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BY GARY GRA71("
After dropping . theta
second game of the seaspn tQ,
the strong Mitchell Hawks the
Centenaires bounced back
with back to back victories
over the Lucan Irish and the
Exeter Hawks to, .even their
record at two wins and two:
losses.
MITCHELt; J2,
CENTENAIRES 3
In Mitchell last Tuesday
night the Centenaires were
handed their second lopsided
loss in as many games to the
Hawks as they were bombed
12-3, Goaltending seemed to
be the weak point. -for the
Centenaires as they were
scored on five times in the
first period after having only
six shots on goal, The second
period wasn't much better as
the Hawks' pumped, in, four
THE FACEOFF -- On their way to a 4-2 win over Lucan, Cam Doig of the . goes oil eight shots.
• Scoring for Mitchell (who.
Centenaires: faces off against' one .of the Fighting Irish at' center ice, led afterthe first and
...__:....._ 9 9ft � 9-3
(Expositor Photo) after, the second) were Mike
Avery with four goals, Phil
Avery with three, Harold
Davis with a pair and: singles
going to. Rick Ballantyne, Jim
Smith and Jeff -Ralph,
Wayne• 'Parkinson With ,g
psis and Doug Anstett with
one scored for the Centen-
aires.
Seaforth took .thirty min-
utes in penalties while the,
Hawks picked up twenty four
from Refe1ee Bill' Walsh: Of
,Stratford',
The Centenaires came .op
with their first win of the
season on home ice Friday
night as they defeated the
highly rated Lucan Irish: Eby
score of 4.2.
The •Centenaires skated
and checked hard right from
opening face-off and got
strong goaltending from Dan
McClure to help record: the
victory. 1.
The Irish jumped into a 1-0
first period lead on a goal by.
Jeff Marshall on a shot front
just inside the blueline at the
1:08 mark,.
A TIE
The second period saw the
Centenaires tie up the :game
at 1:55 with Larry Dalton
beating Lucan goalie Kevin
Woods on passes from Joe
Anstett and Dan Nash, Just
44 seconds later rookieJoe
Anstett scored his first of twa.
goals (and first. in Jr. loc-
tieyl to give the •Centenaires
the lead. Dalton :and. Dennis
Nielson drew assists on the
pal. The Irish after being
,foiled by McClure on several
occa sions finally capitalized
on the power play as Jeff
Hartman scored with the
Centenaires rookie Defence
man Brendan Lane Sitting
out a tripping Penalty,.
'Anstett put the Cent
tenaires, ahead with what
'turned out to be the winning
goal as he took a pass from
Nash and flipped the puck
high into the net,
The Centenaires kept their
offence going and at 2:45 of
the third period, Mark Mur-
' ray upped, the Centenaires
lead. to 4-2 with assists going
to Mark Twynham and Doug;
Fry.Neither teams were able
to score the rest of the gam e
with both goalies coming up
with key saves.
The Centenaires picked up
thirty-seven minutes in pen-
alties while the , Irish were
calledfor twenty-five min,
utes,
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HURON E POSITO
Centenalres 5 Exeter 4•
On Sunday night the Cen-
tenaires moved into '.Exeter
sand defeated the re -building
Hawks by a Score of 5.4..
The :Centenaires ,took a
3-0 lead after the first period
ion goals by Cam Doig, tan ..
Doig and Joe Anstett. Dan
McClure between the pipes
'for the Centenaires was
again at his best as he kicked
.out all eleven shots he faced-
The second period saw the
'Centenaires run into a rash
of penalties. and the Hawk
came up with two unanswei:
ed goals to make the scoxe
3-2 after two. periods.
Ian Doig took a high -stick-
ing penalty at 1:56 of the
third period and before his
time had elapsed the Hawks
tied the score. The rest of the
period however belonged to
the Centenaires as they got
goals from. Larry Dalton and
Wayne: Parkinson to take a
5.3 lead,
, The :Hawks scored
the final goal of the game on
a deflection which McClure
had no chance on. Scoring for
the Hawks. were Brad Taylor
with a ,pair with Dave Atthill
and Ken Varley adding°Sin-
gles.
The Centenaires; outshot
the Hawks 34.31 in the game
and picked upthirty-seven
mtpu;tea IP ;penalties. The
Hawks. were .assessed :thirty
five minutes, The Cen-
tenaires play at home qui;
Friday ,Nov. 2 against the
league -lending Mitchell.
Hawks, The Hawks having,,
hammered, the Centenaires.
twicealready this season
With . two: wins under their
belts will be outflytng againstt.
the Hawks.
GRE,BN .MACHINE NOTES:
Doug Anstett aid To
both sat out .the Lucatr, t,•
Anstett also past J the
Exeter game with an ice;
shoulder. The Centenaires
will be at full strength fol the
Mitchell game, which willbe.
a, first for them this: year.
Attendance la* Friday
night .agehisti Luca was. only
138.
Roy, McGonigle won the
50/50 draw' for $23,00t,
tewLeos hold
ssful dance
Press Reporter:
COLLEEN RYAN .
The Leos ' dance Friday
night at the Optimist Hall
was a 'great success. Mem-
bers of the new club would
like to thank, the chaperones:
Mrs. Stewart, Rick and
Cindy Stewart, . Joan Sills,
Bonnie Larone, Doug Geddes
and Johnny Nielsen, and
Constable Akey for stopping
in on several :occasions, The
Leos offer a special thanks to.
the Opimist members for
loaning their hall for the first
dance. Leos also: appreciated
the musicplayed by disc
jockey, Paul: Stewart.
inor hockey
The Leos: met Monday,
October 29 at the Town Hall
with 17 members and dis-
cussed the dance.
It was suggested that if a
Leo member misses, or is:
late for meeting, he or she
will have to pay a fine of 25e.
If a member speaks out of
turn he or she will have to
pay 25c as well.
All members are asked to
have an idea about a project
for the club. The next meet-
ing will be held on Monday.
November Sth at 7:30.. All
members are asked to attend.
or pay a fine for not attend-
ing a meeting,.
Pee weestravel.
scorers were 'David • Wheeler McArter was the high scorer
who got one and. Kevin for Brussels with three goals.
On Saturday, October 27th
the Seaforth Pee Wee travel-
ling team opened their sea-
son with an exhibition game
against Brussels.. David Mc-
llwain opened the scoring in
the game at 14:30. followed
by another, : goal from Kevin
McArter of Brussels six
minutes later. Brussels scor-
,ed with two minutes left in
the first period followed by
Scott. Driscoll for •Seaforth to
tieit up.
In all,. David Mc Dwain
tallied: five. goals, Scott Dris-
coll two, Danny Van Loon'
one, Greg .Murray '.one and
Chris Cardnogot his first
goal as a Pee. Wee. Brussels
Bowling
TOWN & COUNTRY
Ladies High ' Single Joy
Ross, 215; Ladies High
Triple Marg .Ungarian 598;
Men's ' High Single Moe
Nichols 285 Men's ..Hgh
Triple, Moe ;Nichols, 690..:
TEAM STANDINGS
• Ramchargers . 16
International Scouts 16
Big Mac's. 12
Mitchell .Hawks
i►eaforth Centenaires
Friday, •November 2
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1
5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Atom Practice
6:00 - 7:00 Minor Hockey
7:15 p.m. Men's Brgomball Games
'FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 2
.m. Parents & Preschoolers
tls00p m.=7:30p hooters
8:30 p.m., Mitchell vs Seaforth Centenaires
• SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3`•
8:00 to 1 p.m. Minor Hockey
1:15 to 3:15 p.m. Prtiblic Skating
3:30 p.m. Novice
4:30 p.m. Atom
6:00 p.m.. Pee Wee
8:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Public Skating
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4
12:00. 1:00 Midget Practice
1:15 - 2:15 p.m. Dumpers Practice
2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Public Skating
5:00 p.m. E. 6 p.m. Queen's Practice
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Chisel horst Practice
7:00 p.m.- 11 p.m. I.H.L. Games '
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5
4:30 p.m. Figure Skating -
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6
5:30 p.m. 'Pee Wee Practice
6:45 p.m. Clinton vs Bantams
8:30 p.m. Clinton Vs, Midgets
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7
5130 Novice Practice
6:30 p.m. Junior Practice
8:30 p.m. Womens Broombaft dames
news
Commandio's
Blazers
Broncos 3
LEGION
Legion •. bowling for
October 19th, were High
Single, .Dorothy Williamson
233; Al Sinale ' 290; High
Triple, Dorothy Williamson;.
638; Grant Currah,. 665.
STANDINGS '
7
2 Bumpers, .
No Name Brand
3 Superstars
5 Hi -Rollers
1 King Tut'
4 Happy' Six
LEGION
Legion bowling for., Oct.
12 were High Single, Marti
Ungarian, '' 245; :and Jim
MacLeod 280; High Triple;
Helen Nicholson 558; and. Al
Smale 665..,
STANDING
2 Bumpers 10
3 Superstars 9
5 Hi -Rollers 9
4 Happy Six 5
6 No Name Brand; 5
1;King .Tut' 4
MIXED DOUBLE
TEAM STANDINGS
Ferraris
Cameros
T -Bride
Jaguars
Corvetts . •
5
22
22
21
17
17
Truimphs 6
Weekly High for , Ladies'
High Single and Triple, Barb
Wesenberg, 215, 553;
(Spare) • Marie`. Muir, 224;;
Men's High Single, Larry
Wesenberg 285; 'Men's. High
Triple, John Coleman 672.
SEASON HIGH
Ladies Single; Ida Diehl 252;
Ladies Triple Marg Scott,
605; Ladies Average, Marg.
Scott, 187; Men's Single and
Triple, •. Art Finnlyson, 301,
Neil Beuerman, 301; Ron
Beuerman, 770; Men's
Average, Art Finnlyson, 228.
MIXED DOUBLES;
TEAM STANDINGS . •
Ferraris 29
Cameros.
T -Birds
Jaguars
Corvetts
29 ..
21
21
17
Truimphs .t 9
Weekly High: Lidies High
Single, Helen Garricks, 264;
Ladies High Triple, Marg
Scott .' 603; Men's High.
Single Art Finlayson, 273;
Men's High Triple,, ;Alt
Finlayson 695.
Season High Ladies Single
Helen Garrick, 264; Ladies'
Triple and Average Marg
Scott 605, 189. Mens' Single,
Neil Beuerman, 301 and Art
Finlayson, 301; Men's Triple
Ron Beuerman, 770; Men's,
Average, Art 'Finlayson; 228.
TOWN *COUNTRY
Ladies High Single Keret
Hoegy, 228; Ladies' HI*
Triple, Pearl McCallum 5941
Men's High Single Itidc
l nlett 284 Ms 's Nes'
Triple:1i grows 14