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The Huron Expositor, 1982-10-06, Page 19
A6 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOS P 6, 1882 Centenaires continue building process BY KRIS SVELA The road to building a successful hockey club is often marked with some se- vere pot holes. That is the lesson the Seaforth Centen- aires Junior D club •learned' ,after they dropped their first two exhibition games by scores of 9-5 to Exeter and 7-1 to a powerful Tavistock club. The Centenaires are in the midst of building a new team with 16 new players presently on the roster, together with several veterans from pre- vious years. The.combination of young and old,, experienc- ed and inexperienced play- ers, was evident in both games. Up against seasoned players on other teams, the young Centenaires, have a great deal of difficulty set- tling into the junior D style of hockey'. The problem can be solved with a little more experience, confidence and a helping hand 'from the older players. At the center of the team is veteran goaltender, Dan Mc- Clure. He made some excel- lent saves in both games, but seems weak on angle shots. McClure, now playinb his last year- will be able to help the team in its re -building phase, through his experience in net. During the game against Tavistock, the defence was weak both on the point and in front of their own net. There was very little policing and as a result, Tavistock forwards were given several scoring opportunities from the slot position. The loss of two key defencemen, due to game misconducts they received in Exeter, could be one of the reason for rite weak deven• reason tor the weak defensive play. The defencemen will have to learn the value of solid shots from the point. On the forward line there arc several promising new- comers. Jim Campbell, Jamie McClinchey, Dwayne La- porte, and David McLlwain. preformed well, along with several other older players. However, the team lacks a solid passing and forecheck• ing system. They are also weak in the shots nn goal department. The basic problem is the lack of team experience and interaction between team me- mbers, on the forward line, defensive line and as a unit. A proper passing system to carry the puck across the blueline. and more, points shots should help the team score more goals. It is essent- ial that the players, develop a tenet attitude if they hope to win 'against well organized' clubs in the league. There is no doubt the team has an ample supply of talent' in their new players and the veterans. The new upstarts should prove to be the magic ingredient the team will need to win in the next couple of years. With the completion of the new arena. more playing experience and fan support, the Centenaires should have no difficulty building a solid team. Once the club learns to play together they should prove to be top playoff contenders in the near future. COME TO STEWAi;T'S FOR OYS J ,EAR SKILLS IMPROVE -The Seaforth Centenaires sharpen their skills during a practice in Mitchell this week. Team management hopes to build a Greg Corel and Cathy Elliot caps BY CAROLANNE DWG Tarzan and Jane ended up the winners in the fall mixed two ball by shooting a fine 45 for9 holes. Tarzan and Jane, who in everyday life are Greg Core and Cathy Elliott, were the winners by four shots over their nearest rivals. The booby prize went to Ozzie and Harriet (Marty Bedard and- Lisa O'Dwyer) and the longest drive went to Mickey Mouse or Rod Doig. Closest to the pin was won by Cleopatra (Joyce Doig). It was a lovely fall day and over 35 people took part in the IHL set to start BY DAVE BROOME Although the six clubs that make up the I.H.L. family have not been drafted yet, a schedule has been put to- gether. The league will begin play Sunday night October 17 in event, which was followed by a potluck supper and dancing to lively Lou's dance music. Trophies were presented to the winners of the various events held over the season. The coloured television was won by Dorothy Murray from Stratford who happens to be a golfer and Elsie Southgate's sister. Greg Core defeated Jerry Wright for the Sills Trophy for Junior Match Play. Re- cognition was given for the best ringer scores as well as the most rounds played Hensel.. Here is the opening evenings first three matches. Check next week's Expositor for team rosters. 6:00 7:15 10:00 Penguins Hawks Canadians. Flyers Rangers Bruins ♦•ti1PI.I1,/.••111.5\I ►r 1•r[ty,,1.4/ 1.1.) t • • • • • • ,z, Seaforth 527-0180 IF YOUR TURKEY 4 GOES UP IN SMOKE...t. ter. .. PUT A PIZZA ON YOUR PLATE' Open Thanksgiving Monday Oct. -11 111.m. • 11 p.m. REGULAR FLOURS: EAT IN OR Sun '- TTurs 11a m • Midnite TAKEOUT Fr1 & Sat. •11a,m.-2a.m. /, hR011F:..r t..t t ti :.•4.4 a, .11 • air • • • TASTY NU BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE For Thanksgiving. we have FRESH. DINNER ROLLS CRUSTY ROLLS PIES & TARTS CHEESES We have a wide variety of CANADIAN & IMPORTED CHEESE to suit your taste' CHEESE PLATES kind sof ctheeoer favorite 'Please order one day in advance' SPECS P� OLD WHITE CHEDDAR CHEESE 3.19 lb 'SCHEIDER'S FRESH COLD MEATS' We have bulk snacks and baking supplies" TASTY NU BREAD FRESH F ROM OUR OVFN TO YOUR TABLE' 1 - 527-1803 ref On ng, gaiGiono by C c]PODari @ ©© during the season. Other golfers were congratulated for improving their handicaps for the season. The youngest of our golf- ers Michael Watt, aged 6, recorded a ringer score of 51! One of the highlights was congratulating Bruce Morris of Rermuda who had a hole in one of the fifth hole last Wednesday night. He used a wedge on the 103 yd. hole. Bruce also presented the brand new Club Champion- ship trophy, which he donat- ed., to l'an Doig. Rita Core was presented with the new Ladies Match Play Plaque which will hang on the wall in the club house. Doug Elliott was presented with the Brad Smith -Don Eatori Trophy for the men's match 01 maxed play and Greg Core with the Sills trophy for Junior match play. The golf season is pretty well over as far as organized events go. However if the weather co-operates we should be able to enjoy some great golf. Blue skies along with those golden autumn leaves make a great setting to enjoy this sport. Some- times the greens are a little 'cluttered with leaves but once you clear a path to the hole, you're almost 'certain the ball won't stray too far. Besides the golf you can also Bowling standings BOWLING THURSDAY NIGHTERS Ladies: weekly high single. Linda Gridzak, 267; weekly high triple, Linda Gridzak, 649; season's high average. Betty Mulley. 198, Linda Gridzak, 198. Men: weekly high single. Murray Bennewies. 376: weekly high triple. Murray Bentlikvies. 840: season's high average. Murray Ben• newies. 280. Team Standings Head•Pinners 5 Fixed Trouble on Six Brewers Rookies Skippy•Dippy's 5 5 2 2 2 MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Weekly Ladies: high single. Mary Beuerman, 283: high triple. Mary Beuerman, 720. Weekly Mens: high single. John Coleman. 215; high triple. John Coleman 760, Seasons Ladies: high single, Mary Beuerman, 283; hgih triple, Mary Beuerman, 720; high average, Mary Beuerman, 232. Seasons Mens: high single. John Coleman, 275; High triple, John Coleman. '760; high average. John Coleman. 231. Standings Black Hawks Bruins Maple Leafs Red Wings Rapgers 4 Canadiens 2 12 10 7 Whagyo fli©Th©? .What's happening Is a weekly column, space donated by The Huron Expositor. To list your event, call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. DATE EVENT Sat. Oct. 9 Story Hour Sat. Oct. 9Tavistock vs Centenaires Sun. Oct. 10 Tues. Oct. 12 Tues, Oct. 12 Tues. Oct. 12 Wed. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 13 Broomball Crocheting Sewing Ceramics • Typing Ladies Basketball Mite & Novice prac. Atom practice Pee Wee practice Bantam practice Midget practice PLACE Library Mitchell Clinton High School High School Public School High School High School Mitchel) Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell St James standings Superstars, 7 Oilers 5 Perfection Players 5 Tiger cats 3 High ladies: Brenda Barry 205 194: Barb Holmes 191 • 183. Rhonda Scott 171; Rich• and Love 179: ,Rick Scott, Canada=Ontario Ccolloce ins" For Details On WINTER WHEAT Insurance After Oct 31 vain oa your own Celt: joE o'REillY 345-2465 Agr.cunure Canada weary d ma double 29'; Jeff Dak. double 285. ST JAMES BOWLING IFAGUE T 13o - ds VNI's 14 7 TIME 1:30-2:30 8:30 p.m. 4 p.m. - 12 7-9 p.m. 8-10 p.m. 7-9 & 9-11 p.m. 7-9 p.m. 8-10 p.m, 6-7 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 8-9 p,m. 9-10 p.m. 10-11 p.m. Farrart's 4 Chargers 14 Corvette's 12 Mercedes 12 Men. high single. 292 - Geo. Johnston, triple, 708 Gen. Love Ladies. high single, 251 - Susie Reid: triple, 615. Brenda Kenny. TRAVEL AGENCY rs ry wiww Planning Your - WINTER VACATION ? Our courteous staff will answer your vacation questions. Come In or Cale ®a.TedaY M482-930 7 RattowbUry SI., Clinton, ®wt. strong team with several talented young players. (Svela photo) two -b H title enjoy the smells and crisp sounds of fall. Many people are taking advantage of these, peaceful fall days to keep their game in shape. The local course will be open until Mother Nature wishes to close it down. The proshop is open as well and golfers are invited in for a visit. It will soon be time to plan that go)f holiday and we have information and helpful h'nts. For those who can't get away,there are some great golfing books to keep you keen over the winter, As for myself, this will be my last article for 1982. 1 hope you've enjoyed reading them, and thanks to those who have let me know they enjoy what I've written. 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