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to see
A pproxima-te1y j300 people
crowded in the 'Arena Sunday
afternoon to see "Fast Eddie"
Shack and the Seaforth selects -
take on the CKNX Try-Hards.
Although the Try-Hards, took
an early I - 0 lead it wasn't long
before Seaforth's star, number 23
tied up the game. After goals by
Scaforth's McLeod and CKNX's
Ross Pall, the Selects took over.
In the first period with five
unanswered goals, 2 quick goals.
by Clive Hoist, one by
_McLaughlin and Bob Beutten-
miller and the second goal for Jim
McLeod.
Because they played so well
and had such a largo lead at 7 - 2,
the Selects "did it .to " Shack and
he appeared at the beginning of
the second period wearing a Try
Hard sweater, -
Eddie must nave taken the'
THANKS FOR COMING GUYS — Seaforth Novice •
hockey players welcome the team from MissisSauga
who played here on the weekend and hand them a
small souvenir of Seaforth. After the game Saturday,
the Mississauga players and their parents were.
treated to a smorgasbord supper by parents of th,e
local team. Mississauga was repaying a visit
Seaforth made to their town last year. (Staff Photo)
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FAST EDDIE -- Eddie Shack waS the star and the
bid goal scorer in- Sunday's benefit hockey game.
Playing first for the Seaforth Selebts, then for the
CKNX Try Hards, Shack helped' raise abOut $950 for
the arena renovation fund. (Staff Photo)
GOLD MEDAL PAIR — Seaforth's own i,Ioyd Eisler
Jr., and his ,partner Lori -Baler , of ,Mitchell 'won the
gold medal in pairs skating competitions at the
Ontario Winter Games in. Sault Ste Marie on the
weekend. Lori also won a silVer in ladies' competition
while Lloyd placed fifth ;n mens'. Lloyd and Lori
leave March 1 for. Newfoundland where they will
appear as guest skaters in Bonavista and Clarinvale.
Top ten players - 11-IL
Goals Assists Pts.
D. Broome W 25 '17 42
B. Leonhardt, W' 1.8 18 .36
Ken Ding W • 13 21 34
D.. Muir W g`.` 4
• R. ()Alton 13 ' 14 33
B. ,Price 13 , 12 18 30
B. Akker B 11 17 28
R. Wood 13 s 14 10 24
rs, Kennedy K 10 14 24
-K. Broome W Ii 9 20
Games next week Feb:2,2/76
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THE CLUB THAT, WORKS TOGETHER, STAYS TOGETHER — That must be the
story at the Seaforth Curling Club, where everybody pitches in to help in the
kitchen. At ,least that's hbfw it looked Wedrias2Elay when the Stewart Mcgall
Bonspiel was on. (Staff Photo)
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AT THE ARENA
FRI.FEB. 20
8:30 P.M„ - Midget "B" Playoff Game
Mt. Forest VS Seaforth •
SAT.FEB. 21
2:00 - 3:3Q, p.m. - Public Skating
5:30 p.m. - Novice Game
7:01) p.m. '- PeWee Game
SUN. FEB. 22
2:30 p.m. • Jr. D. Playoff Game
• Mt. Brydges. VS Seaforth
7:00 p.m. - I.H.L. Playoff Action
MON. FEB.23
4:30 - 9:00 p.m. - FigUre Skating
TUES. FEB.
6:30 p.m. - Atom Game
7:45 p.m. Bantam Game
9:00 p.ni. - Midget Game
WED.FEB.26
1. - 300 p.m.. Parents Pre Schoolers Skating
8100 p.m. • Women's Broomball
THURS. FEB.26 •
•ifirn- 7:45 p.m. - Power' Skating
7:30 p.m. - Men's Brooptball
Sponsored by — CANADIAN TIRE LTD.,
Seaforth
arena
Shack
trade to heart as he scored two
unassisted goals within the first
two minutes to put the Try Harris
right back in the game. The
second of these goals was scored
while the CKNX team • were
shorthanded.
Their winger, a very embar-
rassed Brian Elmslie was sitting
out after being called for indecent
exposure when suspender trouble
got the best of him. Ric Rathburn
brought the Try Hards to within
two goals with his efforts at 12.09
of the period with an assist going
to Eddie.' Seaforth's Dave
Medlure moved the Seaforth
total to 8 with his goal at the.
midway mark of the second
period.
Shack took advantage of
McLeod's penalty for having too
much speed" anti scored his third
goal Excellent goal tending by
Seaforth's Jim "Tiny"' Nigro and
Jack Bedard held Shack to only
one more goal in the game. Goals
in the latter' Part of the period by
CKNX Ross Poll ,and Seaforth's
CliceBuist enabled the teams to'
leave the second period with the
score the Selects 9 and the Try'
Hards 8.
a ith David McIlwain scoring four To provide a boost to their team
and Greg Murray one. The final CKNX dressed two masked
score was 6 - 3 for Seaforth unidentified players , one. in a
(Ideating Brussels three games in backless dress, the .other in
a rogi of the playOffs, jockey uniform for the third
On Saturday, February 14 • 'period. Although they priivided
• Mississauga. Novice played here very little', scoring punch, the
•-, as guests of the Seaforth Novice. ' crowd enjoyed them.
Seaforth defeated them 16-3. Only 14 socontic; into the third
Leailing..seorer of the team was Period, Shack set up Steve
Doi iciMeLlwain with 9 goals. Stapleton to tic the game and
Fitch scoring 2 goals were Scott make, for an exciting third period. .
..Drise011 and Kevin Williamson. ' However, theSelects under the
Danny Van Loon`;-Allan Wocks -fine Coaching of Joe Czerwinski
and KCvin Mela.dy each scored were determined to win for their
one goal. . • enthusiastic fans , - Dirnnis
McCaulley our the 'Selects ahead ...,
e ..
... After thganie the ladies of the 10 - 9 but this lead' was short lived
Seaforth Niwice served ' a as Wayne Brown with_ the help of
smorgasbord '• supper for the Brian Elmslie. who had recovered
players and , parents . of Kith. from his suspender problem, tied . z. teams. the game. • . .
I he first game of the next Shack, tiring under the heat,
series of play-offs, will he played moved back to. goal but it wasn't
here February 21 at 5:30 With long before referee Htigh Flynn
;Milverton .Noviee. - - gave him the finger for taking' . .,
the. puck 'over the -centre line..
With his fourth assist of the IL, • at' t .,r,, c noon Ben Akker set up
-' Clive Beist for what proved to be
t,4,{ thev,inning goal just 'after referee
Monday evening, ggh game time qor —too many men on theiee . ii
8:30. The'Cehtenaires are looking . Advanced ticket sales and-gate
fora sweep ol' the series and need receipts totalled approximately
alithe fan support possible 'so see $2,250-and expenses. were $1,300.
you Sunday for some exciting leaving a profit fOr the Arena
hockey.' - .Fund of approximately $950.00.
-i,
()sets in IHL la offs
finally 13, Way broke the ice to put • 11-- - .... '. . . , . •.
' . (By Daveproomq „.,... ... ed during Ihe refit lac season. By the biggest surprise of . the the .(..'entenaires only 1 goal OP.
Don Nicholson put SeWth'briek Well last Sunda) night the then it ...\% as- simply a case or too • season ,-,Ihy turned in it perro.,...
in front by 2 only • to see • Mt. ' ...Hawks, and Kings 'again proved little too late'. mance that they had only thought
Bridges count two -quick goals by , that old timeless adage; that the Dale Kennedy scored twice and about during the regular season.
terry Feeney added a 'single goal Ray Hutchinson,was at his best r. Middleton and S. Black to tie plaYoffs sec different. Both trams. '
the , grime, Brindy MeClinehey, ..plaved superbly in (4Ieflating The to give the Kings a 3-0 lead early i n the nets. ,Ray; Devereaux
moved, the Centenaires back .in egos of the Wings and Blues and in the second period. Then the -:'1710% L'd to the forward line. Jim
fireworks started. • . Finlayson returned Id the line np front as the period ended. with sitting them on their collective
Seaforth. in front by a norrow 4-3 trumps. . . - Feene ''' goal apparently never 'and as a result the above . factors
score. , . . . ' The Kings began, the upset came close to entering the net but proved decisive in ;giving the
nut on a stronger effort as Cord
'night by the. Wings 4.3, „..the,. ofrkial allowed the score to
the Hawks prompts' disposed of stand. the Wings then .shifred -Bl ues.
The third period' saw'' Seaforth Hawks their big 3-1 upset over th
Carnbehan moved Seaforth tip 5-3 .. the Blues 3.1 in the second match into first gnd Has e Broome scored This club has the potential to do
of the evening and the Stars crime a minute later to narrow the • it to the Blues but they will have than Jamie Caldwell scored a
short-handed' goal to put Sqa- ,w i t hi n a w hi sper o f pi ffli ng a real margin to 3-l• ^ 'to play the Same way 'next week,
forth in a commanding 6-3 lead, shocker but just felt short by a --,,-1 -Just when the red men were. -Hwy; will g,,,, to pl ay even
B. Wadsworth finished the senor- count to the Flyers in the late headed for a comeback Murray tougher hockey because the Blues
encounter. - Connelly scored and the Kings 0 should and will come out steam- ing, as Mg, Brydges made a last ..
desperate thrust 1-mt. failed to o st .in front wit h an ' ' ' • The Wing', did not take the "'cry series.
a n effort to deadlock the
outshot the home squad SO to 41., se„,on sehedi d e -the red team tvog
break Mark Nelson in the Sea-.
forth nelsg, as Mt.
Saturday night the the Cen"-',
Seaforth S Mt. Brydges 4 . '
BrYdgcs season series. During the regular
hut )di odic game,: were „R ig:. ....----- IliffrimBeij to within rr.goal[1hey lone Bl ues lam., the bout with two \ai, and a 'tie
King,, lightly despite y0111141,4 the insurmountable lead. .
'' Kevan Broome and Brian Leon-
.latc in the game aid the Wings goa l s w i t h Art Strong nett i ng the
hardt scored three minutes apart and Jack Pricyvounted the Hawks
Ray Devereaux „lim Finlayson
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tenaires rieturn the visit when - Thi-Kirt,., dominated lo gush pulled their goaltender in. fiii-bur ' the Blues' and ixings should 0
ggthey travelled to Mt. Brydges an') . an extent lost Sunday you %<""otild•-• of a sixth a tt ac k er git about ,..., rebound to evi.nn their series' next
. again struggled to ,squea k out a have -to wonder ., which icam seconds left. I he -Wrftg,., got txte week hut the Flyers look too
narrow 5-4 win to take a etimman- should really- 1) • r, • - ‘ i Onlydraw and after.;?"wildAntry.,t1te, strong for the Stars„...Both the
Wings and Blues played poorly
-and both teams have not lost two
contest. -.. a row this season. ,
.1,m McLeod ;and Brian Noy
acre the green tgrant a 2-0 lead
early in they first period, held
up until John Nash connected late
in the Reriod. The first period
finished 2 7,1 in The Stars favour_
Glen Nicholson evened ghe
count - at two apieee at the 3
minute mark of the second .stania
and, front this point on the
momentum shifted dramatically
to the Flyers.
Paul Mt'Kellar gave the Stars a
brief 3-2 lead as the two teams
headed' for the gameS final IS
minutes.
1 he Flyers pressed and finally
Glen Nicholson with two goals
and Clive Buist with the insur-
ance marker gave them the first
contest of the mini series.
Therefore: the Kings, Fhiragks
and Flyers find themselves in the
drivers' seat A' itifone game under
their collective belts.
Ihere was a good si/ed crowd
last Sunday night and the sudden
reiStit•gettW'of . "the Hawks acid
Kings shoidd keep interest high.
playoffs
Centenaireg Win 2 strai
Wednesday, 'Fehrualy 11th,
Seaforth Novice played the
second play-off gamp. in Brussels.
it was a very! exL'istv,:icri,:ge game with
Seaforth winning 7 - 2, The
goal-scorers David
iS goals and Allan
Wocks 2 goals. Scott Driscoll and
Danny dan loon each scored
goal
F'riday,j bruary 13, Brussels
'Novice came here to play the third
game. With Brussels really
putting on the pressure Kevin
MeArther and Tint Fritz each
scoring l• goal making the score 2
-.0 for Brussels at,the end of the
first period.
In the second period Torn Ward
for Brit ssels scored the third goal.
The first .goal for Seaforth was
scored by Dad MeLlwain with
57 seconds left of the.. second
period. .
Seaforth came' on strong in tll e
.third peried and scored five goals
Novices host
Mississauga
' Seaforth Centenaires opened ."Arts counted one as the line of ' '1 he Centenaires travel to Mt. }high Flynn. stepped out. of the
Brydges .this Thursday (tonight) ' .penalty box for carrying a. stick. their best of seven quartet-finals Mcainchey Nicholson and Arts .
., . playoffs with two. straight -hard combined for •three. goals. • The to play the`third . game of the ' To be sure' to hold this slim one ,
fought victories. to open:a 2-Q lead line of Caldwell, McClure' and goal lead the. Selects put • on a si_ries and' return home Sunday
in •games over a mueh. improved „„ Southgate . collected Seaforth's p owe r play for the 1 st 30 seconds :afternoon at 2:30 for - the fourth
Mt. Brydges, club./' other too markers' as McClure gainc. If a filth game is necessary and putevery pia Cr- out. , •
1 he opening ,garhn Scaforth and Southgate found the mark. . it will he played at Seaforth on' Luckily they never were called- ,.'
last Friday night saw the Ceng'n- • Mt. Brvdges replied with goals'
aires successfully strOggle to pus from Barry Wadsworth, Jeff Mil-
out a 6-4 win. The C ch ten a ires ler Steve Black and Rob Middle-.
started fast ,dominating the .first ton again Mt. Brydges
period and power play goals by outshot Seaforth 45-38 but Mark
Jermoe Atibin (In Kevin-Bennett. Nelson made thy big saves to
put Sealorth into la-0 first period preserve the victory for Seaforth.
Brydg,es . came on strong and •
. • •
lead.
The second period was a u
reversal of the first as Mt.
ding 2.0 series lead. during the fast 8- Minutes' .of the, puck was shot out of the 'Kings
Randy McClinchcy led- Ole contest did the Winw., slim\ signs "The a4-1(1 ga WAS pv (J.
tenaires with two goals and Harry power they had commahd.1 t h e The Blue„....-•s meanwhile, were•
expect eqgrti have an eai,ier time
with the Hawks, Ilk previous
Iveck. the Hawks mere hammered
9-2 by the Blues and, had. the
unenviable chore of has ing to face
them in the first round of the
playoffs,
The Hawks turnabout had to be
Mount Bryd9es
Crusaders
VS
Centenaires ,
Sunday, Feb. 22
2:30 pm
SEAFoOtil ARENA
O.H.A.
WESTERN JUNIOR D
PLAY OFFS