The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-13, Page 10Ill: ON EXPOSNTOR',, DEOEMIoE.R 13, 1970
BY GARY GRAY
CENTENAIRES DQWNF
EXETER
Led by Cam and lan, Prig;
e Jr, Centenaires flame up.
With : a convincing 8-6 victory
aver
the 'Exeter Hawks in
Exeter Sunday slight. The
win; moves the Centenaires
pinto; the fourth and final
playoff position in the fuse
leant. grouping,
The Centen-
•sires lead the Hawks by one
point but have two. games in.
hand. Sundays victory mark-
ed th e third time tho Centleti _T
aires have beaten the Hawks
this season in four meeting.
Carr.► Doig, fired the hat
trick: and ,added two assi6ts
,while brother lan scored
twice and added three as istsk
Doug Anstett aiso ;hada big.
` fit as he con, .'bated two
!light tri,
goals and hvo assists. Joe
Anstett has the .other Centers'
aire goal'. Scoring for the
Hawks were Terry Caldwell!
with a pair and single
markers going to Dwight
Consist, Kerry Biedard, Davey
Shaw .and Preston Blearing.
The Centenaires who nev-
er tailed in the game led 1-11
after the first and :increased
it to 5.2 after the second,
Exeter Cornett-
aires 4-3, in the final! frame.
Dan McClure again proved
to be the stumbling block for
the Hawks:: as he stopped 30
shots, kie was particularly
sharpin the first period when,
P
the Hawks held a wide
!Inngin of the play. Exeter
picked up twenty minutes in
penalties while the Centen-
aires were assessed only two.
Centenalre Notes: The Ceti,.
tenaires next home game is.
this Sunday, December 16 at
2 o'clock when they play the
Lucan Irish, The Irish are
fighting it out with Mitchell,
Hawks for First place while
the .Centenaires are a much
Ladies first drop
ends succ�ssfu��x
BY DRUSILLA TWYNHAM
The Ladies first draw came
to a successful dose on,
1 uesday with the team skip-
ped by Marlene Forbes, with
Carol Innes, Vice; Joyce
Hilderley, second and Col-
leen ,Phillips, Lead. ;accumu-
lating the most paints, They
are winners. of the Boswell
Trophy. Congratulations
Ladies! The team of Marg
Fleming, Mary
Fctheringhan,. Marie
McGavin and Shirley, Van
Loon placed 2nd. There was
a tie for third spot between
Roxanne Brown and Ann
Cunningham's; team. All
other divisions will be
playing their final games
during this upcoming week.
There, will be playoffs to
decide winners in the Men's
and Mixed teams, In the case
of the :latter, where three
teams will play off, the team
having the most, points wily
automatically receive the bye
in the first play-off game,
On December • S,th the
Exeter Ladies Curling Club
invited four, players from
each: of four other clubs as
guests at. 'their Fun Day.
Roxanne Brown, Mary -Jean
Beattie, Marg Fleming and
Isobel Moore represented
Seaforth Ladies and enjoyed.
two games and great
hospitality. Each team com-
prised 2 Exeter ladies and 2
guests so it was a good
opportunityto make new
friends. Isobel Moore was on
the team finishing in second
place. while Marg Fleming
was on the . team placing
third.
the Agenda shorty y and any
entries for • the Seniors,
British Consols, Junior
`: Tankard and The Seagram
Mixed should be submitted
by December 15th.. Play-offs
to decide' the team to re-
present Seaforth' in the
Senior, British Consols. and
Junior Tankard divisions will
be held on December 22nd.
and 23rd, and for the Sea-
gram Mixed on December
28th and 29th.
There are now nine teams
in the Competiti' a section:
three mixed, two L , ies' and
four mens, so there hould,
be plenty of interest in
representing Seaforth at
Bonspiels and Division Play=
downs in upcoming weeks.
With the first and very
successful bonspiel , now
under their belt, the Seaforth
Bonspiel :Committee are
looking ahead to the next one
scheuled for Saturday Jan,
19th. This will be a Mixed
Spiel sponsored by Fleming •
Feed Mills andentries
should be mailed to Bill and
Millie Lobb. R.R.2. Clinton.
Results . of the Farmers
Upen, held yesterday, will be
available for next week's
paper , , ,There a just a few
New Year's Eve tickets
available .'dheck With Owen
Club Playdowns will be• on
improved. team, .under new
Coach; Charlie Akey. :the
Centenaires are playing 500
hockey under Akey with •twig
mitts and::two losses.
The _ esit . nal. e
C e 'r: s will, have
forward Larry Sutton • and,
defenceman 1?ennis, Neilson
back for Sundays game. Both
have been on -the sidelines.
With injuries:.
Since returning from their
Bermuda holiday, the 10
have
brothers ��'am and Ian ha
picked,4pei ht points a iece
in the kts'o,games they have
sPl.a.edr .: u : Anstett. is.
� g:
putting out 1,50"'a and di*
Shut -out
!
Beat
Derek Cooper and Jeff
McLaughlin: teamed, together
to close the door on the
Clinton Bantams paving the
way for Seaforth's 12-0 shut-
out victory over Clinton.
Dave Murray racked up 8
,�
points as he led thestn
sec g
attack with 4 goals and 4
d finally: a sign u , for the. next - draw.
assists,
Patterson .. ,and y B P list; a the club! -Marty 'Bedard; scared a
reminder to mixed, curlers .to. I. for the at - hhat-trick with 3 goals while
Pee Woes beat
Goderich
On .Sunday, Dec. 9th Sea -
forth Pee Wees played their
first game against Goderich
in an afternoon game. This
game proved to be high
scoring for both teams as the
game was fast moving, hard
hitting and a pleasure to.
watch from the viewpoint of
the audience. 'In the first
period.Seaforth was ahead by
three goals, David McLiwain
scored .the. first goal un-
assisted within two minutes
of the beginning of the
period as he deked a surpris-
ed . Goderich `goalie. Scott
Driscoll scored the second
assisted by Jeff Reid and
Hien_ Mcllwain scored the
last goal of that period.
Inthe second period,
David scored again assisted
by Kevin Melady then David:
Garrick scored 'his first goal.
of the yearassisted. by Christ
Cardno. • Within 20 seconds
David Garrick scored again
assisted by`McLlwain. Final-
ly Goderich's Williamson
scored. Then Kevin Melady
scored a picture goat assisted
by • McLlwain. •
Goderich scored the next
goal followed by Kevin Mel-
ady assisted by Greg Mur-
ray: All totalled, Seaforth
scored five goals iii . 'the
second period.
The third period was ;.
different story • as Goderich
came out flying and Seaforth.
may have been a• little
complacent with the lead at 8
to 2. Goderich's. Graham,
Collins, Darrow and Gibbons;
scored the next four goals to
bring the tally much closer.
Greg Murray then scored,
assisted by David Mcllwain,
then he himself • scored 30
seconds later. Finally Goder-
ich . scored two more goals
with only two minutes left to
play in the period,
The final score was 10 to 8
for Seaforth with Seaforth
solidly innumber one place.
On Dec. 15th Seaforth travels
to Clinton to, play.
PEE WEE STANDINGS
G : A, P P.M.
David McLlwain'15 9 24 8
Kevin Melady 6 4 10 6
Greg Murray 7 '4 11 6
Dan Van, Loon 2' 4 6 6.
Chris Cardno 3 2 5
Jeff Reid: 1 2 3 -
Trevor Price 3 1 4 4
Scott Driscoll' 3. 2:. 5 2
David Garrick 2 1 3 -
Mark "Stapleton 1 - 1 2
K. Williamson 2 2 4 16
Darren Crocker - - 2
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slcads are starting to pax ;off
forthe shifty little eentreman
as he is:avers8 ing• over a
;point a game this Season.
:Former Centenaire ,coach
Mitch Kennedy has been.
named to, the O.H.A,.:Conti-
mutat Se iois' "A" All Star
.. n..
Team.
Jim, Campbell. and John, Dale
each netted 2, with Charlie
Malcolm scoring a single to
end the scoring rally; Sea -
forth played d
h a
solid team
o
P y
game with both the offense
and defense playing a strong
game backed by alert rids goal
t.. as.
Scoring was..
e n , Sc
fal.o.l
ow
�s,
Period 1;. S -J. Campbell -Mur:
ray Turner; S -Murray -J,
Cantpbeli, Turner; S -Bedard
h. Cnmiihell. • Core; S -J.
Campbell -Dale, 'Ivlurray; 5-
M4rray-Mcllwain, D, Camp-
bell; S -Bedard -Wright, •Core;.
S -Dale -J. Campbell, Murray.
Period 2: S -Bedard- n-
Wiese
berg, Turner; S -Dale, Mur-
ray, Core,
Period 3: S. -Murray-Dale.
B. alcolm- M Campbell; S- c-
M
Dwain, B. Dale; S -Murray
Dale, J. Campbell
Minutes in. penalties Clin-
ton 10,, Seaforth 14.
Spa :alk
by Paul EI15
When Mitch Kennedy predicted "a,
season of surprises" for ,the Seaforth
Centenaires :hockey team .at the outset of
the season,, no, one expected' the biggest
p
sur rise of wouldall he his, resigning as.
ouch of the team.
Kennedy left his post as coach: a couple
Of weeksago, saying onlythat he felt that.
he could n4 longer motivate the players. A.
few dayslater„Charles"Chuck" Akey
named' as his replacement, Since then, the
Junior uo D team has won two games and,losi
ni
two..
Akey, a member of the Seaforth Police
Department, has afairly itnpressive:hockey
background, ,He coached Juvenile and
Atom. ,teams in Sudbury, as well as playing
on a Junior squad. squad. He alsowas a referee
As, an. official, he
for about ten. years,
worked games up to the Major Junior A
calibre,
When asked why he used to referee, the
coach replied,"I enjoy the game (hockey),
and 1 enjoy anything that keeps me close to.
the game. And besides, it's the best seat in
the house."
Akey has been living in Seaforth for
about two years. Last season, he was vice
president of the Seaforth Minor Hockey
coach
the,
ch of
wella
e�
Association, as s th
local Midget at team.:Earlier this year, _..
he
started to go out to practice with the
Seaforth Beavers Oldtimers team, but felt
mandin . "Even my hair
this to be too, de g
hr,rt5 .vhnn ; !in. that „ hr cnvc inkinoly
How ss the Phone of Ctlaellelt`i�ctedi"
the team? According to matiager
Terry•
Craig, the :attitude of the team has
.improved, aa, the players seers, to be
working harder and putting, more into the
game.
"1 think he is a different type of coach:
(than Kennedy)," says Craig fire corn.
res Akey to :a: cheerleader, always:
encuthe players. ezplainin what
encouraging; P -y F g .
he wants and taking mistakes in stride,
The new ;coach has no plans for any
major changes in the team. "I think the,
team has a character of its own, which has;
been developed over the past few years,;"
he says. "A winning hockey team in not
made up of stars, it's; made up of elements.
1 think.the elements are all there." Then he
A
in
them
he
adds, 1 tri' �y .. 8. to give (t .:.
players) a positive .attitude,"
The Centenaires have not had a good,
record of play over the past few years, and
hopefully the change of coaches. will be a
At this point,when Coach
step forward':, ll.
Akey has only been behind the bench for
four games, it is hard to say what the result
will be. Kennedy left of his own accord,
without urging from the team executive. It
was suggested that he tty a little longer,
butgbe in the
feltthe
change team's
he
best interest-
Hopefully his decision was right; We'll;
just have to wait and see, Interested?
Come see for yourself at the Juniors' next
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