The Huron Expositor, 1979-11-29, Page 10I.1.URO
EXPOSITOR. +N0.V.EMBER 29. 1979
i rDAVE 11001tIE
it took eight long weeks
and a handful of near, misses;
but the Industrial Hockey
Blues have finally won a:
hockey match. They
accomplished the deed last,
Sunday night by storming
from .behind to overtake the
Wings by a narrow 5-4 score
The Winners erased a 4-2
Wing lead in the final frame an I
d D� O Rea s goal
offg. O'Reilly
's
35 seconds left gave
the (Bluestheir initial
triumph of the season.
The. Blue boys have put
to8ether a much better effort
ovre the past couple weeks:
and should not be taken, •
lightly by anyone..
Brian Nigh scored twice,
for the winning side with.
singles going to Brian
Cooper, Jim Holland and.
O'Reilly.
.Doug Phillips continues to
'be the Wings most consistent
performer, He led the Red by
netting a pair of goals while
John Janmatt ,and. Mike
Marion added single tallies.
HAWKS 5 STARS 4
The hawks jumped into a
5-2 lead then held on dearly,
for an exciting 5-4 win over
the Stars during last Sunday
early match,
The Stars roared,, buzzed
and, generally harrassed the
black shirts for most of the
final frame but superb goal-
tending front Charlie Smith
and erratic shooting by the
green team allowed the
Hawks to escape, withthe
slim, victory.
Dave Broome Bred a pair
of goals for the Hawks while
Dale Kennedy, Wayne
Coombs and Jerry Barringer
all notched single markers.
Seaforth curlers,
FI
!Larry Broome scoted. his
third hat, trick in 3 gamesto
lead the Stars scorers. Ea,
Delveccio added atingle goal.
for the losing side.
FLYERS 6 KINGS 5
The Flyers: won their
seventh match of the season
'last; Sunday evening by
downing the Royal; club 6-5
in a chippy late encounter,
The game was highlighted•
by a fight during the late
stages of the affair, Actual
fisticuffs. in I.H.L, play is a
rarity and you would have to
,go back 3or 5 seasons to find
Me 'last case of Corbett vs
Sullivan bare knuckles.
Anyway., the Flyers remain
'thetop club in the league by
viture of their second; win
this season over the short-
handed Kings.
Gary kinigan and Ralph:
Wood paced the winning side
INin at bo�spie�s
BY D*OSQLATWYNHAMi
' Bonspiels at Exeter andl
Harriston brought good re-
sults for Seaforth curlers this,
past weekend. In Exeter the
rink skipped by Bob 'Camp-
bell with John Patterson,
vice; Bruce Coleman, second.
and Gerry Lobb, lead was
awarded second prize after a
win -loss -win scorefor their 3
8 -end. games. Two wins and
one loss in their three games.
totalled third prize for the
Gerry Walter rink with 'Bob
Wilson, Don Tremeer and
Bob Jarmuth;making up that
foursome,
At the Harriston Chicken
Producers Spiel, the rink
skipped by Bob Ste: Marie
with Bill Fleming, vice; Herb
Travis, second and Lloyd
Townsend, lead won both
their gamesand tied for first
place. They were, however,
awardedsecond prize when
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the final score was decided'
on aggregate points. Con-
gratulations! Other local
curlers. at the same spiel
included the rink skipped by
Ken Moore with Ray Hutch-
inson, Jim
utchinson,Jim Rose and Darwin
Bannerman, Dave Cornish
and Jim Robertson of Top
Notch made up one half of
Bill Taylor's Harriston rink
and 'Richard Reeder was
quarter part of the fourth in
their !draw team ` placing::
Sounds like everyone had a
real good outing,
Anyone looking for Bon -
spiel information should
check the notice board at the
Club. There certainlyarelots',
of good Bonspiels to choose
from. Itseems incredible but:.
we're already into the second
half of the pre -Christmas
draw with but two games to
go in most cases - three for
the men and competitive
teams. With the points on
the score -board running very
close in some instances the
curling, becomes very inter-
esting about this time of the
draw. ..
The Ladies held their 'Fun
Day' on Tuesday, its success
due to the good team -work of
the Special Events commit-
tee. Thank you ladies! Ill
have the results of that event
for next week.
Good curling to the men's
teams off to the Imperial:
Bonspiel in Sarniaand the
Cash Spiel in Harriston this
weekend. Both are three day
events so there'll be lots of
sweeping l
Atoms
win 5-1
On Saturday, Nov. 24th
Seaforth travelled to Mitchell
winning the- game 5 to 1.
Mike Betties got the hat trick
while Pat Murray and Ron
Pryce each scored one goal:
On Saturday, Dec: 1 List-
owel will travel to Seaforth to
play at 4:30.
Seni�
bowl
by collecting 2a each
with single goals 113otn6, to
Terry Craig; and John•
Wilson.
Jerry Feeny counted twice
for the Royal team with Ken
Swan, Terry Stevenson and.
Steve Southgate all scoring;
lone goals; in a losing cause,
I.H.L. NOTES: Bill Price has•
:become the 3rd player in
'i.H.L. history to score 100,
goals. He now has 105 during
his stay in the I.H.L. and
currently ranks 3rd behind
Dale Kennedy, (148) and,
Dave Broome (13.7). Steve
Southgate has a career total;
of 95 and he should become'
the 4th skater, to hit the
magic 100 before this season
ends. Price is also closing in
ops 100 assists. He needs 10'
more and that would make
him 3rd ip that catagory also.
Dale Kennedy has 298 career
points, He will become the
first plaYer in league history
to, score 300, Quite a feat!
'His closest rival is. Dave
Broome with 276 points. 1
hesitate to ,make a prediction
077
this season. The,Flyers are
very strong but :the Wings
downed, them 5.3: a couple of
weeks back. Most observer*
feel any club can win it ;alt
The Hawks have scored; the
most goals so for this year
(53).
The Wings have netted the
fewest at 32 goals. Ralph
Wood„ Larry Broome, Bill)
Price, Sid Works and Brian
Nigh all having good season,
Broomebas had3
consecutive ;hat tricks.
GAMES NEXT WEEK
DECEMBER 2, 1979
7:00 8.30: 10:00
Kings: F$Yers Blues
Wings Stars Hawks;
musTRIAL HOCKEY
Industrial Hockey:
League Top 20.scorers.
Player Team G As. Pia..:
D.Broome R
S.Southgate K
D.Kennedy H
R. Wood F
L.Broome S
S.Wocks S
B.Price S.
17 15
16 4
13 7
13 7
1.0' 10
11 8"
10 10.
31
20
20
20
20
19
20
D.Phillips W 13 • 18.;
B.Nigh B; 11 7 18;
K,Bennett• K 7 11 18
B.Cooper 13; 4,' 12 16
G.Finigan P. 9 6 15
W,Coombs 11 8 6 14.
B.Akker 5.,•, 7 7 14
J.Holland ;B; 6 8 14
K Klaver F 6 8: 14
T.Stevenson K 5 7 12
D.Henderson F 4 8 12
T.Craig F 6 S 11
K,Swan K 5 6 11
TEAM STANDINGS
Tears* W L T Pea:
Flyers 7 1 0 14
Kings 4 2' 2 10
Hawks 4 3 1 9
Stars 4 3 1
Blues 1 6: 1 . ,
Wings 1 6 1 3
Sm lie
"What position does your
brother play on the. football
team?" Mrs. Brown asked
Tommy's little brother..
''i'mnot too sure," he.
replied, "but it wouldn't
surprise me if he was one of
the drawbacks."
On, Tues., Nov. 20th;
Seaforth: travelled to, Mitchell
to play.. Mike Murphy scored'
the first and only goal for
Mitchell unassisted followed'
by Seaforth's David
McLlwain. Danny Van Loon
scored in the second period,
assisted by Trevor Price tq
give Seaforth the lead 2-.1..
In, the third period, Greg;
Murray picked up an extra
goal, followed by. Chris
Cardne and finally David:
McLlwain. In all, the score.•
ended at 5 to 1; for Seaforth,
On Saturday;, Nov. 24th,
Wingham came to Seaforth.
for their firstgames played
together this year, •:Seaforth
has always found Wingham
Pee Wees to be, tough.
competitors as they skate,
. fast and pass the, puck so
well. This gaine proved to be.
no exception as it was an
exciting one for the soect
ators. In the first penod#,
Seaforth's .Chris Cardno
scored unassisted. Wing-
ham's Doug Stephenson.
evened up the scoring before
the period: ended.
In the second period Gre8;
Murray sent Seaford* .ahead;
with, .an excellent back hand'
shot, from beside the goal)
that sailed over the goalie's
shoulder at an incredibly
narrow angle. Danny Van
Loon: added to the: scorein,
that period. In the third.
period both teams came out
flying with the final outcome
still, uncertain. Kevin
Williamson, added to
Seaforth's lead: but
Wingham's Captain Paul,
Robinson retaliated with
another goal, At the end of
the game Seaforth had
maintained their winning
streak and defeated Wing-
ham
ingham 4-2. This was the first
team in Qtir division to defeat
the Wingham Pee Weft • for
over ayes:. . The next game is
in Wingham on Thurs., Nov.
29 and Goderich on Dee. 1st.
TEAM STANDINGS
G Amt. Pis.,
David Mct lwaiu, 7 7 14;
Kevin Melady 1' 31 4
Greg, Murray 5 .0 S.
,Danny Van Loon 2 3 5
Scott Driscoll. 2 1 3
Jeff Reid 1 12•
Trevor Price - 3 1' 4
Chris Cardno ,3 1. 4
David Garrick 0 1; 1
Kevin Williamson 1 1 2
PENALTY Milli.,,, 'ES
Kevin Melady 6
Kevin Williamson 10
Greg Murray, , 4
David McLlwain ' 6
Scott Driscoll 2;
Darren Crocker 2
Mark Stapleton, 2
Trevor vor Price
Danny Van Loon;
2
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