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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-12-18, Page 11N Bantams take two games ockey s In the first round of the international, hockey com- petition between teams from the Zurich Minor . Athletic Association and Garden City, Michigan village teams SPORTS e SPOT by Marlene and Tony Bedard • won three games in games played over the weekend in the U.S.city. Pioking up three out of four points were 'the .squirts who won Saturday 3-2 and tied 1-1 on Sunday. Scoring the first goal of the game in the first period was Zurich's Randy Hoffman but a goal by Larry Garry of Garden City tied the game. In the second period the miters jumped ahead 3-1 on goals by John Parkes and Mike Cyr. Picking up the lone goal of the final frame was Garden City's Jamie Hanshaw. Sunday's game was a real dog fight with both teams having _numerous chances. Tim Westlake had the. only -Zurich goal on a unassisted effort while Jamie Hanshaw r tied the game in the third period on a breakaway. The Zurich Peewees found the going'a little bit toufgher - as they dropped both games by scores of 5-2 Saturday and 4-2 Sunday. Saturday's contest, saw Garden City jump out to a 3-0 lead on the strength of goals • by Eric Hirzel, Pat Shannon and Al Smith in the first period. Paul Bedard. and Aaron Bullock . combined for the only score of the middle frame which put Zurich back into the game. The brother combination of Pat and Bob Shannon picked up the fourth and fifth Garden City goals of the game. Replying for Zurich late in, the -period was Jeff Hoffman. Paul Bedard had two goals for Zurich in Sunday's contest at _he scored in ,the second and third periods with help from Aaron Bullock. Eric Hirtzel had.two goals for Zurich in the second period. It appeared that the contest would end up as a 2-2 tie but Garden City scored two goals in the final minute of play to take the victory. The Bantams proved to have the most success of the Zurich teams as they defeated Garden City's number team by scores of 6- - Saturday and 5-1 Sunday. In both games Zurich pulled away 'from their opposition in the second and third periods. Saturday Garden 'City hit the scoresfeet first on an effort by Tim Walsh but the Bantams replied with two goals by Mark Boogemans and Bob Snell. Tying the game up foi- Garden City was Jerry Durkin but the villagers scored four times to secure the victory. Scoring for Zurich were Brian Kading from Mark Boogemans, Dean Arm- strong • from Derek McKinnon, Darcy Martin from Gerry Smith and Derek McKinnon from Dean Armstrong. Counting for Zurich in the Sunday gaane were three goals by Brian Kading and singles by Tim Teeter and Dean Armstrong. Tim Finett had the lone Garden City goal. • Midgets lose close game The Zurich Midgets fell two goals short of .a victory Monday as they were edged by Seaforth 7-6 m Zurich. Scoring for Zurich in the see -saw affair were Randy Parker with two goals and singles coming from the sticks of Jamie McClinchey, David Smith, Paul Johnston and Scott Jesney. Bucks win, tie -The Zurich Buckeyes had a very successful three games with wins over Hensall and Exeter and a tie with Cen- tralia. The Bucks next game is Sunday afternoon with the Centralia . Marauders sup- plying the opposition. On December 28 the Bucks 'travel to Forest. Sunday Zurich came back from a three goal deficit to take an exciting 5-4 win. Scoring for Hensall were Jamie Caldwell, Allan Taylor and Lloyd Allan. Picking up the assists were Steve Knight, Jim Ferguson, Gary Kyle and Dave Kin- sman. Zurich Began their comeback in `the second period on an unassisted goal but the Sherwogds came right . back with Kinsman scoring from 'Ferguson. The Bucks* secured the victory on goals by Pat Bedard, Kim McKinnon, Murray and Gerald Weido. Named Buckeye -player of the month was injured defenceman Mike Clarke who received a cheque for $25 from Laportes Meat Market. He leads the Buckeyes in scoring with nine goals and ten assists. Clarke who broke his thumb will be lost to the club for six weeks. Clarke is also tied for second in penalty minutes with Kerry Bedard. Both players have spent • 34 minutes in the sin -bin. Leading the penalty parade is Kim McKinnbn with 40 minutes. Tops among the Buckeyes' regular goalies is Jurgen Hellman with a 4.02 average in four games while\ Randy Oke has a 4.05 average in his six games. Randy Lovie who has played one game has allowed only two goals. Close game Friday's contest between the Marauders and the Zurich Buckeyes was' close ads .s from start to finish with only one goal separating the two clubs it any time. 'Randy McKinnon of the Buckeyes opened the game scoring at -?:31 of the opening period on ,a pass from Greg Kirk and four minutes later the score was tied as Pete Wuerth hit for Centralia on a three-way combination with Perry Knee • and ._Rick Funston. ,• The Marauders outscored the Buckeyes two goals to one in the middle session. Captain -Pete Glover fired the firstsuccessful shot on passes from Blair.Hearn and Mark Cronyn at the ; 28 second mar and Randy Somerville stored on a solo dash near the .end of _the period. Ladies Intertown Standings Bowlmor Mikes #2 Zurich Goderich Lucan St. Marys Mikes #1 Exeter Citizins News, December 18, 1980 Page -11 . lit in Garden City 67 5753 48 43 2929 Ladies League PP C Sweeney 545 0 40 S D Becker 633 7 90 RR J Bedard 523 0 19 P J Finkbeiner 546 3 74 RD E Rubery 622 7 81 TC V Huston 494 4 51 UD M Campbell 555 5 59 AD M LaPorte 494 7 65 HG M Becker 590 2 47 LA B Riddell 573 0 PH C Vandenboomen 597 7 AK\ D Wildfong 525 0 HS . S Dickert HT S Dickert 694 HA S Dickert 195 Zuridb Mini League F D B HR HAR HT HS R Smale 678 •R 13artman 580 L Hoffman 672 P Bedard 551 PMasse 520 J Dietrich 652 - B Hoy 504 J Bedard 624 J Bedard 206 J Bedard 763 T Bedard 299. Youth Bowling Team HD HS P. Smith 290 WC D McKinley 292 P P Bedard 244 AC T Lesperance 308 B D Creces 289 • S D Creces 289 High Average BG T Lesperance 130 BB M Landsbergen 102 - JG C Taylor 133 JB D Creces 156 Senior Mixed League- JS eague 8 HS HT HA E Groot D Hartman 580 J Geiger 661 D Foreman 5 L Hendrick'580 C Groot & H Hendrick J Geiger A Gascho - r: 7 7 2 5 2 The lone middle stanza Buckeye score came from the stick of Kerry Bedard with Kris Bedard and Pat Bedard assisting. The third period was only 58 seconds 1 old when the Buckeyes tied ,the score on Kris Bedard's counter on a pass from Pat Bedard. • Zurich moved in, front a,t 9:55 when Kerry Bedard completed a three-way effort with 'Glenn Zirk and Pat Bedard. The Marauders tied the score at 14-02 when Randy Somerville hit the Zurich net on an unassisted effort. • In, Thursday night's contest, the Zurich Buckeyes scored four straight goals before the Mohawks hit the scoreboard and Sunday Forest ended the game with five consecutive scores to win the game. The • Buckeyes took a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by Jim Murray and captain John Graham with assists going to Randy McKinnon and Ron Rader. The only goal of the middle frame was fired by ,Jeff O'Brien of the Buckeyes on a three-way effort with Ron Rader and Greg Kirk. Zurich made it 4-0 at 2:04 of the third period when Randy McKinnon hit the Exeter net on a play started by Jim Murray and Chris Bedard. e With only four minutes left .in the game, the Mohawks registered their first goal. It came on a power play, as Luc Gagnon counted on passes from Ken Bergman - and Brad Daters while Greg Kirk of the Buckeyes was off for tripping. The • second and final Exeter score with only 47 seconds left was also thee. result of a power play. Ken Bergman was the marksman and assists were credited to Brion Penhale and Jim Guenther Each team was assessed six minor , penalties by referees Wayne Corbett and Brian Campbell. Both Exeter goals dame do power plays while Zurich scores by Jim Murray and Randy McKinnon came with the Mohawks playing a man short: 8 TWO ON TWO — The Zurich buckeyes picked up a come from behind 5-4 victory over the 40 Hensall Sherwoods Sunday in Zurich. Moving in Hensall goalie Steve Sararas and 14 defenceman Gary Kyle were Jim Murray and Kerry Bedard. 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