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THE HUR N EXPO'ITOR IVIARCH2,19M
Centenaires stay Alive after their 5-4 win
over Mitchell Tuesday
Thu d t Seaftirth Pee
Wees y:4). rong defensive
garde ups 'nghara 12.3
after losing a much disputed
contest to Clinton in 0.M.H.A.
Playoffs. Clinton was later
Ousted by Wingham who go on to
meet the winners of the 'Northern
Division.
In Exhibition • play against
'Wingham, Seafcirth took
command, netting 13 'goals to •
Wingham's 3. Goal getters for
Seaforth were John Dale 3, D'ave'
Murray 3, Jerry W right 2, Jim
Campbell 2, and singles from Rob
Core and Charlie Malcolm. Kevin'
"'McLean scored twice for
VVirigham. and Steve Nicholson
-added the third making the final
score 12-3 for Seaforth. Minutes
in penalties Wingham 8, Seaforth
6.
In regular season play,
Seaforth won 11 games, losing 2
which earned them -a first. place
Bowling Scores
Ladies High Single, Lillian
Matzold, 235; Ladies' -High Triple
Maryanne' Weiler, 615; Men'S
High Single and Triple, Eric
Matzold, '319 and 746.
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commanding three game lead over
the Centenaires as they scored, a
lopsided 9.4 Victory on 'their home
ice Sunday afternoon. They led
3.0 after the first and 7-1 after the-
second. The Centenaires again
had several good scoring chance-st-: --
butAgain,were unable to finish off
their plays,,,_,,,
Harold Davis and Mike Avery'
led the Hawks orislaughtlyIth two
goals apiece while singles were
fired by Rill Stacey, Brad Fischer,
Tom Pickard, Murray Elliott and ,
Jim Smith.
Mike Feeney scored twice for
the 'Centenaires with Cam Doig
and Paul McClure each' adding
one. Mitchell outshot Seaforth
36-29 and received 11 or 18 minor,
penalties called by referee Ray
Parise.
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The Mitchell'Hawks came 'ti"p""'"
with three „ straight victories to
take a coanmanding lead WI their
best four out of seven series
against the Seaforth Centenaires.
'[he Hawks won by scores of 9.3
and 9.4 Mitchell and Scored a
come-from-behind 6-4 win ' in
Seafoith.. They 'could wrap up the
series with a win in Seaforth on
Tuesday night, Fehrilary
Mitchell 9 Seaforth 3
The Mitchell Hawk's stored .
three goals, in ,the second period;
and added four yore in the third
as they easily defeated the
Centenaires 9-3, Four of
Mitchell's nine goals came on the
-Power play as did all three of the
C .ntenaires.
, Harold Davis and Brad Fischer
led- the Hawk assault with-twir --convincing 6-4 come-from-behind Chris Ring and Bill O'Shea wit
goa apiece while Phil Avery. Bill victory at the Seaforth Arena on One apiece scored ; for the
Centenaires. The hawks picked
up 12 penalties compared to the"
" Stacey, Randy, Roycraft and Ron
Elliott fired one apiece, Bruce
Blake, Cam Doig and Kevin
Bennett' "scored for the
Centenaires. The:Centenaires
were only outshot by one shot but
were unable to beat Mitchell
goaltender Bob Ward when the
chances arose. Mitchell led 2-1
Friday night.
The Centenaires jumped into
an early 3.0 led and looked as
though they had the-Hawks on the
ropes but they seemed to go ,into
hiding as the Hawks roared, back
to tie the score with three goals in
a span of' a minute and twenty-
seven seconds.
By Gary Gray.
The Seaforth Centenaires won
their first game and the chance to
stay, in playoffs in game-4" of 7
against the - Mitchell Hawks
Tuesday night in Seaforth by
s re of 5-4.
Th inning goal was scored by
C, -Doi with two minutes and
30' seconds t the-game.- •
The C.enten es' next game
will be Friday nig in Mitchel) at .
8:30- and the two earns will be
back in,: Seafort ,on Sunday if
Seaforth wins the game there. ,
Chiefs Kids, 88; Black Velvets, Chipmunks, 91; Jaguars, 851/2 ; Roadrunners, 83; Bluebirds, 79;
80; Duffers, 74; Ups and Downs, Turtles, 79; Lions, 701/2-; Tigers, Bluejnys, •72; COO Coos, 68;
72; Young Marshal's, 59; High 68; Cougars, 68.
Pusseys, 47. Ladies' High Single,
Ladies' High Single.and Triple, Diek, 248; Ladies' High
Ann Wood, 312, 772; Men's High Lynda Kramp, 622.
Single and Triple, John Cairns, Men's High Single, , John
299, 778. Coleman, 304; Men's High Triple
MIXED: BOWLING LEAGUE Reg Dick., 820.
T4atn standings: • TOWN AND COUNTRY,
Rosebuds, 99; Fruit loops, 97; Team standings:
Cheerios, 80; Slow' Starters, 74; Jellyfish; 76; Sackers, 75; SharkS,
Apple Jacks, 72; Honeycombs, 71; Crabs, 67; Dolphins, 67;
62. Shrimps, 64. - - •
Ladies' High Single and Triple,
Betty .Smith: 262, 628; Men's
High Single, John Coleman, 295;
Men's High Triple, Paul'
Matthews, 744.
Ladies' High 'Single,
Betty Bennett, 327; Ladies'
Season High Triple and Average, •
Betty, Smith, 720, 197; Mee' s
Season High Single, Ron
Beuerinan, 348; . Men's- .Season
High Triple and Average, John Sunday, February '26 with 98' Snowmobi•le Club was won by
Coleman, 870, 227. • hands being played.
SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL The Poker Rally winners were 'Janet St. Pierre, Bill Rathwell and Tom Turner `A' 2
, Team standings: Rick Etherington, Lloyd Hoy and Alvin -Cole. Rob Coke 2
Spit ST: Heavy Chevys, 74; Dawn Rathwell. . D.Campbell.
Sandra Johnston won potatoes; RI.Backwell 1 Shagrays, 72; • Mustangs, 67. Additional winners and prizes donated by Bill Consitt and family„ D.Kunder 5 .Ladies' High Single, Mary were Dave Consitt, trouble light ' and Bob Grunewald won combs Bar.Campell 2 Helen Munro, 231, 544; LadieS' donated by H.L. Lobt; and Sons;, donated by the Hully Gully Jeff Campbell 0 High Triple; Karen Munro, 551, Bob Grunewald, a flashlight,
average, 201; 'Men's High Single, donated by H.ully .:Gully snowmobile Club. The glass
turkey was won by Ron Coleman. TOTAL 111 Ron H •uwcrt, 260; Men's High snowmobile Club; Connie Evans,
Triple, Kevin Young,.563, two quarts of oil, donated by Ross • average, 205. • Scott Fuels; Dale Stephenson, • Family p a ra di s a two quarts of oil, donated by Ross
72; King Kongs, 63; Swats, 591/2 . Nancy Taylor, hat - AsgroW - .
Ladies: High Single,,' Jabkie donated by, Arnold Taylor; Dawn Family Paradise Snowmobile barbeque to finish the end of a
Nobel, 265; Ladies' High Triple Rathwell, jacknife donated by • Club held a Mini-Poker Rally on perfg_ct..,Oy, except Steven
and average. Jill Muir, 271667, Arnold Taylor; Stu 'Broadfoot, hat Sunday for the children of club ' Glanville' who broke his elbow
• 197: Men's High Single, Triple, Asgrow, donated by Arnold, .members only. Each child was sliding down a.snow bank. ,A,
Average, GlendoNCoombs, 225, Taylor; Don Elliott, hat, donated accompanied by'a"n adult, and had .,-
590. 185. ' ' ' by 'Topnotch ' Feeds; Janet to ride over an-eleven mile trail.
Coulter, hat, donated • by
EGMONDVILLE-LEAGUE ' Topnotch' Feeds;, Paul Caldwell, They had to pick up cards and cut
• • Team standings: ' hat, doanted by Topnotch Feeds. a card when they finished the run
Crystals, 100; Diamonds, 86; Flashlights were won by Lillian to find out who had the best poker
-hand. c.-:madblis. 821-Ri:',(1-CaPs:-.66 `, old -EVans, ROb Young, Arnold .
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Ladies' High Single, Pat Baker,.as-•-, The winners for the best hands McGregor, Jerry Johnstonr3
• .175; Ladies' High Triple, Rose , Britnell, Al Butson, Brian McAsh were: First, Lori Glanville;,
• Bisback. 643; Men's High Single, and Dave bet-haler.. Sc-cond, Louanne McNichol;
Steve Oosterbosch, 330; Men's Bob Webster won snowmobile Third, Donny, ' ; • Fourth,
High Triple, Mike Meidinger, oil donated by . Don McGregor, , Chelene Clan le; Fi arbara
Pee , pesbedt Wingham
ST. JAME'S BOWLING LEAGUE Commercial League
Tearn_staadings:.. —Team.,-Standings:
Louise
Triple,
Robins, 65; Vulchers7-33"; -
Ladies' high single and triple,
Alice Van Bakel, 261, 632. Men's
High single, John Coleman, 268
and Cor. Vander Pryt 268. Men's
High triple, John Coleman, 779.
THURSDAY NIGHTERS
BOWLING .
Team -standings:
Smoothies, 1,14; Hard Lucks, 83;
Headpins, 75; Tuff, 74;
Muskateers, 48; Born Losers, 47.
Men's High Single and Triple,
John Coleman, 304, 728; Ladies'
High Single, Pearl McCallum,
229; Ladies' High Triple, Leanne
McKay, 567:
in at Hully Gully rally,-
The Hully Gully Snowmobile
Club- -had a Poker Rally on
Windshield washer anti freeze,
donated '-by' 'the' Hay . G.Ully
Grant McGregor, Brian McAsh,
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8 ' 9 0
3 8
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126
4
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237
6
4
188
Y.B.C. Scott Fuels; Mike Elwood,
Miisters, 851/2 ; Mean Machine, Ross Scott Fuels. .
Tcam standings: , • . gasoline anti freeze, donated by Childre—n it rally
Vs, 66'; BlueS", 61. Taylor, Lloyd Hoy, Gladys
758. and Steve-Elliott won snowmobile
Sports Seaforth oil, donated by Ron Coleman.
GlanVille. . _
Everyone enjoyed a steak
after the, first' and 5-2 after the Mitchell scored .• two
7-sae-O. 'The CenteitaTtes7Pleked""iiiiiiiiViiered 'goals in the second
up 14 of 23 penalties called in the frame while each team traded a
same including a match penalty . goal in the third. ''• •
to Bruce Blake for spearing with•• The Centenaires again seemed
,cinly 45 seconds remaining inn.the to. carry the play to the Hawks but
game. , again failed to capitalize on their'
Mitchell 6.Seaforth 4 ' ,thances. Mike • Avery, Brad
The Mitchell Hawks took a 2.0 Fischer, Ron Elliott, Harold
. lead in their best four out of seven Davis, Bill Stacey and' Randy
playoff series with the Seaforth Raycraft scored for, for. the Hawks,
Centenaires as they scored a while Jeronie-Aubin With a pair,
2.
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standing „ahead of Winghatn,
Clinton and. Mitchell respectively.
The Pee Wees chalked up their
first victory last Saturday evening
in the W.O.A.A. Consolation
Playoffs by downing Mitchell"3-1.,
Both teams were scoreless after
the first period of play as
close-Checking set the pace for an
exciting game.
. At 8:29 of the secon • period,
Seaforth's defense was caught in•
their own end as Dave Kelterborn
walked in en goalie Keith
McClure and netted the game's
first goal for Mitchell....
Dave - Murray retaliated for
Seaforth makipg the score 1-1 at
the end of the second period.
Charlie Malcolm assisted by John
Dale and Rob Core scored 'twice
more for Seafort making the
final score 3.1 eaforth. Minutes
in penalties ,Seaforth 4, Mitchell
Playoffs Seaforth will play Home
In W .0. A.A. Con•solation w . t •
and Home games against-,
, Mitchell, ' Clinton and Lucknow Three Seaforth groups have
..,and total points will determine been ,awarded grants from the,
• the W.O.A.A. Consolation proceeds of the Ontario Lottery.
winner. Good Luck Pee Wees1 ' The Seaforth Broomball League
Sports Seaforth • will get $433 to purchase trophies
G.' G. A. PT.MIP and .$3j4 to help buy equipment:
TheSeaforth District Saddle •riavid Murray 34 6 40 ' 12
'h. Malcolm 12 26 38 12 )Chib will receive $457 to share in
John Dale 'C' f3 24 3-7•—• the cost of lighting their horse • .
JerrY Wright 8 12 20 20 , exhibition ring, The local hockeY
association will receive $1,911 to Jim Campbell 9 '9 -share in the purchase . of -hockey' Dan Wesen- . • •
• 'A' 10
Marty Bedard. ,
6 16 6 equipment and--awards,
4 12 4 . A grant -of .$3,071 is to go, to
.9 , Exeter Minor Hockey AssOciation
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11 42-
, 11 '34 to assist with the• costs of travel
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