The Huron Expositor, 1978-02-23, Page 11CLOSE GAME--The Seaforth,Novice hoCkey team and the. Brusselg team played 'a
close gaine on Friday night 'Nit Brussels won the game 5-3., (Expositor Photo)
Junior FarmerS
BROOMBALL TOURNAMENT
March 3rd March 4
7-11 p.M. 7 a.m. -.8 p.m.
At. The SEAFORTH ARENA
• t•
DANCE
Saturday, March 4th
9 p.m. - 1 'a.m-,
to Drumlin
Jim'D'EJONG
and
Brenda
COLEMAN
Bridal Couple,
Wish to invite relative
friends and neighbours /
their
WEDDING-
RECEPTION
Friday, Feb'.2-4th
- 9 P.M. •
Seaforth Legion Hall
O.H.A. Junior '"D"
PLAYOFF HOCKEY
Game 2
MITCHELL' HAWKS
vs.
SEAFORTH .CENTENAIRES
8:30'
Friday,
February 24th4
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• _Game 4
MITO-IELL.HAWkS
-SEAFORTH CENTINAIRE$
Tuesday, .February 28th .
8:30 p.tn. SEAPORTH ARENA
THIS Ali SPONSOR ED imPAULINE'S HAIR CARE
IT GET IN?—That's what these Novice Hockey teams -seem to asking as they
look toward the goal. The Seaforth Novice team lost the game to the Brussels team
,on Friday night. (Expositor Photo)
OVS *0 44. os
a Seaforth
THIS ,WEEK
'Thurs. to Sat.
Paradige
Gambler
.formeirly
The R evols
NEXT' WEEK
Lincoln Green
1.
Result's At The
Curling Club ThilWeek
MEN'S LEAGUE
Longstaff over Beattie
Patterson over Cornish 10-1 -
Roberton over Brown 9.3
Cunningham over Lingclbacir - 7-3
Patterson over Rowdiffe ‘.
LoVett over Wilson ' 5-3
Forbes over Cap ell '6-4
LA I ES' LEAGUE • .,
Cunningham over Lobb 10-1
N. Smith. over Campbell 9.4
F. Smith over Forbes .8-3
Fleming over WilsOn 12-1
. .
COMING EVENTS
Feb. 26 - Seaforth. Intermediate Division
. Playoffs.
Mar: 1 - Farmers Open - McGavin ,
. Mar.11 - Mixed Open - Fleming Feed 'Mills,
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5M-a than to support Blyth
Summer Festival. A 'ten-mile
ski-athori-will be held March 4 to
raise money for the Blyth
Summer Festival.
The crasteountry ski' eyent is
open to all skiers in the area. The
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Patrick's Day variety concert at
the Blyth Memorial Hall on
March' 17.
• ' •
-SOY THIS SKATING CAN SURE TIRE A
FELLA—Perhaps that's what the two skaters down,
on the ice were, hiking as fellow skaterS managed ,a
photogenic smile for the p.iliptographer when they
participated in the Seaforth Minor Hockey League's
Skate-a-thort last Saturday. (Expositor Photo)
ry
the second petjod -b-dt at the 12
minute mark of the 3rdP eriod
Mike Settles scored. again.
Mitchell 'scored one more • al
and the game ended with a 2-all
tie.
This wa's the last game' before
the playOffS Putting Seaforth in
second place with 6 wins, 4 losses
and 2 ties. The playoffs are to be a
3. out .of S series,
Seaforth starts against Mitchell
on Friday. February 24th at '6:45
in Seaforth, The second ghme is
in Mitchell on Sunday Feb. 26th.
The"third game is in Seaforth on
Thursday March 2 at 6:15 p.m..
. •
Oldtimers play
tgridon SatUrdaY
• On Saturday, February 25th •at
the local arena the , London
CildtimerS will be in Seaforth to
play the BeaverThldtimers. The
last time these two:teams' met
London won 6-5 so this game
promises to be another Close one.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24
6:45 P.M. Novice Playoffs, ,
Seaforth VS Mitchell
Jr. D. Playoffs
Seaforth VS Mitchell
• SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25
6:00 A.M. - 00 P.M. - Sat. Morlfing houseleagiie
hockey
1:30 - 3i00 P.M. . - Public Skating
4:30 P.M. - Atom Houseleague Game
6:00 P.M. - 'Seaforth PeeWee Game
8:00 Seaforth °Whiners VS London
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26
3:00 P.M. - Midget Game
4:45 P.M. - Dublin Bantams VS Lionshead
7:00 P.M. - Playoffs
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27
4:30 - Learn to Skate
5:15 - Figure Skating
.8:30 - Seaforth Oldtitners
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
8:30 P.M. • Jr,. D. Playoffs Seaforth VS Mitchell
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1
1:00 = 3:00 P.M. -
4:00 P.M. - Power Skating
5:00 P.M. • Novice Practice
*6:15 P.M. - Jr. it. Practice
8b0 P.M. - 'Women's broomball Playoffs
THURSDAY, MARCH2
5:00 P.M. • 'Atom Practice
6:15 P.M. . Bantam Practice
7:30 P.M. • Men's Broomball Playoffs
(111111D11111 TIRE its„,
F.W. Tilley l td. stmrcitsh
HURON EXPO$1TOI, FEBRUARY 23, 1970 -71,1•1
chance's of surviving as :*a 4sht sttaight -game without a loss, 26, 2976: 7:00 Strs *vs. PlYers;
WAIL eirOit• Larry Broome and • Ken • 8;00 Hawks vs. Blues; 1.0:00
Clive Eltilst paced the Hawks to Devereaux. scored two gbals a Wings vs. "Kings.
victory by scoring four goals. Jim
McLeod added the hat trick for
the winners with Ted'
Montgomery, Frank Flanigan and
Ran Leonard all netting twos a
piece.
tale Hawk .searing.
Harry Arts tallied twice for the
Royal Team with Dave Longstaff
chipping in 'a single marker.
Wings 4 Flyers.2 - •
Last week's action also
provided the first big upset of this
year's, playoffs. Using a tight:•
checking defensive system, the
Wings Shocked the Flyers 4.2
during last Sundy's middle
match.
The Wings went into the game
as heavy underdogs but two late
goals by Bill Heron assured them
of the iMportant*victory.
Dougtz‘ illy and DOU Philips
Stars 9-4 during last Sunday s
late came.-ft was their twelfth
• • eaforth Novice go
[by Dpvellroome]
All the go4d, things that the
Kin§s, had accomplished this past
,• aOason were quickly forgotten last
Sunday night as a savage form of
retribution befell the Royal
sqUad.
• The agents of vengeance were,
sf insit tntigelrye,d -thteheKin.gHsaAwskr3s,
during
. who
last ;Sunday's early game.
'9 the dark shirts lopsided win
avenges an earlier 17-6-losi'they
absorbed at the hands of the same
King team.
.Seven weeks ago the Hawks
showed up to do battle with five
skaters. Sho'W4ng more, courage
than good sense, they became the
victims of tik biggest thumping
in league history. Last Sunday the
Kings played with six skaters 'and
. the result was, indeed, sweet
revenge for -the Hawks.
The odds of dying *twice might
be better, than the I.H.I.."s
- On Friday, February 17 the
Brussels Novice team came to
Seaforth and won with a 5-3
score.
Mike BLtiles started scoring off
for Seaforth with a 'goal early in
the 'first period. Brussels scored •
one goal in the• second period '
making it a tie game at the end of
.the second period.
They they flooded the ice and
Brussels came on strong in the'
third period with 2 goals.
With 8 minutes 'left Jeff Alec
scored and one minute later Pait
Murray - scored unassisted:
tn However, Brussels caef„ back
and scored 2 more goals ending
the game with Brussels 5 arid
Seaforth 3. .. .
Sunday afternoon Feb. 19,
Mitchell travelled to Seaforth and
.ended the game with a tie of' 2
goals a piece. '
Early in the first period
Mitchell scored but Mike Betties
come right back with' a goal to tie .
the game. There were no goals in
5rinno155
i ntO playoffs in 2nd The 'Blues continued their bet
•-stiealc...last week by thrashing the
scored the other 'Wing goals:-
Casey Kla.ver and John
Devereaux scored for the Flyers.
• ' Blues 9 Stars 4
Hildebrand and Olen Nicholson .
ail netted single markers. Alm
Nash and Kevan Broome each
netted a pair of goals for the
green team.
addded Single ,?6als to round out ' . I.H.L. Notes
Olen Malcolm and Jerry Feeney
The Blues. halve so far survived
a rash of Silly penaltie-sirthe4wo
play-off games' played. They lead
the penalty department with 45
minutes So far. The Wings
outshot the Flyers 27-22 last week
The Hawks.outblasted the Kings
56-15 and the Blues outshot the
, Stars 48-.31. The Star's goalie,
Rick Fortune has faced 97 shots in
two games.
King's Ross Govier has faced
94 driyes in his two matches
King's players missing last week
were: Steve Southdate, Al
Wilbee, ' Steve Eckert, Gary
Finigan and Jack Ungarian. The
Flyer loss -48).Keek leaves things
wide' open now. They haVe to face
-the Blues yet and two'losses could
spell disaster. The Blues don't
have things easy now either. They
have •the Hawks, Wings and
Flyers; left:
Games this 'Sunday February
piece to pace the Blues, l311:1 Price, '
Dave Broome -Jim Sills one