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r ur Peee bex 17th, 1964'
By Bob Shrier
4 .oderich' Sittos found pthem-
selves behind 34 after :seven
minutes of the first pemod there
last Friday night but they roar-
ed bac and soundly trounsed
• the Waterloo Siskins 8-4.
• ft looked for 15 minutes of
the first period as 'though the
Si+ftos were going to let their
visitors run rampant over them.
The Siftos were not even in the
•hockey game up to this time
.• but' they started to .come. on
around the fifteen minute mark
after Earl Rica ..cored his first
goal of the game from William-
son and Wilkinson: .
.In three minutes, Williamson
'brought "it'1' ".`S'trtos--uric ....-o.t
goal of the equalizer when he
Bolt a pass in front of the net,
• 'pulled the goaltetnder right out,
and dump:d. it in:o tie open
' Yo: s the only
one that • ennis could score
over jibe 60 minute route, but
in one of the best games 'of
the season he was in on five
game, made •a fine play
Wil-
kinson in• front of Atte net andWilkie made no stake as he
pounded it harne.
Take Lead
At the 12 minute mark,
[Woods scored from .Caster and
Rahn to give. Godeirieih their
go-ahead • goal. Waterloo tied
it up "just a few minutes later
and this was the first real o, '
eortu.rnity the Siekins had as
.hey were completely dominat-
ed by the SZtos' play.
The Siftos were not long get-
ting out in front again. The
way they were playing they
were not going to be denied.
l'he „c'ale came thick and fast
-: Willi a m -
on and Parsons at .16 minutes.
Rice }eored his second' at 17
minutes and yilki lion gat his
-,.econd. -at -16 minutes.. „This
:five the Locals 7-4 edge after
two full periods o pay.
Rice, :Williamson and Wilkin -
<)n played a 'Very strong period
of hockey and earned every
._ _' i.. . ghtt ,, ed. Bari. Rice
7- -Ail n,i.gi t tri W"1"I1i'a isorrt"T:i3." .y..., a5 'W'e rt~- 'o'sirt
was a conizstant threat as he the defence and left them -10-0i:
cam
ook-
catme close on manychances. ;n� as, id they were striding
He centred two lines and saw still.
.h a -good deal of ice time but Goderich 'scored one more
he :as go{og as ertrong after 60 goal and that came early' in the
minutes as he was .in the opelt'- final' period ' illttr 11 1
ing minute,.. The game had last 20 minutes it was still no
to be oni' of his tine;,.t and he contest as the Siftos completely
At
tfitiveaaawataliagiodrimAsitat
came was undoubtedly one of
the most exciting 'i'n.__a-__renew.
while. The Siftos came roar-
ing out in the second, picking
up n here they had left, off at through the third period. the
the end of the opening ?0 min- ' Siskins settled down tot a hard
hitting style of hockey. At one
point the Waterloo. coach sent
out five defensemen In an ef-
fort to slow flown the attack
of the Siftos, They did getein
a few hard check but it failed.
to slow the local's down. •
Unquestionably, the stars of
the game were Williainson, Ric
and Wilkinson., -in that' order.
They played on a together
and' when they were out they
One of the hidden aims of
riilinior hockey membership is
to develop and inspire a real
sense of community feeling in
the young participants. This
attitude may be expressed by
"the words of an oldt'irne minor
player who is' now an active
coach and manager:
"When I was a youngster,
there were several, nien who
went put of their way to ,help
me; now it ,i,s my turn, and,
maybe I can repay them by
TelpTrna-•--strme- er-..--yonn,
iters."
•
This same'. •philasophy is
found in all of the minor 11A,ckey
le`iigues throughout thei • prow -
e; -caribou-,i#.... ininL °r 'hh
key sett -up would hardly be
possible. With' these thoughts
in mind, we pay tribute to• all
those men, both eoacihes and
i •. eggerso ,•r• ttyl ra. : tee, gther:
ai%iit •ticipants of t • e-- •de -
rich Minor Hockey Assocua•tion.
speiotively. It might be inter-
esting to note that the O'Brien's
goalie is the only "female" par-
t eipant in the Minor Hockey
Leagues. Miss JodieeReid is in
her first year as a budding
N.H:L. star. (More on Miss
Reid at a later date.)
'Mills defeated Gardiner's
Dairy 1-0, with Robert Richards
scoring the winning goal.
In the Mite divis=ion, ,Ferg-ids
Burns scored ,theelone- point
for the Flyers in their 6-1 loss
a b �riz���li•ea�,Saa,lous�..�.
far the winners were Smith,
Kennedy, Marshall • (2), and
Meriam (2).
Qoderi E1tctdle, Ikon So'w.
exb ► tai> ed lrtorll+??,.
team;
According t4 t: the
Flyers have lest 'one more game..
'111* time, the Sair6r4 defeated
-them in' a 7•Q slwtOIAt. MAP
shall, Andrew, Cumi i zgs! (2),
Nteria+m, Overholt and Garage
;scored 1ihe seven whtz4ing goals;
The Midget team wen their
•first game of the season in a*
match with Seafartih Mond pr
night. The final scare was 9-4.
* 4*
WHAT'S UP?
The biggest thing t6hait its ."up
at the moment is the fact that
thea:e are no reports for Pee
Wees, Bantams, Midgets and
Juveniles. It is realized that
the action of the senior age
groups is somerWhat restricted,
but, there .are still games play-
ed in the O.M.H:A. series! At
thepresent time,• information
on the games ,played last week
Mars- et -4 aen_rna•de-aarai, !abie4
publication. You..,mtay take it
from there. .. .
In the regular schedule, three
morning. Gardiner's Dairy and
O'Brien's played a scoreless tie.
Robert Richards scored tvi ce
to give Mills a victory over
There are three games sche-
duled at the Godearich Arena
ll .1, lietinnin t
7 p.m. The bantam,_midget and
juvenile entries will be waging,
battle with the O.M.H.4. .en-
tries from Oakridge Acres.
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clic.king,..�it 414 tihex skate
ci rings around The Siskins.
Soundly defeated by m'tlway
• utes.
The crowd was constantly on
its feet as time after 'time the
Sifts, missed by fractions.
They were constant► thwarted
by just plain luck on the part
of • the Siskins.
The red and white squad fin-
• ally got its break at the 11:34
'mark of the period and this
- tied it up at three apiece.
Rice, playing a standout
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' An enthusiastic crewd of
,ever 200 fans was;, present, last
weekend at the Annual» Squirt[,
Night held at 'the arena.
Inthhe exh:l!ition game
�,(�'8,4ith t
a�
:'^i. d.� ,m _,'c i«rL"tit." WAIL
a 3-2 loss. 'au Ci y an. 'Derry
'Smithe scolted_--.the-•._ two_gea ..
for the home team.
In the second game of the
evening, Goderich Electric and
the O'Brien's team were \vell-
matcihed opposition. At the
end of a tough' game the scare
rested at 1-1, R. Barlow and
Garry Allen tallied for Gode-
rich Electric and O'Brien's re -
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