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Midgets Win
The Qacacrich Midgets math it
eight' etreight wig py defeating
floe I -ate Lel1. Midgets 134 in
ehv11� _ t! Ontl'a r Right. Tjie locats
now 'nave a frau !lad on first D1aee
in the 'league, with no bosses and
na ties.
'Gm/getters forawere:
WRiiamsten <5), nsats
Ga11ow and three tunes unassisted;
Jeffrey (3), on assists from Thur
low and Fsit ley and once un -
+assisted; Meson MI en assists from.
Million. land'JeffreY; ,assist-
ed by Spott; Thuiidoww, from Jeffrey
and Leeson- Peachey, from Gallow.
On Monday of last week, the
Midgets paid a return visit top the
Clinton club and handed them a
13-5 defeat. Thursday night, the
locals journeyed. to. Seaforth and
trounced the Seaforth. Midgets
.The following scoring stand,lAlti
'for theGoderich club do not lu
'clu. e onday night's.. game with
Mit hell• G G A Pts.
7 20 10 30
7 13 14'27
7 7 13 20
7 7 12 19
5 11 ,4 15
7 3 5 8
7 5 0 5
7 2 1 3
7 1 23
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7 0 3 3
3 1 0 1
George Picot ......... 5 0 1 1
GOAL KEEPJ1NG AVERAGES
GP ' GA Avge.
Ron Williemeee , ` 9 2.28
Percy Garrick .. 4 5 1.66
Team goals ag'nst ay. 7 14 2.00
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THE Q E SIGNAIrSTAR
Young ,Goderxeh:Nig�tt-Every Tbursday
rowu�g In Popularity At The Arena
Gaderich iteereation' 1. Dal a&;or , ` `rho following,- siring leaders
Ted Williams, describes the new
hoc -key venture known- as. Voting'
Goderich, Night' held Thursday
evenings at the arena as "beingTD
to a good start," with a fair sized
eros"r' •.attending last Week.'Ted
believes that the crowds will tgrow
as the idea.,eat hes on..
Thursday iii' 'it saw three games
in the tGoderieh Lions Pee Wee
Moth ileaguo. being ,played, and
two games in theBantam House
League. ' w
In the Pee Wee .,-lass, 1+'trrds de-
feated the 'Chevs 5-4. 'Buddy Rob-
inson scored four of the five goals
for, the winners and Bruce Scott
!.�Counted for the other one. 'Wayne,:
Ilumig scored three and Bob Bax-
ter, one fora the Chevs.
In the second game, Eddie Harri-
son scored three goals for. the
Studebakers and Paul Taylor one,
to defeat the Apple Kings 4.1.
Marty Baechler scored the Kings'
loan goal.
When Rouse met Dodges, Tommy.
Yeo netted two ‘goals and Jeff Reid
copped one for Rouse to down the
Dodges, 3-1. Jim Stephens was the
lone marksman for Dodges.
.... t -Wilkinson-scored•-two- goals -
to lead Ainslies to a 5.2 victory
over IGA sn the first game of the
Bantam House League at Memorial
Arena.
Dick Warsell, Johnny Irvine and
Jim S�c�qtt 'added Ainslies' other
three goals. " Ron Feagan seared
both IGA goals.
In the second game; Mills defeat:
ed Sheaffers 3.2, Don Cornish,
Barry Stuart and Art Hoy getting
the goals „.for _Mills. John Dew
chalked-up� both Sheaffer goals.
The following are the team
standings, including Thursday
night's games in the Bantam House
League:
t• W L T Pts.
Mills .. 6 4 2 0 8
Ainslies ...........6 3 2 1 - 7
I.G.A. 6 3 3 0 6
Sheaffers 6 1 4 1 3
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D. Jeffrey 5 3 '' 1 4 4
V. Whetstone 5 3. 1 4 0
Glen Alibi. 5 3 0
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What would .have been the Gode-
.Cieb Basketball team, had sponsors
come forth to back the team, held
an exhibitiongame in the Col-
legiate gym with the GD:C.I.
basketball club, Friday night and
beat the Collegiate .Boys 77-50.
Another player has been added
to the Sailors' line-up. Lorne
Rivers, who splayed with the Semis
Pontiacs during the 1953-54 sea-
son, is back with the Intermediate
Club to help out on the left wing
spot. Lorne, a local boy, has been
taking an electrical course in Tor-
onto and was not available to the
team until this month.
Ted Williams who has -missed
several games with an injured
knee has been working out with
the team and hopes to be back
in the lime -up, for Friday night's
game with the Forest Lakesides.
Noticeably absent from the
homegames played by the Inter-
mediates here this year have been
the free-for-all fights which have
been plaguing the N.H.12 and other
professional clubs this season-. It
appears that the boys realize more
and more that games cannot be
won from the penalty -box.
T.V. viewers in this darict who
watched Saturday night's ,game_be-
tween Toronto and New York were
fortunate in being treated to the
best game so_ � rthis....seasof- •
fit L. hockey. The Leafs provid-
ed '-the thrills the enal five
minutes of play when they scored
three goals in 52 seconds and
played for two minutes and 40
seconds without a goalkeeper and
without being scored against,
,Goderich Midgets have set them-
selves an enviable record but
Coach Ted Williams is not satis-
fied with the way some of the
'boys arepassing the punk and he
intends to do something about ' it.
It is obvious from looking over
the scoring record that ; although
some" of the players are getting a
lot of goals, they are not much
on the ,playymaking end of the
game. Winning the games doesn't
mean much if the boys will not
learn the art of playing the game.
THURSDAY, JAN. 19 -
Learn to Skate 1.30-3.30 'p.m.
Pee Wee and Bantam
House League Hockey 6 p.m.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 20 -
Midget Practice- 4.30 p.m.
Forest vs. Goderich -8.30, p.m.
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SATURDAY, JAN. 21 --
Squirts Practice 8-9.30 a.m.
Pee Wee Practice 9.30.10.30 a.m.
Bantam Practice 10.30-11.30 am.
Figure Skating 12 p.m.
Public Skating 2-4 p.m.
Figure ,Skating 5 p.m.
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SUNDAY, JAN. 22-- _
Free Skating 2-4 p.m.
(Silver Collection)
Adult Skating 8.30-10.30 p.m.
(Silver Collection)
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MONDAY, JAN.23--
Learn- to Skate 1.30-3.30 p.m.
School Skating
Grades 5-6-7-8 3.30-4.30 p.m.
Midget Hockey
Seaforth -vs. Goderich 7 p.m.
Junior Hockey
St. Marys vs. Goderich 9 p
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1.30.3.30 p.m.
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3.34'-4.30 pan.
5 p.m.
Sailors' Defeat
Milverton 5 to 2
Bill MacDonald paced the Gode-
rich Sailors to a 5-2 win over the
Milverton Royals before '709 fans
in the arena here Friday night.
MacDonald counted for three of
the five goals and Miller and- Mer-
iam netted the other two. Assists
went to Miller, White (2), MacDon-
ald, Mortimer (2).
Toanan and NfoOallu.m scored the
Milverton, ,gaits • onassists from.
Noble and Kipfer. Ten penalties_.
were handed out during the game.
wunusual amisconduct penalty
as givenGaul of the Royalstat
the beginning of the second period.
Gaul had been registered *with the
officials as teamcaptain but failed
to have the necessary letter "C"
an his sweater: Rule 14 of the
CAHA rules-rohRibits him to act
as team me tator 'unless he is
clearly mark as "captain."
On two occasions during the
game, 'Milverton penalties were
nullified when Goderich scored be
the play -was-•eaL1ed: __ _ .
Strathroy {Rockets dawned the
Sailors 9-4 in Strathroy Tuesday
night, spoiling Sailors' chances for
a second -place tie with Strathroy.
Goalgetters for Goderich were
MacDonald (2), Meriam and Brady.
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Mr. band ,Mrs. D. A. -Gray, of
Dublin, and Miss Roselli Connolly;
of Sebringville, visited recently in
Goderich at the home of Mrs. Mary
Stinson and Alice McGraw, Vic•
toria street.
GODERItIFI TOWNSHIP
CINION, •GODDR1CH TOWN-
SHIP, Jan. 17.--W.M.S.--The Janu-
ary meeting of the W.M.S. was
held at 'the home of Mrs. William
Porter with a large attendance.
Mrs, Austin Fuller, the president,
was the leader, The theme was
a continuation of "Our High Call-
ing." Scripture passages Were
read and discussed by (Mrs. James
Young, Mrs. Everett Mcllwain,
Mrs. Reg. Fuller and Mrs. Thomas
Sowerby. The, study book chapter
was summarized by Mrs. Fuller
and ,Mrs. - William Porter. Mrs.
Stanley +Mcllwain, Mrs. Harvey Ful-
ler and Mrs. James Stoner read
been prepared. The
ssion included treas-
secretary's reports.
read a selection
and the meet -
Leann to Skate
School Skating
Grades
Figure Skating
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ing is to be at the home of Mrs. and
Mrs. - Reg. Fuller, weather permit-
ting, otherwise at the parsonage,
on Tuesday evening, January 24.
The C.G.LT. met at the school
!Monday evening. Plans were made
for a sleighride this e0tir
night.
Mr. arid Mrs. Dan '41111 "
family, of Goderieh; " visited wi
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Orr on Sun-
day.
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