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The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-30, Page 13ay Dave Broome Wings 4 Flyers 3 The wings displayed one of the leagues patented come- backs last week in a 4-3 win the white- over the Down .F2.1y0erS , to shirts the Red team scored 4 straight goals and held on to sweiansotnhe A their s5ethri9 m $ of f en cphoaf Jibe: late in the game allowed the Flyers to make the contest close. Ted Montgomery net- ted the winner when he picked up a loc7se puck at center ice and went in alone to beat Flyers goaltender Scott • King. 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The Seaforth team started Dowhir4A,iinoks (10 very strongly and took a quick 2-0 lead on good goals by Shelly Driscoll and Mich- elle Huard. However Wing- ham went to the attack and scored five unanswered goals until midway through' the last period when Tracy Wright put the Seaforth team within two. Wingham scored two more goals and :,robably would have scored more than their seven if it was not for some sound goaltending by both Seaforth goalies,,] aurie Habkirk and Debbie Wright. The Seaforth squad will represent our town at the South Western Ontario Reg- A On Nov. 22 Seafbrth Atintt played an exhibition game in Brussels. The Brussels team giriever powered Seaforth with a Q score of 3-1. At the end of the second period it was tied 1-1. 01'* 1% • " • Marty Rutledge scored the first goal for Brussels and Pat Murray on a pass from Scott Driscoll scored for Seaforth. In the third _period Brussels went ahead with two more goals scored by Paul Tolton and Dave Wheeler. On Nov. 25th Seaforth team played in Mitchell their 3rd scheduled game. The Seaforth team skating hard and putting the pressure on Mitchell came home with a win of 9-1. Leading the scoring for Seaforth was- Scott. Driscoll with 5 goals and 1 assist, Pat Murray with 2 goals and 1 assist and Chris Wings make ,records, the Kings--both with 2-4 Phillips led the winners by scoring two goals each. Jim Holland, Gary Finigan and Ray Devereaux and Doug cause. and Wayne Coombs all' adds, log single scores in a losing ament coming up some time There's talk of a tourn- LILL. ;Wen after Christmas. The Rob Chesney all chipped in clubs wild. he involved along single scores. with teams from other towns, Ken. Devereaux had 2 Details are sketchy at the goals for the Blues. Gerry moment so you will have to Barringer notched a single wait until facts are marker in a losing cause, available, Score sheets are a 1 Kings 8 mess again this year. Usually T • Hawks died a 4-0 I expect about 5 minor errors lead fade, away las Sunday a year' but so far there have night ut regained their been at least 10 mistakes. acomposu = long enough to Mike Costello is doing a good beat the Royal squad 11-8 job on tile sheets so it's the during last weeks late shoot- referies who are goofing. So out, to all you officials - make Da‘"e Broome, Glen Nich- olson, Paulliblley and.Kevth ., sure you get the right player Broome all had 2 goal games., for coals and assists. Seven- John Janmatt, Jerry FeenY and Terry Stevenson added singles for the winners. Clive Bitist paced theKings with the hat trick. tarry Broome had a 2 goal evening with Dale Kennedy, Joe Dick ' teen' pals week l were marked as unassisted which is balony. • Paul Gridzak and f,loyd Os- ier are just two players who weren't ,credited with goals when they should have been. And thats only scratching the surface, So if you want an accurate account of the stat- istics lets give the score keeper a hand-refs, Games Sun, night Dec. 3/78 7:00 8:30 10:00 Flyers Blues ' Stars Kings Hawks Wings Team W L Pts. Wings 5110 Stars' 3 3 6 Hawks 3 3 6 Flyers 3 Flyers 3 3 6 Kings 2 4 4 Blues 44 In the first ringette game of the year, Seaforth was Tiger Moths Concordes B-52's Spit Fires Team Standings 'Roses 34 Mums 33 Pansies 26 Violets 26 Tulips 26 Daisies 24 Weekly High Ladies High Single - Mary Beuerman, 295; Ladies Triple - Mary Beuerman, 713; Mens High Single - Ron Beuerman, 300; Mens Triple - Bon Beuernaan, 760. Season High Ladies Single - Mary Beuerman, 295; Ladies Triple - Mary . Beuerman, 713; Ladies Average - Mary Beuerman, 219; Mens Single - Ron Beuerman, 338; Mens Triple - Larry Wesenburg, 764; Mens Average - Larry Wesenburg, 226. Spares: Debbie Marshall, 146; Joan Betties; Keith MacLean; Jack Bedard, 200; Jack Ungarian, 200; Verna Stevenson, 159. team Standings Mums Roses Violets Pansies Tulips Daisies Weekly High Ladies High Single - Jo- anne Matthews, 221; Ladies Triple - Mary 'Beuerman, 525; 'Mena High Single - Art Finlayson, 305*, Mens Triple - Art Finlayson, 822 Season High - Ladies Single - Mary Betternian, 295; Ladies Triple - Mary Beuerman, 713; Ladies Average - Mary 'letterman, 214; Melts Single Eton Beuerman, 338; Mena Triple, - Art Finlayson, 822; Mena Average - Art Finlay. 128, Spares; Jack Ungarian, 200; lack Bedard, 244;*Deb- bie 'Nathan, 146; Verna trickled through the pads of King and into the net. Kevin Bennett, Bruce Rathwell and Ken Swan scored the other Wing goals. Steve Southgate had a pair for the Flyers with Brian Cooper notating a single tally. - Stars 7 Blues 3 After straight losses the green team has put together a string of 3 consecutive victories to move into a scond place tie in the I.H.L. standings. The 7-3 loss by the Blues drops them intb the cellar. They occupy the dark regions of the standings with Mitchell Cardno and Mike Betties each 1 goal unassisted. Scor- ing the only goal for Mitchell was Mark Beaven. 4 The Walton Area Sports Club ANNUAL MEETING Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. in the WALTON HALL Everyone Welcome 3 3 6 8 ' 36 30 26 26 D. Kennedy D. Broome S. Southgate T. Stevenson K. Bennett D. Phillips Feeny C. Buist L. Broome B. Rathwell. Top ten Industrial Hockey League Top Ten Scorers Player Team GLS As Pt K 13 10 23 H 6 12 F 97 6 10 W 7 7 S 94 'H 8 5 K 76 K 6 7 W 74 18 16 16 14 13 13 13 13 11 Team Wings Stars Hawks Flyers Kings Blues Industrial Hockey League Standings W L Pts. 5 1 10 3 3 6 3 3 6 3 3 6 • 2 4 '4 2 4 4 Bowling scores Commercial League Stevenson, 159; Joan Betties • Standings Keith MacLean. 747's 47 Legion Standings 29 #5 Strikers 34 26 #4 R-Senders 28 17 #3 Dumpers 25 16 #2 Entertainers 21 Jet oliders 12 #6 Cobras 20 MH.s. - Terry Young, 273; #1 Three '& Three 19 M.H.T. - Terry Young, 761; High Single - Jack Eisler, M.H.Average - John Cole- 260; Ann Wood, 219. High man, 219; L.H.S. - Vonny Triple - Al Smale, 655; Helen Oud, 215; L.H.T. - Vonny Nicholson, 606. Oud, 585 and L.H.Average Mary Van Den Hengel, 202. • Seaforth High School - Standings Unknowns 33 Sweet Hogs 33 Thunder Birds 30 Fire Birds •••t 30 High Ladies,Noxember 14: Single - Judie Anstett, 199; Triple - Karen Munro, 181, 524; Denise Dupee - 184, 523 and Patty Barringer, 209. High Men: Jerry Nobel - 252, 657; Kevin Young - 216, 616; Gerry Barringer - 251, 580.