The Huron Expositor, 1986-04-09, Page 7SPORTS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 9, 1986.4— A7
Centenaires win series opener
Everything seems to be going the right way
for the Seaforth Centenaires lately, in their
-quest for OHA All -Ontario Junior D champ-
ionship.
After capping their determined comeback
effort in the -semi-finals with a dramatic 7-6
overtime win in the seventh and final game,
the Centenaires went on to win both the first
game of the finals against Delhi, and the coin
tossto decide home -ice advantage for any
pivotal games in the best -of -seven series.
SEAPORT$ 7, GRAND VALLEY 6
Jim Campbel1l's power play goal, with 2:36
seconds left in a 10 -minute overtime period
gave the Centenaires a hard-fought win in the
deciding game of the semi-finals against
Grand Valley April 1.
The come -froth -behind 7-6 win for Seaforth
was symbolic of the way the series had went
for the Centenaires, who had to come back
from a 3-1 deficit in,games to overcome the
team which had eliminated them from playoff
contention last season.
Dan Deken got Grand Valley off to a 1-0
lead just one minute and forty seconds into
the first period, but Mike Betties came back
and tied the score 15 seconds later, assisted
by linemates Kevin W illiamson and Andy
Russell.
Rob Stinson scored two more goals for the
visitors in the first frame (he had five for the
night) and Dave Murray replied for Seaforth
to close out the period with the score 3-2 for
Grand Valley. Campbell and John Dale
assisted on Murray's goal.
Seaforth went behind 5-2, before begin-
ning their comeback at 5:19 of the second
period on a Jerry Wright tally, assisted by
Murray and Dave Akey. Campbell scored on
a power play, assisted by Russell and
goaltender Keith McClure to draw the
Centenaires within one goal before the period
ended,
A long pass by Pete Bennett sent Russell
into the dear for the tying goal with 10:39 left
to play in regulation time ,and Wright's
second goal of the night gave Seaforth the
lead with 3:09 to go. Rob Core assisted on
Wright's goal.
Seaforth took a 30 -second time-out that
didn't seem to help after the go-ahead goal;
as Stinson scored at 2:44 to force overtime.
Grand Valley was busy outshooting Sea -
forth 8-4 in the extra period, when Dan
Deaken took a two -minute penalty which led
to Campbell's winning goal. The goal,
assisted by Betties and Russell resulted from
a scramble in front of Grand Valley
goaltender Colin Black.
Both McClure and Black, faced over 40
shots in the game, and provided their teams
with the kind of excellent netminding seen
throughout the series.
SEAFORTH 4, DELHI 2
The outcome of the final -round opener
Sunday night in Delhi remained in doubt
until the final minute, when Campbell potted
an empty -net goal at the 19:35 mark, to
secure a 4-2 victory. Murray assisted on the
insurance goal.
Delhi came out of the first period ahead
2-1, on goals by Darren Movaerf and Derek
McConnel. Williamson scored for Seaforth,
assisted by Betties.
Murray tied it up with the only goal of the
second frame, at the 13:02 mark, assisted by
Dale and Barry Campbell,
Seaforth went ahead just over nine minutes
into the final stanza, on an unassisted goal by
Kevin Melody, then held on until they were
able to get the final tally.
McClure came up with 35 saves in the
Seaforth goal, while Delhi's Vince Moore
faced 31 shots.
Game two of the series was played in
Seaforth last night and the third game will go
Friday, also in Seaforth, at 8:30 p.m. Game
four will be played in Delhi, on Sunday, April
13, with the fifth game, if necessary set for
Tuesday, April 15, in Seaforth. If sixth and
seventh games are needed, they will be
played Friday, A ri118, in Delhi and Sunday,
April 20, in Seaforth.
New executive is chosen
for minor hockey association
Elly Schoonderwoerd, of RR 2, Dublin, is
the new president of the Seaforth Minor
Hockey Association. Mrs. Schoonderwoerd,
who replaces 10 -year president Bob Beutten-
miller, of Seaforth, was elected president for
the 1986-87 season at the association's recent
annual meeting.
Also elected to positions on the executive
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Midgets end season with win
Thursday night saw the Seaforth Midget
hockey team end their season by winning a
series with Mitchell three games to one.
The first game Seaforth travelled to
Mitchell. Mike Betties opened the scoring in
the first period but Mitchell tied the game
midway through the period. Steve Schroeder
then scored for Seaforth but with seconds left
in the period Mitchell again tied the game.
Just into the second period Mitchell scored
again. But Seaforth retaliated then and never
looked back. Kevin Cooper, Joey Smith and
Mike Schoonderwoerd each scored for
Seaforth ending the second period with
Seaforth ahead 5-3.
Ron Pryce and Kevin Cooper each scored in
the third period ending the game 7-3 for
Seaforth.
With Seaforth winning the toss the next
two games were in Seaforth.
The first period of the second game saw
Ron Pryce open the scoring for Seaforth and
Kevin Cooper scoring at the 6:56 mark. Then
Mitchell tied the score with two quick goals.
Kevin Cooper scored again just into the
second period only to have Mitchell score two
more quick goals. Mike Betties tied the score
to end the second period.
Machell opened the scoring in the third
period only to have Seaforth come back with
• four straight,
, Kevin Cooper and Mike Betties each
scored one while Ron Pryce scored two goals
giving both Kevin and Ron hat tricks for the
game and ending the score 8-5 for Seaforth.
Lilies
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25th wedding anniversary.
On June 7 the music teachers of the area
gather for their annual banquet and meeting.
On June 8 the ladies have been asked to serve
a 50th anniversary dinner for one of the
church members.
Velma Prueter reported on the final sales of
the cookbooks and also on the purchases of
missing items to finish packing the individual
kits for fsitheran World Relief. Several covers
were added to the list.
Lois Bennewies and Dorothy Elligson
provided light refreshments during a social
half hour.
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The third game of the series saw Mitchell
come out scoring two quick goals in the first
period. Mike Schoonderwoerd assisted by
Kevin Cooper scored Seaforth's only goal of
the game midway through the second period.
Mitchell scored one more in the third
ending the game 3-1 for Mitchell.
The fourth and final game of the series was
back in Mitchell.
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Kevin Cooper opened the scoring for
Seaforth just into the first period.
Mitchell went ahead in the second period
with two goals scored just into the period.
Ron Pryce tied the score at the 8:08 mark.
Seaforth dominated the third period with
Blair Beuerman and Steve Schroeder each
scoring one goal while Ron Pryce scored two
goals for his third of the night ending the
game 6-2 for Seaforth.
Ball league begins season
Seventeen years ago in Seaforth it was
decided the town would not enter another
team in the W .O.A.A. intermediate fastball
league. Reasons given for folding included:
too much travelling and a lack of interest
because of aging players.
Some of the ball players that were still
interested along with some young blood
organized the ball league that still stands
today. The league has had many changes and
grew in one year to four then to six teams.
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Now the league holds eight teams. Some of
the fathers playing in this league have sons
playing. Just about all the teams have won
that coveted championship, but two teams
have won it more. They are the Turf Club and
Creamery. So whether they are younger or a
little bit older there is fire in the fireplace.
The annual ball league draft is scheduled
for Monday, April21 at 7 p.m. at the Seaforth
and District Community Centres. Games will
start Sunday, May 4 at 7 p.m.
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