The Huron Expositor, 1994-09-21, Page 27348-9150
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II -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Nptetnbor 2e, 1994
St. Columban still on top
On Saturday, Sept. 24, St.
Columban's Men's Soccer team
played at home against the Exeter
Centenials and they would need a
win to secure at least a second -
place finish in their division.
The first half began with St.
Columban controlling most of the
play as they had the young Exeter
team on their heels. Despite some
good chances by both teams, neither
one was able to score and the half
ended in a nil -nil tie.
St. Columban came out very slow
in the second half and they would
have to pay for that momentary
lapse when an Exeter forward,
apparently offside, took a pass from
a teammate and put the ball past the
defeated keeper, Jason Dietz. This
proved to the boost that St.
Columban needed as they stepped
up their play and would carry the
momentum for the rest of the game.
St. Columban would get the even-
ing goal with about 20 minutes left
in the game when Nehru Budna
placed a corner kick near the pen-
alty spot which enabled Dave
Murray to head the ball through the
keeper's hands. St. Columban con-
tinued to push and would get the
go-ahead goal they needed with
only minutes left in the game.
Some hard work and good determi-
nation by John Jordan, saw him
fight off two opponents and get the
ball to Brian Melady. A few yards
outside of the eighteen -yard box,
Melady kicked a prayer at the net
and the ball somehow found the top
right corner. This put the home
team ahead 2-1 and a few minutes
later the whistle signalled the end
of the game.
With this game St. Columban
finished their regular season sched-
ule and put them in a tie for first
place with London Curinga. A loss
by Curinga in their remaining
match to London United will give
St. Columban a first -place finish
and a chance to move up to First
Division. The team's final record
was 11 wins, 2 losses and 5 ties not
including their two League Cup
ANDY BADER PHOTO
MUSCLING FOR THE BALL - Jim 0 -Reilly (right), of the St.
Columban Men's Soccer team, holds his ground Saturday as this
Exeter Centennial forward battles him for the ball. St. Columban
rallied from a 1-0 deficit to edge the visitors 2-1 and ensure at
least a second place finish in their division. The team's playoffs
begin this weekend.
victories.
St. Columban will begin the
playoffs this coming Saturday or
Sunday and anyone interested in the
exact day and time can contact
Brian Melady at 527-0573.
Final scoring standings were as
follows: Brian Melady - 19; Dean
Martin - 12; Steve Ryan 9; Nehru
Budna - 6; Mark Martinez - 6;
Dave Murray - 5; John Jordan - 5;
Wayne Ryan - 2; Mike Siler - 1;
Jason Van der Velde - 1.
Eisler, Brasseur face
Four -time World Champion
Kurt Browning, two-time
Olympic Bronze Medallist
Brasseur and Eisler and three -
time Canadian Champion Josee
Chouinard will lead the way as
Canada's best professional
skaters take on a field of
international stars in the first
ever Canadian Professional
Figure Skating Championship.
Scheduled for December 2 and
3 at Copps Coliseum in
Hamilton, the first annual Toyota
Canadian Professional Figure
Skating Championships will
offer $440,000 in prize money
and feature a field of six skaters
in Men's competition, six in
Ladies competition and four
teams in the Pairs event.
The event has attracted an
international field that includes
some of the sports most
accomplished skaters. In pairs
competition, Isabelle Brasseur
and Lloyd Eisler will renew their
Olympic rivalry with two time
Olympic Gold Medalists
Ekaterina Gordee and Sergei
Grinkov. Also representing
Canadian Pairs will be 1988
National Champions Christine
Hough and Doug Ladret.
Students enjoy
lawn bowling
The Seaforth Lawn Bowling
Greens saw Grade 8 students from
the Seaforth Public School enjoying
the game of Lawn Bowling last
week on Tuesday and the previous
Friday accompanied by teacher Mr.
William Millson. Several members
of the Lawn Bowling Club also
assisted in directing students in the
game of Lawn Bowls.
In ladies' pairs at Atwood last
Tuesday Olive Papple and Dorothy
McCluskie won three games and
second prize. Also in Mitchell last
Wednesday Jack Muir and Bob
Doig were two game winners Fred
Tilley and Tom Phillips placed
sixth on Saturday in men's pairs at
St. Mary's L.B. Club. Congratula-
tions to Sandy Pepper of the
• Seaforth Club who celebrated his
80th birthday on Sunday at an Open
House at his apartment. Sandy had
the misfortune to break a bone in
his ankle recently and has a cast at
present time.
Wednesday will be men's pairs at
the Seaforth Greens the final tour-
nament of the season. Tuesday
evening will be the September pot
luck supper with bowling and cards
after. Supper at 5:30 p.m.
Three Senior bowlers
score over 200
Senior Bowling started on
September 23 with a warm-up
and fun day. Twenty-five bow-
lers turned out and on the whole
bowled very well.
John Van Loon, Ron Bennett
and Eric Matzold were over the
200.
Watson and Beryl Reid, Olive
Little and Campbell Wey had
reputable scores.
Hope to see everyone out on
September 3. Teams will be
made up and we will all be
ready to go.
Welcome to new bowlers
Gladys and Sandy Doig and Bea
Stoll.
old rivals pros
The men's competition will
mark the Canadian professional
debut of Kurt Browning. Kurt
will take on a field of
distinguished international
competitors including Olympic
Gold Medallist Robin Cousins
and U.S. and U.S. Silver
Medallist Mark Mitchell. Three
other competitors are still to be
named.
Some of thc stiffest
competition will come in thc
ladies category where Olympic
Silver Medallist Elizabeth
Manley joins Josee Chouinard in
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