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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-01-29, Page 7Zurich wins three, ties Zurich teams won three games tied one and lost two to visiting Garden City Michigan this weekend at the arena. The Zurich atoms lost both their games against Garden City Michigan on the weekend. The game Saturday was a close 1-0 struggle with SPORTS 0 SPOT Garden City scoring the only goal of the game at the 1:22 mark. The goal was by Jamie Henshaw and was assisted by Larry Garry. There were five penalties in the game, two going to Zurich and three to Garden City. The game on Sunday saw another close game with Garden, City coming out on top by a 4-3 score. Scoring for Garden City were Larry Garry. Jamie Henshaw, Charlie McGeorge and Bob Bennetts. Zurich goal - scorers were Tim Westlake, Todd LaPorte and John Parke. The peewee game Saturday 'was a shoot-out, with Zurich winning 7-4. The goal -scorers for Zurich were Jeff Hoffman with three, Paul Bedard with two and Mark LaPorte and Mark Clausis each with singles. Scoring for Garden Zurich Arena_ Public Skating Fri. Jan. 3.Oth • - 7-9 Sat. Jan. 31st - 7:45 - 9:45 Lions Free Skating Every Monday & Thursday 3:45 - 4:45 Moms & Tots Wed.'2-4 Fri. 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon. Buck.y. pont. Sun. Feb. - 1 Ship your livestock with FRANK v006EL DASHWOOD Independent • Shipper To United Co-operatives Of Ontario Livestock Department, Toronto Monday is shipping day from Varna Stockyards CALL DASMWOOD 238-2707 OR BAYFIELD 565.2636 By 7:30 A.M. For. Prompt Service Also Western Stockers- & Feeders Available City was Smith, Shannon, Nolan and Hirszl. In the game Sunday, the Zurich pee wees doubled the score on Garden City 6-3. Garden City led 3-0 in the second period on goals by Priehs, Hickson and Smith, but at the 7:30 mark of the second period, Zurich. started their comeback. Brian Steckle started the Zurich scoring and two minutes later Mark LaPorte scored the first of his three goals. Paul Bedard tied the score at the 13:20 mark. All three goals were unassisted. Mark LaPorte scored his second goal with assists going to Paul Bedard and Aaron Bullock, giving Zurich their first lead. In the third period, Aaron Bullock scored on a pass from Mark Clkusis and Mark Johnson. Mark LaPorte rounded out the scoring on a pass from Aaron Bullock, The Saturday game bet- ween the Garden. City Bantams and Zurich ended 4- 4. Only one goal was scored in the first period, by Mark Boogemans and none in the second. Garden City scored three goals in less than three minutes, from Jim Finetti, Bret Melnick and Chris Monaster. Zurich closed the gap on a goal by , Dean Armstrong, but Garden City made it 4-2 on a goal by Jerry Durkin. Zurich managed a tie on two goals in the final three minutes, the last one with nine seconds left. Dean Armstrong got his second goal of the night and the City tying goal was Mark Boogeman's second. Sunday, The Zurich bantams shut the Garden City Team out by a 2-0 score. The goals were scored by. Bryan Kading and Dean Armstrong. Bantams win The Zurich bantams beat Hensall on Wednesday 5-3. Bryan Kading led the Zurich attack with two goals and one assist. Dean Arm- strong, - Darcy Martin and Kevin Lavery were the other Zurich scorers. Darren Moir, Todd Caldwell and Ian Munroe scored for Hensall. There were seven penalties, three to Zurich and four to Hensall. The playoffs Monday night's first playoff game saw Zurich bantams lose to Blyth 4-3. Exhibition hockey On Saturday, the novice team lost to Clinton by an 8-1 score and the Atom B team lost to Seaforth 5-1. Bantam tourney The Zurich Bantams beat the Howick 7ups on Thur- sday, 5-1. Howick scored the first goal off the stick of Kevin Puttan. The Zurich scorers. were Dean Arm- strong with three and Dereck McKinnon with two. Bryan Kading had four assists. Friday, Zurich played Thedford in the Clinton tournament and lost a close 6-5 decision. The Thedford team was behind Zurich 2-0 after the first period. Bryan Rec hockey Team Blues Flyers Sabres Panthers Standings Blues 12 - Panthers 6 Sdbres 9 - flyers 2 Team Standings W L T' GF 11 0 0 113 5 5 1 61 4 6 1 68 1 10 0 46 Lending Scorers Name Rick Schilbe Ron Des Jardine Ken Clarke John Becker Bill Hoffman Glen Overholt Cliff Gingerich Ivan Bedard Wayne Thiel Jim Bedard Steve Harberer Paul Haggitt Jack Dressler Tim Bedour Grant Lee Jim Consitt Ray Weido Larry Merner Dave Clarke Larry McCann GA TP 59 22 65 11 78 9 76 2 Team G A TP Blues 30 32 62 Blues 23 21 44 Blues 14 16 30 Flyers 15 13 28 Sabres 17 8 25 Sabres 10 10 20 Panthers 11 9 20 Blues 11 8 19 Flyers 10 8 18 Sabres 6 12 18 Sabres 6 12 18 alum 6 11 17 Flyers 9 7 16 Blues 7 8 15' Panthers 6 8 14 Flyers 7 6 13 Sabres 6 4 13 Sabres3 :lues 2 11 13 Sabres 5 7 12 • Exciting SHHL Action -0," Zurich Arena 2 p.m. Sunday Feb. 1 Forest Boyds Vg Zurich Buckeyes Forest leads Zurich by 1 point in standings don't miss this one Mune News, January 29, 1901 'aa. 7 NORTH ALL-STARS -- From left to right, baderow: Gerald Weido, Pat Bedard, Mike Anstett, Phil Paquette, Tom Ryan and Gary Koehler. Second row: Tom O'Brien, Phil Petrie, Ron Corriveau, Dwight Consitt, Brad Doters, Kris Bedard, Brion Penhale and Jamie Caldwell. Front row: Dave Kinsman, Doug .Fairbairn, Dave Holmes, Jurgen Hellman and Kim McKinnon. The North won the game 3-0. Kading and Dereck McKinnon did the scoring. It was 4-2 after two periods. Bryan Kading scored again and Kevin Lavery scored the Mousseau wins Ladies curling The first ladies two game curling bonspiel was held at the Exeter club January 14. Shirley Mousseau with her team of Julie Rattray, Liz Bell and Helen Brown were high winners. Second prize winners were Karen Davidson, Kay Elder, Betty McGhee and Louise Giffin and Helen Burton, Fran Mickle, Jean Mills and Blanche Stewart were high one game winner. 0 A WE NEED ALL TYPES S AB BE A REGULAR BI.00D DONOR Nothing helps adult education like children. fourth. Dean Armstrong scored the other Zurich goal. Saturday, it was Zurich all the way in a 9-5 win over Cremore. 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