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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-12-14, Page 7* fi an exhibition game Satur- • day, in Goderich, the Pee Wee 13. Team defeated Clinton B's • 10-3. It looks" like we have a lot of good hockey players in the se-Leag-uo-Divasio Star coaches should maybe do s$me more scouting. Rick Stod- dard led the Goderich- team with three •go.als, Larry Daer and Larry McGee two each, while singles went to Scott Williams, Terry Kisch and -Bill. Shewfelt. • In another exhibition game played Saturday night in the Go erich Arena, the Mite- ouse League B Team • defeated Bayfield 3-0. Tom Profit, got the first goal from Greg Kirkconnell, Paul Murphy the second goal from Scott Ross, and the final goal was by John Peters with Frazer Abbott assisting. • LEGION MITE ALL-STARS On Saturday, December 9, the MiteAll-'Stars travelled to South London where they defeated London by a score of 4-3. Goderich goals were scored. by: Joey Morrisey with two and A Jim Mathers and Daryl Graham, who got the last two goals. It was a see -saw game the whole way through- with Daryl Graham's last goal winning the game for Goderich. Joey ▪ Morrisey, Kevin . Campbell and Daryl Graham picked upthe assists. Coaches Denny Williamson and Doug Huff report the whole team has improved and the team's defenceman played their best game of the season. * They come . up against an A Ateam from South West Lon- don next Saturday night in the Goderich arena, which should be an interesting game. MITE HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, December 4, at 4:30, Legion Sailors .4, Canadian Tire 0. Jeff Denomme recorded his, third shut -out in four games as the Legion Sailors played their positiorfs well, and it was again a strong team effort by the team. That got them the vic- tory. Joey Morrisey got.two of the goals, while Scott ;Wilson and -Jim Mathers scored singles. David Eastwood and Jim Mather picked up assists on w two of the goals. Thursday, December 7 at 5:00 p.m., . Bedford Hotel 2, MacDonald Marine 0. Another shut -out was recorded but I -don't have the=- goal -tender' -s name. Dave Gallow and Tom t Profit did all the scoring as they each picked up a goal and an assist. LEGION NOVICE ALL'STARS, The. Goderich Legion Novice All -Stars won one game and lost orie in regularly scheduled W.O.A.A. play last weekend. Saturday in Seaforth the Legionnaires came up with a 91b -par performance then -I- se and ran into a fired up Seaforth team and a red-hot goaltender named Don McLure enrou'te to a 6-3 loss. The loss was the first in four games for Goderich.. John VanBakel had two goals for Seaforth, as did John Anstett while Bob ',ane and John McLure got the others. For Goderich, Larry Madge and Robert MacDonald each had a, goal and an assist. Jim Fritzley scored the, other goal, assisted by Larry Gaynor. On Sunday, the Novice All - Stars carne back with a vengeance, shutting out Mit- chell, 8-0, in a game played in Mitchell, Robert MacDonald scored five goals and had one assist to lead the rout, while. Larry Madge had two' goals and two • assists. Danny Maillet scored the other goal. Mike Hodges had three assists, while Stuart Crew and Jim Costello , were each credited with an assist. Harold Sartori went all the way in the Goderich goal to record the shutout. Coaches Don Elliott and Dick Madge were pleased with the way the team used the pat- tern of play which the Goderich Minor. Hockey Association is attempting to establish . this season throughout the whole season. The Novice All -Stars have two home games coming up this weekend, with Bayfield playing here dFriday night at 6:30 p.m. in a W.O.A.A. game, and then .on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. they will take on South West Lon- don in an exhibition game. This 'London 'team is one of the top rated "AA" Novice teams in the area, so the Legion will have their work cut out for them in that one. Goderich has a record of four wins and one loss in games played so far this season. The Novice All -Stars will be playing in two tournaments over the Christmas holidays. On Boxing Day, December 26, they will he playing in the Kin- cardine Winter Games Novice Tournament and on Thursday Dec. 28, they begin play in the International Silver Stick Hockey Tournament in Forest. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, December 4, at 6:30, Goderich, .,Motors 2, Goderich Restuarant 1. Only . one penalty was called in this game as both teams played _ex- ceptionally good hockey. Bruce Dougherty opened the scoring in the first pkeirod for •Goderich Motnrs, pnd_them n•-,thP thirri period Dale Duncan tied the' score one -all. This didn't last long as Bill Shewfelt scored.the winning goal at the 8:34 mark, to give Goderich Motors the victory. Tuesday, December 5 at 7:00, ',Sifto Salt 0, Club Grill 6. Scott Williams obtained his_ first shut -out as Larry Daer and Jan Chisholm .combined with two goals each to lead Club Grill. Brian Reid and Bruce Melick picked up the other goals as Tony Bedard, Dwayne Ross and Bruce Miller drew assists i'tithe game. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, Dec. 4 at 7:30, Goderich Elevator 4, Denomme Flowers 2. Goderich Elevator opened • the scoring with two irli te-roy-lifieriam a Steve Chase scored. Paul Par- son's assisted on both goals. Denomme Flowers came back with two quick goals to tie the game two -all as Dennis" Reid and Jim Smith got .the goals. Tim Evans and Ron Hesk set them up. Jim Horton scored what proved to be the winning goal for Goderich Elevator, unassisted, and the final goal was scored by Ben Worsell, also unassisted. Monday, Dec. 4 at 8:36, second game, McGee Motors 4, Don Hoist 3. , McGee Motors managed to come up with two points as Ken Straughan got the winning goal late in the third period. At one time they led 3-1 but blew this 'lead as Carl LeBlanc, John Parsons and Brian Meriam each got a goal for the Losers, Don Hoist. Mike Burley scored two goals while the other. McGee point - getters were Mike King with a goal, . Brad Evanshen, Glen Hutchins and Shannon Niblock drew assists in the game. McGee's looked very good, passing improved, and they deserved their win as , they played' as a team. Thursday, December 7, two games played,. no reports han- ded in, or scores. Future games: December 18th, Don Hoist ver- sus McGee Motors, and in the second game; Denomme Flowers take on dodArich Elevator; Dec. 21, .W.Gee Motors versus Goderich Elevator, and later, Denomme Flowers play Don Hoist. Thursday, December 7 at 6, Sifto Salt 0, Goderich Motors 1. Jeff King scored the only goal of the game and Goderich Motors have now won two straight. Setting King up was Boyce. (I wish the coaches would give me a list 'of their roster - first names. Some of these players I know, but not all of them.) • Saturday. December 9, at 11, Goderich Restuarant 1, Club Grill 5. A high scoring game in which` tarry Daer scored four goals to lead Club Grill to their second straight victory. The other goal for the winners was by Brian Reid. Spoiling the shut -out •for Club Grill was Dale Duncan who scored unassisted early - in the first period. ROTARY BANTAM , ALL-STARS • The Goderich Rotary Ban- tam All -Stars continue to lose as they went down to two more defeats Oast 'week: On December 6 they travelled to Seaforth and lost 3-2. The only bright spot was Mike Cummings as he stayed out of 'thepenalty box and picked up a goal and an assist."' Rick Moody got the other goal for Goderich. - Saturday night back in Goderich against Mitchell, they only, played one good period of hockey as Mitchell won 7-5. At the end of the second period Mitchel led 4-1 as Tim McLean got the only Goderich goal from Paul McKay. Starting the third period, Scott Kennedy made it 4-2, then Fisher for Mitchell .who was the star of the game as he scored three golals in the game, gave the visitors a 5-2 lead, Rick Moody tied' the _game with three quick goals 5-5 but Mitchell was not to be defeated as thry got the last two goals. Final score 7-5. A the one for fcirnily fun *1/4 0 1 MOBILES 0 Meet the Suzuki family...styled, powered and -tartly -fun: The- fellable - Suzuki engine ,features twin carbs and single fuel pump, to make day-to-day tuning -a breeze. Muffler systems are matched to the engine, so Suzuki runs quieter. Handling is quick and posi- tive; with a rugged reinforced rubber track that bites deep and ,sure, whatever kind of snow. 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PEE WEE ALLSTAR Goderich Pee Wees played just one game last week when they travelled to Seaforth. After the Squirts took it on the chin 6-3 the Pee Wees took the ice immediately afterward and turned the tide on the Seaforth Pee Wees 3-1. Goderich was up • for the game and before the game was seconds old the tempo of the game was set. ,The hockey was hard hitting, fast and 'clean with only six minor peftalties being handed out. Paul Helesic visited the sin - bin three times. Paul turned in. a strong skating, hard hitting game and led the team through the early portion of the game. He picked up a goal on sheer ef- fort. Gary Peters did not score in this game but played aggressively both ways. The other two Goderich goal scorers were Mike Lapaine and Paul Dougherty: •r, This was a team effort all the (way and Goderich deserved the win. Both goalies played their best games of the season as l ey-> off "al-ffi3 eat, d`.. to be sure goals. CARLOW SNOSPORT Sales KI Service, RR S, Gederirk Kee Frisby, 524-6404 4 Mlles East' of .Dunlop to County Ad. 25 (Across from Carlow Tire) HOCKEY NOTES A team picked from the Goderich Bantam • Hou4e League played a similar Clin- ton team at Clinton Arena, atur.day, Dec 2 Both teams were comprised of mostly first year Bantams, and the Goderich boys won 9-3. One line accounted for five goals: Don Kirkconnell, 2, Shannon Niblock, 1, and Paul Schaefer , 2. Defensemen Fred Jewell and Tom Sager backed this line with fine checking and started some good plays. The other line made up the other four goals: Benny Wor- sell, 3, and Steve Chase, 1. Ricky Frisby got two assists. Bill Sanderson and Ron Hesk on defense, made this another promising unit: Goderich goalie made few mistakes. Brian Good and Murray Irwin shared the honours. Convener Bill Reid 'has the new schedule made up for the Novice House League and he Soccer news A rneetiing of local and urea. people was held on Wednesda y Nov. and a .H.M$.A. was formed. The first objective; to find how many boys in our county were interested in playing com,. petition soceer has been ac- complished. A letter has been sent to all Public schools to for- ward names, age,. and com- munity they would like to play for. In return therowl have, up to now, over 1000 names of boy's between the age of 8 and 14. Goderich, 230. Clinton, 120. Wingham, 110. Exeter, 100. Huron Park, 81. Brucefield, Bayfield, K, Egmondville, Varna, 120.ippenBlyth, 7'4. Auburn, Londesboro, 62. (Belgrave, 25, Mr, Dave Medd Phys. w.13d. Director offered to coach his team) "so far the only one" Hensall, Kirkton, 22 Parents signature obtained.) Brussels, Gorie, Tgelmore, ,. Fordwiah, Howich 100: Thisboys list only represent the . Public schools in Huron. High schools and Separate schools still be con- tacted so as you see the number of boys may exceed 2000, names. So far only four teams in this age group will be playing, two from Goderich and one from Seaforth and one from Belgrave, approx. 80 boys. Goderich Recreation Director Mr. Mike Dymond has sent many letters to Rec. Commit- tees 'in above places with no success. Please .would you give a helping hand in organizing clubs in above communities so ALL THE BOYS WILL HAVE A CHANCE TO PLAY not only a small majority. 0. 11 W GCfEnTCU SAL-$TA.LL i BURWA.L DECEMBER 14. lin LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS noopoolowortfos/101.4* misayompfosinagoxil 'Free Draw • FOR CHRISTMAS TURKEY Doc 22 g- s STOREWIDE DISci9 U T Niasoxamommaysima Open Evening* , Till 9 p.m. Dec. 1 5 -23 ti. • Gip C1•�i • has assured me that all game reports will be in. For a start the Novice "B" House League team played Saturday night in Goderich against Clinton and won 2-1. 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