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The Huron Expositor, 1988-11-16, Page 11Centenaires break 9 game The Seaforth Centenaires broke a nine game losing streak on Friday night, when they' tied Mitchell 7-7. But on Sunday after- noon they didn't fare as well when they hosted Wellesley and came up on the losing end of a 6-1 decision. Seaforth opened the scoring in Mitchell with only 1:04 off the clock on a goal by Brad Carter assisted by Brad Beuttenmiller. The Hawks answered with a goal of their own minutes later, but a driving shot from Terry Gray from the point gave the lead back to the Centenaires. Don Brown and Rob Sloan assisted. Mitchell put on a lot of offensive pressure throughout the period, got 19 shots on Centenaire goaltender Trevor Fortune, and made good on two more scoring oppor- tunities to take a 3-2 lead after the opening period. Mitchell's offense didn't slacken in the se- cond period and halfway through the game they had extended their lead to 5-2. A Seaforth power play got the Centenaires back in the game, and Brad Carter scored with help from Steve Schroeder and Travis Lyndon. Schroeder, moved up from the blueline to play at centre ice, got a fourth Seaforth marker as he broke in alone on the Mitchell net and found a hole just over Mit- chell goaltender Jeff Redfern's pad and just inside the post. Before the second period ran out Mitchell made the score 6-4. 35 seconds into the third period Seaforth came to within a goal of the Hawks, as Brad Carter got his hat trick assisted by Travis Lyndon and Tim Moore. Only 15 seconds later the Cents got a good bounce as Brad Beuttenmiller lofted the puck into the air at the Mitchell net and it went off the shaft of Neil Corbett's stick and caught Redfern go- ing the wrong way. The score was tied at six until Mitchell's Jeff Taylor made good on a power play to get his hat trick and give his club the lead. Carter did Taylor one better, as he carried the puck down the left wing and placed a slapshot in the top righthand corner, cat- ching Redfern flatfooted and getting his fourth goal of the night. Don Brown assisted on the goal. The score was 7-7 and it stayed that way despite a barrage of shots by Mitchell in the final minute of play. Mitchell is one of the top Jr. D clubs in the league, but they gave up a point to Seaforth Friday night. Cam Doig, who was coaching the Centenaires Friday in the absence of Marty Bedard and because of the suspensions be- ing served by Graham Nesbitt, remarked that he has yet to see a Junior "D" team the Centenaires can't beat if they play disciplin- ed hockey. Seaforth hosted Wellesley on Sunday afternoon and had a lot of trouble capitaliz- ing on scoring chances, and breaking the puck out of their end. One bright spot in the game saw Ron Pryce stand in front of the net, take a pass out of the corner from Brad Carter, and make it count. But Wellesley losing streak had more consistant offense and by the The Centenaires next game will be game's end they had six goals to Seaforth's Wednesday night in Lucan, on Friday they'll one. Seaforth was out -shot 46-22. be in Exeter, and Sunday will see them take Seaforth now has one win, one tie, and 10 on Mitchell in Seaforth at 1:30. inaaoe THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 16, 1988 — HA Seahawks record first victory Don Williamson scored four goals to pace the Seaforth' Seahawks to a 7-4 win at Brussels on Sunday afternoon. The victory, over the Western Ontario Athletic Associa- tion's defending intermediate hockey cham- pions, was Seaforth's first of the season. The Seahawks have yet to play a home game this year. Friday night's scheduled home -opener was cancelled when Monkton arrived with only six skaters and no goalie. The Wildcats have now apparently officially disbanded. The Seahawks hope to have bet- ter luck this Friday night when Drayton Is scheduled to come to the local arena for an 8:30 p.m. game. Kevin Melady added a pair of goals to the Seahawk's total Sunday afternoon at Brussels, and Ed Boere scored the other goal. Seaforth led 5-2 after the first period and 6-4 after the second, and their record now stands at one win and two losses. Tweens record victory Sunday SCOREBOARD The Seaforth Queens Ringette Team travelled to Goderich on Sunday and came home victorious by a score of 7-4. Katie Craig and Andrea Gingerich shared the goaltending. Kim Rau led the way for Seaforth with five goals. Janice Rodney and Carrie McLI- wain each scored one apiece. Robyn Carnochan picked up an assist. The next home game is on November 20 at 12 noon against Forest. • COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Mars Bars Smarties Kit Kats Nut Bars Sweet Merles Snickers 30 28 24 21 12 11 TOP AVERAGES Cor De Corte 213 ' Gwen Harburn 184 HIGH SCORES Harry Deloyer 264 Helen Elliott 227 HIGH TRIPLE Cor De Corte 710 Wilhelmina Poppe 539 Bob Shrier's Newest Book Th01 TO IGNITE YOUR MIND , FROM THE RADIO PROGRAM "LET'S THINK FOR A MINUTE" Volume III of a Best Seller A SMITH SHIELD - Mitchell Hawks's centre Dean Smith (3) shields on Pryce (10) of the Seaforth Centenaires during Western Junior 0 -hockey action •sight at the, Mitchell and District Arena. Smith, on this particular play, woh the ce-off deep in the Seaforth end and did his part to get Pryce out of the way while'his rearguard took a shot on goal. The game ended tied 7-7. Bader photo. Open skating set for Saturday RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard SHUFFLEBOARD will be held today and next Wednesday November 23. PUBLIC SKATING this week will be held :oday for Moms and Tots from 1-3 p.m. and Aso next week. Open skating will be held on Saturday, November 19 from 3 to 4:30. Bring the family and enjoy a great afternoon of skating. On the weekend of November 26 and 27, the Seaforth Minor Hockey Association will be hosting its ANNUAL NOVICE TOURNA- !ENT_ There will be 16 teams from Southwestern Ontario. On Saturday the A division will take place and on Sunday the B division. Come out and support the local boys and see some exciting hockey. Don't forget about the second evening SANTA CLAUS PARADE on Deceniber 2. It will be starting at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. If you're interested in putting a float in the parade call Ross Ribey at 527-1390. Then on Sunday, December 4 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the Mid -Western Ontario Show and Sale will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Completely New Content NOW AVAILABLE FOR ONLY $995 PICK UP YOUR COPY TODAY FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS The Goderich Signal -Star, The Clinton News -Record, The Seaforth Hurdn-Expositor, The Lucknow Sentinel, The Mitchell Advocate, The Kincardine News, The Walkerton Herald -Times, Fincher's, King's Books and in Blyth at The Old Mill & The Saga. The day will be filled with special attrac- tions and events such as; more than 150 ex- hibitors of farm, toys, dolls, crafts, and quilts. There will be a country style brunch, free skating, hay rides and door prizes. San- ta will also be attending the event. For more information call Ross Ribey at 527-1390. See you at the show. - Seaforth Novice goalies get shut out On Wednesday, November 9 the Seaforth I>7ovice travelled to Blyth with Josh Dietz in goal. Ben Murray assisted by Scott Van Mooren started the scoring at the four minute mark. Blyth came back to tie the score but Brandon Nash scored in the last minute of the first period to give Seaforth a 3-1 lead. The second period belonged to Seaforth. Mark Van Dooren scored assisted by Pat Coyne. Scott Van Dooren scored assisted by Rob Craig and Jeremey McNichol scored assisted by Mark and Pat. : The third period scoring started at the Seven second mark when Mark Van Dooren passed to Jeremey McNichol who scored Seaforth eahawks again on his way to a hat trick. Blyth then scored their second goal of the game on a breakaway. Then Pat Coyne and Mark Van Dooren assisted Jeremey McNichol on his third goal. The final goal of the game was scored by Jered Munro on.a nice end to end rush. The final score was Seaforth 8, Blyth 2. On Saturday, November 12 Seaforth played the second of its back to back games with Blyth. Jered Munro started the scoring assisted by Mark Van Dooren. Then Mark decided to put one in himself assisted by Derek Smith, Jeremey McNichol assisted by Mark and Pat Coyne gave Seaforth a 3-0 lead at the end of the first. WOAA INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY Seaforth Seahawks TRAVIS POSTILL This Is Travis' second season with the Seahawks. He's a forward who can play any position, and he wears sweater number 13. Travis originally hails from Clin- ton and played three seasons with the In- termediate Zurich Buckeyes,before joining the Seahawks. Introduced by COMMERCIAL Sea° , 6-d OT E L 527-0980 vs WHAT KIND OF CANADA DO YOU WANT? Seaforth scored three goals in the second period as' well. Mark Van Dooren scored assisted by Bruce Griffin. Scott Henderson scored assisted by Ben Murray and Scott Van Dooren and Mark Van Dooren and Jeremey McNichol assisted on Pat Coyne's goal. The third period was another 3 -goal period for Seaforth. Scott Van Dooren scored assisted by Ben Murray. In the last minute of play, Jered Munro scored assisted by Derek Smith and Pat Coyne scored assisted by Jeremey McNichol. Charles Robertson in goal, got a shutout with the final score 9-0. Seaforth eahawks 1 Drayton FRI., NOV. 18 ® 8:30 P.M. -ALSO® Seaforth Seahawks VS Wellesley SAT., NOV. 19 0 8:30 P.M. BOTH AT C4th ARENA The Seahawks would like to apologize to their fans for last Friday nights game & hope to see you again this Friday night. KEVIN WILLIAMSON Kevin I. e rugged favorite of local hockey Nina He lobed the Seaherlw time year altar the seasons with the Sesforth /union. Never one to back away from a corner or from In front of the opposition's net. Kevin has Improved Ms skirting Wks by leaps end bounds and developed s scot, Ing touch In the last too years. Ne *rears sweater number 12 end plays right wing frits he's a demon on defence when needed. 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