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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-15, Page 5NUPSDAY, FEBRUARY 11‘1Intil.Wi Goderich Interme ow late season. strep 4iacDonai on;- Mrs, 1 Mrs, Jaar r. and Mit on S iew choir events • h. r Mr. J{ /ley was his abse eslev cord George Ito visited facGregor regor on daughter ed the!'" e famous Goderich ,Lions young Canada Week Pee Hockey Tournament will be approaching us. Do you tuber what team these ing players played on they won the Champion - here in Goderich, several ago? Also what year was on Aurey, Larry Johnston Howie Dietrich? Lorne• man was the coach. A.A. playoffs are just nd the corner. Be sure to own to the arena and see ' good hockey. (A lot better those Leafs.) In an ition garne on Saturday, 10, the Rotary Bantams on the Kinsmen Midgets lost 6-1. They led 1-0. t- happened, bunch? orge Osmond's B Novice played last week. Where the results, George? LEGION MITE ALL—STARS derich ' Legion .Mite Alt- s travelled to Wingham, rdav, and defeated the gham Club 8-0., Jim Donald and Jeff Denomme ed the shut -out for the on team. David Eastwood Dennis l Cerr led the attack two goals apiece. Daryl - ham, Brian Shortreed and Smith also picked up two is as they each hada goal an assist. Mike Evans got othet goal and Jim Mathers Joey Morrissey picked up sts in the game. Only one alto was called. stun was here Saturday t for an Exhibition alne ch' was a thriller, as the an Mite All -Stars held on defeat them 3-2. Byron ped the scoring but Daryl ham tied it before the end the first - period, as Jin} thers set him, up. Goderich t ahead in the second one,,a effort by David Eastwood. on got this one back, and g into the third period, i.t,.. anybody's game.- The win- g goal was. scored with less n a minute left to play, and was by Daryl Graham, ssisted. MITE HOUSE LEAGUE n February 5, Graham ctric were down mitt -goals the end, of. the first period came hack to`c"tlefeat Bed - d Hotel 5-3. David' cDonald and Dave Gallow need the, scoring for Bedford tel as Mark Crawford drew assist on one of the goals. La -saline tied the game 2 all as he got •the two goals Graham Electric. Then Ron ddard and Scott Wilson de it 4-2. Scott Wilson and ike Chisholm picked up 1sts for • raham Electric. •In third period, each team red. -one goal: Scott =Wilson . tting his second of the game, d also David Gallow, • his cond. Del Bedard set 'up ilson for an assist in the me. Tuesday's game was also a al battle, as MacDonald arine won 4-2 over Canadian re. The star of the game was reg KirkconnelL - who scored all four goals for ihe` winners. Todd Rettinger got. both Canadian Tire's goals as Brent Fisher set him up on one. Joe Burbine .and Ricky Young picked ` up assists for MacDonald Marine. Friday, February 9, Bedford Hotel surprised MacDonald Marine by coming up with an overall team effort to defeat MacDonald Marine 5-L David MacDonald and Greg Lapaine opened the scoring in the first period. Before the end of the second, Greg Lapaine scored his second goal of the game. David MacDonald got his second goal in the third 'period and winding ,up the scoring for the winners was David Gallow. Michael Sheardown's shut -out was spoiled as Ricky Young scored the only goal on him for MacDonald Marine. Grant Garrow and Paul McCartney picked up assists for the win- ners. Saturday's game produced another shut -out for Graham - Electric, as they' whitewashed Canadian Tire 3-0. Tim Lassaline got the only goal in the first period, from Mike Chisholm. Scott Wilson scored from Paul Jeffrey in the second, and the final goal was by Tim Lassaline. Mike Moxiarity picked up the shut -out. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE In Tuesday's game February 6, the Legion Sailors were lucky to win as the Legion Flyers were without their regular goalie. Willie 'Denomme came through with two goals to give the Sailors a 2-1 win over the Flyers, John Ross was the back-up goalie and did a good job to hold the Sailors to only two goals. Flyers opened the scoring as David Kennedy scored unassisted. Danny Freeman set up one of Willie,. Denomme's goals, for the only assist in the game. Friday's double header, in the first game, Kentucky Fried Chicken held on as they defeated the Legion Flyers 2-1. Steven Boyce opened the scoring for Kentucky Fried Chicken and Robert Jeffrey made it 2-0. Ted Dougherty t ad.emi1 for the Flyers' only goal, of the game, John Ross assisting. In the second game, Goderich Electric defeated Glenfnark Homes 2-0. Brian Shewfelt was the difference in the game as he came through with a shut -out. David Hill and Paul Young were the goalscorers for' Goderich Electric and Robert Willis and Feibelkarn getting the assists. Qne, of the _b t . nd most ex- citing ,games o 4 �e schedule was between- entucky Fried Chicken and 'Mem-nark Moines as they played to a one -all tie Saturday morning. Kentucky Fried opened the scoring as Jeff Denomy scored unassisted. • Both goal ,tenders were superb in the nets as' Lou deWinter and Rick Ryan stopped a lot of shots which were labelled. Paul Legere finally beat Lou deWin- ter and Jim Fritzley set him up perfectly to give Glenmark Homes the tie. In the other contest, Goderich Electric won \on a goal, by Jeff Sowerby as Todd Feibelkarn set him up. The vic- tory puts Goderich. Electric in. undisputed first place with 16 points and all the other teams are TIED for second place, with eleven points, Legion " Sailors' Steve Walters got the only goal for the losers as Randy'Middel set him up with a long pass. Mike Bissett drew an assist on Goderich Electric's first goal, which was by David Hill. PEE, WEE HOUSE LEAGUE On February 1, Thursday's game, Sifto Salt whitewashed Goderich Motors 3-0. It was a very even game for two periods, with the first goal scored by Jacques Richard in the first period. The teams fought back and forth for the 'remainder of the first period with neither team being able to ‘ score. Sifto scored twice in the third period, with Bruce Melick and Larry McGee being the goal scorers. The game was clean -With only two penalties called -- one to each team. Gerry Gaynor ear- ned the shut -out for Sifto. Monday's game, February 5: Sifto Salt took an early lead and went on to defeat Goderich Restaurant 6-1. First period goals were by Brian Sowerby, assisted by Mike Gibbs, and Brian Reid from Ron Butler. Goderich Restaurant cut this lead to one on a goal by Terry Shoemaker assisted by Steve Doney. Sifto Salt went three up, on two goals: by Brian Reid to give him the hat -trick. Terry Kisch assisted on two goals and Ricky Stoddard on the other. In the third period, Terry Kisch scored from Brian Reid and Ron Butler, ending the scoring, with an assist going to Larry McGee. It was' a hard, heavy hitting game and rather, chippy at times as 10 penalties were assessed. • Saturday's game was also very rough and some foolish penalties were obtained, especially two misconducts by one of the players. (This does not help your team, as they, Post.) Sifto Salt defeated the top team in the standings, Club Grill, 5-0. Larry McGee led the attack with three goals "and Gordon Budney picked up another shut -out .for the win- ners. Bruce Melick and Fisher were the other goal scorers as Terry Kisch and Brian Sowerby each had two assists in the, game. As you are aware, reports on Pee Wee games have been in- termittent. But of late, the organization has deteriorated to a point where we still are not getting all the reports. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE First garne -Monday night: Don Hoist Real Estate are now in first -place. as -they defeated Denomme Flowers by a score of 3-1: Don Holst's Patil Schaefer got the only goal of the first period. Denomme Flowers tied. the game early in the second period as Doug Nichols scored' from the point, unassisted. John Parsons got the winning goal as Jed deJong and Brian Meriam set him up.'The third goal for Don Hoist was, by Bill Gauley who scored late in the second period for tie final goal of the game. - In the second game, McGee Motors won and are now only a point out of first place as they whitewashed Goderich Elevator 2-0. Ken Straughan scored both goals for McGee Motors, .as Glen Hutchins apd Shannon Niblock each got an assist on the goals. Goderich Elevator had numerous chan- ces to score but the two goal - tenders for McGee's, Paul Duckworth and Brian Good, stopped everything that was thrown at them, and obtained the shut -out. Play-offs will commence on Feb. 19, and it will be a 2 -out - of -3 series. Denomme Flowers have. finally come nut..uf_.i.heir losing slump as they defeated Goderich Elevator in a closely fought contest 3-2. Jim Smith scored what proved to be the winning goal, Mike Milley assisting. Steve Chase and Tom Sager combined to do afl the scoring for Goderich Elevator as they set up one another's goals. Tim Evans and Bill God- dard were Denomme Flowers' other marksmen, and Steve Palmer played a strong game, plus producing an assist on the firstgoal by Denomme Flowers. In the eight o'clock game, Don Hoist Real Estate and McGee Motors ended up in a 3 - all tie: Ken Straughan, scored the first goal for McGee's as Shannon Niblock got the only assist. Steve Meriam and Mike Burley were the other goal scorers for McGee'st Karl LeBlanc, Brian Meriam and Paul Schaefer were Don Hoist's marksmen. Don Kirkconnell and Jed deJong drew assists on the last two,goals. KINSMEN MIDGET ALL—STARS In a W.O.A.A. game played Sunday in Goderich, the Kin- sm4en Midgets out -hit, and Played one of their " better games, as they defeated Clinton by a score of 5-3. The Kinsmen took a two -go lead in the first...,period,. gOtOttS., being by fly Arbour and Mike -t Palmer. Tim Glousher set up the first goal, while Kevin Meriam and Kim Arbour drew assists on the other goal., J. Thompson made it. 2-1 ,as he scored early in the second period, but Goderich got this (continued on page 6) e • Goderich Sailors war- niecl up for their quarter final series with Seaforth by edging first place Port Elgin Sunocos 6-5 last Friday, February 9 in Paisley. Frank Hagon led Goderich with 2 goals. Austin Fults, Wane Fisher, Dirk Wolterbeek dud Fred Armstrong scored the other Goderich goals. D. After watching that pitiful exhibition of hockey last . Saturday night I wondered why the public could not he entertained -by one of the more interesting games going on. I would prefer the television networks to select the games to he shown on a week -to -week basis. That is, the networks would decide in a week's advance, what ganc would likely he the most interesting. The NBC network follows this procedure for its programming on baseball games and I feel it is far superior to a system that literally crams the Toronto Maple Leafs down your throat week ,,after week - and that can he awfully sickening, especially when they're having a rotten year like 1972. For instance, this coming Saturday, the people of Goderich will sit around the T.V. set to watch the N.Y. Islanders and the Toronto Maple Leafs in what looks to he the "Yawn Bowl" of 1972-73.' Whereas, if the CBC had varied coverage on a week -to - week basis - we could see 1 oston at Minnesota (we'd all like to see what Sandersons doing) , Buffalo at Pittsburgh (both of whom are involved in dog fights for playoff positionA in. their respective divisions) or Chicago at St. Louis and Atlanta at L.A. las a late- night doubleheader treat): Certainly. the N.H.I.. has to reach an agreement with the CBC • and CTV whereby the teaTns covered .are not strictly Canadian because the league is expanding so fast. no one can learn all the players names and this is something that is missing from the current thought on N.H.L. bind W.H.A.) hockty Congratulations to the Intermediate "Sailors';•- who soundly defeated Seaforth 7-2 in the first garne of their semi-final hest -of - seven series .e.. The CHI1L is seeing a real battle between Bayfield and Holmesville for that final playoff berth. I'm cheering for Bayfield of course - since .1 play for them. t know they'll come through. Since I've sprained my tinkle, the trade price has dropped to one broken crutch and a 'piece of are wran .... See you next Week„ Sy' rnons and Les Kineston each scored twice for Port Elgin. L. Grant scored the other Port Elgin, goal. D. Symons opened the scoring for Port- Elgin with an unassisted effort at 4:43. Symons broke in alone on Chuck Jewell and deked him to the right side and slid the puck ACTIONLI.NE' by MORLEY LEEKING JR. MORTGAGES First and Second "Mortgages BOUGHT SOLD - ARRANGED? 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Godericn got on the scoreboard 20 seconds later at 9:28 when Austin Fults scored from a scramble in front of the Port Elgin net. Wane Doak and Jim Parrish assisted on the goal. Frank Hagon tied the game at 11:39 from Fred Arm- strong and Dirk Wolterbeek. Wane Fisher fired a slapshot outside the blue line for. Goderich's third goal at 3:30 of the second period. The puck was tipped by Port Elgin defen- ceman L. Kingston tied the garne at 11:20 from L. Grant and R. Lamont...Dirk .Wolterbeek put Goderich back in front at 15:12 unassisted. It was one of the stranger goals of the year. Wolterbeek went in a breakaway on Earle Grante and put the puck along the ice. The puck slid through Urante's legs, hit the post and trickled across the goal line.,. D. _ Symons tied `the gap e again at 4:24 of the third from D. Sawyer. Fred Armstrong put.. •••�.. Goderich back in front at 8:15 unassisted. Armstrong fired the puck through ;,Grante's legs. 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