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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-03-09, Page 66 OP 1 E Et SIGNAL -STAR, TaURSDAY,.: ARGIL 3, i97 CHJIL Dick -Duckworth wrestling 1 Goderich Building Centre took scored 4 goals to . pace li�illding a2-.0 lead in their best of. 5 final Centre. wit with 2 ��iic '�`S''xfto Salt tones Sowerby opeiesl file scoring on during the past week. They won 3--:..a.goal assisted by tarl Routley at ;last Wednesday (March 1) and 6- 2:14 of the first period but Wane 3 on Sunday (March 5). Fisher tied it up for Sifto Salt 1 lrilast Wednesday'sgarrie, Earl minute and.,,21.,,seeonds latet• ,at Routley's second gdal of the game 3:41. Buck Million's goal assisted gave . Building ,. Centre • theirs by -Dennis Lassaline at 12:59 gave margin of' victory, He a .Jy Building Centre a 2.1 lead after 1 assisted on Building Centre's period. only other goal. ' - . Sifto Salt's Wayne Draper Ken Daer opened the scoring scared the lone goal of the second for Sifto Salt at 6:02 of the first period at 3:29 assisted by Tom period on a slapshot from just Crawford. outside the blueline. Bud Boyes put Building Centre Earl Routley's first goal of the .ahead to stay at the 55 second game tied it at 1-1 in the second mark of the third period. Rick • period at 1:12. SowerbF's second goal of the Dennis Lassaline gave Building:, .game at 8:37 proved to be the Centre a 2-1 lead at 2:08 of the winning goal. He made it 5-2 at third period. The goal was 11:12 but Ken Daer pulled Sifto assisted by Bob Dick and Earl Salt to within 2 goals at 17:43 ,Routley. - assisted assisted by Jim McAstocker. Ken Daer tied the game with Rick Sowerby scored the final another hard slapshot from goal of the gameat 19:08 assisted outside' the blueline at• 3:43. by Earl Routley. Routley stole the puck from There was one skirmish in the behind the Sifto net and • therlt• final period when Building Centre tucked it between Sifto goalie,Rick- forward Bob Dick and Sifto goalie Duckworth's pad and the goalpost Rick Duckworth 'wrestled for a at 15:57 for the winning goal. few minutes. Dick. received 2 On Sunday, Rick Sowerby ,minutes for crosschecking and 5 LL Orieith Wll�tams boot for fighting Ducktvorth, gat 2 for �, or fifth games are essay they fou _ f.nad5'f� rf h' J 1 ��. J � ll. a n_ .g: � ,.,.,�. � � g itlg -� tfutis P '" y � �rx�eh l;&. The third game in the final was at 8:00 p.m. and Wednesday last night (Wed.). Ila fourth arid- March 15 at 8:3,0 p.m.. Volleyball tourney hei at., C:H•S.S. Sa�urdny Last Saturday, -March . 4,p 12 teamS from six area. elementary schools par„ ici .ated ih their Fourth' Annual Volleyball Tournament, held this year at "Central"I-iuron Secondary School, Clinton. During the tournament which lasted from 9:00 •a.m. to 3:00 0.m., the over 150 pupils played 67 single games. As in the past, the excellent refereeing was provided by local high school .pupils under the °direction of .Ken Clynick. Much appreciation is due. to these students who gave their time to assist -with:this tournament. " Manny interested parents 'were on hand to see their boys and girls play At least one parent remarked on the improvement in the type bf voll eyballbeing played this year as compared to four years ago and thought it was likely because of ,the improved use of school facilities and teacher interest. Blyth, the most recent school to enter the tournament, fielded a' very strong boys' team which forced the Clinton •boys into ,a play-off for first plac„e., - BOYS, Clinton, Blyth Public School, Huron Centennial and Hullett Central, Holmesville,,,and Seaforth Public. GIRLS, Clinton, , Hullett Central, Huron Centennial, Seaforth Public, . Blyth, and Holmesville. -" talk --nor Hockey with Jack cuiinings, 4.'�4M•lr�rlrl��O*►�►41r44^�►1�04ir4'1i1.1`'►�.... ..... ►O^i.1 MITE EXHIBITION Don Johnston's Legion Aux. Flyers were in Bayfield Friday .flight, March 3 to play an exhibition game, and downed Bayfield"•Mites 8-3. Don reports all his boys played good hockey'aS David Eastwood came up with five "goals. Allan ' Rivett two goals, Jahn Alexander one goal. Sharing in •the assists were Greg.Marshall with 2, Brian Shortreed and• Del Bedard ..with one each, _.. �..r "MITE -"41.1 ALL-STARS,,. Saturday night in a return match against Stratford, the Mite "A" All -Stars lost•a tough gatne to Stratford. as they bleW a 2-0 lead in the final 10 Minutes of the game' to lose 4-2. Steve Sager opened the scoring for Goderich unassisted and Robert Jeffery made it 2-0 as Jim Fritzley set him, up. Four players figured itYthe scoring for Stratford. Al Dunmore, Mike Booth, Tim Adain,, and David Marchl. assists and John Alexander 4Shewfelt got the shutotfit in the another shut -out. Legion Aux. Sailors crushed" goals for Gardiner's, while Bruce Bedford°Hotel and now advance to, Melick and Mike Gibbs knotched the finals as Paul Legere scored t singles. Rick Leddy had two goals three times, Mike Paquette, Dean and D a nu y ,Boyce 011 epkf o r Bowrd and Mark Rowe got the Gletrmark: other goats. Final score 6-0, Mills' goals were scored by Mike Murphy figured in the Paul Young, Wayne 'Jackson and scaring as he got two assists and Terry Schoemaker. Larry McGee Mice .Paquette .got the "other , got the lone Legion tally.. assist'. Rick Ryan again picked • In the s eni i- f i n a 1 of t h e a "shut -out for the winners. u charnpionship•round an Saturday,, Allan Rivett's third goal pf the Kentucky Fried Chicken defeated Gardiner's game, was aa41 the Le ion Aux. . Dairy 2--' 1„ in a game g provided rovided plenty oiexcite�lit y't" "Fri eeged- ti upset the flip Novice All -Stars' defeated Hanover 2-1 in a game played here last Saturday. The game was a hard-fought affair„ with Goderich holding, the lead throughout. Bill Peters, assisted by Mike .Hodges andry Larry McGee, and Jim Costello. ' assisted by Ronan Conlon and Ron Kirkconnell, ga.y,e N'.the Legionnaires a 2-0;lead before Gig/Lira-vett scored forHanover. Goderich is now 4aiting word 'i..L6''�"'"eklit?Y'M141k.T`N.�....-CJs ,tli..-k�i.,:..:5"-�.= ,ton who t'herr opponents will be in team in the Round Robin Series. Plus lots of good hockey by the,, the first round Of 'the W.O.A`.A. ' The victory 'snapped J Canadian teams that finished ,Iand, , playoffs. - . Tire's four game winning streak second in` the regular schedule. There will be no All-Star game u and placed the Legion Flyers in Jir><i' Burbine and Mike Hodges here this Saturday evening the finals, one point ahead of scored for the, winning KFC team, because the players will be taking Goderich Electric who was •filth while Ronan Conlon got the only part in the Squirt House League and one point' behind the Legion goal for Gardiner's.. Aux. Sailors who finished third. In the semi-final o f the .john Huff of the Canadian Tire consolation " round,, Glenmark suffered a leg injury when he • Homes blanked Legion 6-0. Jim slammedintothe goal posf in the Costello had a hat trick for last period. We hope the injury ,Glenmark, with Rick Leddy isn't too serious. adding two goals and Tom Fincher David Eastwood icked u two one for the winners. Brian P P MITE HOUSE LEAGUE In the only game played Friday night, MacDonald Marine downed Bedford Hotel 10-0'. • 'John Sheardgwn got a shut -out for the winners as Larry Boyce and James Fritzley each had the hat - trick. Stephen Dobie picked up two goals and single. goals ' went to Tom Smith and Jeffery Sowerby. Saturday morning March 3, in the first game at 10:00 a.m., Goderich Electric blew __a 2-0 lead and lost to the top team, in.the -round robin series, Canadian Tire by a score of 5-2. Steven Sager and Tim Lassaline scored for Goderich Electric both goals unassisted and I believe•this was Tim Lassaline's first goal of, the season. Larry Kelly and John Huff supplied aL1 the goals for Canadian Tire as Kelly picked up another hat trick, the lone assist in the game was .by Owen Morarity. - Second • game Saturda.y morning. Legion Aux. Sailors came•up with a good performance ,; as they white -washed the Legion -`Aux. Flyers 3-0. Mark" Rowe 'scored twice for the Sailors' while Paul Legere opened, the scoring. Rick Ryan who was in the nets for the l;eg'ion Aux. Sailors picked up • scored the other goal 'for the Glenmark goal.. „____4_,_ _�____,,, Legion Aux. Flyers. Larry Kelly. As a result of these playoffs; and Darrell Graham gave the finals for the championship Canadian Tire the lead in the and runner-up trophies will shape game as Kelly had'two goals and up as .follows: ,, Graham one. David Lomus drew This Saturday Kentucky ..Fried an assist on the second goal. Final Chicken .and Mills Motors will m score 4-3. eet'in a two -gam total • goals MacDonald ' Marine knocked -, series f9r' the championship Goderich Electric out of the trophy. The first game will take Round Robin Series as they played place at 8:00 in the morning, with positional hockey and took the second game going at 8:30 advantage of every opportunity as p•m- they hammered them 7-5. Larry Also on Saturday, Gardiner's • Boyce led the ifttck with 2 goals Dairy and. Glenmark Homes will and two assists. • .,'' playoff in a two -game total=goal Steve Sager' kept Goderich series for the runner;up trophy. - Electric in t1te,ganie as he picked 'The first game will be at 9:00 in up four"' goals. while Willie the morning and the second arl:30 • Denomme got, the other goal and p• m •- Allan Bakker the only assist.:Tom At,thee conclusion of the finals. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE In the third game of the semi- finals Club Grill -edged outt Sifto Salt in a •real exciting game to , advance to the finals against Goderich Motors who defeated f� Goderich Restaurant in two " straight games, Tim' McLean led the attack for Club Grill with 2 goals and an assist. Shannon Niblock scored the winning' goaLas Dennis LeBlanc „opened the scoring and Rick Stoddard also got a goal. Final score 5-4. Scoring for Sifto Salt was Steve Meriam", Paul ' Dougherty, Tony Bedard, and Steve Chaser Fred Jewell picked up two assists and Tom Sager one. In the first game of the finals A. Club Grill • shut out Goderich Motors 2-0. Fred Schoemaker was the °big gun for the winners, scoring both goals, with assists 'going t . Rick Stoddard and Bob' Sartorl4 Both teams played • championship hockey in which Saturday evening aures being 4 there Were 5 penalties, but Brad Smith, Stephen -Dobie, Robert a Duff, thQ. Club Grill collo, made Jeffery, Randy Middel and Jeffery Played'at 7:30 and 8:30 p.rt►.; the goalie, Sowerby had one goal each for Legion trophies will be presented the difference. , MacDonald Marine 'and James • t o the r u,nn e r - u p and For the runner up trophy, Fritzley picked up two assists. ** championship teams. `Goderich .Restaurant bombed - It is hoped, ,a good Sifto Salt 5-2. Paul Schaeffer and SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE 'In Squirt House League playoff 'action, in quarter finals, played last Friday, Gardiner's Dairy defeated Grlenmark“Homes 6=3 and.Mills Motors beat. Legion 3- 1. " Danny Maillet scored four representation of parents and Deryl Cracknell lead the assau't interested fans will make a"point with` --2 goals each and Mike of attending these games, as they Lapaine got the other goal for represent,the climax to what has Goderich 'Restaurant.' • Drawing been a very successful season for :assists were Paul 1-Ielesic, Bill the Squirt House League., Walters and, Rick Healy, Sifto SQUIRT ALL-STARS Salt's goals. Were scored by Tom .Coach Don Elliott's Legion Please turn to Page 7 , This group of Goderich Bowlers travel led to K itchener Waterloo on Sunday to compete in the ninth annual Southern Ontario Youth Bowl ing Counci•I Championships as part of an entry from Zone T of which Goderich is part. Leftto right are, back, Mrs. Marg Moore, • a• LADIES LEAGUE Ladies Commercial League SWINGERS: -3 Vera Carman, 463; ; Gail Doak, 444; ColleenStraug-m, 467: Wris Little, 594; Dianne ° Bacon, 441; Marie MacDonald, 472. GUTTER BALLS -0 448; Fran McClinchy, 492; Eileen Haggitt, 385; Jean Good, 592. HURRICANES -1 D. Cooper, 481; M. Robinson, 442; Rita Allen, 586; , Faye Shea rd.own, - 6244 Sharon .Moore, 419; Carol Shaw, 417. ROADRUNNERS -2 .Joyce Lassaline, 544; Joan • Chris. Turner, 423; Donna Clark, 448; Mary Pellow, 392; Leppington, 550; Sue Doak, 451; Donna Powell, 479; Mavis Fisher, Penny Crawford, 516; Denise 1465. Radford, 409. .. SALTIES-1 -• Millie Montgomery,. 508; Flo. Sowerby; 4031• Betty Reid, 548; Louise Pitre, 521; Irene Sparks, ,524; Lois Chapman, 598. GO -GETTERS -2 Bev Sanderson, 517; Del. Geddes, 598; Alice Krohner, 522; Carol Good, 477; 'Sue Kolkman, 570; Cheryl'Feagan, 417. ' HEP CATS -1 Marj Smith, 580; Yvonne Porter, 522; Barb Martin, 486; Debbie Smith, 616; Elaine Smith, 458; Mary Cote, 413. -, ROLL. IN.G PINS --2' Joyce Bolton, 435; Alice De Mers, 589; Lorraine Jones, 476; Jo:inine Sitiickland, 397; Velma Campion, 583. • 'HELL'S ANGELS -1 • James, 423"; M: "Kellough, 396; M. Buff, 512; A. Tipert, 496; D Mittithfore 606; G. McWhirineyr.515. „�a LOSER3y=2 Perky Mabon:, n '454; Lorna llolston, 485; Linn Abbott, 563; Diane Campbell, 428; Dorothy Ziegler, 425; Sharon°Little, 405. HAPPY HUSTLERS -1 Pat McClinchy, 448; .Jewel Plimket, 52gk bolds McClinchy, COUNTRY COUSINS -2 - Phyllis- Rodger, 443; Betty Helesic, 535; Linda Glenn, 380; Laura Lawrence, 643; Lila McClinchy,'439; Ge'dd' Groot, 441. KINETTES-1 • Barb Shewfelt, 500; Ev. Gardiner, 580; Flo. Cummings, 520; Teen Bannister, 554; Mary Lou Melick, 591; Marion Yeoman, 541. A GREENHORNS -2 Dorothy McConnell, 431; Mary Lou Clements,- • 681; Shirley Smith, 675; Sandra Graham, 524; Donna Duncan, 553; Margo l3, 481. MENS LEAGUE MENS MAJOR HAWKES-2 8, Mills, 539; C. Harman, 705;- 11. • Sartori, 630; J, McWhinney, 63({J'9(�; G. Allison, 581, 581; R: Reid, o 133. Pie turn to Page '% the YouthBowling Council Zone representative; Randy Little, Brian Jacques, Brian Lovett, Larry Adams and Debbie Smith. At the front i$.Robert Little. -staff photo G GODERICH FROSTED. FOODS 65 HAMILTON STREET ` IDEAL FOR CORN BEEF ANO CABBAGE LEAN 2 TO.5 LB. AVG., ORN BEEF VEAL CHOPS 1. 95' lb. 95 MAXWELL ROASTED COFFEE 4, MONARCH A5SOw'Il7ED POUCH PAK CAKE MIXES SUNSPUN SOFT) LB. TUB Ib. 89 5o. 1. 1 2" x 1 2" X '080 1 • tv. •M