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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-02-19, Page 10'GoDggicn SIGNALSTAR,sT URSDAY, FEBRUARY' 19, 1970 tetikAr BY JACK CUMMINGS Last week was very successful for the Goderich Minor"Hockey All Star teams as they all harie won the tlrst round in the playoffs.. Congratulations go to the teams and their coaches. ,y •We are in need of sponsors (sweaters) in the Pee Wee House League and if you =know of someone, business or company who. would like to :' carry their farm's name on a Pee Wee team, give me or the 'Minor . • I-tockey Association a call today. A reminder that this weekend is WINTER CARNIVAL. Goderich Minor Hockey Supporters Club [has sponsored a HARD TIMES Dance at the arena auditorium Saturday, February 21. Lunch is included with the ticket. Also this Saturday, Goderich Minor Hockey Association has scheduled five exhibition Squirt games against Mount ;.Clemens, Michigan. 'Gardiner's• Dairy vs Black Hawks, Goderich Electric vs Scamps, Kentucky . Fried Chicken vs Junior Leafs, Mills Motors vs Rangers. • These are all house league 'teams and the final game will be our Legion Squirt -All Stars against Mount Clemens All Stars. MITE HOUSE LEAGUE Playoffs have now started in this division and on Saturday morning Goderich Electric and MacDonald Marine came through with -3-o victories., In the first game, Don Elliot scored. all three ..-goals-- for. MacDonald 'Marine and' Bradley Anderson had' _the shutout. Legion Sailors' coach,. Mary Kolkman, stated she will have her team up for the next game so we can expect the Sailors to tie the series. The ' other game, Goderich Electric got two goals from Tom Fincher and a 'single -goal by Terry Shoemaker. Shawn, Trail was in the nets for the winners and getting a shutout. LEGION MITE ALL' STARS minor ocev • 4 team travel to Mitchell 'and they were defeated 9.4 as the Legion All 'Star, Squirt team had made earlier commitments .to play an exhibition game against Exeter the same day. Goals for' Goderich were Richard. Rawson with three and Leroy Meriam getting the. other ;goal. Dennis LeBlanc picked up three assists` and Danny Wilkinson two for the Ibsexs. • PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE' In the final two games of the • Pee Wee House League schedule, MacDonald Marine and Baird Motors came through with wins. First game Ken Kelly got two goals and Jim Riley, and Brian Meriam singles for MacDonald Marine as they wort 4-1: Only goal for Goderich Motors was Bill Goddard. Tony. Vollick and Leonard, Kolkman scored for Baird Motors as they won 2-1. Scott Miller got the only goal for Schaeffer White Dots. Final • standings were MacDonald. Marine, 13; Schaeffer, White Das, 8; Baird Motors, 8 and Goderich Motors, 7. Playoffs are 'the best -two out . of three. MacDonald Marine play Baird Motors and Schaeffer White Dots go against Goderich Motors. . • In a regular scheduled Squirt League (W.O.A.A.) game the Mite All Stars lost a very 'close game to Adastral Park 3-2..Goal Scorers for Clinton were J. Williams, two,- Kingsley and R. Mason getting the winning ,goal. Legion Mite All Stars opened the scoring with 'a goal by Don Elliot, Steven Arbour assisting. .Tieing it' Cie for Goderieh was Larry Daer unassisted. ' • SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE We have now entered into the playoffs -in this division and the .__converter- ' has*-- instructed the __referees to callpenalties as they were not doing this through the regular schedule. In the first game Gardiner's Dairy and'Mills Motors played to 1-1 tie.. Goal scorers were Larry Daer for Gardener's and Brian Harris for Mills. Goderich Electric won a close game against Kentucky Fried Chicken' 1=0. Scoring the -only goal was Rick Healy and drawing the assist, Robert Thurland: LION'S PEE WEE' ALL' STARS Stoneybrook . edged Conklin Lumber Juvenile All Stars 4-3. Next game will be played: in Strathroy. Be a fan, drive down and give them your support. The game starts at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday. Goals for, Gi$derich were Scored by Pruder, one and Meriam, two. Goals for Stoneybrook were .by Reilly;two, Gaipin and Irvin. Coach . l3i1l Fritzley's - ,oniy m coment was, 1 hope they have good goal judges as , one of Stoneybrook's 'goals apparently„ didn't go over' the goal line •and should riot have been 'allowed." HOCKEY NOTES Monday evening the Lion's Pee Wee All ' Stars lost to Stoneybrook 7-3 and the Legion Bantam . All Starslost a close game 3-1. Both these teams travel to Strathroy for the second game of the series, two out of, three. Pee Wees play Saturday morning, and Bantams, Thursday night. Kinsmen ,Midgets play .their .first game against Bryon Friday night at 8:30 at the Goderich arena. Robertson RoUndup- SENIOR WING In an exhibition game - Saturday afternoon, the Pee Wee -- All Stars defeated Exeter in a close game, 3-2y Goal scoring was all by the first line, „Lee Arbour, Doug Marshall and Grant Shelton: GODERICH PEE WEE B ALL STARS Saturday evening our newly formed' "B" team walloped -St. • Mary's 11-1 and • now have entered in a tournament in St. Mary's. The Supporters Clue' are giving them financial assistance. Doug Hesk and Jerry McDonald, - the coaches, would like, • a,,, game, against the Lion'sPee Wee. All Stars to give their boys better competition before, they travel to' St. Mary's to participate in this B team - - tournament. • The B team Pee .Wee goal scorers were Ken Kelly, Tony Vollick, Tim , Glousher, Steve Palmer,: Ken Straughan, Bill` Goddard, Jim Riley, Leonard Kolkman and . Jerry O'Brien. Kevin „Williams came up with a two goal effort. BANTAM ALLSTARS Coach Brian Carroll had his --team.. skating and hitting with .. authority -Saturday ,-night when they played against Port -Duron-` and won the series. 2-1. ,,Final score, 4-0. n' , Brian Thompson opened the scoring early in -the first period, Jim Denommetting him up. ' Paul Kelly scared the next two goals with the final coming from Danny Duncan. • BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE. Last week in Mrs. Shaddick's grade eight class we had two students a from the StraStratfordTeacher's.. College. They were Mrs. Hilts and Miss Ritchie: Mr. Smith, our principal was caught by the flu bug last week and .Mr. Moore, our was taking on Mr. Smith's duties: Our Student's Council had a Valentine's Dance on Feb. 12. Softdrinks and potato chips were served and everyone had a very good time. ° On Feb. 13 the Legion Public Speaking finals were held at our school, Two pupils fron'i our wing ' won places in the 'senior category. They were Tom McGill, first, and Teresa Begeman, second. GDCI basketbaiI1a,fll5 'ali victcricus W th,,he girls away,' and the weight classification. finished • second in the Don, Broughton oppe t the 130 -pound class a§ •did Dennis G DCI effort wi,rining . the . Yule In the 98Mpound class. Four 123 -pound 'OM's. Pete Johnson Goderich wrestlers• placed third boys- playing at borne, Gederich District Collegiate's basketball teams were all' victorious in games played against E ceter last week. - �The Senior girls won 25.16, after leading 12-10 at halftime: Sue McLeod, the ` key' to the team's • offence, scored seven points, while Gail -Fisher, had five, Peggy Stoddart four, Clara Bedard four, Jennifer Cook three and Ruth Melady two, Fcr Exeter, Diane 'D.adge, hooped seven points, Helen Auks six, Mary Kneaje . two and Jean Tuckey one, ° -The Seniors' record now stands . at five wins and three losses: 'Their next action is here on Thursday against Milverton. The Junior girls continued. their winning; ways for coach Maureen Dowds as they "won 37-16 over 'Exeter. The Juniors' record is eight wins, no losses and they have first place• in the league standing nailed down. Scoring star Sue Duckworth hit .for 15, while Mary- Wilkin scored six points,. Gaye Moro and Gail Fritzley four each, Sue Godfrey, Sharon .Willis, Pat Vidler and Barb Millerr two each. For Exeter, D. Riddell had five points, B. Thomas four, B. Bischoff three - and S. Wooden and C... Thiel one eath. Frank, MacDonald's Senior boys won 64-36 to remain in a tie for first place with Seaforth. and Stratford Central. The Vikings have a`6-2 record. They meet • Stratford Central next Thursday in a• big one, but have no. league games before then. Two exhibition games have been set up . this week to keep the boys sharp for, the upcoming stretch drive.. They will play Petroliahere and then' go to Parkhill for the other exhibition. encounter. Jon Ginn 'hit his stride again. against Exeter-.,_ hoopirig 21 points. Warren Watt had 10, __ Gary Lounsbury. nine, Brian MacKenzie, Dave Carruthers and Al Pirie six apiece and Stu Asher four. Barry Baynham. led Exeter with 1.2 points. . The Junior ',Vikings evened their record at four_ wins and four' losses with their 56-17 win over Exeter. The South Huron team scored only ,,one point in the first half when Goderich led 24-1, in their most impressive performance yet this season. The Vikings finally began to find the mark and' round off their plays under the enemy basket. •Charlie Tu'riand led with 16 points. He also gathered in 13 rebounds and generally played an aggressive game. Steve Stringer, who scored eight 'points, worked the ball well• in setting up the offensive patterns. Doug 'Fisher hooped nine points and Big Brian Scully eight for the Vikings. •, Pierson with 'six points was the top 'E, ier scorer: - JUNIOR WING The Junior ,Wing Public Speaking "Contest' was held Friday, -Feb., 13and the winner was Eleanor McMillan who spoke• about friendship. Second place. was captured -by Wendy Thompson and in third place was Pauline.Hall. • Last week there were two student teachers in our wing, Miss Bradley and Miss Tout from Stratfo.rd Teachers' College, On Monday, rades 4 and 5 held:-a_su.ccessful bake sale. The ' proceeds 'will be used, for the -Junior RedCross. Monday night Bantam house league games were_ cancelled as - the Pee Wee All Stars and ' Bantari • All Stars played their semi-finals against Stoneybrook. These games.are rescheduled for - later this week. LEGION SQUIRT ALL STARS o In an exhibition game played in Exeter • Saturday evening; the Exeter All Stars defeated Goderich 4-2. • Jeff-- Harrison, and Tim McLean scored for the losers. 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