEAM W L F A P
he took•a Jim Sills pass and Kings ,• . 2.; 0 22 7 4 J Watson• 80 62 142
goalieCharlie S i h
raced in alone :to beat Stars Wings 2 0 10 3 4
Flyers 1 1 12 $ 2 ii.Devereaux 67 68 135
Ch 1i mit ' ' .
It wascu h' bl t Blues 1 1 ,' S 10 2 B Akk 55 64 119
a. c. s ing o 73
D.Mutr 62 135
w o er
' the Stars who were consider-
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0 2 2 8 0 K.Broome 56.61 117
Hawks; 0 2 8 23 0 A.Stron 60 52 112
ed by many as :a solid I.H.L. notes: A reminder that g
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Well have our new shop all ready and featuring a full
range of cut flowers and potted plants fresh from our
/ergs greenhouses.
We are convienently located in the former Ldngstaff° Office 'On
Goulnlock Street just behind the Toronto Dominion Bank and are
looking forward to meeting, the people of the Seaforth area at our
opening on Thursday, March 8 and in the days and months ahead.
Mitchell