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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-03-29, Page 12HURON EXPOSITOR*, MA 1979 The :Seatterth Bantam * carlaphelt ea4h had 2 on more a 2-2. 'Senforth captured the "a" trophy In • gealS. Breoden, Lane IMO gnalie Ketth McClure then .1114rristons'' 15th anneal Captain. itecepted the trophy closed the doer On:Bragerd. Bantam tournament lag Qnba1fofh team eelltee Seeeforth'e Reb Lege put week, to highlight the endl a were congratulated on a ell SeefOrth ahead 3-2. Le$ he the Bantam. hockey SeaSettdeserved victoryflipped the puck pasta They were eager to win as First Game Seaforth upset surprised goalie from John they skated hard, checked Bradford in the first game of elickneil end Turner, ,Late in , tightly and played good; the series in a free wheeling the second Oiled Brendon defensive, hockey against contest to take a 7-2 victery. Lone assisted by John Dale Stiff eemPethiPh- They oma 3 against a hard hitting team. gate $eaferth a 2 goal lead. copsecirtiye games against Bradford took a 1-0 lead late flay ht the _third period Braelfeede Port Petry and in thefirst period which Was became inereasingly rong,h' Woodbridge respectively. short :lived as John Bicknell aSliredfOrd were called for 7 Both goalies Keith McClure scored a power -play! goal penelties, Seaforthtook and Wayne Bennewies were from Rob Lane and Brendon advaetage of Bradfords short outstanding in net as they Lane to tie the score et 1 handed team with power play gave the opponents little Erla in the second period goals by John Bicknell, 'and roomto score. John Bicknell Dave Murray's Stun from Jilt John Dale unassisted,. tee the scoring in the 3 game Campbell gave Seaforth a 2-1 Seaforth's other goal came se*s- with 3 goals and 4 lead bet Bradford returned to 04 a soloeffort hY agY assist!, While Rob Lane and the favour tying the score Malone. Seaforth, outsbot Itls garden rake time • Bradford 37-11 Minutes in pertalties Seafortti 12 and Bradford 22. Second Game -Port Perry gave Seaforth the toughest competition as they played a. ..strtme defensive gaele knit Seaforth showed no mercy as they kept pace and carped a narrow 3-2 victory. John • HickneR lit up the scoreboard with Seaforth's • first goat from B, Lane and Mike Kelly to give Seaforth 1-0 lead. Rob Lane made it 2-0 on a set up from John Bicknell late in tbe first period. Port Perry Cut the lad by one goal as ehey put the pressure on and kept the play in the Seaforth ..end ,and peppered several ide rs put away broo The' Robins are back in Seaforth. and its just about that time to put away the curling brooms for the season and dust, the cobwebs off the garden rakes. regulatcurling has now come to an end with winners in al' divisions decided. The playoff to break the tie for first place in Ladies curling was Played Tuesday afternoon with the rink skipped by Sheila Murray With Gloria Riley; vice, Sharon Wilson 2nd and Kaye Cimpbell lead 'emerging .the champs, as/ In junior curling the winner of the final draw was Brian Moore's fink with • Glenda Riley, and Wayne MatzoId. 2nd; fired 'Rice, Blaine•Pryce, Nancy Schade and Mike Bedard, and third spot went to Susan Primean Bob Thompson, Jenny Ste. Marie and Stoney Gauthier Congratulations ICids. By the look of things there are some good curlers ' coming up through the Junior ranks In the milted curling a playoff will be held between. the three fitst 'placed teams Of the Thursday and Friday • night groups to decide an overall winner for the trophy. In the !early Thursday night draw the first place team is Dave Beattie, Skip with Marjorie Papple, Don Eastman and, Clara Brugger, 2nd; Beecher Menzie, toriee Dennome, Ted Cosford and Drusilla Twynham, 3rel; John Patterson Sr. Marg Seilews, Mare, Jean Beattie and Ruth Lone. Winners. in the late Thursday night group are: lst Don Iteminer, Marj Coleman, Steve Tyndall and Gail King. 2nd: ill Lobb, Sbriley Kay, Maynard Hoegy and Glen klayter, 3rd; Bruce Coleman', Barb Jarmuth, Ray Hutchinson and Margie Allen. '.. Results of the Friday night .K of C tourney o success Tie K of C Hockey Tour- nament which took place in Seaforth over the past week end was very successful. • The following Separate Schools took part in the two day affair, Seaforth,Dublin St. Columbare ' Mount Car'mel, Clinton, Kinkora; and Ztirich. The players had O good time and enjoyed this activity which' is sponsored by the 4. of.0 ever ye group are: lst Doug Rowcliffe, Carol Innes; Grace Campbell and Cathy Pletsch, 2nd Gord Pryce, Leone 'Roe at, Ken Rodney and Marie McGavin, 3rd; Lloyd Rowat, Flo Smith, Neil McGavin and Pat Rodney, Winners in the Mens' Monday night carting are:In the early draw -1st Dave Cornish, Ken Moore: Ted Cosford and Richard Reeder 2nd: Paul Brady, Don Deighton, Rod Doig and Oliver. Pryee, 3rd: ,Bill Roberton, Phil Hoggarth, Bob Jarmuth and Lee Bell. The late draw-. 1st Bill Lobb. M erten Vincent, Bob Friendship and Laurie Fischer, 2nd: Neil \Dolmage, Ray Hutchinson, Maynard Feaegy, Bob Wilson Jr, 3rd: Bill Campbell, Murray Forbes, Roy Beuermann and Stu Wilson. A playoff for overall champion for the trophy will be held between the two first placed teams in the Mensl Division. Trophies and prizes for all winners of the three draws of the curling season will be presented at the- Pot Luck Supper scheduled for April 21st at the Club. Plan to be there. Don't forget to get all the Pork draw tickets sold and the stubs turned in before that date as the draw will be held' at the Pot Luck Supper. ' The Closing Breakfast will be held Sunday next, April lst, Put on your craziest t -shirt and come out to make • a fool of yourself. Breakfast at 10 a.m. and 12 noon followed by some friendly competitive curling. Sounds like fun, Junior Pot Luck supper will • be held April 14th. The Social Committee is working hard on the 4th annual dance scheduled for June 2nd at the. Community Centre. Dancing will be to Ron •Btown's Orchestra, 9e1 a.m., tickets :are $10.00 a, • couple for more information contact Irma Pryce. shgts on goalie WaYr10 Bennewies. Seaforth got an nnespeeted goal XV.tien, D90 WeSenberg. stole the putt • from Port Verry and backhanded it In front of the Port Perry net and a Port P-erry defenseman trying to deflect it away inadvertently tipped in into bis OWn tigt giving Seaforth, a 3-1 lead After 2 period e play. iPort Perry added their Secend goal late in the third period. es Port Perry opted to get with sixth attacker in place of the goal tender and play was tense as Wayne IlenneeleS cleared away several' hard shots to give Seaforth a slim 3-2 triumph. Port Perry .,mitshot Seaforth 24-22. Seaforth spent more time in the penalty box with 12 minutes in penaltiee while Port Perry only received 4 minutes. Seaforth then advanced - • The. championship game 'egainst Woodbridge. Third and Final Game :Strong determioation and unrelentless pressure were key factors in which added up to victory for Seaforth in the final championship game that saw Seaforth oust Woodbridgeby a narrow 3,1 decision, Eloth Learns •checked tightly and gave little' opportunity for any good scones edvantitges. • Mark Malwain put Seaforth on the scoreb oard first when he shovelled the peek over Woodbridge's spraWred goalie assisted be John Hick nell and Mike K.elly, • Bowling Scores ST. JAMES LEAGUE STANDINGS Fifties , 2779 Colts 2967 2.776 Goldens . 2904 Blues 3012 OV's ' 3096 Hilites • " Ladies' - OUR PRICES' Come In -• Shop Around For The Best Buys In Huron County ‘4,`Iffftettf#47,111119111,0111fIfttaffttIlliffttelftellte" T/* AZ C 00".• Jen. 411.0, F PANTY HOSEIRST COME, FIRST SERVED - All Children's • Shoes our di Price Mn 1 Sport Coats 8'I5 0 Special Group LADIES SLACKS .°,;;RcE 649 : EA. PKG. 10 PLEATED. 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McClure perhaps averted an. extra Woodbridge goal as he and a Woodbridge forward raced for p loose puck inside the blue line, Late in the third period Jim, Campheit scored an insurance goal enassisted to boost his team to a championship victory over Woodbridge 3-1. Seaforth outshot Woodbridge 23-22. Minutes in penalties were Woodbridge 10 and Seaforth 4. • This,marks the end of the Bantam hockey season. They have had a good season– winning 23 games losing end tying 2. Contributing Most assists in goals scored was team captein. Beeedon • Lane, Scoring most pale and leading the team with most points was Mark McLlwain. Bantam coaches were Charlie Campbell and Don McClure with Jack 'Bedard as manager. Congratulations to all on a successful 79-79 Season, Atom s shut -out Wingham 'Seaton!' and Wingham Atoms played their second genie of the finals here in Seaforth on; 'Tuesday night. It was a shut out game for Seaforth Goalies. 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