The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-13, Page 11XIV DAVE 11110.010,
STARS 6 BLUEM 4
The Stars continue to make
sgtiet but audible yapping
noises these days. They
could retliiiid one of the
friendly ,puppy next deer -
always threatening the
enemy, .with endless snarling
,;blit seldom a biter.
They have snapped at the
heels of the Flyers, Kings
anal Hawks but haven't been
Ible to sink their teeth in and
COMO out a winner against
the three top clubs in the
league. All five of their
!rictories love- collie against.
the Blues and Wings teams
with a combined effort of 2
wins 16 losses: * 2 ties to.
date,
They Managed to nip; the
• Blues by a 64 count during
last Sunday's early match
and kept their bopes of a
higher finish in .tact
Larry Broome continued to
roar along in the scoring
race. He scored .three goals
last Sunday evening his 4th
hat trick in five weeks and
POW :ranks second in the
scoring race.
Etre Aelveecio• nOtclte4 a
pair of goals for the green
shirts while Bill Prieto added
a, Single score.
Brian Nigh and Brian
Cooper have kept the Bines
semi~rtespectable this- Seasort
and with a bit of luck the club,
could be much higher in: they
standings. Nigh connected
for two goals last week while
Cooper added a single score.
Both players, despite their
dub.'s last place standing,
are well into the top ten
scorers,
Rear guard Lloyd Eisler
tallied the other Blue goal,
HAWKS 5 KINGS 2
For the first time since
they joined the league in
1975.76 a Hawk dub has'. won
6 games in a season.
They struggled to a welt
deserved 5-2 triumph over,a
tough King squad during last
Sabbath's early contest.
Hawk teams, have set just
about every record imagine'
able for ineptness but last
week's: victory went a long
way to dispell any doubts
about this years irersionf sol•~
;the club -
The win moved the dark
-shirts into the beady heiights
Of second place. The 'Royal
team, is currently third over-
all-
Dave
ver-alt,Dave Broome scored 3
goals for thewinners with.
Fred, Burton and Gerry Bar-
ringer adding single ;mark-
ers.
Kevin Bennett and. Steve
Southgate scored the King,'s.
goals- Bennett just returned;
to the lineup after a two, week
vacation.
FLYERS 7 WINGS S.
Much like the Blues, the
Wings have been playing',
everyone tough but have
continually fallen short each.
,game out.
Last week was no excep-
tion as the Red boys made a
valiant comeback but fell.
short 7-5 during last Sun-
day's grave yard shift. The
-Flyers :continue to roll along
and the win:; Was the 9th of.
the season, for 1:he first 040
team,
Gary Fialgaim paced the
winners, but SeRring 4 b;ig:
goals. Joe, 'pick netted ills
#r4 2 ,scores of the season
and Ralph Wood rounded opt
the Flyer scoring by adding
single tally.
Doug Phillips netted a pair
of goals for the Wings while.
Steve Eked, Ke' i ii Broome
and ,George Reeves all chip-
ped in singles : in a iosit►g.
cause,.
1 H.L. notes: Steve Ekert
scored 4 goals during hi
clubs loss to the Kings a:
couple of weeks ago. The
Wings lost thatone by an 8.6
score. The Blues and Kings
have the most penalty min-
utes with 1077 each. The Stars.,,
have the fewest penalty
minutes with 69 so far. Dale
Kennedy became the first
player to score 300 career
points a couple of Sundays
back. The 300th came in the
form of a 0o0 during a 4-4
Hawk .win over the Blues.
Brian Cooper leads all assist,
•
getohm with 18 so far. PaNer
lirooine is second with 1ST
Tho FlYers and .hawks have
scored the most goals - each
have 64 sures so fat,. Laurie
1Crose leads :all. goaltenders
With .a 388.0 ayera ke- The
Wings ,have allowed the most
$oils, with 73 against to elate,
Men'S
standt
+'T�t ,:T'R STA Dlri'i>' S
TOP W L T Pts.
:Flyers! 9, 1 0 1$
*awks 6 3 1 13
Kings $ 3 2 12
Stars $ 4 1 11
Blues 1 8 1 3:
Wings 1 8 1
Gaines nest Week Pee. 16,
1979;: 7TO0 Flyers v4. Hawks;
8,30 'Wings: vs :Stars, 10,.01
Blues vs, Kings.
�taomball
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DECEMBER TOP SCORERS
Divjy W L T Pte Nama. Team G A. Pta,
Dampers! 6 4 1 13 M. Huston: .D•! 8 2 10
Hawks 4 1 2 10 J. Finlayosn D 5 4 9
Chiselhurst 3 3 1 17 T. Burke D 5 4 9
Winthrop, 3 a 1 7 D. Kennedy: D .4 4 8
Bendiic; 0 .6, . 1- 1;' B. Finalyson(17) D 4 4 8
"B"Division D, Linton W 4 3 '7
Slabtown 5 .2° Q 10 Cr+ Bennett D .. 2 4 . 6
Junior Farmers 4 3 0 1, -Henderson: D 4 .2 6
Parr Line , 2 3 2 '6 S. Taylor P•.1 5 1 f'
C.C.A.T.: 1 4 2 4 G, Dill • C 4 2 6
Egmondville: 1 4 2. i4 F. McClure, 4 2 k -
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CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF`
Well Trimmed Blade or Short r.ib .
Atoms tie
Goderich
On Sunday afternoon the
Seaforth Atoms played.
Goderich to a 44 tie. Ron
Pryce and Pat. Murray each
scored two goals for the
We have a full'. selection of Turkeys, on hand
including Butterballs,Utilities and Grade A's
Seaforth. club.
Seaforth led Most .of the.
game and Goderich tied the
game late in the 3rd, period.
Both Seaforth goalies Tony
Van Loon and Steve.
Stapleton played well in the
Seaforth nets.
Ladies
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[December 61.
Team " W L T Pts.
Chiselhurst 5 0 2 12
Parr Line 5 "1 1 11.
Queens 4 '2 1 9
Winthrop 4 3 .0 8
Perth' 2 4 0 4
_ Junior Farmers 1 6 0 2
`C.C.AT. 1 6 0 2
TOP SCORERS
Name team G " A PTS.
S. F remlin . P.L. 9 ' 4 13
L. Farquhar P 2 4 6
T. Finlayson Q 2 4 6
S. Patterson P.L. 3 2 5
A. Smith :. P.L. 2 3 5
G. Wood. P.L. 4 "' 1 > 5
B. Prescator(7). Q 4 1 5
J. Flanagan Q 1 4 5
N. Melady Q 5 . 0 5
M. Skilling P :5 0 5 .
B. Finlayson::.0 4 1. 5
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