The Huron Expositor, 1981-10-14, Page 11SEASON'S WINNER — In ladies softball are
(from left) Linda Gridzek, Judy Scarrow, Connie
Marion, Ann Bosman, Bob Schenck, Nancy
Huiseri Donna Beuerrnan, Ken Swan, Sandy
Haynes, Patti Hutchinson, Barb Scott and Betty
Watson. (Photo by Hook)
Srlittlehfitt
by Gregor Campbell
The new coach plans to go
with five defencemen, one of
whom 'can also be used as a
forward when the need arises
and three forw and lines. He
thinks he has a.solid defence,
anchored by 'returned i:ron
Wilson, which he hopes will
-be competitive with any in the
league. Al Nigh and Bob
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SEAFORTI! CENTENARIES
1981-82. SCHEDULE
Game
OCTOBER
Mitchell at Seaforth
Tavistock at Seaforth
Seaforth at Mitchell
Lucan at Seaforth --
Tavistock at Seaforth
Thedford at Seaforth
NOVEMBER
Seaforth at Port Stanley
Mt. Brydges at Seaforth' .
Seaforth at Tavistock
5eafortkat Thedford
Belmont at Seaforth
Exeter at Seaforth
Mitchellat Seaforth
Seaforth at Exeter .
Exeter at Seaforth
Seaforth at Lucan •
Seaforth at Mt. Brydges
Tavistoclr atSeaforth
DECEMBER
Poit Stanley at Seaforth
Seaforth at Exeter '
Thedford-at Seaforth
Seaforth at TaviStock
Lucan at Seaforth
Seaforth at Lucan
Mitchell at Seaforth
- Exeter at Seaforth
Seaforth at Thamesford
AANUARY
Seaforth at Exeter
Seaforth at Belmont
Seaforth at Tifedford
Seaforth at Lucan
Thedford at Seaforth
Lucan at Seaforth
Seaforth at Thedford
Seaforth at Mitchell
Seaforth at Bothikell
Thamesford-at Seaforth
Seaforth at Tavistock
Bothwell at Seaforth
FEBRUARY
Seaforth at Mitchell
(All home games at Hensall)
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Sunday,, October 18th
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HAPPY WINNERS These are the Playoff 'champs of the Seaforth
Ladths Softball League. From left they are: Paul Gridzak (coach) Marg
Lamont, HeSsie Kipfer, Marg Henderson, and Karen Glanvitle. Absent '
are: Lynn Devereaux, Carol Bennewies, Karen McLean, Barb Watt,
Sandra Blase', Mary Ann Nolan, and Glenda Murray.
(Photo by Hook)
Up front Henderson admits forth, Woodstock, Strat-
his team is shy of shooters. 'ford and Mitchell. He has
and experience. He has only
one leftwinget in camp, so
may have to convert a right-
winger. Some returning for-
wards include Mike Kelly,
Mike Telford, John Hicknell.
• and-Bob- Momersterf.--- -
Henderson feels training
camp turnout might be poor
because, Seaforth doesn't
have a large area from which
to draw players, and must
compete for these few play-
Malone are also returning
defencemen, Dan McClure
ieiuriis between the pipes.
and Peter Bennett and Ken
Higgins are two newcomers
behind the blueline that
Henderson is taking a close junior B$.
look at. Bennett' played mid Henderson has coached
get in Brussels last year.
Higgins was with Wingham's
junior Cs.
Defence will-be-1HE key on
the team Henderson hopes to
mould.' ,
ers with "teams at Mitchell,
Exeter. and Clinton. Pros-
Snour-r
are snapped up by junior
teams in a higher classifica-
tion for *Mince:, tratford's
played both forward and
defence but the latter is his
specialty. He is a carpenter
by
His therory is. if you
prevent a goal it's worth just
as much in the king run as
scoring one.
The theory -seems to fit
the talent he has to Work with
this season. Which could-be a
long one.
Seaforth's peewees for the
past three years. Prior to that
he played junior, intermedi-
a e and senior hockey for
xlious teams in Goderich,
Centenaires are hopeful
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Any miracles on ice may be
few and far between for
Seaforth's Centenaires in the{
northern division of the Wes-1,
tern Junior D Hockey League
this Season. Their 40-game
season opens Friday night at
l4ensall when Bob Zimmer's
Mitchell Hawks come to
town. Game time is 8:45 p.m.
The Centenaires finished
last, and out of the playoffs,
in last season's five-team
division.. It's a six-team divis-
ionthis year with the addition
of Thedford, but the outlook
for Seaforth's juniors doesn't
look too much 'better. -
Murray Henderson. 31. of
Seaforth accepted the posi-
tion of coach Oct. 3. That
hasn't left him much time to
evaluate or work with what.
talent he -has' on the team.
He's stilt putting the faces
with the names after coaching
2) only three practices.
And the player turnout at
training camp was disap-
pointing:
Only 19-players showed up
ancl. two haven't stuck a-
round, not counting the six
players who were with Sea-
forth's Midgets last season.
Henderson says they have a
good shot at making the
- team.
Soccer
4 tourney
File schools participated in
the zone 3 Huron:Perth Se-
parate School Board soccer
toUrnament at Dublin Friday.
The schools played in four
divisions, senior and inter-
mediate boys and girls.
Following are the playoff
results:
Senior Ghia - A champs. St.
Patrick's School, Dublin.
grade 7s beat St. Patrick's
School. grade 8s, in a shoot-
out. •
B Champs. St. Patrick's
Schwa, Kinkora beat St.
James School. Seaforth.
Senior toys - A champs, St.
Patrick's, Dublin beat St.
Columban SchoOl in a shoot-
out.
B chaMps - St. Marys
,School, Hesson beat St.
James School, Seaforth.
Intermediate boys- A champs
- R. Patrick's, Dublin beat St.
Columban.
B. thamps - St. Patrick's,
Kinkora beat St. James,
Seaforth '
Intermediate Girls - St. Pat-
rick's, Kinkora were the
champions.
When they met they -
heard bells. And that
was just round one.
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BLAIR BROWN
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