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SEA FORTH MINOR SOCCER
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
7:30 Seaforth Community Centre
Thursday, March'30
All, interested coaches, managers, parents or anyone
interested in Minor Soccer asked to attend.
Results At The
Curling Club This Week
COMING EVENTS
March 26 Junior Fun Day
'April 9 Mixed Fun Day
April 15. Junior Pot-Luck Supper
April 29 Annual Pot-Luck Supper
MEN'S LEAGUE
Brown over Cunningham 6-4
Roberton over Patterson Sr. 7-5
Lingelbach over Imngstaff 7-3
Beattie Over Cornish 8-4
Rowcliffe over Campbell 6-2
Lovett.over Forbes 8.6
LADIES LEAGUE
Brown over McKay 11-3 -
Deighton over Beattie 7-6 ,
Murray over Dolmage 7-5
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Robinson 'over Ste. Marie 8.1
D. Underwood over Ruston 6-3
Ribey over Primean 8-2
Van VIlet over M. Underwood 8-5
MIXED LEAGUE
Lingelbach over Boswell 9-5
• Beutenmiller over Hilderley 5-4
Brown •over Patterson Sr. 8.3
Beattie over Roberton 7.4
Hayter itted Cunningham 7.7
Fleming over Fotheringhtun 5.3
Wilson over Smith 9.4
Tremeer over. Forbes 6.4
Ste. Marie over RoWeliffe 8.2
Campbell over McKay 7-5
Matins over Patterson 8.5
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WESTERN ONTARIO CHAMPIONS—The Seaforth
Atoms won the Atom "CC" Championship in the
third game of• the series by defeating the Durham
team for the third time in a row on March 14. The
• W.O.A.A. team trophy was donated by, the Seaforth
Police Department. Members of ,the Proud team: are
Pee Wees end season.
from front (LI Raymond An'stett, Jeff Reid, David
McLlwain Captain, Darren:Crocker, aarr'Godkin,
Robbie Giew. Middle: Kevin Melatry, Greg Murray,"
Kevin Williamson Assistant Captain, Scott Driscoll,
Mark Stapleton, Danny Van Loon. Back: Jack
McLlvvain Coach, Ron ,Driscoll Coach, Karen Driscoll
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With 7 wins,-1 tie, n losses
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Optimists tournament over the weekend. Seaforth
beat. Arthur 9-0. BrusSels Optimist Bruce Wilbee is
shown with Atom caOtain David McLlwain and Kevin
Williamson.
Atoms win W
1-0 Flyers, R. Wood
(J. Devereaux) 8:07
trophy for third
year in a row
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Penalties: L. Broonie (B), J. Price
(F) Minors. '
Second Period
2-0 Flyers, R. Wood (G. O'Dwyer),
12:50
Penalties: G. Nicholson (B), C,
Klaver (F) Minors..
Third Period
3-0 Flyers, G. O'Dwyer (R. Wood),
8:19
4-0 Flyers, S. Wocks
(W: Coombs) 14:02
5-0 ers W Co b ' (F
Burton, M. Henderson) 16:55
5-1 Blues, B. Akker IR.
Hildebrand', K. Devereaux) 19:27
PenaltieS: G. Nicholson (B), S. •
Wocks(F), • L. Brootria(13), M.
Henderson(F), L. Broome(B), G
licholson(B), R. Hildebrand(B),
L. Broome(B) All 'Minors., D.
Broome (B), G. O'Dwyer(F)
Majors--game miSconducts.
Shots'on Net by
--1- 2 _3_.t..
Flyers 15 12 16. 43
Blues 10 5, 10 '25
minutes in penalties were called I
during the wild period that • -
completely got out of hanc63,Itg,..,,,
Blues won the hitting_Oft of the
match but paid dearly for their I
folly. They had a total of 33
minutes while the Flyerk were • • I
tagged with 25 minutes in
penalties.
Ralph Wood led the white
shirts by scoring two goals. Gord
O'Dwyer. Sid Wocks and Wayne
Coorabt all ,scored _in that. final
period to put the Blues away.
embarra,ssment bs, scoring with
Ben Akker averted a total ' • 1
33 second left to snap the shutout
bid,
Next week (Sunday 26) the two
teams will go at it, again. Game
time is 8:30.
Notes: The 33 minutesin
penalties gives the Blues 122 in
just 6 playoff games. Dave Broom
has 48 of those minutes. Ron
Hildebrand is second with 32
minutes. The Flyers Outshot the
Blues 43.25 on the game. You
would have to go back to the
1970-71 season to 'find the longest
win streak in history. The
Stars Of that year went 17 garrieS
without a loss.
Plyeri-Blues First Period
0.0 Scoring--None
On Tuesday March 14 the local
Atoms 'travelled to Durham for
the third game of the series and
won the W.O.A.A. • Akin) "CC'
Championship with a final score
of 5-2. This is .Seaforth's third
year . in p• row to win this
Championship.
the Seaford) team proved too
powerful for the Durham team for
all the three games. Seaforth built
'up a commanding 5,0 lead before
Durham could get on the score,
board. Durham fen& back hard.
but were unable to overcome the
determined Seaforth team.
Grey Murray opened the scor-
ingtor Scaforth With one goal on a
pass from Scott Driscoll in the
first period. 'Captain David Mc
!Await) netted 3 goals all unassis-
sted. Scoring the fifth goal for
Setiforth was Scott Driscoll unas-
sis ted giving the Seaforth team a
5-0 lead.
• It Wasn't until the last . 3
minutes that Durham scored 2.
quick goals one by Billy Mac-
Farlene and one - by David Hop-
kins making the final-score S'-2 tee-
the Seaforth Atoms.
After the game Captain David
McLlwain was presented with the
W.O.A.A. Team Trophy donated
\by the Scaforth Police Depart-
ment.
The two leading scorers this
year by the local Atoms are David
McElwain With 127 goals and
Greg Murray With 51 goals.
lues
[by Dave Broome!
Napoleon Bonapart,
Muhammid Ali and the Montreal•--
Canadiens all had one thing in
-common. They ' shared long
impressive streaks of success.
The common denominator that
ties the three above mentioned
together is winning.
But they • all learned that
and in many, cases does not last
forever. In Napoleon's case, his
big defeat came at Waterloo; Ali,
Succumbed to an upstart 24 year
.old named Leon Spinks and the
Montrealers were rudely halted
by the New YOrk Rangers:
Another , long binge of winning
came to ad abrupt halt last
Sunday night when the Flyers
bounced the Blues 5-1 ending:the,
Blue boys 15 week unbeaten
skein.
„ 'The wilt gave the Flyers a 1-0
lead in the best of three 141.L.
final and the loss was the first for
the Blues since November 20' of
last year. During that stretch the
Blues compiled a 12-0-3 mark and
set a number of records along the
way.
The Flyers completely shut
down the vaunted Blues attack by
combining fierce- forechecing,
relentless backchecking and
superb corner work. Blues goal-
,tender, Gary Montgomery, kept
the score respectable. At the
.other end, Ross Sovier faced few
tough chances as his mates kept
the Blues big shooters in check.
First Two
The first twdyeriods were quite
tame but the third and final frame
was a different story. Forty-six
On Sunday the Seaforth Pee
Wees • ended their Honie and
Home Series against ;Clinton,.
Wingham, Mitchell and Lucknow
with a record of 7 .wins, 1 tie and
no losses to gain 'first place in
W.O.A.A. Consolation Playoffs'.
Last Tuesday, the Pee-' Wees
edged Mitchell 4.3 in a see-saw
battle played in.. Mitchell. John
Dale .picked up a pass from Dave
Murray to give . Seaforth the
opening goal bin their lead was
short-lived as Dan Graver evened
the score for' Seaforth
regained the lead as Dave Kuitder
assisted by Dan. Wesenberg and
Blaine Hackwell put Scaforth-out
in front again.
. Once, again Mitchell snapped
back as Dan Graver. scored his
second, goal. With the score tied.
2-2, Blaine Hackwell unassisted
nett ednuniber 3 for Seaforth but
'Mike Elliott' once more evened
Ito"e score for Mitchell. With less
than minutes left in the game,
John .Dale tipped in his second
gOal foithe game on' a pass from
Dave • Murray to score the. final •
goal of the. game giving 'Seaforth
the final 'edge over Mitchell,
'MinuteS. in penalties Mitchell .2,
Seaford) 10. •
The Pee I Wees dumped
Lucknow 4-1 in Seaforth last
Sattirday to win their seventh
consecutive game in W.01A.A. • • Consolation Playoffs.
Both teams played defensively
in the first half of the game with
both •
With less than 3 minutes left in
the Second period, John Dale
assisted by Charlie kalcolni
poked one past LucknoW goalie
frOin a scramble in' front of •the
Lucknow net: Seconds later Jeff
Campbell flipped in a pass from
Marty' Bedard and Dan .
Wesenberg to give Seaforth a 2-0
lead after 2 period&_of
Dave DMumurpraLyucknw
assisted by
Charlie Malcolni netted
Seaforth's third goal early in the
third period giving Seaforth a •
3-goal lead. Jamie Bere, cut the
lead to 2 'soak when he skated .
• P.O. .g.. • ,the defense and drove
Lueknow's only goal into the
upper corner past Seaforth"
goalie Keith McClure.
Charlie Malcolm assisted by
Dave Murray tallied' the final goal
for Seaford) giving them a
decisive 4-1 win over. Lucknow.
-Minutes in penalties Lucknow 2,
Seaforth 2.
to Tom Turner and ROI) Core to
give Seaforth • a 4-2 lead but'
Wingham, promptly returned as
Ron Schistad picked up a pas§
from -Seaforth defenseman and
neatly picked the upper corner of
the Seaforth net, shooting ,fronl
the blue line.
• . With legs than 3 minutes left in
- game tiine Wingham's captain,
Dave Montgomery, drove in the
tying goal foit"Wingham making--
the final score 4-4. Referees were
kept busy as they.rcalled..a total of
11 penalties--10 in the third
period. Minutes in penalties-
Wingljant 10,. Seaforth 12.
Wm prizes at
LOBA euchre
Winners of the LOBA Euchre
held at the Orange Hall,, March 20
were:
Ladies High' - 'Mrs. Sandy
Pepper; Ladies. Low - Mrs. Gertie
Taylor; Ladies lone hands - Mrs.
Annie McNichol; Men's High '-
Norman Rhiei; Men's low - jim
Melslaughton; Men's Lone hand -
,Bill
Lucky cake draw winner Frank
Smale.
Girls! Girls!
Under 22 years.
An open invitation to try out for The
Dublin Jr. Ladies Fastball Team
First Practice,
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It was no walk-away 'Sunday as
Seaforth usually encounters when
they play -Wingham. Perhaps the
Pee. Wees were too confident but
--Wingham played their' most
aggressive and`;'defensive game
ever experienced by (the Seaforth
Pee Wees.aS,the 4-4 tie indicates,
Wingham were quick to capitalize
on two errors made by-- the
defense which hurt Seaforth.
Wingham opened the scoring
gwhen Rob Strong skated in and
beet, „.Seaforth goalie Derek
Cooper with' Seaforth's defense.
caught un.
No Walk Away
Jim' Campbell retadated; for
Seaforth when he rushed up the
ice through the defense and
poked it past the Wingham
goalie, Early in the second
period, Blaine Hackwell tipped in
which later diminished "when
Brett Cameron netted one for
,Wingham.
With the score tied 2-2 both
teams skated aggressively and
with close-checking play bedame
increasingly rough with tempers ,
flared frequently. Dave Murray
scored two goals less than 2 ,
minutes apart with assists,going
a pass from Dan Wesenberg to
give Seaforth a narrow 2.1 lead