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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-12-07, Page 6E tG ; DEJ $K INAl »STA' The 00 46'6 c1i Sailors picked; up two victories during the last weekend to •up theirrecord to 4;4, -At home on Friday, they defeated Port Elgin 11.1; and travelled to ' Meaford on. Sun.. day where they picked up ,a 5.2 Goderich made the most of the breaks that were presdnted 'to them and skated to an easy 11,1 victory over the Port Elgin aulnocos" last Friday evening in • oderich. To,„startthings off adverse - Weather allowed ' only -seven players and a :goalie of the Port .. Elgin team to make it to Goderich. Goderich just out,. skated the Port Elgin team throughout , ,the game. Wayne Doak Lead the Goderich offence with three goals. Frank Hagon And ',Tom Crawford added two each, Bill Fritzley, Wane Fisher, Art McDougall and Bill Wedlock scored singles. Jim Abbot ruined. Rob Kellestine's Shutout bid: Doak opened the scoring at 6.:50 of the first when he attem- pted ltcentre the puck front of the Port Elgin net•,hut the peek was deflected o0' a. .Part Elgin skate into the net. Gill: Fritzley made ie 2,0 "at 9:51 of the first. Fritzley stepped inside the blue line and let* atapehot --,go which appeared to be going. wide but was sent into the net when a Port Elgin defenceman tried to stop the puck with his glove. Doak scored his second goal of the game at 10:35 from George Gould and Ron Miller during <a scramble in front of the Port Elgin net. Sweden, Russia, C to play in Can 'Plans for Canada's first in- - . --ternatton-Monkey--tournament between established clubs -. the Royal Bank International Hockey Tournament were an- nounced recently' by J.J. Kryc- zca, president of the Canadian Aniateur Hockey Association and John H. Coleman, deputy chairman and executive vice- president of the Royal Bank of Canada. • The 15 -game, total points tournament will run from Dec. 26 to Jaa. 6 and will include six teams from the four leading hockey nations of the world: Canada, Russia; Czechoslovakia and Sweden. The Russian and Czechoslovakian teams will in- clude players who participated in the recent, Russia -Team Canada series. All games games will be played in Ontario, with Kingston, ' Galt and Owen Sound host to four gameseach and Toronto, Barrie and. Kitchener home to one each. Mr. • Kryczka said the inter- national tournament would be the first between established clubs played in this country. "It is going to be a very ex- citing tournament, and if it at - •tracts anything like the atten- tion it deserves, ,there is every reason to hope it will be repeated' in future `years," he said. Competing teams, all,, of which are to play one another once dur„ing.the tournament, in- clude thee' 'tmraa Hockey Club of Sweden;',Prague Hockey Club of 'Czechoslovak'ia, and Moscow Dynamos of the USSR, plus the Kingston Aces, Owen Sound Downtowners, and Galt Hor- nets of the Ontario Senior A Hockey League. The visiting -teams will also play exhibition games in Brant- ford, Belleville and Orillia. The Royal Bank of Canada, in addition to sponsoring the tournament will award trophies, to the winning team and individual chosen as the most valuable player during the tournament. - Mr. Coleman said he was especially pleased many of the games would be played` outside metropolitan areas in Ontario. He said the bank, as an inter- national organization, was happyto sponsor an inter- national sports tournament of this calibre because it felt, such competitions did' in fact ehnance the perceptions people in- different countries- had of one another. "And it is in this context i am especially pleased people outside the metropolitan cen- tres will have an opportunity to share directly in the excitement generated by a tournament in- volving teams from the world's four leading hockey nations.” Prime :Minister Pierre Trudeau, in a message to the organizers of the tournament expressed similar thoughts. He wrote that "hockey on the in- ternational level is exciting" and that it allows hockey fans to share in a "cultural ex - 'change." Prime Minister Pierre Trud- deau, in a message to the - organizers of the tournament expressed similar thoughts. He wrote that "hockey on the in- . ternational level is exciting" and that it allows hockey fans to share in a "cultural , ex- change." Three of the games, those at Barrie, Kitchener and Toronto, are being played away from the host cities of Galt, Kingston and Kitchener to: provide "neutral" ice for games bet- ween the visiting teams. The Toronto game on Dec. 29 is a Russia -Czechoslovakia con- test and may prove to be one of the most exciting 'matches b of • .mak opened the scoring et. 3:08 of the second period' Witha goal off the post from Georg. Gould. Another scramble in front of Port Elgin -'s net resulted in G.od.erich'a fifth goal: 27 seconds later at M5. Frank flagon scored fr:otln Bill Pritzle; • and. Bill Wedlock. . °.. Tom Crawford scored at 9:57 on an unassisted effort, He stole' the puck off Port Elgin -defenceman's` stick and took a shot. Port Elgin goalie Roger Stephens stopped the. initial ,drive but Crawford picked up echoslovakia o this month the . tournament.. The Royal 13airk will also be making it possible for 18,000 youngsters to see the Russians practice at Maple, Leaf Gardens Dec. 27. "There has been a lot of in- terest expressed in European training and hockey practice techniques since the Russia - Canada' games," Mr. Kryczka said. "We're sure younger hockey players and their coaches will appreciate being able to see these people at a work out.". Youngsters and adults will also be able to see the international stars at a public reception being given at noon in City Hall, Dec. 29, by the City •of Toronto.. The tournament schedule' shows:, Russia at Kingston, '"8 p.m., Dec. 26; Czechoslovakia 'at Owen Sound, 8 p.m., Dec. 26; Czechoslovakia at Galt, 8 p.m:, Dec. 28; Sweden at Kingston, 8:30. Dec.' 29; Russia at Czechoslovakia (Maple 'Leaf Gardens), 8 .p.m., Dec. 29; Owen Sound at Galt, 8 p.m. Dec. 30; Russia at Sweden (Barrie), 8. p.m., Dec. 30; Sweden at Galt, 8 p.m., Dec. 31; Russia at,Owen Sound, 8 p.m., Jan. 1; Galt at Kingston, 8:30 p.m.. Jan. 2; Czechoslovakia at Sweden (Kitchener), • 8p.m., Jan, .3; Czechoslov,akia at Kingston, 8p.m., Jan. 4; Sweden at Owen Sound, Jan. 5; Slight correction to be made in. Bonspiel and Jitney calen- dar, the , Legion Bonspiel is scheduled for January 21, not January 2 as announced. Since we now have reached the half -way mark in our first draw (and a very successful draw, I might•add), the Board of Directors , wishes to remind the curlers that payment of membership fees would be ap- preciated. Payment may be made at the Club, at the Bank of Nova .Scotia or at Victoria Grey and Trust. The annual meeting is ten- tatively scheduled for January and as is expected, each year members leave the Board and must be replaced. So if John McKay and his nominating committee request that you let your name stand,..please give it Serious consideration.' Hazel Beaver's artistic touch is once again evident in the Christmas decorations in the upper lounge. Thank you, Hazel for sharing your talents with us and adding that warm, festivetouch to the Club. Both draws in the Sheaffer Pen Bonspiel, December 9, are filled and if anyone is in- terested in watching com- petitive curling, feel free to drop in .anytime during the day. Remember to pick up your. tickets for our gala New Year's Eve at Maitland. Kingston at Owen Sound, 8:30 p.m, Jan_ 6; Russia ..at Galt, .8 p.m., Jan. 6. +' Exhibition games ,playell by the visitors have: Sweden at Orillia Terriers, Dec. 27; Czechoslovakia at Brantford Foresters, Dee. 31; Sweden at Brantford Foresters, Jan. 2; Russia at Belleville Quintes, Jan. 5. Team line-ups are expected to be available in about two weeks. MINOR HOCKEY • (continued from ,page 4) the season to lead the team. Other scorers were Mike Palmer and Doug . Marshall with one each. Kevin Mariam and Grant Shelton played a strong game as they each picked up three points, Kevin. with two goals and an assist, and Grant with a,goai and two assists. Sunday afternoon was a close game as the score indicated. Seaforth outplayed Goderich, but could only manage a tie, as Nike Palmer got the equalizer in the third period. Lee Arbour opened the scoring for the Kin- smen as 'he scored the first .two; Medals unassisted. , Hockey Notes Coaches of each team are requested to drop in to the Kentucky Fried Chicken and ,pick up their free supply of hockey pucks from the Colonel. Vic Pope, the owner, this year, as in the past, has 'generously donated hockey pucks to Minor. Hockey and' the Goderich -Minor 'Hockey Association ap- pteciates this gesture. Also he would like to know how his sponsored -team, . Kentucky Fried Chicken, is -doing, and who the coach is this year. The Goderich Lions have now purchased helmets for ,the Pee Wee All -Stars, which are a valued asset to the team's ap- pearance. The Bantam pick -of -the - house League team , played Clinton on. Saturday and won. Results. to follow. .. See you at the arena. HURR.YTQ-HUCK'S GIFT SELECTIONS FiOM A to Z. his ow.n reboundand shot the 'puck intothe top right' h? nd corner. Wane . Fisher scored Goderich,'s seventh goal .oti a power play .,effort. Wayne Rau passed the puck to Fisher who" drove . a slapshot from the btuelirie.: Jim Abbott scored Port Elgin's only goal from Dean Sumonsat 17:47 of the second. Abbott fired a hard wrist shot past Rob Kzellestine from the top of the 'circle, Frank Hagon scored his second goal of the game at 5:15, of the third from Wayne Rau and Bill Wedlock. Art McDougall scored at 6:49 froni Tom Crawford and Jim Havter. McDougall drove the puck along the ice and past the Port Elgin goalie who was. screened on the play. Bill Wedlock scored at 10:02 from Frank Hagon and Jim Hayter and. Tom Crawford at 17:18 from Ron ,Miller and Bill Fritzley to round. out the _ scoring. Goderich received four minors and Port Elgin eight. Frank Hagon"and John Bright were given 5 minute majors at i6:34 of the third period for lighting. Goderich outshot Port Elgin in the game 48-30 Ron Miller led Goderich- with two goals and an assist in Meaford on , Sunday where Goderich defeated Meaford 5-2. Miller opened the scoring at the 27 second mark of the first period from Art McDougall and Wane Fisher. Jim Hayter made it 2-0 at 4:12 from Jim Parrish. Bob Doran got Meaford on the scoreboard at 6.17 from Jim Chapman. Miller scored his second, goal of the game at 15:46 from Dirk Wolterbeek.,, Wayne Doak scored Goderich fourth goal a minute later at 16:43 from .Jim Parrish and George Gould. Denis Henning scored Meaford's final goal at 19:11 of the first from Jim Chapman. Art ,Mciougail' l cored at 6:23 of the final period from Toni Creiwford and: Ron Miller to round out the scoring; Fourteen • penalties were called in the game. Ten • to Goderich and four to Meaford. Chuck Jewell was in the nets for Goderich.. 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