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Centenaires tie one, lose two
BY GARY GRAY
The Seaforth Jr. "D" Cen-
tenaires picked up only one
point out of a possible six as
they played three games in
four nights for the second
week in a row. Their record
now stands at one win, two
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ties and three losses.
Last Friday night the Cen-
tenaires dropped a 6.4 deci-
sion to the Mitchell Hawks
before a large home town
crowd. The game was played
in Clinton. On Sunday after-
noon in Hensall the Tavistock
Braves out forrevenge, hand-
ed them a 6-3 setback while
on Monday night in Hensall
they battled the Thedford
Browns to a 2-2 tie.
HAWKS 6CENTENAI ES4
In the Mitchell contest he°
Centenaires fell behind 4.1 in
the first period as they were,
outshot 11-4. Brad Campbell,
the Centenaires starting goal -
tender, played quite well
despite being beaten four
times as he 'was given little
help from his defencemen.
They had trouble'clearing the
puck in their•own .end as a
result of good forechecking
by the Hawks.
Scoring for Mitchell in the
period. were Steve Hudson,
Jeff Pauli, Ralph Sl,affen and
'Dune Ferguson. Dave Mur-
ray yvit)1 his first off three
tallied for the Centenaires.
The second period saw the
Centenaires pull to within two
goals as Murray fired his
second from linemates John
Hicknell and Mark McLlwain
at 3:33. The Centenaires •
seemed to be carrying' the
play, but were unable to beat
Hawk's goalie Dave Fischer.
At 12:46 Mitchell regained its
three goal lead as John Sykes.
foiled Campbell with an un-
assisted marker, The Cen-
tenaires outshot the Hawks
11-7 in the period,
rhe third frame started
about the same as the pre-
vious ,one with the Cente-
naires again controlling the
play. At the 54 second mark
with the Centenajres on the
power play Murray com-
pleted his hat, trick by con-
'verting passes from
McLlwaln and Bicknell to
make the score 5-3,
Keith McClure 'replaced
Campbell at the start of the
third period in the Seaforth
net and gave up Mitchell's
final goal by Daryl Stacey at
6130 as he was caught out of
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the net giving Stacey an open
net to shoot at, The Cente-
naires however, did not give
up and less than a minute
later Dave Mcllwain scored
from Dave Erb to make the
final score 6-4;
The Centenaires outshot
the opposition by a 12-5
margid in the period but were
unable to capitalize on their
chances.
Witchell picked' up 49
minute's in penalties com-
pared to 41 for the Cente-
naires.
BRAVES 6'CENTENAIRES 3
The Tavistock Braves once
again took advantage of a
slow start and numerous
defensive mistakes by the
Centenaires as they took a 3.0
lead after the first period and
then coasted to a 6-3 victory.
The Braves fired 16 shots at
Seaforth gaolie Dan McClure
while the Centenaires tested
Braves goalie Maury Saunder
7 times.
Pete Van Drunen got the
Centenaires on the score-
board at 2:02 of the second
frame as he scored from Dave
McLlwain and Paul Smale.
Tavistock regained its 3 goal
lead at the midway mark of
the period but, the Cente-
naires came back with a
power play. goal two minutes
later as Van Drunen notched
his second from McLlwain
and Peter Bennett. Shots on
goal were even in the period
at 10 apiece.
The third stanza again was
all Tavistock as they tested
McClure 13 -times while the
Centenaires only 'managed
six on Saunder,..
The Braves upped their
lead to 5-2 at the tntrteen
minute mark only to have the
Centenaires bounce back
with a shorthanded tally off
the stick of Jamie McClinchey
at 16:40.
• The Braves completed the
scoring with only 2 seconds
remaining in. the . game as
they counted into an empty
net after the Centenaires had
pulled McClure in favor of a
sixth attacker. Only 22 min-
utes in penalties were called
in the game with the Cetite
naires receiving sixteen of
them.
SIEAFORTH 2 TJi1EDFORD 2
The Thedford Browns
scored from a goal mouth
scramble with only 54
seconds remaining in the
game to give them a 2-2
deadlock with the Cente-
naires.
There was no scoring in the
first periodas both goaftend-
ers came up 'with several big
saves especially , Keith
McClure in the Seaforth net.
He had the more difficult
drives to stop. The Browns
outshot the Centenaires-10-8
in the period.
In the second frame the
Centenaires picked up a pen-
alty at the 11:18 mark and
before it had expired the
Browns took a 1-0 lead as Ron
Vanos beat McClure aftet
taking advantage of a Cen-
tenaire •defensive mistake.
The period saw a lot of hard
hitting and good goalkeeping
as the Centenaires seemed to
be carrying the play.
With just over two minutes
remaining. in the period and
the Centenaires applying the
pressure, defenceman Bob
Nash let go a wicked drive
from the blueline that was
tipped in by Dave McLlwain.
Captain Dave Erb also drew
an assist.
Shots on goal in the period
we're 13.11 in favor of Thed-
ford.
The third stanza saw both
teams press hard to get the go '
ahead goal but again both
gaoltenders came up hot.
Then with just over five
minutes remaining the Cen-
tenaires line of Dive
McLlwafn, Dave Erb and Jim
Campbell, • buzzing around
the Thedford net, scored to
take a 2.1 lead. The play
started with Campbell doing
the work in the corner and
corning up with the puck and
in turn put it back to defence -
man Paul Smale who shot it to
Erb at the side of the net. He
flipped it behind the goal to
McLlwain who came out from
behind and slid the puck past
the sprawled Thedford goal-
ie.
At this point it looked as
though the Centenaires
would hang on for the win
but, once again a defensive
error in their own end set the
stage for the Browns tying
marker,
The Centenaires outshot
their opposition 11-10 in the
period. Only 18 minutes in
penalties were called in the
game with Thedford picking
up 14 of them. -
The Centenaires now hit
the road for three games (Port
Stanley, Tavistock, Thedford)
before returning to Hensall
on the 14th of November to
seek revenge agait the
Mitchell Hawks,
Bruins take 8-5 victory
BY DAVE BROOME
Irked by predictions of a '
last place finish, the Bruins
took out their anger on an
unsuspecting Hawk club last
Sunday night and the result
was an 8-5 victory. The early
game triumph by the 'Bears
leaves each squad with a one
win, one Toss record.
It is still very early in the
season and the game was less
than an artistic success but
the Bruins prevailed by virtue
of their ability to commit the
fewest errors this night out.
Joe Dick. Brian Nigh and
Dale Kennedy all scored
twice for the.winners.
Terry Stevenson and Pat
Devereaux added singles.
Marc Robinette netted the
hat trick for the Hawks with
singles going to Jerome A,pb-
in and Tom Nigh,
FLYERS 5 CANADIANS3
Laurie Kruse turned in a
standout performance in the
Canadian net but his effort
wasn't enough as the Flyers
skated to a 5-3 middle match
triumph.
_ The Flyers overcame a 2-1
Canuck lead with some heavy
forechecking to capture their
first win of the seaaon.
Bill O'Shea paced the win-
ners with a pair of markers.
Steve Smith, Dave
Broome and Terry Craig
chipped in the other goals.
John Roberts, Ron Quipp
and Gerry Feeny replied for
the Canadians.
PENGUINS 7 RANGERS 3
• The Penguins reeled off 6
straight goals during one
stretch and that effort mak,.
led the birds to whip the
Rangers 7.3 during last Sab-
baths late, late game.
The win was the Penguins
second in as many outings
while the Rangers have drop-
ped both their games.
Brian Dale led the Pen-
guins scoring with a hat trick.
Bob Schenck, Mike Mar-
ion. Ken Swan and Cam
Holland all had single goals.
Howie Breen, Mike Flani-
gan and Doug Phillips scored
for the Rangers who were
missing Ray Devereaux and
John Devereaux.
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SUN. DEC. 19-CLINTON ARENA
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11:15 (L) -Queens vs Chiselhurst
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