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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-01-27, Page 3a • tl eroc GQDERICH' 3 VS CLINTON 2 In the first game of the • tournament Goderich played O.i APt , At.. 8_49. a.. ..... 1t0,t4w opened the scoring ' as Garry Tebbutt Scored in the first period;, ,John Hart setting liim up. This one goal stood up until the third period as Goderich finally scored, Steve.' Chase got the goal 'with Mike Lapaine assisting: ' Clinton then went ahead. 2-1 as John '. McMahan scored unassisted. Then 30 seconds later Goderich tied the ame _as Jeff gion tour. Harrison scored unassisted. In over time, after the first minute, Goderich Legion Pee Wee All- stars won as Jeff Harrison got the . winningsoal when Benny Worsen, set him uP. ' BLYTH 2 VS SEAFORTH 6 Second game Seaforth _,outscored, Blyth 6-2 as Doug A'hstett lead Seatorth-•.' ith three goals while Jim V ash got two goals for Seaforth. Blyth opened the scoring as Garry "Manning scored with Steve k romley assisting, -The :other" 'goal for Myth was unassisted by Terry Pierce. Seaforth's. other .goal was. by Larry Wilton, _Pad .> 1 I Gliire _. - pickedup two assists.; in the, game" for 4eatorth yllti10 La airy Watton and Brad Scott ger the other ssists. This means Seaforth Plays against Ooddt'icp in the next series. KINCARULN'E EXETER.3 • ti • vs n the third game Kincardine ent held looked like the best -team. in the tournament as' they defeated, • Exeter 5-3: Opening the scoring for ,.Kincardine with two, quick goals was:Brent A-rrnstrong'. Then-. Exeter made it 2=1 • as Stephen Baynham scored with Brian Clarke assisting. a Kincardine lead 3-1 at the end of the first period as Steven Catts got fi, goal lee in•the' period with. Paul Wilken assisting. Steven Cott scored another apai in the second period to put the game ori ice for Kincardine, Steve Petrie_ setting him; up. ° On the weekend the Goderich Branch of the Royal, Canadian as they .defeated the Seaforth squad 4-1 in the championship -Legion sponsored aa 'minor hocke •urea • ame:--Alam + a- la nmadeavailable..becau ena'--with-~•teams--competing -front' thro`anghout-the-�'-W.ester -'rush to -get •hoek-ey-ganles-set-foilow the--the-•th 1 7/,1 3 L ' .• Ontario Area. The 1(incardine entry (above) emerged champions ice, (staff phOto) . .s Ex• eter fought back as Steven° Baynhan scored •two more goals - . for Exeter but it wasn't' en'ouglf'as Jeff McLe11and got the final goal • ,for Kincardine. "Thjs advanced . Kincardine -into the 'semi-finals. WINGHAM 4 vs - BRUSSELS 0 In the fourth gam* at 11:30 a.nt Wingham whitewashed. Brussels. The=fir•stperiod ended scoreless. • Then Wingham broke out .for, two.goals in the second period as, David-Kiefferscored unassisted, • Kevin hickey scored as Sheldon Jones set him up. , In the third period Gordon Kinahan" and Michael, Montomery scored unas'sisted final score4-0. " WintV Norman got a' shutout for Wingham Pee Wee A11Stars. GODER(CH 2 vs SEAFORTH 3 In the first game of the semi- finals, went into overtime. Seaforth opened the scoring at the 59 second mark Of the first period as Captain Paul McClure 'scored and Cam Doig and Doug ,Anstett assisted.' Late in the second period. Goderich tied . the „score as .Shannon Nibblock was set up by Garry Peters. Both teams traded' goals in the third period* as Seaforth scored first on a goal by Doug Anstett assisted by Gam Doig. ,Goderich tied it as Benny Wo rsell set up Jeff Harrison for the equalizer. At the 6:59 mark of over time the roof fell in-Afor Goderich as Cam Doig. scored unassisted to' give eaforth the. win and -advance to the finais. . KINCARDINE'S vs ' WINGHAM 1 SEMI-FINALS Major H. Maybury, left, and Corporal G. Kumley of the Goderich Frontiersmen learn the Operation of the group's new two way radio unit aspart of their training within the organization, Other areas of,, training for the Frontiersmen include Marine Rescue, Self Defence, Marine Navigation, Horsprnanship, Discipline arid` Learning to think and live outdoors all in an effort to help better the comniunity and area. (staff photo) . • . • . IA/ restIers. T thesecot rg finals, Brent Aramemstrongofthe semi led , Kincardine.with four goals as they defeated Win ham 541 Geoff, pick up Ray Donnelly"s GDCI wrestling team won a dual meet " in St., Mary's last Thursday, defeating St. Mary's 44-29. _ Rick McClinchey won by a eo de.cision:over-Da-n Plckarcl in the m p Grahanedup two assists for e • the winners and le -i- rrson scored the final goal for Kincardine, unassisted. Wingham • spoiled Kincardine's goalie John Mau's shutout as -Jay MacLaurin scored for Wingham. °� FVHIaITION•GAME NOVICE 'KINCARDINE 3 vs• ' Kincardine opened the 'scoring with'three goals in .the- firsL�.. period, then vent on to defeat the Canadian Legion Team 3.1. Terry Kisch scored the only goal for Canadian Legion •Team. ' Sean` Donnelly scored two' goals for ''kincardine and the other goal was by Paul. Catto. .105 Round class for the first -Goderich •points.,. Other GDCI 'winners were Pete Willis over Gord• Robson by a pin in, the 122 pound class; Ray Hildebrand over Steve Walsh by a decision in the 135 pound class; Jim Ginn pinning Charles rles Albers in the' 140 pound class; Paul Johnston pinningp John rtitr=t1;�1�-5 4-41 double win • • In the wrestling tournament .heldWere on Saturday in connection with the Blue T ani ,White .Tournament, . Sarnia Northern•' placed first ; with 48 . _ points (oderirb sPrnnd_wi. a�►��M-- �,.� �-�:�•�-,..�.,..- ......��.� • CHAMPION GAME KINCARDINE 5 vs SEAFORTH 2 Brent Armstrong the ,best.` player in the . Peei'''Wee Tournament scored ---four" goals•. and' led Kincardine to a 5-2 victory. StevenCatto got the other • points and Sarnia Centhal. third with 27 points. 'or Goderich; Jinn Ginn, Paul Johnston,-• Jim Reaburn, ,Tony McQuail and Al Drennan placed th 4(1_ first t . a •� Maitland ountry Club' news_ Reaburn by .a pin over Alan McLean in the 167,.pound class; Al Drennan by a pin over John Doyle in the. 177 pound class; and Tony McQttail who pinned Stan Ball. in., the. 93-poupd.class. �.. ' St. Mary's 'winners. were. Rauf~ McDonald by a forfeit ' in 'the 89 pound class; Maurice McLennan by decision over Dennis' Reid; Dave. Beavers over Glen Naylor by a pin; Paul Elliott over Con Melady by' a pin in the'147 pound "class, and Rick Hendricks over George'Sheardown in the. unlimited class.- • Philip Blaisuale' of Goderich tied Alan Stewart in the 129.pound goals for Kincardine.. Doug class. ' . - Anstettkept Seaforth in the game . • as he Scored bne goal and Nick Hauwert got the other for the losers. Both'teams now advance to the finals in Southampton. Good Luck to Kincardine and Seaforth. Howard Carroll saidthe tournament was' a success and would like to thank every one who assisted and helped. draws • often have a problem 4team for spares. • locating sufficient spares for the There were too few entries to teams; Sometimes spares .can lie run the Jitney last Saturday and it located among the "pay:as-you- was called off. play"., curlers. There a're . many !' Th`e Goderich entry in the --golfer s✓._ who --ape r curling members, but are share Tuesday, did not fare too well; as . holders, and as succi are. entitled Bernice Moore's team lost. On. to play tt .ee time in the season February 2 and 3, Elsie Gardner for the $1.754.fee, to the same, 'manner' as the non -golfing, share holders, are entitled to three green fee privileges during + the golfing _season. The .Tuesday afternoon ladies' league are short of players and many times it is difficult to fill the teams: The Thursday evening, and. 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