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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-12-09, Page 8• 11 By Oavg $mith was the work dog chasing the • „The Goderich Siftos failed to Kitelener player back into hiS own end. Finally he fished the puck out, fed it over to. Caster and Bob flipped it across to Rico who Very alertly tipped it in. This was an example of what forechecking Will do. Shortly after, .„Kitchener scar,' ed two quick goals to give them a five -three lead. Refused To Give Up Goderich refused to give up and McDougall in his first,garne with the locals cut the 'margin out of their slump on the weekend .as'. they were defeated 7-15 by Kitchener and 1Q7 by S. •Mays As a result Goderich has, slip- ped into foUrth spot, one point behind We St. Marys'Lincelns. On Friday night the, Sifto's at- tack wts,very ineffective in the first pe04,pd. The Greenshirts jumped into a two -goal lead on goals by Tom Smola. in the second frame h a. cut the margin to one on a go3 by Earl Rice. Rice has been a steady man for the Sifto's all year. This was his first of two goals for the night. Kitchener made it three to one before the midway mark, on a goal by Dick Ayres. Goderich continued to battle back and finally Wayne Doak .poked one home for the Sifto's to make it three -two. Kitchener showed top style in this period This is a fast - skating and hard checking team. They fore -check fiercely, pen- ning the oppesitioa in their owii end. The locals played good hockey keeping their heads up when coming out of their own end. Earl Rice scored his second - goal at 1:47 of the third period to tie the game. On this play Bill Wilkinson to one. Kitchener again banged home another one after being stopped time after time by the alert Rick Duckworth. Similarly at the•other end the Kitchener goalie had to be on his toes. Twice within five min- utes he stopped Wayne Doak on breakaways. • Then at 15:48 Gary Parsons scored on a pass from Dennig Williamson. Goderich pulled Rick Duck- worth from the nets in the last minute in favor of an •extra at- taeker hulliitchenees.Gary HO - craft scored at 19:58 to wrap it up 7-5. T.he locals played fine hockey after a' shakey first period. A crowd of over 7Q0 went home disappointed but not disgusted. At present Goderichis in a bad slump. It isn't that the JUNIOR "B" HOCKEY 8:30 P.M. ,SATURDAY, DEC. 1 STRATFORD VS GODERICH • ADMISSION ADULTS 75c - STUDENTS 50c - CHILDREN 35c 0. ..k.tc• 1'4 boys are playing real poor, hoc- key but the breaks are just not coming. It was a similar story n Wlitlarys Saturday night as they fell to defeat 10-7. Goderich opened the scoring an a goal by Bill Wilkinson at 2:15 of the first. St: Marys rammed two goals. home to take a two -one lead. With two minutes to go in the opening frame, Dennis William son clicked on play from Doak and Parsons to even the score at two all. Regained Lead Twenty -pine seconds later, St Marys regained the lead to close the scoring for this period. Wilkinson opened the scoring in the second to tie the game. This goal came at 3:12 from Mc- Dougall and Rice, St. Marys .tallied twice to make it 5-3 before Bob Caster t of clicked on A play from Johnston and Williamson. Parsons scored with four sec- onds left in the frame to tie the game 5-5. Goderich went ahead 6-5 when "like scored early in the final` frame . Then the roof fell in on the Siftos. St. Marys scored at 8:51 to tie the -game. again. Four min- utes tater St. Marys scored on a penalty shot. This came when Duckworth chased tlie puck into the corner. The shot came out of the corner and was -grabbed by Ken DaerJorcing a penalty shot. Seven seconds later St. Marys added an insurance mark- er to grab 'an,,,8-6 lead. Wilkinson cut tht margin to one with his third goal ef the night #t 13:15. Thi was.all in vain as St., Marys idded two more before the final bell. make 34 saves with 14 of them coming in the last period,. jack MeDoUgall from the air base, at Clinton played a strong game in 10.sfirst time out. • There wereIhree or four new faces at Sunday's prattiee-one, Jack Horner, is shaping up well. Doug Johnson is still nursing a sore -knee. Wilkinson got his first hat - trick 'of the season Saturdyr Thi a is the third. for the te this year. • Ken Daer continues to play heads tip -hockey at the blue - line. • Attendance was up again last week. It would be very encouraging to see a big crowd at the arena on Saturday night. The Siftos tackle Stratford Braves in an attempt to move back into third Duckworth was ,called on to place. 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