The Huron Expositor, 1986-01-22, Page 6A6 THE ,HURON ,EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 22, 1986 -7-
CLEAR THE PUCK - The Seaforth Atoms put up a good fight Saturday but had their hopes
of a gold medal finish dashed with two straight losses. In this game they lost 6-3 to Lambeth.
Mcilwralth photo
Atoms put out of tournament
The Atom tournament started on the
weekend with the home team losing out on
it's bid for top honors after two losses on
Saturday.
The first game against New Hamburg
'mild have gone either way. New Hamburg
went ahead 1-0 with a late third period goal,
and then scored an empty net goal in the last
seconds of the game.
In the afternoon, Seaforth came up against
a tough team from Lambeth. Steve Papple
scored the first goal but the Lambeth squad
came back with five straight markers.
Steve Papple answered again to try to keep
Seaforth in the game, but shortly after
Kevin Dick bowls
high YBC score
In Youth Bowling Council bowling this
week Kevin Dick bowled a tremendous 288
while Allen Langille also made the board with
a 185.
High doubles were Kevin Dick with 459
and Kurt Lindeman quite a piece behind with
a 309.
High averages are Todd McLean at 165 and
Kurt Lindeman at 153.
Standings are spreading out with Smallpox
49, Knights 36, Kiss 35, and Wolves 20.
SCOREBOARD
TOWN & COUNTRY BOWLING LEAGUE
Men's high average and single, Ron Harris 226, 401.
Men's high triple, Reg Dick 893.
Women's high average and triple, Sharon Forrest
194. 657
Ladies high single, Joyce Whetham 276.
Last Week's Highs: Man's triple and single, Doug
Procter 690, 276. Women's high triple and single,
Sharon Parrott 645, 284.
Standings: Yuppies 69. Hard Rollers 58, "A" Team
55, Happy Gang 53: Toughies 51, Dirty Hall Dozen 29.
MIXED BOWUNG LEAGUE
Weekly ladles tfigh single, triple, Halon Garrick 248,
602
Weekly mons high single, John Coleman 279 High
triple. Brian Dale 768
Seasons ladies high singio. triple. average, Bonnie
Bedard 323. 701, 188
Mon Nal single. John Coleman 389. High triple,
Tom Kate 855 High average. John Coleman 219
Standings Yankee Doodle Dandies 27 . Caro Beers 77.
Blue Jays 58, B1 Sharks 53, Ball Bangers 71, Nul
Crackers 51
SENIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
High ladies Dorothy McChrskie 537, Belly Mornay
525 Mary Fintayson 518
High Men Elmer Dow 560. Harvey Dow 541. Elmer
Townsend 534
High Team 'Cubs" Blanche Hoegy, Oprothy
McCtuskie, Florence Kay, Grace Pepper. Berl Walters,
Eimer Dow stun Killen
EG.MONDVILLE BOWUNG LEAGUE
Ladies lugh striate, current. Hilda Date 248 To data
Marilyn Den Haan 293
Ladies hip Mtge. current. Hilda Dare 598 To date.
Carol Kermit') 689
Men's high single. current, Al Dale 291 1'o data
Harry Mr. Haan 326
Men's high triple, current, Dort Crocker 684 To date'.
Reg Dtck 754
Ladies high average, Betty Taylor 176 Men's high
average Reg Dick 201
Standings: Bustin 10050 96, Bad Ones 55, Raiders 53,
Scott's Gang 43. Die 901713alls 47, Borers 49
57. JAMESSOWLING LEAGUE
Lackes high single, Lorraine Arts 246 Ladies high
triple Cathy ardente 595
Men's high single. Murray 0aaroaWia9 306 Men'o
high triple John Hauwert 793
Standings AlleuetteS 54. Blue Jays 84, Expos 65,
Mustangs 40. Odotes 48, Tiger Cats 45
COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE
ladies high Single. triple, Alloe Van Bakel 230. 580.
High average, Claudette Elliott and Patti Fehr 186.
Men s high I mtge. Harry Delayer 285 High 1111110,
Car DorsserS /42. Avsrage. John Hauwert 228.
Standings- Expite 7015 RedSox 681/4. Ashes 55, Mee
Jays 54 Yankeet 49, Care Bears 40
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Lambeth scored again to make the score 6-2.
Steve got his hat trick in the game but it didn't
spark the home team on anymore. The final
score was 6-3 for Lambeth.
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Tournament to finish up on
The Seaforth Optimist Club held their Walkerton in the "8" championship game.
13TH ANNUAL WINTER CARNIVAL last Byron Major vs Goderich in the "A"
weekend. The Hockey Tournament that was consolation and Forrest meets up with
held at the Arena was a big success with 26 Thorold for the "A" championship game.
teams participating from Southwestern On- Games start at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday,
tario. The tournament will finish up next January 26. See you there.
Sunday with all the consolation and champ- We will still ACCEPT LATE REGISTRA-
ionship games to be played. The teams TIONS for all our programs. Some programs
playing these games will be: in the "C" are short of students and we do not want to
consolation, Byron Minor vs Hensall, "C" .cancel them. Please call the Recreation Office
championship game will see Lucan and Elma at 527-0882 to register.
Logan; Lambeth and Brantford Minor face off The SEAFORTH LIBRARY is putting on
in the "B" consolation, and Clinton takes on films every Thursday after school for the kids.
Pee Wees beat Mitchell 6-2
Seaforth Pee Wees played in Mitchell
January 14 for their last game of the regular
season before playoffs. Seaforth won 6-2.
Seaforth opened up the scoring in the first
period on a goal by Ted Sills assisted by Jason
Papple. Seaforth dominated the second
period by scoring two goals. Ted Sills picked
up his second goal of the night on a pass from
Karsten Carroll and Jason McNichol scored The Seaforth Midgets weren't about to
on a pass from Jeff Gemmell. In the third admit they were suffering from jet lag from
period five goals were scored; two by Mitchell their trip to Denmark when they met with the
and three by Seaforth. Scoring were Jason Zurich team on Tuesday night of last week.
McNichol unassisted; Jason Papple unassist- They won the game anyway defeating Zurich
ed; and Ray. Murray assisted by Brent 8-3.
Vanden Akker. Opening the scoring for Seaforth was Joe
Play-offs for the Pee W ees start January 25 Smith with an unassisted goal midway
against Mitchell in Seaforth. through the first period.
This past weekend the Pee W ees were Zurich tied the game at the 3:45 mark of the
entered in the Legion tournament in Ripley. first period.
Seaforth lost their first game 2-1 to Exeter. As With 3:27 remaining in the second period
this was a single knockout tournament the Kevin Cooper scored assisted by Brad
loss eliminated them from further play. Beuttenmiller. Ron Pryce scored unassisted
After a scoreless first period Exeter opened only to have Joe Smith score his second goal
up the scoring in the second on a goal by
Jamie Bedard, to end the period 1-0.
In the third period Seaforth tied the score
on a goal by Karsten Carroll assisted by Paul
Jet lag doesn't h
Sunday
Please check the Community Calendar for
next Thursday's film.
The Seaforth Recreation Department will
be offering a GYMNASTICS PROGRAM
starting Saturday, February 8 from 10 a.m. to
noon. This progmm will be for boys and girls
three to 16-yearold. Registration Day will
be at the Arena on Saturday, February 1 from
9 a.m. to 12 noon. Instructors will be
Katherine Bettye arid Lynda Thomson.
Volunteers are needed to help the instruc-
tors. So anyone who is interested please call
me at 527-0882.
in final game
Mcliwain, With just four seconds left in the
game Exeter scored to break the tie and went
on to win the game 2-1.
Seaforth played a good strong game. Two
goals they scored were disallowed.
amper Midgets
of the game assisted by Mike Schoonder-
woerd ending the second period with
Seaforth ahead 4-1'.
The third period saw Kevin Cooper, Joe
Smith, Ron Pryce and Mike Schoonderwoerd
each scoring for Seaforth.
Zurich answered back with two quick goals
to end the game.
Novices win 5-2
Seaforth Novice defeated Huron Park in
Huron Park on Saturday 5-2. Scoring for
Seaforth was Mike Watt with 5 goals. Assists
went to Wayne Schoonderwoerd with 1.
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