The Huron Expositor, 1978-01-19, Page 11SEAFORTH BEAVERS
OLDTIMERS
Egmondville Bowling
Ladies High Single-Joyce
Taylor 230; Ladies High Triple
• Betty Hully 597. Season's Hig
Single-Sue Deighton 354,
Season's.. High Tripp -Rose
Bisback 732.
1Men's High Singfe--15-O'b
Schenck 278, Men's High.
Triple-Roy Dalton 752, Season
High Single-Gerard Meitidinger
309, Seasons., High Triple-Roy
Dalton 752. b •
Team Standings
Crystals 73, Diamonds 62
Canadians 53, Old. V's' 53, Re
Caps 47, Blues 47. •-c
Tuesday Nighters Leagne
" Standings
r
H
rin 82, Hard Lucks 64,
eacipin 61, Tuff -59, Born'
Losers 40, Muskateers 30.
Ladies High -games- eorgina
Reynolds 261,, Maryann Weiler
256.
Men's High games Eric
Matzold 390, Jerry. Nobel 345.
Dies High .Triple-Georgina
Reynoldp 656.
Men's HighTriple-Eric Matzold
820,
St. James Bowling League
Turtles 63, Chipmunks' 60,
Jaguars 591/2 , Lions 57'/2 Cougars
49, Tigers 47.
Ladies High S ingle-Bonnie
Bedard 27.3, High Triple-Bonnie
Bedard 669,
Men's high single Reg Dick
322, Higi• Triple-Ron Beuerman
735.
Legion Bowling
High Sitig1e -ran.6, 3-A4--E-si ler
261, Helen Nicholson 268.
High Triple Jan. 6, Jack Eisler
639, Helen Nicholson 746.
Standings
#6 buffers 57; #3 Chiefs, Kids
56, #4 Young Marshalls 51, #2
Black Velvets 50, #5 Ups and
Downs 45, #1 High Pusseys 35.
MIXT DOUBLE
Standings
Rosebuds 70, Fruit -Loops 69,
Slow Starters 58, Cheerios 57, '
Ap'ple Jacks 53, Hbneycombs 51.
'Ladies High Single-Marg Scott
250, Men's High Single-Allan
Dale 320. . •
Ladies Triple-Marg Scott 595,
Thelma, 595, Men's
Triple Bill Brown 755.
Season's High Ladies
Single-Betty Bennett 327, Men's
Single-Ron Beuerman 348, Ladies
Triple-Betty Bennett .709, Men's
Triple-Jortn Coleman 870,
dies Average' Betty $mith 193,
Men's Average. John Coleman
,226,;
1 and-2 Ch
Rosebuds, ...Alleys 3 &4 Slow
• Starters and Honeycombs, Alleys
5 &6 Fruit Loops and Apple Jac
ks.
Spares-Miles: Little 160, Roy
McGonigle 164,, Mary Little Sr.
146, Linda Gridzak 175.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Blue Jays 53, Blue Birits 52,
Road Runners 49, Coo Coos 47,
Robins 32, yultures 20Y
Men's High ingle-Jim Holland
2 , Men's High Triple-John
,leman 648. ..
Ladies High Single and Triple
Ellis Van Bake! 253 and 687.
Jan 12.
Blue Jays 55, Road Runners 54,
fficers eleeted to
'nor Athletic Assoc.
Novice team
scores 7-0
On January 7, Milverton came
to afortli and Seaforth Novice
wo 7;0.
at Murray was the top goal
scorer for the game with five
goals and:Brad-13euttenmiller and
Miettles each scored one
goal. .
The team travelled 'to Mitchell
on January 14 to claim another
win 4-3,--""'
Mike 'Beltles tied' the first
period Up making the. score 1-1.
Mitchell came right back with a_
goal in the :second period and 'at
the 3:00 'minute mark of that
period, MikesCoreci again tying ,
the game. Then at the 7 rninirte
mark Mitchell score making the
game 3-2 for Mitchell.
At the '3 minute mark Ron'
Pryce scored unassisted to tie the
game again: With a minute, and
seven seconds left, Pat Murray
scored Iti,ted . by Ron Pryce
ending- me 4-3. for Seaforth:
The next gartte has been
changed froth January 21 to the
25 in Brussels at :6:00 p.m.
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Correspondent
Hilda M. Payne
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Hensall Bantams played again
on Monday night against Elma-
Logan winning by 8-3. In the first
period, Hensall led all the' way,
" scoring, four goals in the first
period against Eltria-Legan's one.
The lone goal scored by the latter
team went to Donald ..Marks
assisted. by Don Wilson ,f'while
Hensall's scorers were Doug
Volland assisted by. Jamie
McClinchey and Ron Lavery, Jeff
--Rowe'-assisted-by- -Pete-Bedard,-
Dave Consitt unassisted and
finally • Jeff Rowe unassisted
Heesall scored their other four
goals in the. second period with
Elora-Logan again scoring only
one goal ,-by Curtis Callinson
assisted by Don Marks. Scoring in ,
that period for Hensall were
Jamie ..McClinchey assisted by
Paul Sniale, Jeff Rowe unassisted
and the last .two by DAve Consitt
assisted by Jeff . Rowe. Elma-
Logan scored their third goal in
the third period this goal scored
by Donald Marks assisted by
Dave Hoshiel. A doff of the hat
to' Jeff RoWe and Dave Consitt of
Hensall and Donald Marks of
Elma-Logan for making the "Hat
Trier: ,
• Officers for: the Minor Athletie
Association Were elected at the
meeting held in the Legion Hall
On Monday night—as follows.
President, Bill Koehler; First
Viee-President, Bill Gardner;
Second Vice-President, Les
Gardner; Secretary, Robert
Goudie; • • Treasurer,. Tan
Neilands. The next meeting will
be held next Monday.
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At the
Arena_
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20
7-9:30 P.M. '- Atom Tournament
SATURDAY JANUARY 21 i
9:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. - Atom Tournament
8:30. P.M. - Old Timers Game
SUNDAY JANUARY 22
10:15 - 6:00 P.M. Atom tournament
7:00 P.M. - I.H.L. Games
MONDAY JANUARY 23
4:30 F.M. Learn to Skate
5:30 - 8. P.M. Figure Skating
8100 P.M. - Women's Broomball Games'
• TUESDAY, JANUARY 24 ,
5:45 P,M. Pee Wee Practice
7:00 p.m.. Bantams VS Clinton
8:30 P.M. - Midgets VS Mitchell
WEDNESDAY, 'JANUARY 25
4:00 P.M. -PoWer Skating
5:00 P.M. - Novice, Practice
6:15 P.M. - Junior PraCtiee
8:30 P.M. - Seaforth Oldtiniers VS Finnish
Oldtimers
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26
5:00P.M. - Atom Practice
6:15 P.M: - Bantam Practice
7:30 P.M. - Mena. BreOniball
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. , The Flyers cameon strong " The Mks lead the league
,lietmittook0‘viitli.a
i.41 avcrge.. :10$4. By: two'' Flyers Nis; 50;§ 10;g0
DaveBy BMW Mtn', ;leads, all
-- assists with a team total :of .85. .0.ary Montgomery' is second vy,ith 0;30 Wings vs. Kings * during the last 15 111.111U1c$ of, their
Theleague record is 145 set two a 1.50 goals: against average. ,-1 . 1,1's 'One' line versus a whole match, against the Ohms, They
seasons, ago by the. Wings. Tbe,Wings Laurie Kruse sits. at team, Unfortunately the. Kings couldn't get ,the equalizer but
per gaine, category Steve goals - against and look for the Red team to win` by a logic
can't play 60 minutes so
line of ARts, Southgate and should continue the momentum
against the STars. They-should
come out shooting and win by two _
They have also scored the most 5.16; Rick 'Fortune pis 'a §40
goals with 71 so far. In.the,pelpta averagp;.Ross Gone has 4 T.54
Roesne has 7 83
average,
PA .. scores. 4 Kings leads with 4,a , , average. . -- it -- -----
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'FINNISH0.11)11-MERS•
match.•
F lyers ire averaging "11:0 o f Tthhee stha rmeee Fhlaytetrrise:Its last week' •
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penalty minutes per match. Neld brings the league total to 32-,two
are the Blues at 10.3 minutes per: short of the record set a couple 'of •
game,. Carmen Roemer set a
record year's back, There are numerous •
last Sunday night he would.
just-as soon forget. The Haw/
gOaltender allowed 10 goals
- during the dark shirts game
against the Wings. That ,pushes
1 /4 his goals against to 94 on the GAines.next week January 22,'
season thus breaking' -the Old 1978: 7:00- Hawks vs. Blues.
- record of 89 set two years ago by.-- The Blues played their best
the:stars and tied last year by the ' defensive game of the seasorklast
;same Hawks. Sunday in•knocking off the Flyers
• He is in danger oft ecorning the 2-1. The Hawks defense 'stayed
first goalie in league history to a 10.9 loss to the Wings
have 100 goals 'scored against home hi so look for the Blues to gel 8
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; 2,75,. Doug -Philips 2.72, GarY themselves are on a hot strak, •
Dale Kennedy 3,08, Clive Buist a big 2-1 victory. The Blue team '
Finigan 2,72, Dave Broome 2,66, They have gene 7 wed5 i'4111014t_ .
Ralph Wood 2.66, Brian Dale 2.50 loss, Ironically, their last defeat • • ‘A' and Bill Price at /36 points per was a40 whitewash at the hands •
.•• ••••••••••••.•,•••••****,•••••••• a 3.27 average. Neat 'are' trarrY The Blues -alt the Flyers N'
S. also of the Kings, at 94220 game win streak last Sunday with • See me
records in jeopardy at the
moment •and a number have
already been broken. Too many to
mention in one column.
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Seaforth Community Centre
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Tickets =Children $1.00, Adults $100, Family $5.00
available at Bob, Betty's Variety, Anstett Jewellers,
Seaforth' Recreation Office or Team Members. -
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C. Buist H 19 14 33 G.Malcolm H 3 D.Broorne B 17 15 32
D.Philips W 23 -,"7 .......30..._ Team W
Finigan K 11 19 30 Flyers
H. Arts K 11 18 29'4 Bl ues
B.Price B 15 11
B.Dale W 12 13
R.Weod F • 8 46
D.0' Reilly W 13 ,10
B.Akker B 11 10
K„ Broome S 10 11
J. Devereaux F 13 5
D. Leonard H 6 12
J.Feeny H 6 10
S. Wocks F 6 • 10
G.Moyland B ' 4 12
R, Devereaux W 2 14
,G.O'Dwyer F 10 ‘5
A. Strong F 8 7.
M.Fienderson F 11 4
J.Dick H 1 '14
F.Burton F 7 7
'D.Longstaff K 8 5
G. Nicholson .B
Player- -Tetun, (T A Pts. T.STevenson.S 4 D.Kennedy H 16' /32-- ,21
S.Southgate K 18, 18 • 36 : .-4.Reeves W 7
M.Connolley S 6,
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7:00 " 8:30 10:00
Blues 2 Kings 6 Wings 10
Flyers 1 Stars 6 Hawks 9
10 . 2 0
8 2 2
5 5 2
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2 6 4
Hawks .3 9 0
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Legion TEam
:Team, standings:
Duffers,. 57; Chiefs Kids, 56;
Yeung Marshalls, 51; Black,
Velvets, 50; Ups & Downs: 45:
High Pusseys, 35, .
Ladies' High Single andTriple,
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