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49;9 THE HUR WIEXPOSMAit, JANUARY 22, 1981
Centenairosiv ,Boihwell, _64
Lucan outs` t the Center:-
Sires by a 28-9 margin and
the work of goalie/ban
McClure kept the score down.
The second triune also saw
the Irish dominate as they
p miereci McClure with -22
Shott but scored once while
firing tine shots at Irish,
goalie Dan Seek •
The ,third • stanza sr the
Cettinaire*- perfornt- :much:
better, ithhongelt,they were
In weekend hockey action
the Ceptenairea had two
home games oo4vame up 6-2
,ILoitesearso4Frinottirtayn4rtigatehtn_abgagtld.t
Bothwell B.arons to a b-6 tie
Sunday afternoon.
unable to beg Inc wpm
oalie. There was no scoring
in the period with tale Cent-
enaires ootshooting the Irish
14.9.,
Ron Glenn and Jamie Shi-
pley paced the Ltrcan attack
by firing two goals a piece
while Dean Densmore and
Doug Latta scored', singles.
John /levereaux scored both
Centenairegoals.
- There were only 41- rain-
.tes in penalties in the game
Against the Irish the Cent-
enaires scored their first goal
only 12 seconds. -into the
game. but the Irish bounced
back with, fent.stratghttallies ,_
to takeu 4. I first period lead..
!' ai
enjoying A, mu ,advautsge
Devereaux scored Us- seeoed 1
of the game todraw the I
locals to within One. I'he ,
Centenaires kept the PM'
Sure on in thellotIrovell zone
but were thwarted on,
good Scoring c
goaltender Kevin Bedford.
Withjust over two minutes
retraining in the game Mel
Anstett scored to tie up the
game; Centenaires Pre***
hard toga the go ahead 01
as they-it* a man itrienn-
trtge'bot were unable'to hest,
, Medford•
Seaford; outshot the, Bir,
ans 47-35: in the game alts
''picked 60 22 of
nettaiden called. '
In addition -to ills,
Anstett picked up four
stst* to limb with a Bye
Point flalue-,-Telfotil hart two
assists to go along with his
two $6811S,
Centenaire notes: The
Centenaires hit the road for
two games befote returning
home on Jan. 27th to host the
Exeter Hawks. The line of
Doug Austen, Mike Feesey ,
and John Devereaux as Well
as defenceman Don William-
son gave a good aceount of
themselves at the annual
all-star game inturan Satnr-
/ day. Anstett scored oneBnil
while Williamson added an
assist as well' as handing out
three good crunching body-
checks.
•
with., the Irish picking up
twelve.
-"OWES,
twthwell0"
The Centenaires scored
two- goals in each period as
they earned a 6-6 tie with
Bothwell Barons,'
Barons were first on the
scoreboard as they- scored on
A power play At 8:45.
Centenaires came hack-
with two-goals rota the stick
of Mike-TeifOrtt,hethre'the
period'' ektiestiO take' *
teed, , , • ,
isitorS commandtook
eifit in the second us tho
*0004:114**-14 _of first.- twat;
otiegtet of;the.0014tOtake--
104 The first., came
while 'they- 'Avert:- 'playing
shorthanded.
Just past thn.ondivay POInt
'Of ltheletrod Seaforth (Pike
lean McClure was assessed
two Minute-peniltY for slash-
ing and on the power play the
Barons scOred,to take.a
Centenaires - suddenly
caught fire and . goals ,by'
;Brendan Lane and ".'"Jehn'
Devereaux over. a minute
apart pulled the Centenaires
evert. With only 48 seconds
., remaining in the period the
Barons scored once again to
"take re..one gold lead into the
-third frame.
'Barons scored at the 1:05
.mark in increase their lead to
'6-4. '
At 11:17 while they were
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with s Vititighant,SoitOfth
(*rented %newel 3 ;61 2
.with Gerard Ryan, -Greg
Murray and ' ,David
h*Lhiain's shtofing,
'MP next replay season
',game ,played Clinton
provedtO he the toughestihe
boys had played thus far in.
the season. Seaforth was
defeated by the score 6 to 3.
01,, Jan. 13th Clinton
travelled ;to •Seaforth, The
game ,,proved to be' as
unnecessarily rough as the
first ealne In all Cnnf...-.114
The Sea of Ilan/ate'
team got off to s slow sfait, 'In
, the first half' the SeaSee
with losses. ••c
Two eXhibition galues with
Zurich seetnect tO give them
the iricOtiy6 to play better
hok .ey. Beth games saw
Zurich lose with shooters
such as Greg .Murray. David
McLlwain, Kevin Metady
and Qerry Wright giving
Seaforth a 6 to 2 win.
On Jan. 6th in regular play
Sehforth played a•close game
on)
sot kiire,d' 16 -11)110.g ottalu,na and Clinton
topped tharwitk28-mittittes.
final score gave Seaforth
the Grin to h oat Clfotoo
shooters to the game were;
David McLIWain 4 goals
,ferry Wright, 2 goals, Grieg
Murray„ and Gerrtrd Ryan,
On Thursday, Jan: 22
Seaforth travels to Clinton to
begin ' . the Bantam
Tournament. Seafiorth again
meets. Clinton in the-opening
game. .
attempt. The Bothwell goalie st'ayed, on, the puck
and• stopped the play. Bothweltmaintained a lead
throughout most of the game but was unable to _
iford-it, 'and' theli.661 score was a 6-6 (Photo byDiil
A CLOSE GAME—During the second period of
Sunday's hockey .aame. Centenaire dam
Devereaux (16) slides, into the Bothwell goal
.alter be weaeheckeci-wh-ite-thakirfTascormg
to. •
--BYVAVEBBOOME
The Betrins and Flyert got
the 1981 playoffs off to a
scintillating start Sunday
night.
The Bears played one of
.their better games- of the
season and were in control
- -$Yith u., 4,:1: lead until- --they_
Flyers staged a, late ganie
-Comeback -to_ crips11 a.
victory.
Four goals in the last 17
minutes of the mate' en-
abled the Orange shirts 'to
year but, Sunday night, they
ran rough shod over the
regular season champs and
when the smoke cleared the
blue shirts had themselves
an easy '8-3 triumph-
The winners controlled
eyery facet of the game and
had the Canadians per-
plexed, bewildered and be-
fuddled-muchof-thrtnight. •
Any good chances the
Canucks had were stopped
shortly by an array of posi-
tions demonstrated by goalie
• • r •
, the 'Flyer's Etts Delvecchio.
The earthquake started at
17:43 and when it ended the
Flyers had swiped a win and
crushed the Bru chances
for an opening game upset.
• Leading the Flyers recur- •
gence was Peter Flanagan
with a pair of scores.
' Jim Coleman and ,grumpy
Jerotne Aubin getthoothers.
RANGERS!) CANADIANS 3
It was the revenge of the
Blue Meanies. The. Rangers
didn't beat the Canadians all •
grab an important first game
ro -robin win.
Al Carter used jtif arms,
legs and' torso to thWart a
basket full of dandy Bruin
chances"' while his counter.
part, Rick Fortune. turned in
an admirable performance a.•
-Jahn WilsoiVIVIarc Robin.
Pi-H_QI!lea Pro--
pelled the Bruins to that
early lead. Sandwiched- in
between Robinette's and 43'
Shea's goals was a score by
tallies for the winning Hawk
side. '
I.H.L. NOTES
All final stats will appear
sometime during The current
round robin,
The I.H.L. , "A" • team
plays tomorrow night at 9:30
in Exeter. At this writing the
opponent was u'ot
Al Carter, Jim Carter. Bill
Brown Sr.i Bob Montgomery,
Jerry. Cooper and - JiM
McLeod have made come-
backs this season after
spending some time out of
Hockey. Its difficult -to pick
anyone player who has per-
formed the best. Jim Carter
Suffered a serious hand in-
jury but has bounced back.
nicely. Jerry Cooper has kept
the Canadians respectable'
with' his antics in the-net.
Those two probably get the
edge in •yotes.
Steve Smith, :terry
Peter Martene, Rick Smith,
Steve Webster, Peter Flana-
gan, AM Nash, Al Cartet,
Ron gnipp„ Rick Dalrymple,
Doug Fry. Murray Hender-
' Rick Fortune. It was For,
tune's second straight ap-
pearance, of--the,rtight.
Bruce Bathwell paced the
'Rahgers With .ahat trick. Two.
goals went to Ralph Wood
with singles going to Bob
Montgomery, Kevin Bennett
add George Reeves.
Larrry Coyne, ' Dave
Broonie aii4. Brian
counted for,the Canadians,
HAWKS 8 PENGUINS I
The Hawks , used their
methodical grind-it-out ap-
proach, to. the -hilt Sunday
night against the 'unlucky
Penguins. •
,, The result was an 8-1
-pounding adminittered by,
the Hawks and, absorbed by
the flightless ones.
Only-John' Nash managed
to connect for the Pens Who'
,were picked by many to flo
much -better in . their ;who
round 'robin outing.,
Casey Klaver broke but of-
a sluMp by scoring three
times, Sid Wocks added a
pair with Doug Fry, Rick
Dalrymple and Gary Fin-
nigan chipping in single
son, . Larry Coyne, Bill
O'Shea, Larry Dolinage and
Peter Morris were the rookie
Crop this year. As you can
seetherertre some goed ones
but O'Shea, Carter' and Fry
• .get most of the vote's:
The most improved play-
ers were Gord O'Dwyer, Bob
`Schenck. n Jack 1.1ngarian,
Bryan Peter, Casey -KliVer,
Moe- Huard, Brian Dale,
Brian Nigh and Jack Price.
Bryan Peter has: probably
shown-. the most improve-
' meat but the ,NeWfourtslland
Express, Gord O'Dwyerigets-
some votes also.
The Most consistent. lay-
ers
p
are Ray bevereaus.'Bill
, • Etts Delyecchio,
'George Reeves,' Terry Craig,
Gary Finnigan and Bryan
Peter. There.are o number of
others who- made` he league
go also but limited doetn't
allow, me to name everyone.
Games this, Sunday night
Jan: 25;.1981. •
7:00 • 8:30 '10:00
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Rangers Flyers Bruins
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