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disposed of the Redmen to
the last two quarters to finish
with a 46-37 final 'score.
Seaforth won all three games
in, Thursday% tripleheader,
beating the Listowel Lords as .both the Midgets and the
56k46. The win. the Bears' Juniors triumphed over the
. 'first win in five CrintOni• teams.
baketball gates. ended 2 t • 2 On Friday. Bears and the
f.))14410;CL*5 into tb 'c'''elittirglike349"/"*P'("144P/Wk'''ILm"PlAq'T'''
ittlferenee playoffs: heeded for 12"11lat:•
Michigan. where they took in
an NBA game between the
-Detroit Pistons and the Los.
Angeles fakers. The Laker,
won 111-102. After spending
the night in Windsor. t•ho
Bears played an I I a.m.
exhibition game against
Wind.sor Sand . Bears. played
a,gainst . the Flea)
• BY PAUL . LOUIS
Last Wed esday. the
Seaforth istrict High School
Golden Bear's ended a four
, game losing streak by
The'tsore was tied ping '
into the 14st quarter, • but
kiewts, copetiO -
scOreci (10.0vel 23-1,1: Rob
" r
ed Paisley- and 'sun '0,2. The ' ,;hots on goal- .11'n't put
goal scoters for Seaforth. • Pressure on the 1314,N 5111(1
: w ore Pat Murray • with a hat 0:oalli.,s• The. :fiespele, team
trick, Scott - Driscoll. tu o oetshot Seaforth -5 l but in
goals and Trevor Price with the dying minutes of over•
- time Seaforth's Pat Murray
Seaforih's second game .scored the -winning goal
v a s against fiespeler, With t ving Seaforth a 5.4 si
binii tarns. playing very The goalscorers were Pat
strong hockey at the end of Murray with three and one
the third period the game each from Trevor Price and
to. the
finals ,Ferv, Sea;
fi-Eh was only off the ice
about a half hour till•they •Itae
• to play' this'gante. The loan
goals&rer for Seaturili wits
Mark Stapleton. Ferilus won
4.1.
Seaforth's goaltemdm
Raymond Anstett and Steve
Stapleton played well in net
all three games. Each
..memitet.received.a.4rost--atid--
. 1 . ' • • k • f'
• thel'itSrgaine'Safiniti., play•• •• niinotesoeer fume. cimitting t;heleant reeeivedithe'rttlottor
• !raptir.
The. Pee Wee team weuld„
!! • like to say a special thank-
you to the Seaforth.Legion
for paying their entry fee for
this tournament and a special
thank-you to Frank Phillips
for the celeprect , team .ple-
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Local bowling- standings
contere•nee leaders, and out on the court to face the
forced twee-time when re General Anthergi Generals in With winning AN.10 league Cougars - gulation lime ended A. J •tilhersttiurg. games , this week. and a Flip flops
lost in Q nerttme. wnh a final high!} satisfying •4n- l" score
Seaforth.
42.42 tie. Although Bears defeated Generals hi a strong showing in the south •
score of 4'''.43. Coach, !errs and outscored them in all
Ankle Biter
Jelin...ton feels the team is toqr quarters of the game It
finally riling togethet. and Was apparent ' Bears were
that t le small nustakes ; after a little rvtkiii.,ky for their
hich have plagued the team loss, tit tht.. tit
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on the weekend. the Bears Hush Puppies 66
are riding high. It appears Hinwaders 60 •
North Stars 88 that the Third Quartsr Blues .
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TOWN & COUNTRY
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" TEAM STANDINGS
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54
LEGION 52
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Jan. 23rd, 1981. Elelen Ally Cats
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51 Mosquitos
49 Earwigs
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Beetles
77
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Thompsen Seaforth••With .:. • ' .
"biS"':+rst. Siatorth .Pee Wees-play-
itteltid6ig six -for six' at the, ett. Mitehell Feb. .2,anti with
• feld,fine. Dennis Niel•sen bit both `‘teartis 'skating hard.
, for 18 'pointS while Steve Se,aforth 'beat Mitchell, by a
fillet-her rang-up 12. • -• -score of 5,3. The leading
' Bears' record Was, 14 scorer for 'Seaford! was Scott
heading into their own gym Driscoll two' goals with one.
cagainst Clinton Thursday each from Trevor Price.
-The first half -was hard on Mark Stapleton _tied jeff
Bears as they tried to adjust et'tl
to their own undersized On Sunday. Seaforth play
court. Down by one . at the ed in the Legion D,i-Strict
-----half-the.Rear&eatile,.POt 411-1.911rn.amentimPoreElgin_ln_.
, cairn scenev and 1 suspect
more than a few happy,
curjers. returned home with
tales of victories, close
games and a few with prizes.
Club members curling on last
Thursday's-late draw, even
have their own version of
"what we did when the lights
went out" after a transform-
A busy week on the ing Seaforth',s name in the,
fore this week was '''the
representative to• the Mast-
ers Play-off for Division 1.1'
who returned victorious from
Harriston on Saturday. Dave
Cornish skipped his team of
John Patterson. Sr, . Ted
Cosford put Oliver PI:yee to
two straight wins. over the
Jack McDonald rink of Walk-
to watch the opening
Ottay. ti% Winter Carnival.
Overall whiners' is ere the
.Alan Sieinon rink of Mitchell
:whipping the_llawks
It has been a roller-coaster
playoff for at least five of the
six clubs with, no one' team
able to kelltp any kind of
emotional or physical high
'for more than one, game at a°
time.
The Flyers have remained
the steadiest, committing the
last Sundayt " graveyard,
game. '
The formidable defensive
display allowed only 10 shots
on , Cooper while Pen puck
stopper Steve Webster faced
a barrage of Canadian rubber.
In an evening punctuated
by poor goaltending Webster
' winner at the Perth Bean Joyce Siemon made up the
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Seaforth 527-1830
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Ringette team hosted Goder.,
ich Jan. 30, and defeated the
visitors 10-6. ,
The first half of 'the game
was very close, with Lisa
;O'Dwyer 'strong in goal for
Seaforth.
The girls won every garne
this, season.. eiccept fora tie
with LiStowel, to make them
the season champs. •
...Pla.yoff.S...start-this-aveek„
with Seaforth playing tiowick
lour out of seven.
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Four happy ladies return- Jim Cunningham. Bill mid the Alan South rink from with lots of hospitality.
ed from the Ottawa Crystal Lahti.; Bill Fleming and Harriston. Seaforth was ably Upcoming at the, Club:
Pebble with appropriate Clarence Denomnie reached represented by two entries: Saturday. the Mens' Open,
prizes • crystal dishes • - the final game-at the Sarnia the Gerry Lobb rink ' with sponsored by Rowcliffe
awarded them -as semi-final- Bluewater Spiel before they Dave, Trenieer, Mert 'Keyes Motors and Seaforth Insur-
ists,, in the Andres Wine were eliminated by a rink and Ross Lovatt and the Gord ance-for Arty laSt minute
Event. Kay 'Sharp, Grace from Forest. Prizes. how- Pryce rink with Bob Pother- • informatiOn contact Neil
Campbell, Irma Pryce and ever. were on tap for the Ingham. Brueettileman and Dolmage' 527-1196; the
Loretta Dolmage played 8 quartet who report five close Eric McIntosh. McKinley Chicken Spiel on
er blew on the pole outside erton. The, team ..now ad- games to reach the semi-final gaMes in the three day All skinslmec to "take the the - 21st-; the McGavin •
WhidetberezefestiIr 'CO a iiifirefilheY-ve ere .deTeited '''' eVetif7TiVaddifitill:"TheScw'ere•• the club •-
on the first end. Quite off which Will be held in St. by the King rink of Ottawa - able to renew someacquaiet- Joan Bateman did just that the• Miied InVitational Feb.
disConeeking to say the Thomas Saturday and Sun- R.CM.P. Needless to say • ances and enjoyed border- When she. Made-her skipping' 28/Mar. 1st. Entries for
least-especially for those on a day- Winners from this their busy schedule did not town hospitality. No doubt • debut at Mitchell ThurSday. these last,tWo should be sent
take-out ,shot. round, will advance to the -allow any sightseeing until they're all set to ge• back for • Her team played three close to Bob! . Wilson' or call
One of several teams keen- Ontario Championship for Friday,*when they were able „another try next.year.- • games with one win. Audrey 527.1879;
_Everyone_ was a prize Beuerman, Grace Richl and •
•
Curlers return with tales of victor
these players in the over 60
age group.
g •ocal.. girls I - - , ers are avou-te . Prodtieers:v•SPiel. held in foursome. . , ,
:Row-
,
-.......--.....n.DAYABK.CLQME Ralph..Wood.-lack...Lin,garian..-
.
?rut b.n.• ...a,L.d....a„td.L.:439_W_Onite...,,;..it,..pr
, .., Seaforth Saturday. and with' • , ,John 'Moore Doti •
__ oved-te-bevvy-Success,.....Sullivan.,..travelledte...Chat---, _ ; unbea e '' , . n 1 JLIMISI•WIr HY],
• the men in Charge of,catering cliffe. Gord. Pryee and Bob
..-. With the escalation of the ' and Boni -Montgomery."4 "'e s'e"-''' ful both on and Off the ice. ham Wednesday, fpr. the ' ° .
bizarre and the
......___.--- CANADIANS ti.PEN.O3iNS.2-LCooper_ivent_524.minutes_.
impredictable during this This was also a match that before• losing his shutout
years I.H.L. playoffs. one the Penguins could , have ' when Ken Swan and Steve
thing is now certaini used as - a stepping stone 'to Smith- scored late for the
' absolutely nothing can be better things. - birds.
• taken for granted any•longer. After all the-"'C Dave Broome and Brian
Although no single' team were missing 4 key skaters Nigh each hid the hat trick
has'enierged as a prohibitive, and: were _coming uff _a---kir the Canadians.
favourite. the Flyers have horrible effort against the Murray Henderson and
been the' most consistent HaWks a week before. Paid Gridzak. with the
outfit over the last few But the Canadians winner:, completed the
weeks. entrenched themselves firmly winners' scoring.
They stretched , their in front. of goalie Jerry Mike Marion didn't put
';`-'-':--0"-----tutheaten-streak-to--8--games ir"fTttft~ 1h
_ last Sunday • night by • of a lacklustre Pengain_effort_thegame-but_Ife_set_up 54P-
-to-rout the- -birds--8-2--during the-Carradian goals.
Murray Henderson moved
back to defense and in
addition to his goal added 4
assists for a big 5 point night.
Games Sunday. Feb, 15,
1981'
7:00 8:30 10:00
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least - errors"and- barring• a
total collapse, should make it
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manage s to deal them
another cruel• blow. No Flyer
team has ever won an
Industrial Hockey League
title.
The Hawks are a Very good
club and the systematic we y
the-orange Arts thumped
them during la* week's early
,match left many people
scratching their headS.'
Etts Delvetchiia and Gerry
Barringer each scored twice
for the winners:
...Jerome Aubin..lim_Plash..„...:
and Jim Carter rounded out
the Flyer scoring.
Doug Fry yeas a one-man
for 'the Hawks. He,•
scored all three goals in a
losing cause.
- -BRUINSITANGERS4---
Now this was one game the
Bruins. according to the
odds. should not beerriPon.
After all, the Rangers were
at full strength antrtliererni
was playing some very good
playoff hockey. •
The-- Bears, -meanwhile-
.were missing key operators
Doug Phillips and Keizin
• Broome and the club had nut
, veep a single post season
So ° that happens? The
BruinsAttlee the Blue
Shirts by an 8'-4..tally and go p
long way in proving, that the
only thing predictable, the
itiWedittahie In dirk ward
playoff.
The winners have
actually been world bra rs
this term' but the ch
needed triumph last Sunday
could finally point *in in
the right direction.
Jerry Feeny erupted for 4
goals to -lead the Bruins.
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scow with Paul Hulley and
John Wilson getting the
others.
Sebring for- the Rangers
were Kevin Henderson.
Results at Seaforth •
Curling
club
In
MENS CURLING FEB. 2nd 7 p.m.
Ste. Marie 11 MengigaZ
Beattie 7Roberton 2
PattersOn 9 Gllbert 3
9 p.m.
Pryce 19,Storey 3
Rowcliffe 5 Wilson 4
-0ampbett 5 WW1 4
Jarmuth 7 Hetherington 5
- "'LADIES' CURLING FEB. 3rd
- -
Pryce 7 Smith 5
;COMPST-ITIVE-FEB. 3rd
No Scores
MIXED CURLING--FEB. 4th
Deighton 6 MdKay 4
1-layter 8 Dolmage 3
FEB. 5th 7 p.m.
Beattie 4 Gilbert 4
Eastman' 7 Hoggarth 5
9 p.m.
Coleman 8 Thomas 4
Jarmuth iU Tremeer 3
Cunningham 17 Ahrens 6
Pryce 6 Fotheringham 6
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