The Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-02-18, Page 12Jim • Corbett's rink won the Mills Motors
Bonspi+el held at the Maitland Country Club
last Friday. The winn,ireg rink had two
wins in two games and a plus of 22. ,Back
row, Jim .Corbett receives the trophy from
Mills Motors president Bill Mills. Front
row, left to right; Al Selinger, vice skip;
Ken Miller, lead; Al Sumner, second.
l -Star. turkey
ystery Team
Coaches are keeping their
lineups under 'traps for the
Rotary AlhStar Hockey Night,,
'it was learned this week,.
The March, 5• spectacular is
expected to ' draw "a sell►out
crowd at the arena when the
Rotarians go into battle with
the local police.
T`eani '"talent"''for Elie ° Rothia
ians is being- drawn from lead -
Mg citizens of Goderich who
are "still able to stand up" whe-
: iffi er ain!: skate or not:.�
The police team is under-
going intensive traiining for the
event and a number of "mys-
tery" players are being brought
in to stack the team.1
Tickets, ' which are now on
sale at numerous outlets, pro-
vide the purchaser ' with en-
trance to the game and a chance
of winning various prizes.
In,a'wrestli.ng meet tlyis week,
Goderith xziatmen were defeat-
ed. 3410 by a team from Lis -
-Brian Lee -of Listowel won ithe
Oornieth, ,pin. (3:29); 141,pound,
ning WI9SSAh�arnrp~-Gore
:M1114114 -4 -1.7111 -aminates 'to win
the 1145 -pound clans.
The most lopsided win was
Eby aicIt kelen of Listowel who
outpointed Ohris Grahame 17-0
to oapture the 168 -pound class.
Arden seared three near falls,
two predicament, one reversal,
and one takedown in the six.
minute, contest,
Successful Goderich wrestlers
were a stoll+ows: 9B-tpotind,. Dave
Cornish pin (3:29); 14.14.pound
Ed. Sanderson, decision (2-1);
148 -pound John McLean, decis-
ion 2-0); 1834pound, Danny Wal
son, pin (5:30).
Besides Gould and _Graham,
Brian Young lost by a pin; Rob.
Witmer (decision) 5-3; Mike
Bellinger by a pain, and Brian
Dowds by a decision, 7-2.
Basketball
Turning to basketball, the
Senior boys drubbed Stratford
Northwestern -83-31 in Strat-
ford, w '+i e the Junior boys lost
McCul'iough. •,ei,C1ark, Snell,
Dowds and Curry were the torp
scorers for the Seniors. Keene
and ten Hoopen paced the Jun-
ior 'attack in the losing battle.
Midgets Oust
Oakridge Acres
The • Goderich Midgets Won
their first, round of the OA/HA
playdowns by virtue of two
wins over the Oakridge Acres.
Goderich won the first game
in Oaknidge Acres 7-4 and won
their .second game here at home
last Saturday night before 125
local Tans by a score of 4-1.
Goderich jumped oft to a 2-0,
first-firstlead- ongoalsby
Jim Farrish from Jim Whitten
z.ncd Rick Sowerby from Fred
Gilbert.
Th -ere was no scoring in • the
second period and Goderich
Signal Star photo'outscored the visifors 2-1 in
the final stanza Goderich goals
came° at 9:48 Rink- Sowerby
from Jim Farrish and at 11:14,
Don Crawford' from B. Smith.
Goderich is now awaiting the
winner of a round robin series
among Leamington, Port Huron
and Wallace!burge
The name of the Bay of Fundy
is 'from the Portuguese phrase,
Rio 1 ondo, meaning deeey'river.
SIFTOS FA(E "DO DIE"
ON WEEKEND FOR PLAYOFFS
Goderich Si,itos dropped their ;oak.; ahead for the second •tem
second' game -in a •week to their n. this'eame at the 12e06 mark
arch-rivale, the Stratford Bra- if the eecorel period, ,when he
yee, herr'' • l -as-, Friday night, by eom,bined with Cowan and
_sere of 7-5. 'delete Pee -ore rhe period ended,
:tie enof ! f -Zahn scored to put 'the Siftoe
Tier prayv- led 4-2 at the Goderich '_VfanurfacUurisig
of the first • period; Godeelcli right flack in the thick of Things
cut the 'margin to one goal in ? • tiro quick goals,
.the •middle stanza; and the Bra= ; I .tzgc orge opened the sc.ot-
ves outscored the Siftos two ' ing in the finel period., when he
goafs (to ane in the final period.. got the first of two goals far White, Mrs. R. A. Naealeisen,
Dal9 Rahn scored two goals -II -he Liras cis at the 2:52 mark'o;f and ,lire. R. Skelton. All mem
in a losing cause and singles 1?e
period. Woods got that one bars of the ring received in -
went fb Bob Hetherington, Bob' hack onlya little more than dividual.e trophies at a s•p'e•cial.
Castor and Steve Woods. Peg- -1 minute later -but Fitzgeorge , ere_-entatdon in the =Maitland-
:1~_-.___ __.eorgan.cl-.Eitz orge..sco d.vei
�.tee betLag-d._.lio.acis.' tizri-e_as_it<..took.i-t.-b te,--.CI. 5:_..._ __._.._ ---
for Stratford and Corley, Cow hire' only 13 seconds to•get .h,is
an and Mainers scored once each. second and the Braves' -last goal Second prune in the 11 o'clock
Stratford struck. • for their •crf the game. draw went to Helen Burton an }ier Centralia rink and Dorothd
first of four straight goals -.at t oil•e�rieh will wind up its y
the 8:26 mark of the first per (regular, scheduled ram�es •• this' hitbreath and her Sarnia rink
Rip -
week as they, play St. Marys a r`vere third. Mrs. Wy1ds of Rip-
iod when Comely slapped Cow- ley, was awarded the consol-
an's rebound through- link home and- home series on Fri-.
'Du+ckworth's legs. Pogson,. got 1 day and Saturday. , There is atiort prize.
Stratford's second goal a min- !alga a ,postponed home game In the 9 p.m. •draw the .win-
ute and 20 seconds later on a J to play as well as a postponed ning rink •was skipped by Mrs.
:irnilar play. I eame in Kitchener. The Siftos Learn of Exeter. Mrs. R. J.
With a blL to ng slap shot, i lave to win one of the retiii"ain- Nephew of Goderich took sec
Cowan tallied he third goal I Ing games to make the playoffs. ond place with Mrs. B. Moran
for the ~winners at the 13:40 On Tuesday night, Siftos and her Kincardine rink, third.
mark, a£tei. he took" a pass , cd'repped an 8=2 decii ion to Kit- ConsoKatIon • npraze went to
from Coxnley. Pogson scored
••cchener and this 'made it five MTS. Margaret MciVliblan of
, his s<ond goal of the game Horses in a raw. The Siftos Goderich. Billie Croft •of Gode-
less than a minute later, whets' will he working hard toe'end this rich wron the low prize forthe
Carbeil-- senthien into the clear losing streak 'here on Friday 'day and Elsie Gardiner received
with a perfect pass. Goderich night. the draw prize..•
struck aback for two- goals be-
fore the perio fj ended. Hether-
ington and Castor scoring. •
Haines put Strateerd' Svo
Stratford Risk
Tops BoispieI
A 2
....Stratford �'k p, Mrs. L. C.
*Webster, carried off the trophy
on Wednesday last •week when
her rink- took top honors -in
Company. bonspiel.
Members of the winning
Stratford rink were: Mrs. E. F.
,P
Bradford's
Rink Tops
. Russ Bradford's rink with
five wins and a phis .orf 34 took
top h•onors'in the'men's division
in the second draw for curlers
at the Maitla.rd Country Club.
Other members on the team
were Ralph Wedged, Bill Duncan
and Keith Brown.
'Second rplace w'a.s taken by
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the SStra�tford girls 20-15 :an 'our
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Chess
The Chess Club, which uses
an eliminate i system, announc-
ed last week that Jim Hunter
ranks first in its standings.
This week a number of our
.wrestlers will attend the Uur-
on,Pertih meet in Winghaul. The
boys baSiketball teams travel to
£o+afof l4Ffar their regular eche.,
Windup. games.-... .
+,e!ave thein in playoff position;
leave' them ,in
playoff. position;;
,the -.Juniors haweszer,. have..!bi,ei,
virtually eliminated by their^
]roar straight lasses. The Sent
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