The Huron Expositor, 1976-03-25, Page 11Juniors hang up skates
Belmont ousis Cenfeimites
gameore aeries-by a 64 'score
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Toss two; we*: ago. They
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though And .eatne back strong to.
.narrowly miss, out 04 final.
playorrhertkagainstthe Blues
was •quite animprcATTPnt ever tire
previous week,.
So the battle lines have beep,
drawn beginning. at SO' next.
Sunday night (March 2S), The two
club& will also ',meet Friday 4104
(April 2) in a rare mid weekgal4c.
The ,T011Owing Sunday (April. 4)
they will play a third game, if
neecessaryt at 8:00. The, FridaY
game.is a necessity in order to get
series over with before
the ice
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• A .onlinclettligt all- teams will
be reviewed • at, the end.' of 't40:
''.carlr.Prst season in 'air effortto
track the -success ... anal'
-failures. of •each indiVidnat "Oak
The Stars' Hawks Ihave'
already- :been-. featured. P .., past
Oa/Jews, Pt-the 1024 .feW weeks
the. Flyera, 74104
Dings will all 13.0.160104 at as- well
a. ,special artielo en,.the league;
itself and:., how it .looked' this
season and the-PrePeCt4for next
year, yhefinal Alotaiiit,net in heat
5anriaeannitnfi wire...40-22in the,
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FRI., MARCH 26
SAT., MARCH 27
SUN., MARCH 28
MON.,' MARCH 29
TUES., MARCH 30
8-10 p.m. Public Skating
2-3:30 p.m. - Public Skating -
4:09 p.m. - Hockey Wind-Up.
8 p.m• .-I.H.L. Playoff Game
1st game of Finals
4:30; p.m.-• Figure skating
' To be Announced
WED., MARCH 31 1 :3:30 p.m. - Parents & Pre
Schoolers (last session of the year)
8:00 p.m. - Women's Broomball
Playoffs
THURS., APRIL 1 7:30 'p.m.- Men's Broomball
Playoffs
A.P R11_ 2 8:00 p.m. • I.H,L. Playoffs
2nd game of Finals.
SAT., APRIL 3 01:00 a.m. - Knights of Columbus
Hockey Tournament
SUN., APRIL 4 12:00 - Knights of Columbus ,
Hockey Tournament ,
8:00 p.m. - PLayoff Game.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR MARCH 25, 104
The. Belmont Bombers' out--
lasted a cleterynined Centenaires
squad to a4kance to the All
Ontario semi-finals while the
Centenaires hang up the skates
for another season.
The Centenaires were short
handed as injuries plagued the
Seaforth squad during this series
Playing with only two lines and
without the 'leagues two top
scorers ;the Centenaires opened
strong as Cam Doig, Steve
Southgate and Harry Arts, con-
nected to give them a 3-0 first
period lead.
The Seaforth club outshot the •
visitors 16-14 in the first period as
Lou Arts played outstanding goal,
holding the Bombers off the
scoreboard.
,,, The second period was all
Beltnont as they changed goalies
and came out strong as Chuck
Peterson took just 12 seconds to
put the visitors on the scoresheet.
Peterson then moved Belmont to
within a single marker just 30
seconds later as Belmost bombed
The warm spring weather has
caused cancellations of games
this past week at the Club. This
could create problems at playoff
time, Seaforth curlers may be
forced to rent ice time from area
clubs in order to compfete play-
offs. Looking back over the past
season; a season• that normally
'should be five months, Seaforth
curlers will have lost five weeks of
curling due to warm weather.
Well there may not have been
much action at the club, but
Seaforth curlers were not inactive
On Saturday March 20, three
rinks travelled to Ayr to partici-
pate in their Mixed Bonspiel.
All earn home with a prize. Jim
and Anne Cunninghani with Bill
and Marg Makins won two games
and lost one. Steve' and Roxanne
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Lou Arts with 24 shots.
Seaforth wasn't about to play
dead as Dave McClure moved
Seaforth back up , by two, _goals,
Cam Doig then put the Centen-
aires Up 5-2. Belmont came right
back as two quick goals by Patti
Buchanan and Jeff Dale put the
Bombers just one goal down.
Before the period ended Jeff
scoredtgain to even the score at 5
apiece. Belmont outshot the
locals 24-7 a* the pace was
beginning to telr on the Centen-
aires.
The final period -saw Belmont
again force play and move in front
for the first time as Randy Foster
tcored at the 2:21 mark, Cam
Doig then evened the count at 6 a
piece as he potted his third goal of
the night. Belmont then again
moved in front as Mike Lane put
the Bombers in front 7,6_ Seaforth
pressed in the 'dying seconds but
an empty net goal by. Rick Landon
with just 12 seconds left clinched
the game for the visitors. Belmont
again outshot Seaforth 21-11 for a
Brown, with Dave and Mary Jean
Beattie won one game and lost
two. Bill and Marg Fleming with
Don and Wendy Treineer also
won one and lost two. • •
'Also on Saturday a rink of men
entered the Cash Spiel in Exeter.
Winning fourth prize were Bob
Wilson, Bill Campbell and Doug
Rowcliffe. On Sunday March 21,,
the Silver- Tankard teams of Bob
Wilson and Rob Robichard de-
feated the Owen Sound entries in
Vanastra. This made them the
division winners and they travel
to the Kitchener Granite Club on
Friday.
Each of the sixteen divisions in
Ontario send, two rinks. After the
first game, the eight winning
A W.O.A.A. Rules Clinic will
be held hereSaturday April 24
starting at 10p.m. at Seaforth
District High School,. The clinic is
for all softball and baseball
umpires, interested in obtaining
their card. .
This clinic is alSo recommended
for players and coaches, ree
director Clive Buist says. There is
no cost to attend the Clinic
game total of 59,34.
The win put Belmont into the
provincial semi-finals and ended
a ,-productive season for the.
Centenaires. Seaforth finished
fourth'in. the league this season
but were only , 5 points from
second as it was a really tight
league.
Seaforth also bdasted the
league's two top scorers in Don
Nicholson and Randy Mcginchey
and had another-player Cam Doig
in fifth place. Seaforth's goal
tending duo of Lou Arts and Mark
Nelson finished in place
with a 3.67 average, while the top
goalies boatted a 3:30.
There are several Centenaires
retiring due to age this.seagon but
with a strong midget squad . and
several moving up, next season
should also prove to be a good
year for Seaforth.,
There will be a banquest for the
team April 3rd followed by a
dance at the Legion. Tickets are
available from excdtive members
at $4.00 per couple.
club. that .finkhed SccOnd in the,,,
standings during the ree#14r.
season, .
And the outcome? 1 wonpl Oat
hex on anyone hut it will be A
very, very tough battle .far both
clubs, The opening gogl, in the
final games will be all important.
To get an edge on these two clubs
you have to score early and often
because both ems. are capable
of coming back and whipping, the
pants right off . you.
Whether it be magic, lady luck
or help from above,---tIW)Kings
must be considered as the, big
surprise of the season. Finishing
fourth the elub garnered little
press space because of their less
than spectacular regular season
showing.-Elut the team" with the
royal name knocked- off the
powerful Wings in the biggest
upset of the season and haven't
looked back since.
The Flyers, meanwhile, join the
Wings, Stars, and Hawks as
spectators to the grand finale
beginning next Sunday ' evening.
The Orange team had been just
about the hottest thing ,on ice
until meeting the Kings. They
surprised by winning the first
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week in their quest for the
royal crown,
King Polg and his Knights in
yellow .armour had previously
thrashed the Mighty Red Army
and now 'face Art Strong's well
rested Blue troops.
The insurgent yellow tide made
it to the - final battle on the
strength of a decisive 3-1 victory
aver Lloyd "Cplonel" Eislers
Flyer forces last Sunday night.
Help from Beelzebeef?? Hope-
fully not. • A fairy Godmother's
•itnaster strekel? No chance. Hard
work and a guardian Angel??
Now, we are getting somewhere.
• The Kings have probably used
a little of everything in their
Cinderella climb to the I.H.L.
playoff finals. Their ascent to the
top should be attributed to hard
work, breaks and some being
overhead looking down upon
them with a smiling face.
Doig and his band were hard
pressed last week as the !Colonel'
and his Flyers threatened to
break through the lines on
different occasions late in the
Novice team
out after fight
game. The last man back,j,erry
Cooper, saved the Kings with big
saves off thestick of Jim Watson
in the dying stages of the contest.
The Kings prevailed on the
strength of their victories, in the
Trenches. (corners).
• The rough battle opened with
George , Keeves drawing first
-blood for the' Kings, Gary Finigan
made it 2-0 with a weird angle
shot from the corner and Dale
Kennedy provided a 3-0-margin
as a result of a rink length dash
early in the second stanza,
Bob 'Watson cut the difference
to 3-1 by netting the Flyers only
score. The third period went
scoreless as the Kings seemed
content in sitting back and letting
the Flyers come to' the attack.
The Flyers held the territorial
edge in the final frame despite
being , outshot 23-7, Had . they
produced any shots on net they
may have pulled it out. The
King's 23 shots on net w,ere
mostly from Idtig range; a result
of icing the puck and blue line
dump in shots.
'So next week the' big battle
. begins. Doig will lead his upstart
• band against a well rested Blue
Thursday March 18, was the
second game here in the, final
playoffs between Goderich Novice,
and Seaforth. In the first period
Brent Williamson scored for
Goderich and with only 15 sec.
left David, McLlwain scoring tying
'the game up. Both teams skating
real hard in the second period no
goals were scored. • '
• In the third period at the 8:10
mark David McLlwain scored
making the score 2-1 for Seaforth.
Grant Garrow scoring then for
Goderich at the 5:50 mark tied the
game up.
With only 17 seconds left in the
third 'period Sharon Ranber for
Goderich scoring the winning
goal making the score 3-2.
Goderich being an A team and
Seaforth a C team Seaforth put up
a hard fight during the series.
Goderich won the. Grand ChaM-
pionship Trophy. The SeafOrth
Coaches Manager and Novice
Team thanked Bill Strong and
Topnotch Feeds far donating.
trophies for winning all the
scheduled games , during the
season. These trophies were
ptesented to the, team after the
game Thursday evening, •
Weather cancels curling
divisions continue in the Silver
• Tankard and the eight losing
divisions" go into the competition
for the Burden Trophy. It is single
knock out and the semi finals are
played in the Guelph C.C. on
Saturday March 27.
The Special Events Committee
have planned a fund raising fun
day on Saturday March 27, There.
will be curling at 2:00 and 4:00,
beef dinner at 7:00 and a dance
following the meal.
If weather forces the cancella-
tion of curling, the dinner and
'.dance will still be held. Plap to
attend for the season.
'keen in Mind the Annual pot
luck supper and dance- on „April
24. The eleventh 50/50 Club ,
Draw winner was Frank Case.
WINTARIO m p ire clinic 'armed • • •
• except for rule books if desired.
. In Scaforth this year it is
anticipated that there 'will be
three travelling baseball teams,
Midget, Bantam. Peewee compet-
ing in the WOAA and A 4 team
baseball houseleague. Coaches
and managers are still needed. If
interested , people are asked to
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