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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-12-16, Page 8. E11,101 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY,, UEC71ISER 16, 1971 et's taik MITE HOUSE LEAGUE In the ,only contest Friday, Dec. X0, Canadian Tire -and Goderich Electric played to a "tw,A. all tie. John Huff continues to score goals 'as he got both goals for Canadian ' Tire` Team ,unassisted,'__ Goderich-- Electric Scorers were Steven Sager and Kirk Goddard. " Drawing assists on the goals • were Willie Denomme and Neil ' Cougland picked up assists for Goderich Electric. Saturday in the first game Legion Aux. Sailors, the top _team in the League won another game as they defeated the Legion Aux., Flyers 3-1. Goal scorers for the Sailors were Paul Legere, Michael Murphy and Dennis Kerr. Allan Rivett got - the only goal for the Flyers. MacDonald Marine scored five unanswered goals to defeat the Bedford' Hotel 5-0, Getting ° two goals each were • Jeffery Sowerby and .-..Jam.eS._-Fr-i-tz-1 y --- r while Tom Smith got the other. Randy Graham was in the nets for MacDonald Marine getting his first shut -out of the' season. Monday in the first game at 4:30 MacDonald, Marine .defeated the Legion Auxiliary: Flyers by a score of 4-1, Four different players figured in. the scoring for the MacDonald inor Hockey with Jack Curninings travelled to Kincardine for a game Sunday afternoon, but found the Kincardine "A" team a little to strong for -them, and came home on the short end of a 14-1 score, Paul' yeoman got the only ° Godekich goal, When they heard that' score; coach Darn Elliott and manager Howard Carroll ,immediately set to work lining up a game with Kincardine for their "A" team. The,. "A" team will be playing,. here this Saturday at 7:00 p.m., buk their opponents were not known for certain at press time. •PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Tuesday in' game . one December 7, Goderich Motors and Sifto Salt played to 'a 3-3 •tie. Scoring two goals for Goderich Motors was Bill Gaule`' who also picked up an assist. Jim Horton got the single 'goal while Jeff Harrison had two assists in tit('-gairit' two goal player as. Steve Chase. got two goals. and an assist. The other goal was scored by Fred Jewell • with Jim Clements getting an assist, Second game, Club Grill out , ,scored the Goderich Restuarant 5-2 as ,Tina McLean „got two goals. ' •Don Kirkc^onnell,;. R. • O H l soil �beat DRMCO.• Sartori .and Brad Duff. each rt -7a -=.°,scored-__a• g'.pa1Mfor the w'i'nners.' . entre - ~H'it`Y ii Hocked .....11.17.._; d..Y1'rec' =•Ar i.s r.g-._......a,,. .corected on a pass from •Rick Fremlin at 13:39. Control see -sawed' in' the final` period ;rill .DRMCO opening up in the 3rd period, Rick Moody Picked up an assist. _ KINSMEN MIDGET ALL-STARS' On December 8, at Seaforth, Goderich Kinsmen Midgets lost a 'close game'•by rico 4-3. Paul Kelly, Jim McCue and Dan Duncan each got a goal for Goderich.' Larry Kale was the big gun for Seaforth getting two goals. Sunday in Goderich, the Kinsman Midget All Stars defeated Zurich by a score of 6.2.' Six different -players figured in the scoring as Tony Maillet, •Paul Kelly, Jim, Schram Dan Duncan, Tim McAstocker and Jim Denomy each scored 'a gbal. John Momersteeg got both goals for Zurich. Travelling to Mitchell Monday evening Goderich won 3-1 as Keith Williams was in the nets for Goderich and has come • • •:.".. -two outstanding ganies in the nets. Again it -was a team effort as Tim McAstocker, Brian Thompson and " Jim Denomy CHHL each got a goal for the Kinsmen. Midget all stars. - Coa 'h Al MacDonald.expects to travel to Petrolia for a Silver Stick Tournament game this Saturday against Wallaceburg .and then oh Sunday at 4:30 they are back here- at the arena to host Grand Bend. The team sure can use a n• ew, set of sweaters and I hope the Kinsmen Club of Goderich get them for this year. HOCKEY NOTES - Out of town games and exhibition game reports for the i All Starr Teams (Pee , Wee - 'Bantani) are still • not being handed i° in. We would like everyone's support in older to make this column a success. Therefore, we need your assistance. The Trainer for the Bantam All -Stars, Warren Moland, is taking ofrfor the East Coast -for Christmas holiday's and, the boys on the team will sure miss him for the next month.tf the first goal while`larry Boyce, ° Robert' Jeffery and - James Fritzley got •the others. Steve Dobie pickedup• the. only. assist. for the winners. Allan. Rivett got the only goal for the Legion Aux: Flyers. , Second game was very -close as Bedford Hotel got their first point of the regular schedule as • they tied Goderich Electric 1-1. David MacDonald scored the tying goal for Bedford Hotel and Neil Coughland ` =scored for Goderich Electric. ' • In, "the third game ` Legion - Aux. Sailor$ continued to win as they defeated Canadiafp,Jire 3-1. Mark Rowe, Pau) Legere and Kevin Campbell each 'got a goal ford- the .Legion Aux.' Sailors: Larry' Kelly got Canadian Tires 'onty goal, Assisting on the goals the, Club Grill were Shannon Niblock, Tirn McLean, Kent Mill, anal • Taut., .,Schae(fer. .. 'scored both .goals 'foiTGbderich Restaurant unassisted. Thursday in game one Club Grill picked up two points as - they edged Gader1ch•Motors 3=2. 'Don Kirkconnell, Don Bogie and • Tim McLean were the goal scorers for the winners. -.Jim t Horton and Dale Duncan each got a goal for Goderl h Motors' as Hugh Hanly and Tim Doherty set up the goals. ° Second game Goderich Restaurant lost to Sifto Salt 4;1 as Paul Dougherty, Tom Doherty, Steve Meriam and Fred Jewell . each netted a goal , for Sifto Salt. Tom,Sager and Steve Chase each picked up an assist. Goderich Restaurant's goal was. scored by Bill Walters with Mike ALL-STARS •Lapaine drawing an assist. • Standings in the Pee Wee House League to date' show three teams . tied for first place all with 10 points.. Goderich Motors, Club Grill and Sifto Salt. Needing help is Goderich .Restaurant with only one win to date: ' LEGION MITE • In the first"- game . during Minor Hockey . Night at the Goderich Arena Saturday the visiting team from Strathroy �., defeated Goderich by a score of 4-0. .Strathroy team has been- playing een-playing as.a unit for over two" months in- the London League, and it showed as -they oat -skated', • and out hit the Legion Mites All -Stars. Once Goderich gets a couple of more games played as a unit I'm sure they will come through with a couple of wins. SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE Kentucky Fried .Chicken won two games on the weekend to -move into a first place tie with . Gardiner's Dairy. Friday, K.F.C. shutout Legion 4=0. Goalgetters were • Larry Madge, Paul Yeoman, Billy Peters and Jim Wilkin. - Saturday, the :Colonel's crew came right , back with their • second shutout win in as many days, blanking Glen -mark Homes 5-0. The goals, were scored by Billy Peters, Jim Wilkin, Paul , Yeoman, Mike Hodges, and Jim Burbine. Rick Carman who Was in goalvfor K.F.C. in both games, • has four shutouts so far. Gardiner''$ Dairy kept, 'their share' of first, place by shutting out Glenrnark Homes 2-0, Friday. Danny Maillet and Don Coughlan, assisted by Bruce Melick were the goal -getters for Gardiner's. perry Gaynor racked p the shutout in the nets for rdiner's Dairy. The , other - ganie saw Mills Motors and Legion battle to a 1-1 tie. Bruce Dougherty scored • for.' Mills, while Brian Sowerby scored for Legion. The•big game _.upcoming this weekend will see the two teams tied for first place, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Gardiner's Dairy, meet head on Saturday at 9:00 a.m. • Mill's "Motors played an exhibition • game in Clinton Sunday night, tying Clinton 2-2. Larry Daer and Ken Reid scored for Mills: SQUIRT ALL-STAR'S The Legion Squirt, All -Stars blasted Strathroy here aturday night 7.0. Larry Daer and -ninny Maillet each scared 'twice, with Tom Fincher, Ron Kirkconnell find Bill Peter getting singles for the winners. Gerry Gaynor and Steve Gallow shared 'the shutout lin the 'Goderich goal.: • There were many favourable comments heard on the calibre 'of play exhibited by the local boys, and coach Don Elliott was pleased with the way they played together, especially coif m'tfg t e little .time . they -lave had t ~practice'-sa far. _ :. The Squiirt .``B" All -Stats N1tl%1%h,YFY%N BANTAM HOUSE , LEAGUE ._..�. - N First game Thursday evening, McGee Caddies held on to a 4-3 win over Goderich Elevator in a rough game, where the referees should have called - more .. penalties. Opening the, scoring with three quick goals` were McGee,s as Russi3erry, Dennis Reid and Roger Legere got' goals and assists were, by Carl LeBlanc, Kevin Such and Bob Overholt. Goderich Elevators goals were all scored unassisted by Jim Watt, Scott Kennedy, and Doug Culbert, The winning goal 'for McGee's was scored by Rodger Legere as he scored two goals in the game. - . Second game • was- very exciting and° -well •, played as Denomme ,Flowers nearly blew the game in the last minute of play as Don Hoist Real' Estate ,tied the score 3-3, but with only a few seconds remaining in the game, Terry Crawford scored his second goal of the night to give Denomme Flowers a 4-3 win. Other goal scorers for Denomme Flowers were Wayne Jones and John Warr with Paul Parsons, Dale Baechler and Mike Donnelly picking up assists for the winners. Kevin Meriam got three points for Don Hoist Real Estate as he picked up a goal and two assists. Phil Evans and Bunny Kennedy got the other goals. League action this week ,opened again in Clinton as Holmesville .picked up a'::badly needed -w-in, dc�w i ig 3DRN1"CO.''7:'-2'. Holmesville 'showed. control from the opening face off and took a 3-0•lead by the e.nd of the first period. Art McDougal scored from Ron Miller and Mel Horner at 5:18; Ron ' Draper scored at 7..:.03 with the cassist goinghto Harvey Carter and -Ron Miller came back ' unassisted at 13,:44 to wind up scoring. Holmesville was matched goal for goal in the second frame. At 4:17. Harvey Carter scored from Ron Miller and then Mel Horner scored from Miller at 6:34 but Butch Fleet opened things up - for DRMCO uftassisted at 9:34 and Jim Farrish added another for the underdogs at 12:48 with assists going to Rick Fremlin and John Hodge. Holmesville managed. to regroup in the ,.final period however and stop .the D13MCO attack as well as 4toring two more goals. Jim Hayter sunk -one at, 11:33 -unassisted and Pete Postell •combined • with Paul Draper and 'Bruce Lyndon for the final marker at 16:25. On Wednesda'• Sifto Salt widened their first place lead . when they defeated Building Centre 9M- During the first two periods Sifto Salt took an impressive" lead in play, scoring twice in each frame. In the first Derwin Carter scored from Ken Daer al, 11:39 and Wayne Draper scored unassisted at 14:43. In the ROTARY BANTAM , ALL-STARS Rotary Bantam' All -Stars , went on a scoring spree against Seaforth last Wednesday night in Seaforthy as ' they scored six unanswered goals -in the 3rd period 'to .win 7-1. Lee Arbour scored three goals to lead the team. I understand Ken Crawford took over the coaching duties for Utile night as the • regular coaches Jim McAstocker and Dirk ^ Wolterbeek had to work. Zurich lost to. Rotary Bantam All -Stars Saturday night 3-1. Brian Yeoman opened the scoring as Allan Worgan set hid[ up for his first goal of the night. Then Doug Marshall- drew an assist as Brian Yeoman picked up' ,his second goal. Closing out .the scoring for Gaderich was Grant Shelton as he scored ' fate I on a goal by Armstrong from The McWhinney brothers, although members ,of. different ,teams, are having quitea season to date Fremlin at 2:15, Bayfield camel ....-_in action at the Goderich Little Bow;. Both have broken 400 as Jim left bowled a 401 on , back when.. Wayne Doak scored Saturday and:.Don bowie-aa 410. Jim plays for Ars-Pap and,- Don bowls for the Bombers.` (staff from , Wilkinson at.. 3:18. ,photo)i . DRMC opened up ,for three - - .with arrish scoring at 4:49, Awards presented.) Hodge at 9:05 and Fremlin,, at • • 11:26, Jim 'Kelly, Del Bedard, Bob Price, Jim Farrish and Fred Armstrong all picked up assists-_, on those plays. Joe Livermore made Bayfield heard from once more when he scored .on an unassisted play at 15:14 and -Rick Fremlin , wound things up on a good note for DRMCO from Jim Farrish to tie the game at 17:26. In the second game the_ Juveniles . managed a badly needed win as welll• when they downed Building Centre„ 4-1. Brian Rumig opened the scoring at 4:17 from Stu,Asher and Dan Burns for, the only goal of the. first period to give. the Juveniles a lead. The 'second period. ended with the Juveniles holding a 2-0' Al' Drennan and Dave Graf. In the final frame Phil Pitre opened the scoring' for the - Juveniles from Gen DeJong at 2:03, Dennis Lassaline scored the only Building Centre goal at 3:34 from Rick Dodds' and then Asher came back for his second goal of the game at 19:44 this time -the assist, was granted to Steve Allen, a second Draper scored from Tim Sifto Salt still leads the O'Brien at the 27 second mark CHHL. standing' with 15 points' and Tom Crawford scored at on a 7, win, one. loss, one tie 11:19 the assist going to O'Brien record. Bayfield has a record of again. four, two and three' for 11 The final 20 minutes of play points and Building -Centre is in were a goal tenders nightmare as third- place with 10 points having both teams bre loose. Larry won four, lost four and tied two. Boyd scored for Building Centre 'The Juveniles now occupy at 5:33 unassisted, Draper came fourth on a four win, four loss back with a goal at 9:29 from and no tie record for eight Jim McAstocker for Sifto. Rick points, - DRMCO in fifth with Sowerby scored • for Building . seven points and Holmesville is Centre ate ,.10:33 from Larry in the cellar with five, Boyd and Tom Crawford scored This' Sunday in the Goderich :53 from Glen MacCuspey. John Phillips sunk one from Rick Sowerby at 11:27 for Builditrg Centre , and Crawford came back for Sifto at 14:56 _from , Wayne Draper.,Dennis Lassaline scored what ws to be. Building Centre's last goal at • 16:57 with the assist going to Bob Dick and Sifto Salt wound it up with two more when'Ken Daer scored unassisted at 18:27 and then with the help of. Tim O'Brien and ;Wayne Draper with only one mintate and two -seconds left in the game. The opening -'game of Sunday evening's double header at the Goderich Arena wound up in an 8-8 deadlock between Bayfield - and DRMCO. - In the first ' period Wayne Doak scored from Dave Wilkinson at 1:00 for Bayfield, John Hodge from Del Bedard and Butch Fleet at 7:22 for DRMCO and then. Dave Wilkinson connected twice for Bayfield, once at 10:33 with the a"ssistance of Wayne Doak and again unassisted at 11:14. Bayfield opened the scoring in the' secorld,.period with three markers as Will Wedlock scored only 42 seconds into the period from Dave Wilkinson and Wayne Doak, Do& Johnston from Don Freeman at '4:25 and Wedlock again from Wilkinson this-time— at his...tim .at 5:48. DRMCO added two to wind up the frame as John, Hodge scored unassisted at double header - Sifto will play. DRMCO- at 7:00 p.m. and Holmesyille Wil tangle .,with Building Centre at 9:00 p.m. On Tuesday Holmesville plays the Juveniles in\ Clinton and on Wednesday as the play comes back to Goderich DRMCO will face Bayfield. tfr Vikings honored at BY RICHARD MADGE _41 Viki'ngs,„_Senior Football team, Huron -Perth champions for 1971., were honored, at a banq uet, held at the Bedford Hotel last week. • The ' award for the Most " Valuable Player was •presented to Viking , .fullback Gary Lounsbitiry, and- the most outstanding lineman trophy went to -Al Drennan: a x 04 Or Presentations were also made to the coaching staff of Wayne Horner and T Ray Donnelly by captains Brian MacKenzie -and Gary Lounsbury on behalf of the team. -William - Wark, Commercial Director at G.D.C.I., brought greetings on behalf of the school administration,in he unavoidable absence of princi al John Stringer. GDCI n,at:men beaten BY RICHARD•MADGE The G,D.C.I1 wrestling team ran into a tough opponent in their first meet of the season here last_." Thursday. The local rnatmen• were 'defeated 58-10 by an excellent Exeter South -Huron squad. Three .G.D.C.I. wrestler won their matches. Jim Reaburn of Goderich decisioned Lief Madsen, 15-4 in the 167 pound class. In the 177 pound class, Tony McQuail decisioned Exeter's Don Truemner, 8-4. G.D,•C.I.'s Al Drennan won the 193 pound class, with a 6-0 decision over pave Cyr. • Other results were as follows: ' 89 pounds - Kim McKinnon (South Huron) pinned Cliff Reid, 1:20; ° 97 pounds - Jan Doidge (South -Huron) won by --default; 105 pounds - Pete Sereda (South Huron). decisioned Rick McClinchey, 6-5; 114 pounds - Gerry Charrette (South Huron) pinned' Glen Naylor, 34:30; • 122 .pounds - Barry Miller W w. W ,, STORE HOURS1 ,, w. W CHRISTMAS 1 O,pen S S A 2106 P.M. 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COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF -- '• INVITATIONS • ANNOUNr;EMENTS • INFORMALS • ACCESSORIES Your choice oj'various paper stocks, type styles and sizes. ash f or ... 0. ban f , qv Coach,Horner, in his remarks, paid tribute' to the 'work 'of Dr. Barry Deathe with the athletic program in the school, and. to Richard Madge for his work oft publicity. The guest speaker was Dave T u f fy" Knight, athletic director at Waterloo Lutheran University. In his remarks, " Knight compared athletics to preparing for life, with its competition". He said that athletics is a way to• gain recognition, and that athletes should do their best to excel. Four things are necessary to • • ° •)e to crept he stated' hard.. work, sacrifice, pride, ' and dedication. Knight .concluded" with a statement of his philosophy of coaching, . "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." carr basketball looks good BY RICHARD MADGE 'The G.D.C.I. boys' basketball teams, started 'the Huron -Perth schedule with victorie' over Exeter. South -Huron outhuron ingames played here last Thursday. The , Senio .Vikings won 74-42, while the Juniors were victorious by a 50-10 score. In the senior game, Brock Stimson led all scorers with 18 points. Gary Lounsbury added 16 points for the Vikings, while Dave. Carruthers. hooped 15 and Mike Tafeit 14 points. Brian MacKenzie and Steve Stringer 'each® had four points for the winners, with Pete.. Teichert adding two points for the winners. -.. . Exeter scorem were led by D. Smith and J. Darling with 16 and 15 points respectively. Roger Legere was high man for coach Frank MacDonald's jtunlor V-rkings with 11 -points. Casey Wildgen and Dave Patterson were right behind with 10 points each. Pat Conlon added seven, Alan Bogie five, Ron Willis four, and Jim Watt three points. - ` For . Exeter, Bret Lavier had six points, while Tuckey and Truernner added two points each. e Nine of the twelve players on thi§ years just ,or Ings are_ inexperienced, but the team has shown steady improvement so far, and with lots of work ion fundamentals and some mote game, experience, coach MacDonald feels they can, look forward to a successful season. Both the junior and senior Vikings will be taking part in the 1`''` H tiskie" Tournament at Stratford North Western during the Christmas holidays. They then swing back into league.. action here 6n January 6, when the juniors play Listowel and the 'seniors meet. Wingham. • • Women bowlers held 'Christmas draw Monday - Night Ladies Bowling League held their draw Monday December 13' during their Christmas Bowl. Prizes were won by, Gerald Dobie, ,Mark Webb, and Bruce Wary. BUY•SEHIENT•HIHE.. •l�w� ( WHAT DO YOU -READ? 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